Working Virtually with Young People
When lockdown restrictions were announced Trinity's Music Team worked to move Making Tracks activity online.
So now instead of sessions in our building, young people meet with Tutors online for weekly music-making sessions.
The team are working young people delivering music production workshops in vocal tuition, guitar and bass tuition, songwriting, music production and skill-sharing sessions. Tutors have also been creating online content, including short videos in industry skills and improving musical abilities. Emerging musicians from Making Tracks including Sam Neal have provided soundtracks.
"It's a lifeline. He loves it. It's really good for his mental health and autism to have these sessions scheduled during this time. It's really, really helping. Thank you so much'.
Partners ACE and Basement Studios continue to provide provisions, including checking in with young people online and providing workshops and bespoke masterclasses.
Trinity has hosted a virtual 3rd Space meeting, where organisations who provide music services for young people across Bristol come together and talk about ideas.
Making Tracks team members have also joined Youth Music’s online sessions; learning from and inputting to the wider sector transition to online working, safeguarding and working with young people who might not have access to equipment.
Watch some of our online videos from our tutors on the links below: