Music In The Metro
Programs
Programs from Music In The Metro teach students musically, intellectually, and creatively and provide professional growth through training and access to recording studio equipment.
Through hands-on practice, working relationships with industry professionals, and workshops
with award-winning musicians, Music In The Metro students learn the basics of recording in a live studio setting. In the process, they are exposed to a broad spectrum of music industry-related careers.
Music In The Metro is not just about music. The technical training and exposure is only part of the picture. Through the core curriculum, students not only learn about music, but are also taught to work productively in teams. These life skills help students overcome stereotypes, enhance conflict resolution skills, and will shape them into better citizens. The students will gain self confidence and achieve things they never thought were possible. Program strategies used by the model program and how they are used:
CURRICULUM
Key components are personality development, leadership responsibility, studio production, song writing, song sequencing, drum programming, song mixing, and establishing industry contracts.
KEY PROGRAM APPROACHES
Curriculum, alternative/recreational activities, community involvement, in-studio training, communication development, and overcoming stereotypes.
Through hands-on practice, working relationships with industry professionals, and workshops
with award-winning musicians, Music In The Metro students learn the basics of recording in a live studio setting. In the process, they are exposed to a broad spectrum of music industry-related careers. Music In The Metro is not just about music. The technical training and exposure is only part of the picture. Through the core curriculum, students not only learn about music, but are also taught to work productively in teams. These life skills help students overcome stereotypes, enhance conflict resolution skills, and will shape them into better citizens. The students will gain self confidence and achieve things they never thought were possible. Program strategies used by the model program and how they are used:
CURRICULUM
Key components are personality development, leadership responsibility, studio production, song writing, song sequencing, drum programming, song mixing, and establishing industry contracts.
KEY PROGRAM APPROACHES
Curriculum, alternative/recreational activities, community involvement, in-studio training, communication development, and overcoming stereotypes.