The content of this report includes an abstract and introduction, an audience guide, added information, an audience guide, appended materials, and a closing note. The proposed action plan in this report also covers audience growth, support for creative music producers, growth of the music industry, Charlotte Music's support, and the role of music in diversity and equality.
Music ecosystems are connected networks of specialist and creative people who, in a city or region, produce music-related content. This report focuses on two parts; first it collects information on the ecosystem and music users, then it presents an action plan and sets out a dynamic path for the music field.
The world of music is growing and changing rapidly. Available information shows that practitioners in this field are optimistic and want to perform better over the next 3 years. Programs and presenters expect to sign more contracts and earn more revenue.
The main aim of the report is to use the available information to present strategies for growing this ecosystem. In this way, the number of active music freelancers in Charlotte increases and these people form a community and prepare themselves to deal with new issues.
The information in this report has been collected through interviews, group discussions, and in-depth assessments.
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