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Music has the power to excite and enrich all of our lives. It is vital that we give all young people the chance to experience this magic first hand. The Music Manifesto is committed to making this happen. Hundreds of signatories have come together from the worlds of education, culture, industry and government to share in the common vision: Whether it is singing in a gospel choir, playing in a school orchestra or DJ-ing at a local arts centre, the Music Manifesto is committed to improving musical experiences for all young people.
David Lammy, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Skills, DIUS
Diana Johnson
Music isn't just an added extra, it has very postive benefits for the whole school and for children's education across the board - for discipline, self-esteem, confidence, teamwork. All of which are integral to a good education. It has to be part and parcel of the whole education offer.
Diana Johnson, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Schools
Sarah McCarthy-Fry
Music plays an important part in most people's lives and can be a very strong source of motivation for children and young people. It is essential that all children are given a wide range of quality musical opportunities and the Music Manifesto deserves our full support for working towards this aim. I'd like to see all ministers, musicians and parents signed up.
Sarah McCarthy-Fry, Former Parliamentary Undersecretary of State for Schools and Learners, DCSF
Estelle Morris
It's about everyone with a love of music coming together to create the soundtrack to young people's lives.
Estelle Morris, Former Arts Minister
Lord Andrew Adonis
In this country, we have some of the most musical and creatively dynamic young people in the world – they are the foundation of our internationally recognised creative economy and music industry.
I am committed to supporting opportunities for all young people to realise their creative potential through music and the arts, whatever their background and wherever they live. In signing up to the Music Manifesto, we have all made a commitment to working together on the design and delivery of the music education of the future
Lord Andrew Adonis, former schools minister
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