The Classical Music EDI Development Fund is hosting a sharing event in Glasgow on March 8, 2024. This event, organized by Creative Scotland and Chamber Music Scotland, aims to bring together individuals and organizations from the classical music sector in Scotland to address inequalities and promote diversity and inclusion.

The event will feature presentations and panel discussions from a range of experts, including musicians Katrina Lee, Simone Seales, and Ailie Robertson, as well as representatives from Scottish Ensemble, NYOS, LMNS, and other esteemed professionals. Additionally, EDI consultants Berginald Rash and Francine Gorman will be on hand to provide valuable insight and guidance.

The sharing event will focus on sharing research, expertise, and practical experience, with the goal of removing barriers and creating opportunities for inclusion in the classical music sector. Attendees will have the chance to gain valuable insights and guidance to support diversity and remove obstacles in their own music and performance endeavors.

To secure a place at this two-hour indoor event, interested individuals can sign up today. The event will take place at the Scottish Music Centre, located at 100 Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1NQ. Level access to the venue is available from Albion Street. Refreshments will be provided on-site.

For attendees requiring accessibility support and accommodations, please contact info@chambermusicscotland.com in advance. Don't miss this opportunity to participate in an event dedicated to advancing EDI in the classical music sector.

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