Workshops
| Booking Form | Voice Workshop | Minijam | Creative Multi-Media Technology |
BANDSTRAND is continually developing its support of musical opportunities for young people in York and, by popular demand, is pleased to be able to now offer workshops more frequently. There is a nominal £5.00 per one-day workshop and £10 per two-day workshop. Workshops are free for families on income support or receiving working tax credit.
Please print and return the booking form with your payment or proof of benefit to:
BANDSTRAND
Mill House
North Street
York
YO1 6JD
For further information about workshops contact:
bandstrand@bandstrand.org
01904 554660
You will be notified whether you have been successful in securing a place. If unsuccessful, you may be offered a place on an alternative workshop or your cheque returned as appropriate.
VOICE WORKSHOP
COMING SOON
MINIJAM
Booking Form
Cost: £5.00 (free if on Income Support or Working Tax Credit)
Workshop Leaders: Dean St. John, Dave Hardy and Kath Perring
Available To: Anyone in years 5, 6 & 7 (i.e. aged 9 - 12)
Maximum number of places: 15
When: Sunday October 25th 2009 9.30 - 4.00
Where: Melrose Yard Studios - Melrose Yard - Walmgate - York
Walking down Walmgate away from town, Melrose Yard is on
the left just before the Evening Press offices.
What to bring: Packed lunch, your own instrument (and amplifier if needed)
Previous Experience: A little playing experience would be an advantage.
If you play electric guitar, bass guitar, drums, keyboards, any other instrument or are a singer and would like to have experience of being in a band for a day then this is for you! Please bring your own instrument (and amplifier if needed). For drummers, please bring your own kit. For singers we will provide microphones etc. The day will culminate in an informal performance at 3.30pm. The performance will be recorded and uploaded to the Arts and Culture record label as a project: www.numu.org.uk/nuyorkers then click on projects button
CREATIVE MULTI-MEDIA TECHNOLOGY
Workshop coming soon....watch this space
A great introduction to using multi-media technology to:
generate and sequence sampled sounds
record live instruments
mix down, master and produce demo CDs
make simple and effective stop motion animated films
synchronise sound tracks to film
compose film music
This will appeal to budding musicians and to film makers. There will also be the opportunity to learn how to DJ using top quality decks.
Ideal for beginners to learn multi-media basics and for those with more experience to develop their skills with professional help.
Any material recorded during the day will be uploaded to the Arts and Culture record label as a project: www.numu.org.uk/nuyorkers then click on projects button
