Every year, thousands of perfectly good musical instruments end up in landfills. But a growing number of UK schemes are giving these instruments — and the children who play them — a second chance.
Volunteers collect, repair, and distribute instruments to schools and families who couldn't otherwise afford them. The programs have already put instruments in the hands of thousands of young musicians.
“But a growing number of UK schemes are giving these instruments — and the children who play them — a second chance.”
"Music education shouldn't be limited to those who can afford to buy instruments," said a program coordinator. "Every child deserves the chance to discover the joy of making music."
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