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Music education is deteriorating, and part of the problem is the overly academic focus of lessons in schools, argues Charlotte Gill.

Music education is deteriorating around the country. Despite the enormous contribution of the music industry to the UK economy, with the creative industries overall estimated to generate £85bn net a year to GDP, the government remains placid about its importance in schools. The Conservatives are too focused on the English baccalaureate, introduced to boost the number of students studying science and language... Keep reading on The Guardian