Chance for young people to make music in Norwich at half-term
Published:
5:16 PM January 25, 2012
Updated:
6:23 PM October 10, 2020
Band skills workshops, including one just for girls, are being offered in Norwich this half term.
Community Music East (CME) has teamed up with Girl-r-Loud to run one-day Rock Schools in Norwich.
The workshops, at Access to Music in King Street are aimed at 11 to 18-year-olds to improve their playing and vocal skills, develop song writing skills and pick up performance tips in a creative and fun environment.
The workshops are part funded by Youth Music, which aims to transform young people's lives through music.
Rock School is on Thursday, February 16 and Girls-r-Loud is on Friday, February 17. Both workshops run from 10am to 5pm.
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Places can be booked at www.cme.org.uk or on 01603 628367.
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