When each individual is dedicated to learning their part and committed to working as a team, amazing things can happen! The coach will help you make your piece come to life in a successful performance by facilitating learning about various tools like non-verbal communication, breathing, and rhythmic counting to stay together as a group without a conductor. By playing in a chamber ensemble, you will have opportunities to develop your own ideas about the music by being responsible for your own part, and you will also be able to listen to and learn from the other members of the group-all in service of creating something beautiful together. It invites us to collaborate eagerly, communicate compassionately, and create beautifully with fellow musicians. In this chamber music program designed for older, more experienced string players, you will work in small groups to develop ensemble skills, learn new music and techniques, and expand your independent musicianship with a dedicated ensemble coach.Ĭhamber music can be one of the most engaging and enjoyable experiences for many musicians. A touch-screen mixing station allows visitors to try their hand at crafting the perfect musical track.Love to make music with a small group of friends? Want a learning and performance opportunity specifically designed for older, more advanced string players? Moved past the Beginning Strings class level but still want to be involved? AMFS Chamber Music Lab is for you! The key feature of the exhibition is the musical stage, on which a large monitor plays a selection of Detroit musical greats, including Motown favorites such as The Supremes, The Temptations as well as Aretha Franklin and Bob Seger. Visitors can also test their knowledge of Detroit music with a touch-screen trivia game. Music memorabilia, including instruments, posters, garments, records and more, are featured throughout the exhibition. The exhibit also gives a nod to Detroit's iconic musical venues, from the Grande Ballroom to the Flame Show Bar to Pine Knob. From Aretha Franklin to Madonna to Bob Seger to Alice Cooper, Detroiters have made an impact in every genre of music. The exhibit not only shares Detroit's prominence in rock and pop music, but it explains its influence on gospel, blues, hip-hop, techno and more. Adjacent to the Allesee Gallery of Culture, visitors find the Motor City Music exhibition - an interactive, participatory space that explores the rich legacy of Detroit’s music from Gospel to Motown and all things in between.Īs visitors enter the gallery, they learn about Detroit's rich musical legacy by reading about the international stars who have called our city home.
0 kommentar(er)
