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Hitting The Right Note |
The report, 'Hitting the Right Note: Learning and Participation at The Sage Gateshead', looks into the Learning and Participation programme at The Sage Gateshead. The Sage Gateshead is a new home for music and musical discovery, bringing about a widespread and long-term enrichment of music on the North of England. The report was commissioned by The Paul Hamlyn Foundation to assess the value of The Sage Gateshead's work in terms of its effects on young people, and to understand how a music-learning ecology is being created in the Northeast of England. Sponsored by The Innovation Unit, 'Hitting the Right Note' was written by John Holden and Samuel Jones from Demos. Download Hitting the Right Note here (597 KB). Links: |