Guy Sebastian, photo by Ros O'Gorman, noise11

Guy Sebastian, photo by Ros O'Gorman

Guy Sebastian Mentors For ABC’s ‘Don’t Stop The Music’

by Paul Cashmere on November 21, 2017

in News

Guy Sebastian will mentor music students for a new ABC program ‘Don’t Stop The Music’.

The show, being filmed in Perth, is about the effects of teaching music in primary schools.

The show will be based around an underprivileged school in Perth as music educators train teachers to teach students to sing and play instruments.

In a statement Guy Sebastian said, “I was a singing teacher in numerous schools in Adelaide and I saw first-hand how music would light up a child’s face and lift them above all the things that weigh them down. Every child deserves that.”

Recent studies have shown how incorporating music in a child’s education has life changing benefits; improving literacy, numeracy, confidence, behaviours and wellbeing.

‘Don’t Stop The Music’ will be broadcast at a time to still be determined in 2018.

Noise11.com

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