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Inspire Songwriting is a unique and engaging Songwriting Class lead by Kiwi singer/songwriter Tony Rowley - AKA Titan Sky
Online video chat classes are held monthly at 7pm AEST, every first Thursday.
Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in group activities including:
Lyric Writing exercises • Writing prompts • Music theory • Songwriting philosophy • Practical tips • Collaboration • Performance
Attendees can also join the group chat, where they can stay in touch between classes, submit their work for feedback and collaborate with classmates. A suitable for all musicians, advanced or aspiring who have an interest in
songwriting or poetry
"He got us moving from the morning of day one with writing exercises and support with lyrics, melody and rhythm . . . I'm so happy with my song!"
- Prue, Lithgow
"Tony is a great teacher and has, for me finally broken my lyrical songwriting block."
-David, Sawtell
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About Tony
Tony Rowley is a seasoned singer-songwriter and guitarist with a passion for contemporary music. As Titan Sky, he has performed at music festivals around Australia and collaborated with several artists, including Cat Empire’s Ollie McGill.
As well as writing songs for Titan Sky, Tony also writes and records music for film and T.V. Most recently a Punk Album, published by BMG Production Music.
Every year Tony delivers his course at camps, festivals and music schools. Past workshops have been hosted by Camp Creative Bellingen, Mullum Music Festival, Bello Winter Music Festival, Coffs Harbour Regional Conservatorium, and the Bellingen Readers and Writers Festival.
Tony has a Bachelor of Musical Arts and is trained in jazz performance, arranging and music production. He has spent more than a decade as a music educator and has worked with all ages, from early childhood to adult.
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