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NEW! Music, Film, Art, and Writing Private Studio Lessons and Group Workshops Available in Buffalo New York

NOW OFFERING PRIVATE LESSONS, GROUP LESSONS, and WORKSHOPS FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN WESTERN NEW YORK!  CONTACT ME AT Spenayoung@Gmail.com to Schedule Your First Lesson! Homeschooling Families Welcome! Experienced with Special Needs and At-Risk Students. Contact for more information. PRIVATE LESSONS  IN NORTH BUFFALO ($25/Half Hour; $40/Hour; $125 Monthly for 3 Months) (Ages 10 to Adult) Filmmaking and Video Production Writing Screenwriting Songwriting Composition Music Production GROUP LESSONS  IN NORTH BUFFALO ($75/Hour Class; Includes Supplies) (Ages 5 to 18, 2-5 Children/Teens; At least 1 Parent/Guardian must be present) HOMESCHOOLERS WELCOME!!! Classes can be weekly, monthly, or one-time workshops Pop Art and Mixed Media Music History (Middle Ages/Ancient Music, Baroque/Classical Era, Romantic Era, 20th Century, Jazz/Blues, World Music, Electronic Music) World Art (Choice of Africa, Australia/Polynesia, Asia, Latin America, North Ameri...

International Alliance for Women in Music Board Member Nominations

International Alliance for Women in Music Board Member Nominations IAWM has openings for the 2019-2021 board!   We're looking for enthusiastic members who are passionate about building awareness of women’s participation and contributions to musical life. We have a new  website , some new awards and are excited about our future! We’re holding our annual election to engage additional members to help us grow IAWM and advocate for women in music! TIMETABLE: We are accepting nominations through  August 15,2018 . Feel free to either self-nominate or nominate someone else you believe would be a great addition to our board. Nominees must be IAWM members. By  August 30, 2018 , nominees should send us a ONE-page resume and a statement of 200 words or less telling us why you’d like to participate on IAWM’s board.  On  September 1, 2018 , we’ll send out an on-line voting poll for all members to participate. Polling will close Septembe...

LAST CHANCE: New! Jambo! World Art and Music Kids Summer Camp in Buffalo New York

LAST CHANCE: New! Jambo! World Art and Music Kids Summer Camp in Buffalo New York  Ages 6-12 In this fun camp, kids will explore multicultural art and music from Africa, Asia, Australia, and Latin America. Activities include musical movement, painting Japanese art, playing African drums, making Australian Dream Paintings, making Latin American instruments, singing songs in other languages, and many more exciting cultural activities especially designed to celebrate and explore our world. Camp activities are from 9-1. Students may be dropped off early at 8:30 and engage in quiet board games and art activities until 9. Students will need to bring a nut-free prepackaged snack for snack time at 10:30 and an optional lunch to eat at 12:30. An art supply fee of $12 needs to be paid to the instructor on the first day of camp. This will cover any art and music supplies for your child. REGISTER TODAY:  https://register.ktufsd.org/wconnect/ace/CourseStatus.awp?&Course=18SRKF33%2...

Songwriting 101 Workshop in Buffalo New York

Songwriting 101 Workshop in Buffalo New York Learn basic songwriting techniques like writing lyrics, rhythm, and harmony. Students will work on developing individual songs while working on fun and challenging music songwriting exercises that will develop music writing skills. Students will learn how to defeat writer's block and where to find inspiration when writing music. Students are urged to perform songs in class for encouragement and constructive feedback. It is recommended, but not required, that students know the basics of music theory, singing, and/or playing an instrument to engage more fully in the course. Please bring sheet music and pencils. Dates: July 10 - August 14, 2018 Meets: Tu from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, 6 sessions Kenmore Middle rm 220 155 Delaware Road Buffalo 14217 REGISTRATION REQUIRED: https://register.ktufsd.org/wconnect/ace/CourseStatus.awp?&course=18SRDA06 CALL: Phone: 716-874-8400 Instructor: Sabrina Peña Young, Award-winning compo...

