YOUNG people aged 11-18 years are being asked to fill in an online survey to influence how they and others learn and make music in the county.
Gloucestershire County Council’s music education hub, Make Music Gloucestershire, wants to hear about young people’s experiences and interests in music.
Local young people are helping to run the survey which includes in-school sessions with students; the closing date is Wednesday, April 8, 2015.
The survey is looking at ways to improve, support and extend the music activities in the county.
Cllr Paul McLain, Cabinet member for children and young people, said: “Whether it’s hip hop, alternative rock, solo, group or orchestra, Gloucestershire has some fantastic musical talent and we want to hear what interests you. Please fill in the survey and help us develop the next wave of local talent.”
To find out more and take the survey, visit www.makemusicgloucestershire.org.uk/yourviews.
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