We are very excited to announce our new programme of virtual workshops.
The Tonic - Recovery Through Music programme of virtual workshops
Our new workshops will start on Tuesday 1st September. They will be held using Zoom video calling.
All of our virtual workshops are free to attend, and operate on a term-time basis.
To book your place, please read our Participant Handbook and fill out a Registration Form using this link:
Once you have submitted your registration form, Team Tonic will contact you to arrange an appointment for an informal chat, and then sign you up to your chosen workshop.
We will be providing six virtual workshops:
Guitar
A 60-minute workshop for everyone from complete beginners to those looking to improve their skills.
To include: guitar tuition, music theory, technique, practical work, good tone and tuning, guitar maintenance and care, learning songs (requests welcome), practising effectively, group playing, developing repertoire and style, playing live.
Review writing
A 60-minute workshop exploring the art of blogging and song / gig review writing.
To include: style, structure, use of imagery, impact, language, technique, writing for your audience, and promotion via social media.
Zoom 1-1s
These are bookable 1-1 sessions with one of our Music Coordinators, and are open to all participants.
You can talk about any concerns you have and get some additional help outside of the workshop sessions. The 1-1s are 20 minutes long.
Songwriting
A 60-minute workshop exploring songwriting.
To include: song analysis, basic music theory, song structure, musical genres, famous songwriters, and style.
Bass
A 60-minute workshop for everyone from complete beginners to those looking to improve their skills.
To include: theory and technique, repertoire development, achieving a good tone, stylistic awareness, overcoming nerves and anxiety, performance techniques, making practise beneficial and productive, learning songs (requests welcome).
Vocals
A 60-minute workshop for everyone from complete beginners to those looking to improve their skills.
To include: confidence building, repertoire development, the opportunity to develop your singing voice through vocal exercises, correct singing techniques, and vocal pedagogy, including breathing, posture, resonance, vocal registers, and vocal styles.
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