NEW Superhero Arts Camp and World Music Camp in Buffalo New York

NEW Superhero Arts Camp and WORLD Music Camp in Buffalo New York REGISTER TODAY Superhero Arts Camp Ages 6-12 In this exciting camp, kids will discover visual art through the lens of comic book superheroes and pop art. Campers will create mixed media art, design and create their own superhero costumes, make a superhero flip book, design comic book panels, enjoy movement activities and create colorful pop art. Camp activities are from 9-1. Students may be dropped off early at 8:30 and engage in quiet board games and art activities until 9. Students will need to bring a nut-free prepackaged snack for snack time at 10:30 and an optional lunch to eat at 12:30. An art supply fee of $15 needs to be paid to the instructor on the first day of camp. This will cover any art supplies for your child. REGISTER TODAY WORLD Music Camp Ages 6-12 In this fun camp, kids will explore multicultural art and music from Africa, Asia, Australia, and Latin America. Activities include musical m...

How to write Epic orchestral music within 5 minutes using Four Chords

Learn How to compose Epic Orchestral music within 5 minutes using a simple Chords and easy method. Another new released with some Action stuff. Have you ever wondered? Or tried how to arrange background Scoring like we usually hear in today's television, or Try to figure out how music producer arrange with multiple instruments and get all the elements together as one score. Are you beginner? Trying out to explore the world of orchestral music? So here it is - How to write Epic Orchestral music within 5 minute

What You Didn't Know in Music school!

How to Write Great Song Lyrics

How to Write Great Song Lyrics ~ 7 Elements to writing great lyrics In this video I dissect what makes other songs viral through easy to implement tips and tricks. Write with Sarah @ https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/vi... Like this video? Want to write better music? Then you will Love COMPOSER BOOT CAMP Did you know that there are 7 elements to writing song lyrics? #1 Senses 0:59 #2 Slant Rhymes 4:25 #3 Oxymoron 6:44 #4 Repetition 8:03 #5 Alliteration 11:26 #6 Format of a Song 13:00 DOWNLOAD COMPOSER BOOT CAMP TODAY AT AMAZON #7 Descriptive Color 16:32

How to Write a Song Using Basic Music Theory 1

This lesson is recommended for those who are already familiar with basic music theory. You should know about basic chords, key signatures, and how to read the treble clef and bass clef. Check out my music theory playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypKra... The most important aspects of this lesson are understanding whether to use major (happy) or minor (sad) chords. The different options of how to turn chords into a bass clef part are also covered. Melodic concepts are also reviewed including the use of chord tones as well as altering a melody to change its sound. Like this video? Want to write better music? Then you will Love COMPOSER BOOT CAMP DOWNLOAD COMPOSER BOOT CAMP TODAY AT AMAZON

Songwriting 101: How to write/record a "Better" song!

Take a peek into my songwriting/recording process. This is my version of "how to write a song" Ah. There's not really a specific process, it just kind of happens. It can happen in so many different ways. I hope this inspires you to write a tune! Would love to hear what you all have written! This was a little scary...but very rewarding. Please let me know if you would like more videos like these. I enjoyed putting this together. Like this video? Want to write better music? Then you will Love COMPOSER BOOT CAMP DOWNLOAD COMPOSER BOOT CAMP TODAY AT AMAZON

How to Write a Song : Songwriting: Structure

It's OK to break the rules of songwriting, but know the structure of a song first so that you can break the rules intelligently. Learn how to write a song in this free music video. Like this video? Want to write better music? Then you will Love COMPOSER BOOT CAMP DOWNLOAD COMPOSER BOOT CAMP TODAY AT AMAZON

How To Write Better Songs

Today we're looking at some ways that we can write better songs. Make sure you like, comment and subscribe! Like this video? Want to write better music? Then you will Love COMPOSER BOOT CAMP DOWNLOAD COMPOSER BOOT CAMP TODAY AT AMAZON

Acting & Music Tips : How to Write a Broadway Song

Write a Broadway song for a musical by expressing either an emotion or an action that will move the plot forward for different characters. Consider the chorus and verses of a Broadway musical song using advice from a professional musician and actress in this free video on songwriting. Like this video? Want to write better music? Then you will Love COMPOSER BOOT CAMP DOWNLOAD COMPOSER BOOT CAMP TODAY AT AMAZON

Messy Mondays: How to Write a Worship Song (In 5 Minutes or Less)

Messy Mondays: How to Write a Worship Song (In 5 Minutes or Less)

How to Write a Song: Tips for Writing Lyrics to Music | Songwriting | Ti...

