Programme for making music

There is a perception that Bahamians do not appreciate Bahamian music. In fact, the perception is that young Bahamians seeking to enter this aspect of the performing arts are less inclined to create what many consider the indigenous Bahamian sound.This programme provides a look into the Bahamian music industry through the lens of young Bahamians.What genres of music are appealing to the Bahamian youth? Do they have an appreciation for Bahamian music and its evolution over the years? What type music are young Bahamians performing and recording? Are they considered Bahamian and how do they fit into the genre we call “Bahamian music”.This programme will primarily feature young Bahamian musicians and music lovers to share their perspective on this aspect of the Bahamian culture. It will be discussion interspersed with Bahamian music both past and present.It will occasionally feature the more seasoned Bahamian musicians both past and present.It will also feature a spotlight segment. This weekly segment will introduce a young Bahamian musician and feature his/her music.This programme is geared toward encouraging an appreciation among young Bahamians for the evolution of Bahamian music, while at the same time providing an opportunity for them to contribute to the further growth and expansion of this industry.

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Article, we are going to recommend a few sites/programmes out there which offer a similar service to what Limewire used to offer for those of you who enjoy consuming music in this way. While the vast majority of us are happy enough using streaming platforms such as Spotify,Īpple Music and Amazon Music for music consumption, there is still an appetite out there for programmes which allow users to download, and therefore ‘own’, their favourite songs and albums.Īnd for a period of time, Limewire was the best way to download and listen to music offline, though nowadays it’s been re-launched as an NFT marketplace. In 2010, the programme was discontinued for legal reasons leaving people to turn elsewhere to download music. Before free music was readily available via mediums such as YouTube and Spotify, millions of people used to flock to a programme called ‘Limewire’ to download music on to their devices.

For all budding songwriters, the difficulty is always in how to create the music arrangements for the songs that you have written.This is why our school has provided this Music Arrangement Programme which teaches students to use industry-standard music software to create music arrangement that is comparable to commercial music arrangements in the market. Software used during lessons include Logic Studio, Pro Tools and more.The programme teaches songwriters to be able to create different layers of music with various instruments and sounds, and also to be able to combine these into a coherent and wonderful piece of music for your original songs. Some basic musical knowledge is preferred as the course is very much focused on teaching the computer music software and how to use them.Start creating your very own professional music arrangements for your original song compositions now!CLASS SIZEIndividual / DuoCOURSE DURATION12 months (48 lessons) for each level8-lesson Modular Courses availableLESSON DURATION1 hourCOURSE FEES (CLASS SIZE / PER PAX) $420 (Per 4 Lessons) $330 (Per 4 Lessons)SIGN UP NOW!