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Duke Ellington Jazz Workshop
Rehearse and perform the music of Duke Ellington and his Orchestra with lead sheets, solos, and arrangements transcribed by the director, Wayne Roberts. This series of 10 workshops will cover jazz improvisation, sight reading, practical music theory, stylistic analysis and interpretation, listening sessions, and jazz history. Improvisational skills are not required.
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Dates:
1/27/2019 - 4/7/2019
Instructor(s):
Wayne Roberts
Day(s):
Su
Location:
Dower Center 127
Time:
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Course Fee:
$250.00
This section is for the Youth ensemble (ages 13-18)
After completing your registration, please email
bfredette@westfield.ma.edu
with the following information:
Instrument played
Years of Study
School Name
Grade
Emergency Contact name and phone number
Duke Ellington Jazz Workshop
Rehearse and perform the music of Duke Ellington and his Orchestra with lead sheets, solos, and arrangements transcribed by the director, Wayne Roberts. This series of 10 workshops will cover jazz improvisation, sight reading, practical music theory, stylistic analysis and interpretation, listening sessions, and jazz history. Improvisational skills are not required.
Click here for Course Description
Dates:
1/28/2019 - 4/8/2019
Instructor(s):
Wayne Roberts
Day(s):
M
Location:
Dower Center 127
Time:
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Course Fee:
$250.00
This section is for the Adult ensemble
After completing your registration, please email
bfredette@westfield.ma.edu
with the following information:
Instrument played
Years of Study
Voiceover Foundations: Find Your Voice!
In the first week of this highly interactive and exciting class, we will take an exploratory look at the craft and techniques necessary in the world of voice over. Learn warm-up, proper breathing to strengthen voice and speech, how to create instant rapport with audience members, and self-confidence as a voice actor. In the second week, we will continue to learn how to find appropriate venues for your emerging voice-over talent. We’ll delve into techniques for making specific and detailed choices in character development, uncovering technical cues, and determining your ‘brand’. You will be exposed to many genres including commercial, audio books, animation, e-learning, and telephony.
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Dates:
4/16/2019 - 4/25/2019
Instructor(s):
Mike Jablon
Day(s):
Tu Th
Location:
Wilson Hall
405
Time:
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Course Fee:
$120.00
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