Folk Harmonic
- Winter 2025
Term 1: Jan 15 - Mar 12 (No Class Feb 5th)
8 classes (Sliding Scale $120-$160)
Term 2: April 2 - May 28
9 classes (Sliding Scale $140-180)
LOCATION: Comox United Church
250 Beach Drive
Comox BC
Folk Harmonic is an innovative group music class with a focus on building musical communication and ensemble music making. It captures the experience of playing in an orchestra, without the need for any classical training. Repertoire is chosen from multiple musical traditions, arranged and adapted for folk instruments and voices. The majority of the class is taught by ear, with additional resources such as recordings, sheet music and tutorial videos provided as necessary. Folk Harmonic provides interactive and empowering musical progress regardless of participant level. Open to those who play guitar, accordion, banjo, fiddle, bass, cello, viola, mandolin, piano and ukulele, this class is a place for people to come together and share the joy of community music making.
This class is a safe and encouraging environment for people of all levels of ability and musical experience to play music in a group setting. Bring your instrument, voice, and your sense of fun for an evening of music making with friends.
DATES: Next term starts September 2024
TIMES: tuesdays 7:00pm - 8:45pm
Co-directed with Erinn Doncaster. The Comox Valley’s new choir for the 2SLGBTQ+ community!
www.fieramentechoir.ca
email [email protected] for more info
TIMES: tuesdays 7:00pm - 8:45pm
Co-directed with Erinn Doncaster. The Comox Valley’s new choir for the 2SLGBTQ+ community!
www.fieramentechoir.ca
email [email protected] for more info
Workshops
- May 25th: Nanaimo Ukulele Festival (https://www.nanukefest.com)
- June 7-9: Georgia Straight Music Camp (http://gsmusiccamp.ca)
- August 26-30: SongRoots Summer Camp (https://songroots.ca)
"Before COVID we took a Uke workshop from Ali in Sointula. They did the most amazing chord progression that we would use over and over again. I felt like we progressed a year in that one weekend.
Ali has a gift and I would follow their light in a heartbeat"
- Cora Nelson