The live music scene in New South Wales is facing a critical juncture, and it’s not just about the talent on stage. The root of the problem, as revealed by a parliamentary inquiry, lies in the lack of musical education and infrastructure support for regional areas. This issue has far-reaching implications, impacting not only the talent pipeline but also the very fabric of regional communities. The Talent Pipeline Drying Up One of the key insights from the inquiry is the diminishing access to musical education in regional NSW. As Hamish Tate, director of the Riverina Conservatorium of Music, pointed out, (Read more…)
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