No matter what your current level of guitar playing is or style/genre
you play, there is more to do, feel and think about. This workshop is
designed to get us into a No Limits mindset as it relates to our beloved
guitar. No Limits...what does that mean:
1. Playing on the entire length of your fretboard...fearlessly!
2. Triads...like, all over the guitar!
3. Improvisation = making real-time music, both preconceived and “I
have no idea what's about to happen”.
4. The fine art of Jamming...the anatomy of sitting down with another
guitarist and Jamming. We will break it all-the-way-down!
5. Listening....”What Did You Say?”

This workshop is for guitarists who know some basic chords, who
have attempted a guitar solo at least once in their lives (and lived),
and are willing to go outside of their guitar comfort zone. Ability to read
music notation is not required.
We will apply this newly acquired information in our real-time, super
supportive guitar jamming laboratory where the laughs and tears will
freely flow.
2.5 hours per meeting on Sunday mornings from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
April. 7, 14, 21, 28
Cost..$250

We're delighted to be back singing in person! Bring a favorite folk-genre song or two to share with our community of singers. Chorus songs or repeated refrains are encouraged. You can lead a song, sing along, hum, listen, or add some accompaniment. No mic, no pressure, no performance. Just singing together in a friendly, supportive space! Free (pass-the-hat goodwill donation welcome).

No matter what your current level of guitar playing is or style/genre
you play, there is more to do, feel and think about. This workshop is
designed to get us into a No Limits mindset as it relates to our beloved
guitar. No Limits...what does that mean:
1. Playing on the entire length of your fretboard...fearlessly!
2. Triads...like, all over the guitar!
3. Improvisation = making real-time music, both preconceived and “I
have no idea what's about to happen”.
4. The fine art of Jamming...the anatomy of sitting down with another
guitarist and Jamming. We will break it all-the-way-down!
5. Listening....”What Did You Say?”

This workshop is for guitarists who know some basic chords, who
have attempted a guitar solo at least once in their lives (and lived),
and are willing to go outside of their guitar comfort zone. Ability to read
music notation is not required.
We will apply this newly acquired information in our real-time, super
supportive guitar jamming laboratory where the laughs and tears will
freely flow.
2.5 hours per meeting on Sunday mornings from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
April. 7, 14, 21, 28
Cost..$250

No matter what your current level of guitar playing is or style/genre
you play, there is more to do, feel and think about. This workshop is
designed to get us into a No Limits mindset as it relates to our beloved
guitar. No Limits...what does that mean:
1. Playing on the entire length of your fretboard...fearlessly!
2. Triads...like, all over the guitar!
3. Improvisation = making real-time music, both preconceived and “I
have no idea what's about to happen”.
4. The fine art of Jamming...the anatomy of sitting down with another
guitarist and Jamming. We will break it all-the-way-down!
5. Listening....”What Did You Say?”

This workshop is for guitarists who know some basic chords, who
have attempted a guitar solo at least once in their lives (and lived),
and are willing to go outside of their guitar comfort zone. Ability to read
music notation is not required.
We will apply this newly acquired information in our real-time, super
supportive guitar jamming laboratory where the laughs and tears will
freely flow.
2.5 hours per meeting on Sunday mornings from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
April. 7, 14, 21, 28
Cost..$250

Shape note singing is a social, community singing tradition.  We sing from The Sacred Harp and The Shenandoah Harmony, music books printed with shaped note heads designed to teach vocal, sight singing.  This music is characterized by open harmonies and a raw, powerful sound that is sung in unaccompanied, four-part harmony.  All religious affiliations (and un-affiliations) are welcome.  We sing for each other and the joy of singing.  This is music for participation, rather than performance.