Songwriting workshop run by the Gloucester Songwriters' Circle, where members share work-in-progress for advice and appreciation.
Gloucester Guildhall hosts the Song Writers Workshop on Tuesday 17 November, run by the Gloucester Songwriters' Circle. It's part of their regular get-together, which takes place at the Guildhall on the third Tuesday of the month, so this is one of several sessions they hold throughout the year.
The format is straightforward: everyone brings along something they're working on and shares it with the group for advice, appreciation and suggestions. It's not a performance in the usual sense, but a working session where you get to hear what others are writing and get a bit of feedback on your own stuff. All genres are welcome, so it doesn't matter if you're into folk, pop, rock or something completely different.
The Circle pitches the room as a supportive place to try out or develop new material, whether you fancy yourself as the next Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, Bob Dylan or Joni Mitchell. It's as much about the listening as it is about the playing, with the group offering a friendly ear for work that's still in progress.
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If you can't make this one, there's another session on Tuesday 15 December. Both run from 7pm and last about two hours, so you'll have plenty of time to hear a good few songs and get some thoughts on your own. The workshop is at Gloucester Guildhall on Tuesday 17 November, 7pm.
