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FREE 2012 Workshops for Teens!
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ART FOR TEENS OPEN STUDIO TUESDAYS, 3:30-5:00 PM JANUARY 17 – MARCH 20 (10 WEEKS)
Whether you’re working on an art project or want to try out some new medium, our art studio will be open to you each Tuesday after school. We’ll provide the materials and someone to consult with, you provide the creativity. Come on by and do some experimenting. - with studio tech Natalie Bridgman
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB WEDNESDAYS, 3:30-5:00 PM BEGINNING JANUARY 18
Join us! We spend a lot of time outside, taking photos and discussing composition and technique, and then come back in to compare our work and do some PhotoShop editing. It’s be a relaxed scene—join anytime, and bring any kind of camera you can get your hands on. (We have a few loaner cameras at the Arts Center.) - with group leader Kevin Allstott
DRAWING 101 – BRIAN PURNELL THURSDAYS, 3:30-5:00 PM JANUARY 19 – MARCH 22 (10 SESSIONS)
Whether you’re a doodler, a serious sketcher or just intrigued by art, here’s a great opportunity to do some experimenting and amp up your creative practice. You’ll increase your powers of observation, develop new skills and grow into your own personal artistic style. If you’ve taken this class before, please join us again—we’ll keep going from where we left off. And we want new people, too! No experience necessary!
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To sign up, fill out an A.R.T. registration form, available here and a parental permission form, available here. or just call: 541-278-9201 email: classes @ pendletonarts . org (no spaces) visit: 214 N Main
NOTE: Although these classes are free, this is not a drop-in program. In order to meet the needs of as many teens as possible, participants and parents/guardians must sign the agreement regarding attendance and behavior. You’ll find the agreement by following the above link to the Registration Form. |
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MUSIC FOR TEENS Rock & Roll Camp is coming back this summer -- in the meantime, learn to play or build your skills!
BEGINNING GUITAR 1: FOR BRAND-NEW BEGINNERS JARED PENNINGTON THURSDAYS, 3:30-5:00 PM JANUARY 19 – MARCH 22 (10 SESSIONS)
In this class, you’ll learn everything you need to get started playing a variety of music styles (rock, country and more). The class is geared to the acoustic steel string guitar, but it’s okay if yours is electric or nylon.
Jared Pennington recently moved to Pendleton after a long career as a North Carolina musician. He performed all over the US while serving in the Marine Corps and plays everything from blues to punk rock.
BEGINNING GUITAR 2: FOR EXPERIENCED BEGINNERS JARED PENNINGTON TUESDAYS, 3:30-5:00 PM JANUARY 17 – MARCH 20 (10 SESSIONS)
If you’ve got a feel for the guitar but still need some serious instruction to get where you want to be, join this workshop! We’ll keep learning about the chords and techniques you need to play whatever kind of music you’re into. You’ll get experience playing with other people—Jared might even bring in a drum kit or bass guitar once in awhile to accompany you. Acoustic steel string, acoustic nylon and electric guitars are all welcome.
INTERMEDIATE GUITAR & BASS GUITAR JARED PENNINGTON WEDNESDAYS, 3:30-5:00 PM JANUARY 18 – MARCH 21 (10 SESSIONS)
If you’re ready for freedom to explore the guitar on your own, with just a little guidance when you need it, this is the workshop for you. Jared will give you individual attention, letting you pick the songs, styles and techniques. You’ll also learn about ideal amp settings, equipment maintenance and more. This class is also open to bass guitarists of any level. Join anytime!
GROUP FLUTE LESSONS CATHY MULLER TUESDAYS, JANUARY 17 – MARCH 20 (10 SESSIONS) Get extra instruction from a talented duo of teachers. These lessons provide a combination of some instruction in the fundamentals of flute technique and the opportunity to practice in an ensemble, such as a trio, quartet or quintet.
LEVEL 1 – 5:15-5:45 PM For students who have played at least two years (8th grade—or its homeschool equivalent—and up)
LEVEL 2 – 5:45-6:30 PM For students who have played at least four years (10th through 12th grades—or their homeschool equivalents)
Cathy Muller is the principal flute of the Oregon East Symphony and has taught private and group lessons in the area for years. She has also performed in the Happy Canyon pit orchestra and numerous music theater productions with the College Community Theater.
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