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The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
This 2 hour workshop will concentrate on learning simple fiddle tunes with appropriate bowing patterns. I will teach the tunes slow and by ear, so a recording device is strongly suggested. The emphasis will be on patience until you will walk away knowing an old time fiddle tune. Participants must know how to tune and have a basic knowledge of the fiddle.
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music @ 315 Columbia St, Brooklyn, NY
In this Banjo I level workshop you will learn the basics of "clawhammer" style banjo, a style used in Old-Time Music. Students will begin learning a tune in the Old-Time repertoire. Learning tools include written tablature and ear training.
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
This class is for students who have some basic familiarity with the fiddle, or who are intermediate players on another instrument, comfortable with the fiddle (in Cajun or other styles), can play some basic rhythm, improvise bowing patterns and participate in a call- and-response method of teaching melodies and fingering techniques. (Recording devices are strongly recommended).
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Sacred Arts Research Foundation
The bansuri bamboo flute of India is historically depicted as the instrument that conveys the love between Radha and Krishna. Its smooth bamboo tones mixed with endless possibilities to slide and bend notes creates a distinctly beautiful sound unlike any flute in the world. In this 3 hour intensive workshop, bansuri master Eric Fraser will teach techniques and compositions for bansuri as well as Indian ragas. Beginners and experienced bansuri players...
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
The old-time music from Surry County, North Carolina known as Round Peak is a distinct tradition with a unique and exciting banjo style. Slides, blue notes, syncopations and the sparse use of the “bum-ditty” are at the heart of the sound. Whether a solo banjo piece or while interacting with a fiddle, this banjo style is a driving force. By looking at the music of Fred Cockerham, Tommy Jarrell and Kyle Creed, we will explore the characteristics...
Sacred Arts Research Foundation
Explore the sound of the Rav Vast with musician, luthier and music teacher, Ricky Hillson. After a Rav Vast/ Handpan performance, Ricky will be leading a workshop on Rav techniques and song development. Drawing from his own compositional techniques, our goal in this class is to grow your ability as a handpan music composer and increase your tonal control. Join us for a gathering of sound and education.
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
In this class, we'll be learning the song "Wild Bill Jones" (old-time, two-finger style). Nora says, "This is a cool version I kinda developed borrowing from a few versions I admire. It's a great tune for people who are getting into the style or just wanna add another one to their two-finger tool box!" Important: This class will take place IN PERSON. Everyone in attendance needs to prove full vaccination at the time of check in....
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
Jalopy singing instructors Ali Dineen and Emily Eagen pair up to offer a workshop of harmony songs for winter from around the world - from Appalachia to Ukraine to American Popular Song. You'll have the chance to work in both large and small groups, and sing lots of songs to keep you cozy and in harmony for the long winter months. Important: This class will take place IN PERSON. Everyone in attendance needs to prove full vaccination at the time...
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
A wailing fiddle was one of the formative sounds of early blues music, with the ability to bend and hold notes like no other instrument. In the 1930s, the Mississippi Sheiks recorded dozens of tracks, including their best known song “Sittin’ on Top of the World”. Almost all featured the unique fiddle playing of Lonnie Chatmon. Through a close analysis of his playing, we will decipher some of the licks, bends, scales and other techniques that...
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
Smithsonian Folkways recording artist Eli Smith offers a two part workshop on the autoharp. In the first installment of this two part class, Eli will show students the basics of the autoharp; how to tune their harp, and how to chord and strum and along with simple country songs, such as Carter Family songs. Smithsonian Folkways recording artist Eli Smith offers a two part workshop on the autoharp. The autoharp is a wonderfully simple instrument,...
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
Students in this class will learn the concepts that form the basis of contemporary and jazz forms through ear training. What you will learn in this accessible class will complement the music that you play.
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
This class is for students who can learn quickly by watching and imitation. (Recording devices are strongly recommended). As in the Intermediate Cajun class, the call-and- response method will be used, along with a deeper exploration of Cajun repertoire as well as techniques most commonly used in playing the Cajun style. Here's where you can learn what makes it sound Cajun!
Sacred Arts Research Foundation
Cultures through out history have recognized the solstices as sacred times, but why? They are times when the dimensions approach each other and doors open between them. It is not simply a time to observe celestial mechanics. It is necessary to become sensitive to the intimate relationships between the sun and the Earth. The approach occurs and the doors open to paths of communication that we may use for healing and spiritual illumination. 12 Noon-1pm...
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
Want to break out of your routine chords when playing the mandolin? Ready to look at some different rhythmic options? At this workshop, we'll explore different versions of chord shapes and some new rhythms to re-inspire your playing. From Irish to Bluegrass to songwriting and accompaniment, we'll look at many ways to be creative with chords and rhythm. Important: This class will take place IN PERSON. Everyone in attendance needs to prove full...
Dimensions On Stage @ 7601 3rd Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Students attending this class will learn the basics and fundamentals of proper vocal technique, breath control, pitch and harmony through chorus-style singing. This class will teach students about their vocal range, strengthen their head, chest and belting voices while working as a team on broadway show tunes, pop music and everything in between.
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
Students attending this class will focuse on the practice of focused presence and mindfulness in the act of listening. Sound baths provide opportunities for experiencing and understanding our relationships to different sonic environments as well as chance to fully relax and let go. Bathing in sound is something we do every day although most of the time we are unaware of this. There is sound everywhere and we ourselves have our own vibrations. The...
Jam with Jamie @ 400 Chambers St, New York, NY
Are you ready to JAM? Say OH YEAH! Join Emma from Jam with Jamie bringing an upbeat jam session every time: sing-along, dancing, bubbles, and more! Every class is 45-minutes of interactive music and movement! Creative and fun songs every week, with animal puppet play, scarves, and small instruments.* All adults and children over 2 are required to wear a mask during class. *Individual prop bags are available for purchase for $20 and include 2...
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music @ 315 Columbia St, Brooklyn, NY
Less advanced singers will learn the basics, start with the melody and then move to harmonizing, and more advanced singers will be able to fill in some gaps of what they don't already know and can go deep into singing multiple parts. Schedule: 12pm (Vocal Harmony Basics with Emily Eagan) Dive in head-first to the joys of traditional American harmony singing: learn harmony parts to Old Time, Early Country, Bluegrass and Gospel standards, experience...
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
This class focuses on the sounds made by rural American string bands in the pre-bluegrass era (that is the era from Colonial times up through WWII). This music features the interaction of fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin, Jews harp, spoons, bones, washboard, autoharp, ukelele, harmonica, etc. Students will learn about the sound of "Old Time Music" which is another name for rural American folk music from both the Euro-American and Afro-American tradition....
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music
This course, a continuation of the previous two Fingerstyle Guitar courses, will present the student with challenging arrangements from some of the best players in the genre. Students will use chord shapes up the neck and more difficult picking patterns as well. Not for the faint of heart.
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