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Moving on with music project 30th November 2018 ‘Moving on With Music’ is a songwriting project for young adults transitioning into adult palliative care from specialised children’s services. It was developed in 2016 by Nordoff Robbins Scotland in collaboration with CHAS, the Children’s Hospice Association of Scotland. The beneficiaries involved have been working with our music therapist, Jo Edgar, to create their own piece of music which they performed at a showcase event celebrating their compositions, achievements and identities. Reflecting on the project, Jo said: “The songs that have emerged from the ‘Moving on With Music’ project are all so different. They provide a representation of our beneficiaries unique identities, their determination and their resilience. I hope that this project instils the confidence for these young people to go out and engage with the wider community, discover new possibilities and realise their potential. It has been an absolute privilege to support our beneficiaries through this project.” More News MITs Award 2022: Jamal Edwards MBE to be honoured Jamal Edwards MBE is to be honoured with this year’s prestigious Music Industry Trusts Award (MITS), in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the music industry as a music entrepreneur, DJ and founder of the multifaceted music platform SB.TV. Find out more Announcing our 2022 Summer School for Music Therapists Music therapists from around the world are invited to join us for four days of sharing work and views, and input into the practice and thinking of the Nordoff Robbins approach. The course will be held online 18th – 21st July 2022. Find out more