Sound and Music Go Compose Project 2020

Martin Fautley; Anthony David Anderson; Victoria Kinsella; Kirsty Devaney; Adam Whittaker

Sound and Music Go Compose Project 2020

Martin Fautley, Anthony David Anderson, Victoria Kinsella, Kirsty Devaney, Adam Whittaker

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Abstract

Since its inception as a partnership project between Sound and Music and sound Scotland, Go Compose has developed to be a national network of workshops, programmes and events giving young people opportunities to make and showcase their own music and learn from professionals. Aimed at young people who would like to try composing, or who know they enjoy it and would like to learn more, we work with everyone from music education hubs to festivals across the UK to offer opportunities.In this iteration of Go Compose, generously funded by Youth Music, Sound and Music focused on composing for and by young people who face additional barriers to engagement including disabling barriers, not being in education, employment or training (NEET) and being a girl in a music technology environment. Activity was delivered by three wonderful partners, Community Music, Drake Music and University of Huddersfield (working with Yorkshire Sound Women Network).

Original language	English
Publisher	Centre for Applied Finance and Economics (CAFE), Birmingham City Business School, Birmingham City University
Publication status	Published (VoR) - 1 Sept 2021

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