Join musician and teacher Caleb Smith as we go into some basics around music production and how music is made. Together, participants will go through the process of going from a song idea to a finished recording.
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45 min
Education: Grade(s) 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher(s)/Educator(s), Parent, Adult Learners, Homeschool/Family , Learning PodPublic Library: Library Patrons, Library Staff
5
30
Art, Culture, Literacy, Performing Arts, Music
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Caleb Smith - Musician
North Bay, ON Canada
Caleb Smith is a musician, songwriter, producer and educator based in North Bay Ontario, Canada. Caleb has a passion for helping students of all ages learn to create and develop their love for music! His programs range from kindergarten, to orchestral instruments, to virtual trips around the world to experience different types of music. If there are any changes or different topics that you need in order for a session to work for your group, just reach out and Caleb will work with you to create content specific to the needs of your class.
Contact: Caleb Smith calebjsmith11@gmail.com 2493580666
This program will start with an introduction and a discussion of what the participants listen toParticipants will listen to a raw demo together and discuss the steps of music creationWe will discuss each step of music creation togetherWe will look at different genres and discuss what might change in our production, depending on the genreParticipants will have a chance to ask questions to the presenter
The participants will:- explore what goes into creating the music they listen to- develop an understanding of music production and what is involved- compare different genres of music and what goes into creating them