Hints and tips for using the Apollo Ensemble
The ‘Charmed Lives’ exhibition opens today at the Rotunda Museum in Scarborough, featuring touch screen interactives created by students from the University of Hull. The interactives were created over six …
Apollo were at the ‘Music & Inclusivity’ Conference at York St John University today, showing the Apollo Ensemble. We were joined by Andrew Cleaton, who has recently been interviewing people …
The Apollo Ensemble features in an article this month in Music Teacher Magazine. It includes pictures of the Ensemble and E-Scape in use at SKUG in Norway, plus comments from …
There are lots of switches around that can be made compatible with the Ensemble, simply by using an off the shelf adaptor. Most assistive technology switches just plug straight in. …
More tips from our new series of customer stories, this time from Accessible Arts and Media in York. Whilst describing their Sensory Drop-in sessions, Molly, Rose and Aled touched on …
I was discussing the idea of using the Ensemble to allow some children to ‘sign-in’ to class with Doug Briggs from Omnimusic. His idea was to have a virtual register …
We’ve just publised a customer story on the main Apollo Ensemble website, based on an interview with Diane Paterson and Joanna Winster at the Gordon Parry Centre in Leeds. During …
The student who has been on placement with us this week has put together a list of effects on the Alesis MIDIverb. She’s given some ideas about how you can …
We’ve now put the finishing touches together for our next block and we’re pleased to say that it is already available from our support website. The Logic Gate block …
Today I was at a conference at the National Centre for Early Music in York, aimed at making music in early years settings. I helped Andrew Cleaton present a talk …