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Professional Music Courses
Scoring and Arranging for Film
- In this workshop you will learn the basics of scoring and arranging for film.
- Students are encouraged to bring in their own videos to work on.
- We use a variety of techniques to compose and arrange with scoring software such as MOTU Digital Performer, Ableton Live 11, Reason 12, Finale 27, Dorico 5, Sibelius and others.
Recording Arts
- In this workshop you will learn the basics of recording audio and video in a working recording studio.
- Students will be given the opportunity to work as recording engineers and also as recording artists in both individual and group settings.
- We use software on Macs and PCs like MOTU Digital Performer, Ableton Live and Reason.
Improvisation
- In this workshop you will learn the basics of improvisation.
- Students will be given the opportunity to work as soloists and ensembles in musical and comedic roles.
- We use a variety of techniques to improvisation, including techniques by Alan Arkin.
Go With Your Imagination Music
- In this workshop you will learn the basics of making music that is non-representational.
- Students will be given the opportunity to work in both individual and group settings.
- This is a class for those who want to be able to make sound that is not necessarily a song.
- Through a series of vocal and instrumental exercises, students will gain the techniques to allow them to “speak” music.
