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ENO Outreach

If you live, work or teach in London, Liverpool or Luton (all the Ls?) you may be in luck because English National Opera is launching a new creative, music making programme for primary and secondary schools this autumn.

And, of course, it’s pretty timely at a point when the government seems to be cutting funding for arts education yet again, although drama and music has never been more sorely needed than

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