Fees$175 per workshop $17.50/hr Financial AidAs part of our equity pricing model, we offer financial aid based on an honor system. Use Code BAMP50 for 50% Materials NeededHeadphones (optional)
More classes will be added throughout the semester/year! An open hour will be available for anyone not able to attend the in-person class. Students and families will be invited to participatein our talent showcases! Workshops have a minimum enrollment of 5 students, and a maximum in-person participation of 15 students per in person group. Workshops will run for three weeks, with three 1 hour class per week. In the event that we are unable to meet in person due to poor weather or air quality, the class will be rescheduled for either in-person or online. More classes will be added throughout the semester/year. Check the schedule for days and times and be sure to sign up for our family newsletter for new offerings! Families will receive an email from instructors regarding class details and virtual access before the first day of each camp. |
creator Labs
We've put together a series of on-going workshops that will be sure to inspire any creative, musically curious mind!
Creator Labs Workshops include:
Jumpstart UkuleleTeaching Artist: Aidan Evans
Sept. 14 - Oct. 2 This workshop will provide students with everything they need to start playing the ukulele! Using pop, rock, and blues music, we'll get started with the fundamental chords that allow you to play 1000s of songs. Students will also learn about the basics of pop/rock song form, including exercises in writing their own songs. At the end of the workshop, students will be able to play a song, and know the basics of writing their own. The only thing you need is a ukulele, all other materials will be provided digitally. SUPPLIES NEEDED Entry-level ukulele. We suggest the Hua Wind Soprano Beginner Mahogany Wood Ukulele available on Amazon. intro to soundlabTeaching Artist: Sally Decker
Sept. 14 - Oct. 2 For beginners looking to explore the basics of working with sound on the computer. We will think about the sounds around us, explore sound effects and soundscapes possible on the computer, and play sound games with Chrome Music Lab and then progress to the digital audio workstation SoundTrap. We'll approach sound composition using visual, playful, and reflective methods of generation. Students will learn how to make drum beats, use digital instruments to make melodies and harmony, and use and transform audio samples for use in their work. By the end of the workshop, students will have made a sound composition of their own, and have the tools ready to go at home to keep exploring! SUPPLIES NEEDED Headphones (optional) Composing for Video Games and FilmsTeaching Artist: Kevin Robinson
Sept. 14 - Oct. 2 We will study the music of various video games and animated movies to examine how they help in relaying the mood of the story of the visual images. Using online music writing sites, students will compose music for a short movie, video clips, and or video game. Schedule
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