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Electronic Music-Making for Women & Girls

Online Electronic Music-Making for Women & Girls

Wednesdays 21st October – 20th January (with a break 23rd & 30th December) 6pm – 8pm via Zoom FREE Absolutely no experience necessary

Lady Gaga. Björk. Kate Bush. Annie Lennox. Goldfrapp. Ladyhawke. What have they got in common? They’re all women who smashed their way onto the electric music scene, and you can too!

Join world-class professional drummer and musician Cat Myers to learn all about the basics of electronic music-making in a friendly and welcoming environment. From synths to samples, loops to lyrics, she’ll guide you step-by-step towards your own personal compositions. All you need to take part is a laptop or tablet device and access to wi-fi.

Cat Myers is an accomplished session drummer, composer & drum tutor, in the past few years she’s mainly been touring the world with KT Tunstall & Mogwai. As a Roland Artist, Cat specialises in incorporating electronics & samples into drumming, attempting to push the boundaries of what she can play live.  www.catmyers.com

This course is aimed at female carers of any age living in the North of England. The definition of ‘care’ is very broad and includes parental responsibilities and supporting isolating individuals. If in doubt, get in touch for a chat.

To register a place please email soundout@jackdrum.co.uk with the following information:

Name of course Your Name and Date of Birth Mobile Phone Number Postcode Any disability we should be aware of

Let us know if the technical requirements of the course may be a barrier to you

Find the facebook event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/998930450581625/

We will respond with full details of how to access the course on Zoom. Access to the sessions will only be given to those who register via email. Consent will be required from a parent / carer for anyone under 18 years of age.

Delivered by Jack Drums and funded by Spirit 2012’s Carers’ Music Fund, putting women and girls with caring responsibilities front and centre, offering them opportunities for fun, creative expression and (re)discovery of self through music-making.