Placing that perfect lyrical idea into a melody without it sounding unnatural is a common obstacle to many songwriters. An unfortunate setting of a word or phrase can sink the emotion of the song, calling your listener's attention away from WHAT you are saying to HOW you are saying it. Writing Lyrics to Music analyzes a variety of song forms to instruct you on key lyrical and melodic components: stressed and unstressed beats, rhyme positions, melodic sections, and tone. You'll work through different musical feels and time signatures, and discover how the natural shapes of the words follow the shape of the melody, ultimately creating a much more expressive composition. This is a "can't miss" course - it's bound to take your writing to the next level. It will also make you a more valuable co-writer. Like this video? Want to write better music? Then you will Love COMPOSER BOOT CAMP DOWNLOAD COMPOSER BOOT CAMP TODAY AT AMAZON

How to Write Music for Film: Action Music

This week Guy gives you the chance to watch over his shoulder as he walks you through the basics of scoring action movies! Like this video? Want to write better music? Then you will Love COMPOSER BOOT CAMP DOWNLOAD COMPOSER BOOT CAMP TODAY AT AMAZON

3 Non-Music Activities That Improve Your Musical Ability

Many people mistakenly think that musical ability is something you’re either born with or not. While we can agree your genetics may play a small role in determining your musicianship, your musical skill is something that can be trained and learned with practice like anything else. https://www.musical-u.com/learn/impro... Even the greatest artists in the world have to go through a strenuous amount of practice, spending countless hours perfecting their craft. Music is a universal language that helps us connect with others and communicate with our inner selves. Thus, there’s always a good reason to nurture your musical soul. Whether you want to be the next YouTube sensation or just want to impress your significant other with a beautiful song, here are 3 simple non-music activities that can take your musical ability to the next level. There are many ways to enhance your music ability, even in situations where you don’t have access to music. We hope you’ve found these tips he...

4 Practice Enhancing Techniques to Try Today

However, we’ve come across many aspiring musicians who are frustrated because they feel that regardless of how much time they spend on “practising”, nothing has really changed. The root of this common problem is our understanding about what practising really is – many musicians mistake playing for practising. While playing is purely for fun, practising requires discipline, repetition, systematic performance, and perseverance, all combined with the goal of reaching the next level of competency and mastering an instrument. Practice isn’t always pleasant. It’s real, hard work. How can you make the most of your practice time and take your musical skills to the next level? Try out these 4 practice techniques.

5 Rules For Studying Music Effectively

Studying music is exciting, but can also seem daunting. There’s so much to learn and master, and sometimes it may feel like you’re not making any progress. It can be easy to get frustrated and lose sight of your goal. Instead of getting discouraged, consider following a few rules to get the most out of your practicing. These will help you keep your goals in the front of your mind and see where you can make changes. Don’t have a clear musical goal yet? Rules will definitely help you, but you have to know where you’re going before you can make true progress. You can read more about setting goals and creating a practice strategy here. Now that you know what you want to work toward, here’s a list of 5 rules which the Musical U team has compiled to help you study music effectively: Another way to get external accountability is to join a community. Find a musical community where musicians support each other by sharing their struggles, achievements, and ideas. Not sure where to fin...

10 Top Tips For Memorizing Songs

“I can’t live… If lividi-bada-dooo…” I bet you have done this once or twice! You got on stage and then suddenly in the middle of the verse you went zazuum shashimi with your lyrics because you forgot the words. It is funny and embarrassing at the same time but the show must go on. https://www.musical-u.com/learn/10-to... This happens to almost everyone at some point. Even actors and professional singers like One Direction are not safe. Of course, there’s the lyric stand, the prompter, and the song book. But what if you were not allowed to bring those onto the stage? Or if you need to prepare for a competition or a performance outside the karaoke hall? Don’t fret. We are here to the rescue! We have compiled the top 10 tips for memorising songs. So you don’t have to sing “lividi-bada-dooo” ever again.