Vantaa Music Sharing

Do you like world music? Do you play an instrument or sing? Welcome to the Vantaa Music Sharing workshop! – Make music together – meet & play with local musicians from many cultures, no matter your instrument, tradition, or experience – Bring a song you love – or just join in the playing – Learn songs from others – no sheet music, we learn by ear – Perform as one – we will play our new repertoire at the Storytelling Open Mic event Join us for a weekend full of music from around the world! /// What is it? The Vantaa Music Sharing workshop invites everyone who loves music and knows how to play an instrument and/or sing to come together. For one weekend, we will learn songs from each other and arrange them for a performance Storytelling Open Mic event. Who can participate? Amateur and professional musicians, who are interested in learning music from different parts of the world and from each other. The only requirement is that you know how to play your instrument/sing and commit to being present throughout the workshop. When? Workshop Saturday November 21, 10 am–6 pm Sunday November 22, 10 am–6 pm Concert Thursday December 3 – musicians meet at 3.30 pm Concert starts at 6 pm Where? The workshop will be held on Saturday and Sunday November 21-11 at Kilteri School in Myyrmäki (Iskostie 8), and the concert will be held on Thursday December 3 at Kaupunkikulttuurikeskus Mosaiikki (Vantaankoskentie 69) in Kivistö. Register here: forms.cloud.microsoft ↗ (eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com ↗) open until November 15 Due to the limited number of places, you must register to attend the workshop. Workshop language: English. The facilitators also speak Portuguese, Spanish, German, French. Cost? Free of charge. Lunch provided on Sat & Sun November 21–22 About the facilitators Manu Rosales is a musician from Buenos Aires, Argentina. He plays the guitar, sings and composes his own music. He is currently completing his master’s degree in Global Music at Sibelius Academy. Stephanie Kobori sings and plays the clarinet. She comes from São Paulo, Brazil and is currently living between Finland and Germany, where she is studying for her master’s degree in Cultural Diversity in Music Education at the University of Hildesheim. Concept by Manuel Rosales and Stephanie Kobori Organized by the City of Vantaa