Grass Roots Music

We had so much fun at our May HAF! Activities this time included trying new instruments, a paper aeroplane competition, music quizzes and arts and crafts. Stay tuned for our Summer HAF announcement! Massive thank you to for providing our delicious lunches each day ☺️🎶

Our HAF starts tomorrow and there’s still time to book on!

Just pop us a message if you’re interested!

Alternatively you can turn up on the day and we’ll get you registered.

We’re taking bookings for our May HAF and we’re so excited! 2 days of music making, fun and games with a healthy meal at dinner time.

Send us a private message to book on!

*Please note free places are available to those in receipt of free school meals, but we do also have a number of paid places available*

We’re taking bookings for our May HAF and we’re so excited! 2 days of music making, fun and games with a healthy meal at dinner time.

Send us a private message to book on!

*Please note free places are available to those in receipt of free school meals, but we do also have a number of paid places available*

Thursday Tips and Tricks!

Even if it’s just in front of your friends and family, take any performance opportunities you can. It’s arguably the best way to build your confidence.

Open mic nights will help you get your name out there, and could even lead to paid performances!

A new month means a new word!

Texture descibes the way that sounds are combined and layered in songs. Generally the more instruments in a song, the thicker the texture is.

A song that just features an acoustic guitar and singer could be described as having a thin texture, whilst a heavy metal song with lots of guitars and drums could be described as having a thick texture.

We’re back with our Thursday Tips and Tricks!

Comparison is the thief of joy! Don’t compare yourself to others, it will only hinder your confidence. Just because someone learned something quicker than you, it doesn’t make them a better musician than you.

Chances are, you can do something that they can’t do!

April means it’s time for a new word of the month!

A chord is two or more notes played at the same time. What you hear when a chord is played is known as ‘harmony’

The most common way to form a chord is a triad, which is where you play a root (first, and most important), a third and a fifth note at the same time.

E.g to form a C Major triad, the notes you would play are C (root), E (third) and G (fifth)