Young music entrepreneurs are being given the chance to win £3,000 worth of instruments and equipment.
Make Your Mark In the Music Business and Arts Council England´s Take It Away scheme have launched a competition to help young people develop a career in the music industry.
Three prizes of £1000 worth of instruments and equipment are up for grabs. To win, entrants are being asked to answer the following questions:
· What role does music play in your life?
· How would £1000 worth of instruments and equipment help you to make your mark in the music business?
For full details visit www.makeyourmarkinmusic.org.
The competition runs for a month, from 18 February - 17 March and is open to UK residents up to the age of 30.
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