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Be part of our musical map of the UK. The country is buzzing with different sounds from around the world so help us celebrate your music - online, on air and on stage |
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 Musicians' Stories You may be a professional, or someone who makes music at home, with friends, at festivals.... Tell the story of your music.
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 On Your Street Share your experiences of music-making local to you. Describe the atmosphere and the live music at a local pub, restaurant, church or temple, club night....
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 Your Charts Turn other people on to the music that matters in your life - the music that doesn’t make the Top 40. Whether it’s the latest bhangra cassette or the lullabies you sing to your child, tell us about it here.
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 Hands On Don’t be put off if you don’t sing or play yet: the website will help you learn in our Online Workshops. For starters, play with the rhythms of the batá drums from Cuba or the dhol from Punjab, or try a singing workshop with Sabine Kabongo.
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Online, on air and on stage
Your music and stories will go up here on the website. Some of them will be featured on Radio 3 programmes like World Routes (Saturdays 1pm), and on other national, regional and local BBC stations. You could also end up performing in showcases at major events in the world-music calendar, such as WOMAD, Music Live, and the Radio 3 Awards for World Music.
We challenge all of you to tell the world about your music. Let’s draw our musical map of the UK as it REALLY sounds….
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