*** Registration Deadline: Sunday, March 27 at 10:00 PM.
Workshop Description
If I had a song…
…that tells it like it is…
…that wakes people up…
…that shakes up the status quo…
…that stands the test of time…
…that asks hard questions...
...that lets us feel the world's pain...
…that reaches into people’s minds and hearts…
I’d sing it all over this land!
Does it take larger-than-life talent to create great political songs? We think not. The craft of songwriting requires skill, practice, hard work, and the willingness to listen: to really listen to how our words and music land with other people.
This popular PMN workshop, recently re-envisioned, is an invitation to present your song-in-progress to like-minded songwriters for feedback and critique. In small groups, we’ll listen to each other’s songs and discover not only the components of an effective song, but how to give and receive positive and constructive feedback.
Requirements for Participation:
Eligibility to Participate
Participants in this workshop must:
* If you are not a PMN member, you may join here: https://www.peoplesmusic.org/join-PMN
Workshop Facilitators:
Joanie Calem is a musician, singer/songwriter, storyteller, disability awareness activist, community-builder, cross-cultural worker and teacher. She has been teaching music and performing since 1983. Joanie uses music to break down stereotypes, build community and foster connection.
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