To celebrate our 5th year of 'The Mix' we will be attempting to break the record for the largest ukulele ensemble to play in one location (see more information below). We are also introducing lots of exciting changes to truly make this a 'Music 4 All' experience. We are launching a new level of workshop, so if you already have some knowledge of how to play an instrument you can now book an intermediate level workshop and this year we are hoping that teachers will book into the workshops alongside their students too. See you at Westpoint on Weds 23rd June 2010.

 

Use the LDP booking system, which will work in exactly the same way as you book onto any CPD course. Only once you have 'requested a place' will you receive information on workshop booking opportunities.

	1.	Go to www.devonldp.org/cpd
	2.	Click here for our online course booking system
	3.	In the 'search for courses section', type: Keyword: mix
	3.	Click on request a place

If you are having problems finding a workshop and you have returned you attendence form, then please do feel free to contact Karen Easterbrook on 01392 385351

NB: If you have not filled in and returned the attendance form you will not be able to book workshop or uke-athon places. There is only one workshop per pupil attending.  There will be a £20 non refundable deposit

All marquee performance slots have now been allocated.  There is now only slots vacant on the trailor for lively entertaining performances.

We are working with Clic Sargent to break the world record for the largest ukulele ensemble, which presently stands at 851 people.  Anyone can join in this amazing experience, you just need to own a ukulele.  We will all be joining together in the arena at 10am to play 'Wonderwall' together.  If however you sign up to take part in this then you will also be agreeing to take part in Clic Sargent's fundraising practice-a-thon.  More information about this can be found at: www.clicsargent.org.uk/Getinvolved/practiceathon

Band of The Royal Corps of Signals RSVP In Harmony Asere Siga La Salsa Sam Gray

Gigajam and Musical Futures showcases - chance for teachers to find out how these projects can be used in their schools.  Coombeshead has 60 pupils choosing music for an option this year, helped by the fact that they ran a Musical Futures project.

Teenage Rampage Devon School Heat - An exciting opportunity for bands to showcase their talent in front of a panel of music industry professionals. Places are limited to 12 bands and high demand is expected.  All songs performed on the day must be original material, no covers accepted. This Teenage Rampage heat is looking to discover the next Muse or Artic Monkeys.

Music Industry Forum - An amazing opportunity to ask a panel of industry professionals about life in the music industry. Students who sign up for this session will be expected to submit questions for the panel prior to the session.

Steve White Drum Clinic - A practical ‘hand’s on’ clinic for intermediate/advanced drummers who will demo their skills, so that living legend Steve White can offer advice on technique and repertoire in order to help students develop their drumming.

Instant Band - Participants will be introduced to some easy drumming patterns, and simple chord shapes on guitar and keyboard. Starting with a one-chord song, they will progress to two and three chord songs.  

Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4 - Sing Up Zone 5 Zone 6 Zone 7 Zone 8

Zone 9 Zone 10 Zone 11 Zone 12 Beatbox/Breakdance Fringe Zone Guitar Zone Junk Music