Rising Instrument Prices Threaten Music Programs in Schools
Audio narration · Coming soon
This report highlights how increasing costs of musical instruments, such as cellos priced at $1,000 and tubas at $9,000, are putting pressure on limited school band and orchestra budgets. The impact of tariffs is contributing to these soaring prices, potentially jeopardizing music education in many schools.
Why this matters
PRISM scored this story 55/100 for interest.
Originally published by nyt
