Fall Workshops: Experiencing Jazz and Experiencing Creative Music

This fall the Institute for Creative Music will offer one-off community workshops to focus on two essential elements of our organization: jazz and creative music. 

Experiencing Jazz: A listening workshop with Dr. Kim Teal and the IfCM Collective

  • Understand how jazz musicians use songs as vehicles for improvisation and learn about the roles of common jazz instruments through an engaging live demonstration.

  • All ages, family friendly!

  • Saturday, September 30th, 1-2pm.

  • Denton Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (1111 Cordell Street)

  • Free and open to the public, no registration necessary.

Experiencing Creative Music: A performance and composition workshop with Matthew Golombisky

  • Compose and rehearse new music that connects classical, jazz, metal, pop, hip hop, and experimental sounds. Participants are invited to perform this music the following day (10/8, 2pm-3pm) at the Denton Arts and Jazz Festival.

  • Open to participants ages 11 and up. All instruments and voice-types are welcome.

  • Saturday, October 7th, 9am-1pm.

  • Denton Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (1111 Cordell Street)

  • $50 registration. Sliding scale pricing available! Free for Denton Jazz Workshop members. Participants should pack a lunch.

  • We invite all music educators and college students to join us, free of charge, for this workshop! Please register to let us know you’ll be attending.

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