For a great summary of the new features and improvements in Sonic Pi v2.1 take a look at Robin Newman's excellent blog post.

Sonic Pi was featured on the UK national children's news programme CBBC Newsround - with presenter Jenny Lawrence discovering Live Coding for the first time.

Sonic Pi is featured in a beautifully written article in Native, a magazine from the Digital R&D Fund for the Arts.

This year I have been working very closely with the Sonic Pi: Live & Coding project. This was an arts-led partnership which explored Sonic Pi as an instrument in its own right. We tested it within music lessons in schools resulting in a 5 day summer school at the Cambridge Junction. This website summarises this work as well as providing links to all the material created. Highlights include schemes of work for music lessons, 10 "Pop Pi" music videos created with Sonic Pi and a research report.

Shelly Knotts takes her Raspberry Pi on a Sonic Pi Stroll...

Swoomptheeng become stop-motion magicians in this wonderful Sonic Pi adventure.

Some impressive work from @rbnman with @sonic_pi nice @HDMIPi LEGOstand 👍 #CoventGardenRJam http://t.co/MD4lBA3p58

Staff training, @SVC_ICT team setting up @Raspberry_Pi , building @pimoroni cases and hacking out some @sonic_pi 😁 http://t.co/pqKPaHbiuR

With @sonic_pi, the @raspberry_pi is an extremely powerful, portable & performance-ready synthesiser. Get algoraving! http://t.co/mZwfLojJM1

starting out with #sonicpi http://t.co/lWjAxfszMh

Each week we'll have a "One Last Thing" link that's not directly related to Sonic Pi itself but is something you might find interesting. This week Nigel Stanford's fun well-produced video does an amazing job at making the invisible intricate beauty of sound waves visible for us to enjoy.