Glasgow’s Music Space set to run creative workshops for 16 to 30-year-olds

Glasgow initiative Music Space will be running creative workshops for 16 to 30-year-olds this year.

Six workshops will be available which are Sufist sound design with Riah, approaches to recording with Murray Collier, DJing for beginners with RA city manager Feena, funding advice with the Counterflows team, decolonising the guitar with Ray Aggs and field recording with Inge Thomson.

All equipment is provided including the DJ workshop with Feena from Miss World which will cover some of the basics of DJing such as track selection, beat matching and EQs.

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The recording workshop with Murray Collier will be broken into two parts as participants will explore the different approaches to recording sounds as well as experimenting with production using both analogue and digital processes.

Starting on January 20 and running through to April 6 the programme was founded by the music and arts festival Counterflows this year and is supported by the public body Creative Scotland.

The sessions are free and for those who fit the age range, are based in Glasgow and face barriers to creative opportunities.

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All travel costs to and from the workshops will also be reimbursed.

There is a limited capacity on the course and it will be based on a first come, first serve basis.

Find out more about Music Space below and apply here.

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