Mondays, June 29, July 6, 13 & 20; 7:00-8:00PM Eastern Time
Cost: $80 for 4-session class
Guided by School of Musical Traditions instructor McKinley Corbley, you will learn how to use your innate ability to write songs by trusting your ear and tapping into your own inner voice. You will learn about chords and chord progressions and how to combine them with lyrics into a coherent song structure, with weekly opportunities to share new material and receive feedback. This is a great opportunity to get to know other burgeoning songwriters in a relaxed, supportive environment.
This course is geared towards adults who are intrigued by the idea of writing songs and never written before. Ideally, students will have access to a piano, guitar, or ukulele. No prior musical experience necessary.
Questions about this workshop? Contact School of Musical Traditions by email or at 240-690-1910.
McKinley Corbley is a songwriter and piano and accordion teacher who took piano lessons for years before finding her passion for experimenting with instruments of all kinds. She has self-recorded and published six full-band studio albums, collected two dozen instruments from around the world, and played solo and full-band shows across North America. Her passion lies in sharing musical experience with other people, and promises a relaxed and joyful approach to your first forays into songwriting. Check out her latest release here.
