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School: City Lit
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Sibelius software
Course Format: Classroom
If you’re a musician or music teacher, join this one-day intensive course for an introduction to composition software Sibelius, and how you can use it to prepare and print scores and other notation. A good knowledge of conventional notation is required. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is the course about? Using the Sibelius so...
 

Cubase
Course Format: Classroom
An introduction to all of Cubase?s fundamental features. From setting it up, to recording audio, working with pre-recorded loops and using midi instrument tracks. Mixdown with plug-in effects and create your own music on CD. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is the course about? A fast-track introduction to the Cubase music package. You ...
 

Advanced string ensemble
Course Format: Classroom
Players from advanced classes, chamber music groups and quartets can join this ensemble. Some of the music we rehearse will be performed on the last evening of the course. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is the course about? To study the techniques and repertoire of the string orchestra. To improve your knowledge of string playing. ...
 

Advanced piano workshop
Course Format: Classroom
If you are an advanced pianist - whether a performer or specialist teacher - this is an opportunity to continue to develop your skills., broaden your repertoire and increase your understanding of piano playing. (Post grade 8.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is the course about? To improve technique and command of tone colour and s...
 

World music
Course Format: Classroom
Learn to sing chants and songs, and to play hand drums and other percussion instruments. Listen to music from different parts of the world. Find out how people use music to express their feelings, to celebrate or to make a protest. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is the course about? We will listen to and learn to play and sing traditi...
 

Jazz
Course Format: Classroom
Learn to play jazz pieces, or improve your skills. Choose a rhythm or melody instrument to play. The group will work on twelve bar blues, swing feel and Latin jazz, and prepare for a performance. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is the course about? Developing or improving your skills in playing jazz pieces --------------------...
 

School: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan UK
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Violin
Course Format: Classroom
Though the violin is used in both North and South Indian music it has become an integral part of the South Indian music scene, both as a solo and accompanying instrument. This Western instrument has been beautifully adopted by our musicians in India. Today the popularity of the Violin is only surpassed by that of vocal music in Southern India. Qualification: Open, Diploma, Post Diploma, Adv...
 

Vina
Course Format: Classroom
The oldest of all Indian musical instruments is supposed to have been played by the goddess of learning Saraswati. It is mainly a solo instrument used primarily in South India. Unlike the Sitar, in the Vina the frets are fixed and it is played with the instrument held horizontally by the artiste. The musicologists feel that the sound of the Vina is closest to that of the human voice. Qualif...
 

Tabla
Course Format: Classroom
The most popular of all the Indian rhythmic instruments is the Tabla. Like the Mridangam this is an integral part of North Indian classical, devotional and popular music as well as Kathak. Though primarily used as an accompanying instrument, people nowadays are interested in its solo performances too. Qualification: Open, Diploma, Post Diploma, Advanced.
 

Sitar
Course Format: Classroom
Arguably the most popular of all Indian musical instruments thanks to the efforts of the legendary Indian musician Pandit Ravi Shankar. This is a beautiful instrument used both for solo performances and accompaniment. The beautiful sound this instrument produces when its strings are plucked by a master has made it a major influence in the field of Indian classical music. Qualification: Open...
 

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