Hal Leonard Europe

19/11/2025

We’re happy to share that Louise Unsworth, Global Head of Publishing Strategy and Partnerships at Hal Leonard, has been invited to join the September 2025 cohort of the , led by Tamara Gal-On and Remi Harris MBE.

Music Leaders Network is a highly-regarded professional development programme supporting leaders in the music industry. This cohort brings together people from publishing, education, live music, data and creative fields to develop their skills and build supportive connections across the sector.

In Louise’s words:
“I’m thrilled to have been selected for the Music Leaders Network 2025 cohort. Our sessions have been a powerful space for reflection and growth, equipping me with fresh perspectives and practical tools that are shaping how I lead every day. I’m excited to continue the rest of the programme and to join the ongoing community.”

Congratulations to Louise! We’re glad to see her recognised and joining a community that helps leaders grow and work with confidence in the industry.

19/11/2025

04/11/2025

MUSIC WE MIGHT HAVE PLAYED is the stunning new anthology of 19 piano pieces for advancing players. from Hal Leonard Europe!

⭐️ Written by Andrew Eales in partnership with the musician, composer, broadcaster, and writer Jack Pepper.
⭐️ Includes an inspiring Foreword by the brilliant young concert pianist Jeneba Kanneh-Mason.
⭐️ Nineteen solo pieces in a wide range of styles
⭐️ Composed by women and men from around the world whose piano music we were both unaware of when growing up.

Follow the LINK IN COMMENTS for full details! 👇

29/10/2025

29/10/2025

Discover the enriching anthology 'Music We Might Have Played,' celebrating diverse piano repertoire and unlocking hidden gems for modern pianists.

22/10/2025

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20/10/2025

We were proud to once again be the headline sponsor of the Youth Music Awards 2025, marking our sixth consecutive year supporting this inspiring celebration of creativity and grassroots innovation in UK music. Held at the iconic Troxy, London, the Awards highlighted the incredible projects, artists, and leaders shaping a more inclusive future for the industry under the theme ‘Rescue the Roots’ — a powerful call to address the funding crisis facing grassroots youth music organisations.

A huge congratulations to Art Against Knives – THE LAB, winners of this year’s Social Action Award, presented by Hal Leonard Europe. Their transformative work creating safe, creative spaces for young people embodies the power of music to drive social change. We also congratulate fellow nominees AudioActive and TiPP’s Rhythm & Renewal for their inspiring contributions to community impact and youth empowerment through music.

Since becoming headline sponsor in 2019, we’ve seen past winners like Supermann on da beat, Pembe Tokluhan, Music Fusion, and Cuttlefish Orchestra and Jack Drum Arts go on to make lasting impact across the UK and beyond, a testament to the importance of recognising and supporting grassroots creativity.

Read the full press release: https://www.halleonardeurope.com/youth-music-awards-2025-in-association-with-hal-leonard/

17/10/2025

16/10/2025

14/10/2025

Church pianists, find your next source of inspiration! Join Phillip Keveren and Glenda Austin for a free one-hour webinar on Thursday, October 23rd at 12 PM CT, celebrating sacred piano music from Hal Leonard and Willis Music. Phillip will share from his "Worship Anthology," and Glenda will feature her new "Preludes and Postludes" collection, along with other favorites.

Join us live for the chance to win prizes and giveaways! If you're unable to join, please register to get access to the webinar recording.

Click here to register for FREE today: https://rebrand.ly/5qv3q6z