NEWPORT FESTIVALS WORKSHOPS
Free educational workshops taught by festival musicians.
May 21st | 3pm-5pm | Salve Regina University | Angelus Hall, Ochre Point ave. Newport, RI
Darlingside – How to Be a Band
A free workshop primer on Co-Creation and Co-Existence
Please note: This workshop is currently only open to high school and college students. On May 6th, any remaining spots will be made available to the general public.
PAST WORKSHOPS
WEDNESDAY – 2/28, 2:45 – 5pm, Salve Regina, Angelus Hall
Tia Fuller – Female Leaders of Jazz
Please note: This workshop is only open to high school and college students.
Internationally acclaimed saxophonist and jazz educator, Tia Fuller, presents an in-depth and interactive presentation on key women figureheads in jazz music, dating back to the early 20th century through the present. She will explore elements of how these women shaped and defined what we call jazz, touching on their contributions that influenced every musical configuration; vocals, big band, small ensembles, etc. Q&A will take place after the presentation
SATURDAY – 7/29, 1:30 pm
Raye Zaragoza – “Writing Songs For Stories”
A workshop with singer-songwriter & children’s TV composer Raye Zaragoza for children ages 8-12 (all are welcome outside of this age too!)
SUNDAY – 7/30, 1:00 pm
Valerie June – “Somebody to Love”
Join Valerie June for this Children’s Book Reading and Ukulele Workshop presented by Third Man Books! An art project by illustrator, Marcela Avelar, will also be available for kids too young to play a ukulele. Third Man Books is the publishing imprint of multi-Grammy musician Jack White’s Third Man Records.
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