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when: 09 - 10 July 2022 | venue: Hyde Park Barracks | cost: Child: $15.00 | Member child: $12.00 | address: Queens Square, Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000 | tickets: https://sydneylivingmuseums.com.au/events/school-holiday-electronic-sound-workshops
published: 07 Jul 2022, 5 min read
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These school holidays, kids will have the opportunity to try their hand at electronic music production with a series of fun and inspiring workshops facilitated by Hack Sounds in partnership with 107 Projects and Carlin McClellan from Play Anything.
Using accessible instruments and technology, participants will make beats, melodies and compositions from scratch and develop their collaboration and performance skills. Hack Sounds educates and supports new music creation by beginners and emerging creators. Their inclusively designed programs aim to reduce barriers to music and encourage creativity and social participation for marginalised communities, creating a space where all people can connect and make things with the latest technology and fun-to-use tools.
No experience necessary, suitable for ages 8-12.
Please note parent/carer is required to be present for the duration of the workshop. Each participant ticket includes one free parent/carer.
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These school holidays, kids will have the opportunity to try their hand at electronic music production with a series of fun and inspiring workshops facilitated by Hack Sounds in partnership with 107 Projects and Carlin McClellan from Play Anything.
Using accessible instruments and technology, participants will make beats, melodies and compositions from scratch and develop their collaboration and performance skills. Hack Sounds educates and supports new music creation by beginners and emerging creators. Their inclusively designed programs aim to reduce barriers to music and encourage creativity and social participation for marginalised communities, creating a space where all people can connect and make things with the latest technology and fun-to-use tools.
No experience necessary, suitable for ages 8-12.
Please note parent/carer is required to be present for the duration of the workshop. Each participant ticket includes one free parent/carer.
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School holiday electronic sound workshops 2022 is on 09 - 10 July 2022. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Sydney.
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Event Details
what: School holiday electronic sound workshops 2022
when: 09 - 10 July 2022
venue: Hyde Park Barracks
city/suburb: Sydney NSW
All start time/end time: Saturday 9 July from 10am to 11am | Saturday 9 July from 12pm to 1pm | Saturday 9 July from 2pm to 3pm | Sunday 10 July from 10am to 11am | Sunday 10 July from 12pm to 1pm | Sunday 10 July from 2pm to 3pm
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