Sally Anne Gross and George Musgrave cited by KeyChange on Music and Metal Health
As part of a PRS Foundation series on longevity and sustainability in the music industry, Sally Anne Gross and George Musgrave’s work on music and mental health is cited as demonstrating the enormity of the issues in the industry. In the first of the series, aimed at those who love making music and who want it to be their living, Tamara Gal-On brings issues of mental health to the fore, drawing upon the survey of over 2,000 musicians carried out by Sally Anne Gross and Dr. George Musgrave as part of their research.
The article, which can be read in full on the KeyChange website, goes on to provide a series of advice and tips for those working in the industry.
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