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Most Native
American flute players don't have a musical
background. However a basic understanding about how
music works is a great way to avoid getting stuck
in a rut, gaining confidence as a NAF player and
performer, and is invaluable for anyone wanting to
write their own flute songs. Get the jump on your
flute playing with this exciting workshop.
Multi-award
winning artist Scott August will explain, in a down
to earth, non technical and non threatening way,
the basics of music and music making. Learn about
all the things you're heard about music but were
afraid to ask. How are scales made? What's a mode?
What do the terms tempo, melody, rhythm, beat,
harmony really mean and how can you apply them to
your NAF playing. How to write a basic song?
Release the musician inside of you with this easy
to follow and understand workshop.
Basic
Music Principles for Non-Musicians
Workshop
description:
We
will cover:
Introduction
Scales & Modes
Time & Tempo
The Beat Goes On
Rhythms: What are they really?
How are Keys different from Scales
Understanding All the Keys of the NAF
The Building Blocks of Basic Melodies
Note & Rhythms: a Codependent
Relationship
Harmony, Where is it going?
Date:
Friday, September 24, 2010
Location:
Yosemite
Flute Festival
Time:
3pm - 5pm
Cost:
$12 Pre Enroll Online
$15 Day of Workshop
Please bring your Paypal receipt to
class!
ENROLL
BY MAIL:
We
are no longer accepting class sign ups by
mail.
Previous
class testimonials
Please
note:
Please bring something to write on (a note pad) and
something to write with.
If
you have questions you can email Scott at
info@cedarmesa.com
Please
put Yosemite 2010 Basic Music Workshop in the
subject.
I
look forward to seeing you there,
Scott
August
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