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$60,000 up for grabs for SA musicians

South Australian Government’s Contemporary Music Funding Program to award $60,000 to local musicians and organisations.
8 May 2013
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South Australian Government’s Contemporary Music Funding Program to award $60,000 to local musicians and organisations.

 

The grant makes provisions for several musicians and organisations to record and promote music as part of the South Australian government’s funding program for contemporary music.

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