The development of a coordinated Atlantic Canada dollar annual investment for a period of three years, Music Strategy supported by an investment in the regional has proven to be so successful that the funding has ecology of the music industry in the form of an Atlantic Music become permanent.1 Although the OMF is relatively new, Fund will synchronize policies and actions and amplify the Atlantic C. [...] From primary school through to post-secondary the role of music education in nurturing the musical culture The stagnation of ticket prices, the shift to online music and the abundance of talent found in Atlantic Canada is streaming, and restrictions on live venues and events have had integral to the sustainability of music as a cultural identity dramatic effects. [...] a new Atlantic Music Fund, developed with the cooperation of stakeholders from across the region would synchronize At the root of this issue is a failure to recognize music activities and policies in the region and amplify the economic as a legitimate and economically productive occupation, and social contributions of music. [...] However, Music NB, Music PEI, of Atlantic artists and has been a catalyst in bringing Music Nova Scotia, MusicNL, and the ECMA are similar music industry representatives from all over the world to in that each is responsible for programming a music the East Coast to discover one of the region’s greatest week and awards show, whereas CBMIC is not. [...] And so the touring will allocation, and ensure that the industry in Atlantic Canada is happen in the south but you won’t get a lot of artists going diverse and inclusive of all the talent in the region.
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