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RNB 2019 is getting prepped








Hello Rockers!

We are starting the plans for another great rock intensive.

So far we have "Jump Jive and Wail" and "Hallelujah" on tap.   More songs will be added as registrations come in.  

  Open to ALL instruments, but we do need registrations now to plan the music.  Only requirement is confidence in sight reading.  Here are the details!

Rock N Bows Intensive Wednesdays 730 pm - 9:00 pm starts June 26th
This intensive is open to ALL INSTRUMENTS. Program will run through August 21st with the exception of July 24th and August 14th culminating in a pizza party and performance at Ms. Sandie and Mr. Jay's home on Saturday August 24th 3 pm. Includes all music, snacks, tshirt, props and party/performance. Please notify director of instrument so that appropriate parts are available. Strength in note reading beneficial.

Register before May 15th and get $15 off by using code RNB2019 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-musicart-intensives-all-age-ranges-keys-strings-tickets-2544037284  

Here are some past years rehearsal pieces



  https://www.facebook.com/KeysandStringsMusicStudio/videos/1545608668793734/




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