A workshop designed to introduce students to music as a whole, not just the main focus being one instrument. I’ve designed a course load that will discuss music theory with intent to integrate a digital platform allowing an easier understanding on how music both on an analog and digital scale go hand in hand in 2021. I think this would be a good way to help students find their way to pick a direction that sincerely interests them. There will be an extensive model designed to highlight instruments that originate from Africa. We will utilize Ableton software as a teaching tool. Ableton will be installed on all the tablets and computer racks. This work shop will also use the MIDI controllers. This will be instructed by Ofield Williams. I have included an example of how a class will run during a workshop. It includes a break down of the homework as well.
Beat Street designed this software workshop in the same vein as Music Foundations but formatted to teach students how to use Ableton as music production software as well as live performance software. Immersive puzzles and exercises will be used to teach how Ableton as a program was defined by the history of technology in music. […]
For many at Beat Street, this workshop will act as a soft introduction to inter-arts. Combining two or more mediums of art expression. In this case, audio and visual. Students will learn how to create short videos they can use as a stand alone piece of work or as projections, sky’s the limit, as we […]
A workshop designed to introduce students to music as a whole, not just the main focus being one instrument. I’ve designed a course load that will discuss music theory with intent to integrate a digital platform allowing an easier understanding on how music both on an analog and digital scale go hand in hand in […]