article_snippet.sent: Mr Schofield moved to Hobart to set up a Baroque music festival in what Mr Schofield claims was an attempt to help Tasmanians take advantage of Tasmanians grand heritage.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Schofield decided to relocate back to New South Wales after the Tasmanian Government cut the festivals funding by 25 per cent.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Schofield said Mr Schofield was offered $300,000 for the 2014 festival which was a reduction from the $400,000 the government offered in the previous year. '
article_snippet.sent: [The festival] was supported by a lot of wonderful people down there, who shared the vision that the Tasmanian Government wouldn't.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Schofield moved to Hobart to set up a Baroque music festival, but decided to relocate back to New South Wales after the Tasmanian Government cut the festivals funding by 25 per cent the festivals funding by 25 per cent .
article_snippet.sent: After receiving an offer from Queensland arts organisations Mr Schofield decided to move the 2014 festival which was a reduction from the $400,000 the government offered in the previous year to Brisbane.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Schofield said Mr Schofield daughters recognised that the battle his daughters was waging with the Tasmanian Government took a toll on his daughters and decided to stage an 'intervention'. '
article_snippet.sent: While Mr Schofield admits Mr Schofield was 'absolutely obsessed, tremendously intrigued' by Tasmania, Mr Schofield continued to blast Tasmanian's for wanting to 'dig it up, chop it down, sell it to the Chinese.'