Open Minds posted a link on 23 December 2008 - 12:50pm.
We are reecruiting CRB checked freelance artists who can deliver workshops for after school clubs around Sheffield (starting Feb/March 2009) Please send CVs and details to [email protected]
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Claire Medcalf posted a video on 17 December 2008 - 8:30am.
 | A Sight for Saw EyesAlternative Office Party Entertainment Check out Musical Saw teacher Charles Hindmarsh and his amazing rendition of ‘Walking in the Air'. |
Claire Medcalf posted a video on 12 December 2008 - 8:16am. | Do they know it’s Christmas?How to Write a Christmas Song It’s the 12th December and we haven’t heard Slade yet. Odd. Christmas songs aren’t what they used to be; it might be time to contact Andy Roberts for some coaching ready for next Christmas. |
Kim Fallen Bailey posted a note on 4 November 2008 - 12:59am.
A good website for those studying music and looking for help on extra notes etc ppmta.ie (post primary music teachers association) and exam papers and marking schemes available at the sec.ie (state exams commission)
Simon Devlin posted a note on 1 November 2008 - 12:56pm.
Mary Harrington posted a note on 30 October 2008 - 4:43pm.
Just stumbled on 8Notes, a UK-based social network for musicians. You can upload your own music, share and download sheet music, and talk to other musicians via a lively forum.
They have a good-sized collection of not very printable musician jokes too. When I was learning classical violin many, many moons ago it was always viola jokes - from a quick glance round it looks like nothing much has changed...
http://www.8notes.com/
Paul Miller posted a note on 29 October 2008 - 4:22pm.
I'm a complete beginner at guitar and not sure I'm ready to expose my uselessness to a real live teacher so I've been trying out http://www.guitartricks.com to see how much I can learn on my own.
Mary Harrington posted a note on 29 October 2008 - 1:35pm.Just came across this great online community for people learning or looking to learn guitar. It's run by Jason Shadrick of US-based National Guitar Workshop, and is powered by Ning.
When I signed up to take a look round (I'm always interested in communities of people teaching and learning) the founder friended me immediately (and not as an automatic response either. And he messaged me back too!
So if you're after a friendly online guitar community, go check it out.
http://guitarworkshopcommunity.com
Mary Harrington posted a note on 28 October 2008 - 5:48pm.Free Guitar Videos blog has a lovely video of some chaps using a tractor engine as a drum machine for their jam.
http://www.freeguitarvideos.com/blog/2008/10/how-many-mpg-does-your-drummer-get.html
Mary Harrington posted a note on 28 October 2008 - 5:10pm.Just spotted Black Cab Sessions, a site where sometimes quite famous musicians play a song while riding around in the back of a taxi.
What else could be simplified by happening in the back of a taxi? Siestas, meetings, more?
http://www.blackcabsessions.com/
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