Project Identity: Open Studios Rock Band
Free 10-Week Program For Teens Looking to Jams
Project Identity: Open Studios Rock Band
Free 10-Week Program For Teens Looking to Jams
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DateTuesdays & Saturdays | Sept. 26 - Nov. 24
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VenueBethel Woods Center for the Arts
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Ticket PricesFREE
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Event Details
Unleash your inner Rock Star!
Teen musicians looking for a band? This is your after-school playground. Project Identity: Open Studios Rock Band gives teens a place to get together and make music. Located at the historic site of Woodstock, you will have access to instruments, rehearsal space, and music mentors to help you develop your unique sound. This 10-week program will offer teens a place to connect and collaborate musically, whether making original music or jamming to some of their favorite tunes. Teaching Artists will be on hand to help with instruction and skill-building, and the studio spaces provide ample space for exploring and experimentation with new instruments and equipment. The experience will conclude in an epic rock show for friends and family.
What to expect:
• FREE rock music experience for teens ages 13-18, aimed at intermediate to advanced guitarists, bassists, drummers, keyboardists, and vocalists. Prior rock band experience is not required, but students should have some experience with one of these instruments.
• Access to pro-level studios, musical instruments, and editing software like Logic and Protools
• Mentorship from experienced teaching artists
• Collaboration with fellow creative teens
Where and when does Project: Identity Open Studios Rock Band take place?
September 26- November 24 on Tuesdays from 6-8pm, and on Saturdays from 10-2pm, at The Studios at Bethel Woods.
Who can participate?
Anyone between the ages 14 and 18. (Grades 7-12)
Do I need to bring an instrument?
All participants are welcome to bring their own instruments or use the equipment at the Studios.
Who will be on-hand to supervise program participants?
There will always be at least 3 members of the Bethel Woods staff on site to mentor and teach our teen participants for the full duration of the program. These folks will include the programs primary Teaching Artist, guest lecturers, and Program Managers.
How much does it cost?
This program is totally free for participants. You are required to apply.
What kind of activities are available?
The program will be designed to offer support and technical instruction for instrumentation, performance, and songwriting. During Open Studio time, bands will explore creative projects of their choosing, with talented Teaching Artists and trained staff to mentor them along the way.
I've already taken a Project: Identity class, can I still join?
Sure! You are welcome to choose a different learning track to unlock new skills or pursue your passions with an independent project guided by our supportive Teaching Artists.
Is food provided?
There are snacks and water available to all participants during the program.
What does intermediate to advanced experience mean?
Students should have experience playing through songs on their own, and be able to read one of the following: chord charts, TAB, or standard music notation.
How do I sign up?
Click the Apply Now button to tell us more about yourself and how to contact you. A member of our Education team will reach out to get you started. Applications must be completed for consideration and acceptance into the program.