Paul McCartney is a sensational man who was born on June 18, 1942 in Liverpool, England. Raised in a working class family Paul McCartney at an early age fell in love with music, partly due to his part jazz musician father. With the many various influences of music in Paul McCartney’s life, these influences impacted him to build a band that emerged as The Beatles. The Beatles by far were one of the first globally recognized all-male rock n’ roll and later pop performers. Following the explosion of Beatlemania, Paul McCartney who is a social activist, used his passion of music to push his social activism into many different realms. A few of the movements that were most important in Paul McCartney’s life regards the rights
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I can connect to the desire to want to promote art education for public schools, because I have attended public schools. As a student myself within public schools I know that we did not have all of the resources to have a full orchestra, which is hurtful to the performing arts education of the children attending. I count myself lucky though, because it could have always been worse, like not having enough stands to hold music or having financial means to go to competitions. There is a direct relationship to poverty and the upkeep of local public schools, which is public knowledge. This is relationship is why Paul McCartney has donated millions to the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts (L.I.P.A) along with other schools to help fund scholarship opportunities for young adults and promote charitable spending of other donors. The starving artist is the predicament that many people are afraid of being in the performing arts scene, however about 88% of individuals who graduate from L.I.P.A will have a job as they graduate in the performing arts field. Paul McCartney knew that by creating connections from companies to performing art schools, it would help transition young performers have better life chances in reality. I really connect with the ideal of having real connections in the field of interest one is studying and by using those connections to help get a person to where they need to
I can connect to the desire to want to promote art education for public schools, because I have attended public schools. As a student myself within public schools I know that we did not have all of the resources to have a full orchestra, which is hurtful to the performing arts education of the children attending. I count myself lucky though, because it could have always been worse, like not having enough stands to hold music or having financial means to go to competitions. There is a direct relationship to poverty and the upkeep of local public schools, which is public knowledge. This is relationship is why Paul McCartney has donated millions to the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts (L.I.P.A) along with other schools to help fund scholarship opportunities for young adults and promote charitable spending of other donors. The starving artist is the predicament that many people are afraid of being in the performing arts scene, however about 88% of individuals who graduate from L.I.P.A will have a job as they graduate in the performing arts field. Paul McCartney knew that by creating connections from companies to performing art schools, it would help transition young performers have better life chances in reality. I really connect with the ideal of having real connections in the field of interest one is studying and by using those connections to help get a person to where they need to