A note of concern: The future of instrumental music tuition in schools | Scottish Parliament

A note of concern: The future of instrumental music tuition in schools

PDF Published: Tuesday 22 Jan 2019 (ES/S5/19/01)

MSYPs Alice Ferguson and Catherine Mackie giving evidence to the Education and Skills Committee on music tuition in schools

Image: Benefits of a music education

Kirk Richardson giving evidence to the Education and Skills Committee

Image: Current delivery of instrumental music tuition

Andrew Dickie giving evidence to the Education and Skills Committee

Image: Current delivery of instrumental music tuition

Kenny Christie giving evidence to the Education and Skills Committee

Image: Exemptions, concessions and other costs

Councillor David Dodds of West Lothian Council giving evidence to the Education and Skills Committee

Image: Local authority approaches

Students from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland meeting members of the Education and Skills Committee

Image: Progression into musical careers

Professor Jeffrey Sharkey, Principal of the RCS, giving evidence to the Education and Skills Committee

Image: Other models for instrumental music tuition and the future of the service

John Wallace giving evidence to the Education and Skills Committee

Image: Youth Music Initiative

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