Music hubs merge to reach more youngsters – and unlock £600k extra funding
The aim is to create unique and life-changing opportunities for young people, such as performing at Tramlines.
And the hope is that combining forces will improve the musi education provision.
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Hide AdThe new partnership has been led by South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority and funded by Arts Council England (ACE).
The deal unlocks an extra £600,000 from the Department of Education to invest in new musical instruments, equipment and technology.
ACE regional director Pete Massey said: “Music education is enormously powerful. It enriches young people’s lives, helps them connect with the people around them, and starts them on the pathway to fruitful and fulfilling careers.”
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