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Bondi Wave Music Workshops 2008

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THE BONDI WAVE MUSIC COURSE

Where the creative meets the business side of the music industry

THE BONDI PAVILION IS LOOKING FOR ENTHUSIASTIC MUSICIANS TO GET INVOLVED IN THE BONDI WAVE MUSIC COURSE

The BONDI WAVE, Sydney’s premier music course is about to begin again at the Bondi Pavilion Community Cultural Centre. Committed to training the next generation of musicians, we’re looking for enthusiastic people with a passion for music to sign up for this great learning opportunity.

The course, now in its 25th year, is the only course of its kind in Australia where top industry professionals and musicians tutor the students in all aspects of music making. The course covers both the creative and the business side of the music industry from basic theory through to marketing, with the aim of giving musicians the chance not only to create music, but to get it heard. Students are armed with the all the skills and knowledge necessary to work in this hugely competitive industry.

The Bondi WAVE offers many courses, workshops and seminars with courses running from May to August, with additional workshops in September and October.  The program includes the Youth Bands, Song writing, Vocal Technique, Theory, Home Recording, Music Production and more.  Also on offer is the ever popular Video Production for Live Performance and Rock Photography.

Course prices have been kept to a minimum with costs ranging from $70-$140 with the one day seminar being FREE. All we’re looking for is enthusiasm so if you want to sign up, call the Bondi Pavilion on 8362 3400 or, to get an application and information go to our links.

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The Bondi Wave is kindly supported by Waverley Council, the Commonwealth Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body and Arts NSW through the New South Wales Government,  The Powerhouse Museum, Drum Media and Billy Hydes.