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In the first of two articles, Marion Long outlines the signs and symptoms of performance anxiety in young musicians.

As we look forward to publishing a new Brass syllabus later this year, three educators share their thoughts on a range of brass learning and teaching issues.

For guitarists, sight-reading can sometimes be viewed as a particularly difficult skill to master.

When George Bernard Shaw in his play Man and Superman coined the fateful expression which we all remember as: 'Those who can, do; those who can't, teach' he had no idea of the damage it would do. And it has never been forgotten.

Our final conference of the year takes place on 26-27 November in Birmingham. Book your place now to avoid disappointment!

Theory Matters is a one-day workshop for all instrumental and vocal teachers, presented by Paul Harris.

Our new Bowed Strings syllabus is now available. As well as new set pieces for Violin candidates, our new syllabus also outlines our revised scales and sight-reading requirements for Violin, Viola, Cello and Double Bass.

In the latest edition of the popular ABRSM podcast series our regular presenter, BBC Radio Three's Sarah Walker, introduces musical extracts from the new Violin syllabus.

This year's PDP seminars for teachers offer a detailed insight into ABRSM's current Piano syllabus.