Music to everybody’s ears

Michelle Curran

By Michelle Curran
Published October 5, 2015

In an ideal world, Celia Stewart and MENZA (Music Education New Zealand Aotearoa) would love to see the government recognise the value of a high quality music education for all children, not just those who can afford private tuition.

Stewart, the chair of MENZA, would also like to see more funding for resources to support music educators and better ...

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