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honestly my local library just started doing this and i watched a 7 year old discover they could play piano for free instead of their parents dropping 200 quid on lessons. that alone makes ed sheeran's glow up worth it tbh.
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Ed Sheeran inspires government-backed 'music in libraries' scheme
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Music in libraries is objectively peak governance because my cousin learned ukulele once and now he's basically Mozart, so clearly government-funded schemes create instant geniuses.
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people who say libraries shouldn't have music programs are just gatekeeping culture from kids who can't afford instruments, and ed sheeran literally proved homegrown talent matters so this is obviously genius policy.
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look libraries need something to do and ed sheeran's got reach, might as well get kids into music instead of just scrolling on their phones all day.
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honestly the people complaining about government music programs probably streamed ed sheeran illegally so spare us the lecture about supporting artists lol.
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Rather than debating whether Ed Sheeran deserves credit, isn't the real question whether libraries are the right place to teach music at all? If ur funding is limited, what matters more: access or quality instruction?
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