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Submission on behalf of Music for the Populace to Local Music Grants Scheme, May 2009
Submission on Behalf of Music for the PopulaceTo Local Music Grants SchemeThe Department of Environment, Heritageand the Arts
Prepared by
Amanda Bevan, Zoee Bradley, Lauren Clinton, Melissa-JaneFoggarty and Michael PerrinMay 2009
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Submission on behalf of Music for the Populace to Local Music Grants Scheme, May 2009
Contents1………………………………………………………………………………………………..Title2…………………………………………………………………………………………..Contents3……………………………………………………………………………...Executive Summary4-9………………………………………………………………………………….…Background10…...........................................................................................................Using Popular Music to…….………..Promote Social Interaction for Individuals with Communicative Impairments11………………………...Activities for which Popular Music can be Used to Promote Social………………………………..Interaction for Individuals with Communicative Impairments12-14…………………..The Use of Popular Music to Enable Those of Varying Cultures and……..Religions to Express their Beliefs Within an Atmosphere of Respect and Appreciation15-17…………..Activities for which Popular Music Enables Those of Varying Cultures and……..Religions to Express their Beliefs Within an Atmosphere of Respect and Appreciation18-19………………The Use of Popular Music to Target Adolescents with Positive Messages20……………………Activities for Which Popular Music can be used to Target Adolescents…………………………………………………………………………….with Positive Messages21…………………………………....Developmental Benefits of Music Education in Children22-24………………………..Activities for the Improvement of Music Education in Children25-28……………………………..The Physical and Mental Health Benefits of Popular Music29-30…………..Activities for which Popular Music can be used to Promote Physical Health31-32……………………………The Physical Health Benefits of Popular Music for Children33-34…………………...Activities for which Popular Music can be used to Promote Physical……………………………………………………………………..Health Benefits for ChildrenExecutive Summary
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Submission on behalf of Music for the Populace to Local Music Grants Scheme, May 2009Our organisation, Music for the Populace, wish to apply for a local grant in support of our  proposed activities pertaining to popular music and its benefits to the wider Newcastlecommunity.The benefits we envisage through our proposed activities include:
The promotion of social interaction for individuals with communicative impairments
The enablement of those of varying cultures and religions to express their beliefs withinan atmosphere of respect and appreciation
Positive messages, as targeted to adolescents through the use of popular music
Physical and Mental health benefits through music use and music therapy
Physical health benefits in children, including the combating of child obesity within the Novocastrian community and;
Improvement of music education in schools, including the varying developmental benefits this will bring Newcastle is widely known as a “musical” city, having the highest number of bands, venues, andartists per capita than anywhere else in Australia
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.Music for the Populace hopes to tap into thisideology bringing it to the forefront of the community, through a series of workshops, activities,demonstrations and festivals, which seek to showcase local talent as well as benefit the wider  Novocastrian population; physically, mentally, and spiritually.
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Visit Newcastle, ‘Art Events’ 2007 [online]http://www.visitnewcastle.com.au/images/newcastle/Art%20Events.pdf . (last updated, 2007, lastaccessed 5
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