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Supporting Youth Access To Music - Sal DeVincenzo - 04-03-2022
For Max....Thank You BB friends.
--------------------------------------- Hi all!
Thank you to those of you who donated a few months ago to the Muse Studio program. Several wonderful students are enrolled in our first workshop series that starts next week! The response has been over the top.We're so excited.
At this time, we remain in need of $4,800 to cover studio hours, laptop refurbishing, gear, supplies, and workshop facilitation. We’re sensitive to the ongoing needs of our local community, and see this program as an important source of support for local youth.
2 WAYS YOU CAN HELP:
1. Please Donate any amount here : https://museperformancespace.com/donate/
• Please include "Muse Studio" as a memo with your donation.
2. Spread the word
• Forward this message on to friends, colleagues, or businesses who might be interested.
• Follow @foxtracksmusic on Instagram/Facebook and share posts about Muse Studio.
Thank you for any support you can offer. Your contribution will provide a safe community for teens to express themselves in a creative way with music.
Warmly,
Max
Max DeVincenzo | Fox Tracks Music
Kristen Davidson | Music In Community (MIC)
Co-Founders | Muse Studio Community Music Program
ABOUT THE PROGRAM:
(Here's the Muse Studio webpage for a reminder about this program.)
The Muse Studio community music program is co-founded by Max DeVincenzo of Fox Tracks Music and Kristen Davidson of Music In Community. The program will host free workshops at The Muse Performance Space in Lafayette, where local students will learn how to produce their own music.
The mission of Muse Studio is to provide a space for young adults to express themselves in a supportive and affirming community while creating their own music. As we know, the pandemic along with significant local and world events have brought additional mental and emotional health challenges for young people. Last year, we produced this video to show how music has been essential in supporting young musicians.
Muse Studio will offer the first of an ongoing series of workshops in April 2022, where students will create original beats and instrumental tracks for collaboration with vocalists. The majority of popular music today is created through this type of collaboration. Participating students will have the opportunity to become co-leaders of the program and co-create future workshops and events.