The International Alliance of Accessible Music (IAAM) was founded by The Music Man Project (UK) and AllegroModerato (Italy) to help reverse perceptions of disability through music education and performance, from the local to the global. This is achieved through the following measures:
- Connect accessible music education and performance providers around the world
- Share music, teaching resources and techniques
- Perform joint concerts at prestigious international venues
- Promote accessible music globally through sharing of member’s achievements, progress and events
- Convene annually to learn from each other and share best practice
- Train, mentor and inspire the next generation of Special Educational Needs music educators
- Fundraise to further the aims of the alliance and its members
- Attract new members to the alliance
Current Membership
- The Music Man Project (London, UK)
- AllegroModerato (Milan, Italy)
- Scooppiati Diversamente Band (Rome, Italy)
David Stanley visits Rome ahead of the release of our single "Best Life" with Scooppiati Diversamente Band
MMP Global Ambassadors join Italian charity AllegroModerato for a unique joint concert in Milan, Italy
MMP Global Ambassadors fly the flag for Britain in spectacular style in Canada
The Music Man Project's tour of San Diego, California with HM Band of The Royal Marines, courtesy of TEAM LEWIS.
David Stanley's Video Presentation to the United Nations, New York.
Our visit to the Philippines was our 5th international expedition in as many years.
David met extraordinary leaders, teachers, carers, volunteers and individuals with disabilities in New York!
"We are thousands of miles away from my son and students in the UK, but they all have the same mannerisms"
International Playlist
“The Music Man Project’s achievements are nothing short of remarkable. This method is key to SEND teaching in developing countries.”
Tim Gocher MBE, Dolma Foundation, Nepal
“The most joyous time we’ve ever had. We couldn’t believe how much they’ve opened up. They spent their whole life being told to be quiet.”
DIYA Foundation, Bangalore, India
The Music Man Project explores how the universal language of music can be used to free the constraints placed on people with learning disabilities across the world, joining them together through song, country by country. So far, The Music Man Project has reached South Africa, India, Nepal, America, Italy, Canada and the Philippines. Please contact us to start a Music Man Project in your country or receive a visit from The Music Man Project International team. The Music Man Project Global Ambassadors are also available for international performances and tours.