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	28/11/2003		First grants awarded for children's music tuition Thousands of children throughout Scotland will soon be singing or learning an instrument following First Minister Jack McConnell’s £17.5 million pledge to provide access to free music tuition for all schoolchildren for a year by the time they are in Primary Six.



	26/11/2003		Boost for theatre for children and young people Bringing high-quality theatre to young audiences in all parts of Scotland will introduce a new generation to the pleasures of live drama, it was announced today.



	25/11/2003		The arts are a success for Scotland The past year has been a great success for the arts in Scotland with a resulting enhancement of Scotland’s reputation at home and internationally, according to the Scottish Arts Council’s Annual Report for 2002/03, which was published today.



	20/11/2003		Gaels to converge in Edinburgh A unique and timely celebration of Gaelic arts and language will take place on Wednesday 26 November as the Scottish Arts Council launches its Gaelic Arts Policy at the annual reception of the Scottish Parliament’s Cross-Party Group on Gaelic.



	17/11/2003		Music touring Tunes Up more music....more people....more places....more of the time! Capercaillie, Radio Tarifa, Biffy Clyro, Altan and the Paragon Ensemble are among a host of bands which will be touring across Scotland next spring thanks to a new Scottish Arts Council lottery funded touring programme called Tune Up.



	13/11/2003		Spielberg eat your heart out Steven Spielberg will get a run for his money when six Falkirk school groups launch their new short films this week.



	11/11/2003		'Songs Of Freedom’ from unsigned talent Fourteen unsigned bands will play to the biggest audiences of their careers so far when The Big Issue in Scotland’s ‘Songs of Freedom’ CD is issued this Thursday.



	10/11/2003		Opening of Nairn Little Theatre - 'Bit of a Pantomime' The re-development of Nairn Little Theatre has all the elements of a good pantomime – drama, excitement and endless anticipation.



	07/11/2003		Challenging Craft - call for papers An international conference on the new craft is to be held on: 8-10 September 2004 The Robert Gordon University Grays School of Art, Aberdeen, Scotland



	06/11/2003		Young people set the scene on Scotland's stages Over 120 young people from across Scotland are meeting in Aberdeen this weekend to shape the future of the country’s youth theatre.



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