Informal music-making session for young people of all abilities to jam, experiment and build confidence with music professionals on hand.
The Jam Session is back at Salisbury Arts Centre on Tuesday 30 March, starting at 5:00pm. It's a music-making workshop for young people, and the whole thing is built around informal jamming: you turn up and play with others, experiment, pick up new techniques, and leave with a bit more confidence. Music professionals are on hand throughout the session to support the room, and it's open to all abilities, so you don't need to be a pro to get involved.
One of the best bits is that you don't have to bring your own gear if you don't have it. You can bring your own instrument, or use the venue's guitar, keyboard or drum kit, and there's a mic if you want to work on vocals. Backing tracks are allowed too, so if you've got something you're working on at home, you can bring it in and run with it. It's as much about playing with others as it is about trying things out on your own.
The session sits alongside the centre's wider offering for young people, which includes regular Band Nights, free rehearsal spaces and workshops in crafts, movement and performance arts. If you're already using the rehearsal rooms or coming along to Band Night, this is a good way to keep playing between your own sessions.
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On the night, snacks and soft drinks are on sale, and you're welcome to bring your own food or order something in for dinner. The Jam Session runs on Tuesday 30 March at Salisbury Arts Centre, starting at 5:00pm.
