WIRED free online course
As part of Yorkshire Sound Women Network's Youth Music funded WIRED project, our online music technology club is a free six-week course led by sound artist and podcast producer Jo Kennedy.
Open to girls, young women, non-binary people and other marginalised genders aged 11-18 years old and living in Yorkshire (including North/North East Lincolnshire), the course starts on Tuesday 5 July and will be delivered over Zoom.
Participants will learn about making audio recordings, editing them together and creatively using other sounds in an audio piece. By the end of the course, they’ll have created a mini podcast episode on a topic of their choice.
No experience is necessary; participants will need a mobile phone for recording, and a laptop or desktop computer to attend via Zoom, and carry out sound editing work.
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School of Rock
School of Rock
School of Rock meets at Goole’s theatre and cinema – Junction. The class offers young people the opportunity to enhance their music skills with other musicians. This fun and friendly group covers all styles of music, with everything from tips on playing and singing to writing your own songs and performance skills. Members have been able to work towards releasing debut singles and also perform on the festivals circuit.
The group meets each Wednesday during term time, 6pm - 8pm.
For further information contact Junction, Goole on 01405 763652 or visit junctiongoole.co.uk
Howdenshire Music
Just a reminder also that free booking is now open for our first concerts of the year. Celebrated pianist Duncan Honeybourne comes to Howden on Saturday 26 March to give a special performance including Schubert's Sonata in A minor D784 and a Yorkshire-themed world premiere! Our regular Thursday lunchtime series restarts on Thursday 21 April with violinist Michael Foyle ('Foyle's playing is remarkable' - BBC Music Magazine) and pianist Julian Jacobson performing works by Beethoven and Kreisler.