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Sounds Like Hammersmith & Fulham

The Tri-borough Music Hub is delighted to have been given the accolade of lead delivery partner for Phase One of Sounds like Hammersmith & Fulham which has lots of upcoming free opportunities for your students, your school and teachers responsible for teaching music.

Sounds like Hammersmith & Fulham is the springboard for the delivery of a ten-year programme of cultural development in the borough. The focus is young people, creating the opportunity for long-term change through social integration and by countering knife crime through innovative arts and cultural provision, using music as a medium. The programme will be a catalyst for change, providing opportunities to foster and facilitate collaboration between music professionals and lay people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. It will be delivered in two phases – the first for 14-18 year olds, the second for 18-25 year olds, which will be delivered by HQI. Sounds like Hammersmith & Fulham is funded by a cultural Impact Award as part of the Mayor’s London Borough of Culture programme.

 

Phase One is an ambitious music programme throughout 2022 available for all 14-18 year olds who live or go to school in LBHF focussing on 3 genres: Music Production & Technology, Hip-hop & Rap & Song-writing

The programme will focus on the following areas:

➔    Youth Voice & empowerment

➔    Educational settings provision

➔    Musical opportunities & mentoring for young people out of school time

➔    Provision, mentoring, accreditation & pathways for young people not in education, employment, or training

➔    Performance opportunities and celebration of talent

 

Youth Voice & Empowerment

H&F Council in partnership with the Tri-Borough Music Hub want local young people to help us kickstart our new arts programme to develop the next generation of stars from our talented pool of local young musicians.

The Young Music Producers Board  (for 14-25 year olds) will have the chance to learn new skills and be part of a team that creates the first live gig celebrating contemporary music for young people across Hammersmith & Fulham. To get involved click here!

 

 

Educational settings provision

Across the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham there are 11 mainstream 14-18 schools, 2 x 6th forms, 2 x Alternate Provision settings and 4 x Special schools.

Working in partnership with the Rhythm Studio Foundation we have created bespoke programmes to suit the needs of all young people attending these settings and their teachers in order to champion the importance of, and create a legacy of positive music making & self-expression, creativity and culture.

 

Resources!

New educational teaching resources have been commissioned to teach Music Production, Hip Hop and Songwriting to young people in Key Stage 3 - Key Stage 5 linked with the national curriculum, GCSE, Btec and A-level exam boards will be free for all settings at the end of March 2022.

 

Music Production - Teaching & Learning Resources

Please find links to all Sounds Like Hammersmith and Fulham Teaching Music Production at Key Stage 3-5 below:

Click on the picture below for the Teaching Music Production at Key Stage 3-5 (Full Syllabus) 

Click here for additional Music Production Support video tutorials for Key Stage 3

Click here for additional Music Production Support video tutorials for Key Stage 4

Click here for additional Music Production Support video tutorials for Key Stage 5

 

Songwriting - Teaching & Learning Resources

Please find links to all Sounds Like Hammersmith and Fulham Teaching Songwriting at Key Stage 3-5 below:

Click on the picture for the Teaching Songwriting at Key Stage 3-5 (Full Syllabus) 

Click here for all additional Songwriting Resources

 

Hip-Hop - Teaching & Learning Resources

Please find links to all Sounds Like Hammersmith and Fulham Teaching Hip-Hop at Key Stage 3-5 below:

Click on the picture below for the Teaching Hip Hop & Rap at Key Stage 3-5 (Full Syllabus) 

Click here for all additional Hip-hop resources

 

Teaching young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities additional resources

Please find links to all Sounds Like Hammersmith and Fulham Teaching young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities at Key Stage 3-5 below:

Click on the picture below for the Teaching young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (Full Syllabus)

Click here to access additional resources for teaching young people in 14-19 settings with SEN

 

Workshops in Schools

We will be offering each LBHF school setting a free in school music workshop led by industry specialists for students in Year 9-13 starting April 2022, exploring Music Production, Hip Hip or Songwriting.

Please view the availability calendar here and book your school workshop for the summer term using the following form here

 

CPD Training Webinars

In this series there are four training webinars for teachers and educators teaching music to young people aged 14-18 across LBHF. Places must be booked separately for each one:

1. Teaching Music Production & Technology with Patrick Cassidy - Monday 21st March 4-5.30pm. 

To access the recording of the webinar click here

2. Teaching Hip-hop & Rap ,with Jaleesa Gemerts - Tuesday 22nd March 4-5.30pm. 

To access the recording of the webinar click here

3. Teaching Song-Writing with Sid Batham - Wednesday 23rd March 4-5.30pm. 

To access the recording of the webinar click here

4. Teaching Songwriting, music production and hip-hop to young people with special educational needs or disabilities with Emily Stratford and Gabriel Kain Thursday 24th March 4-5.30pm.

To access the recording of the webinar click here

 

Additional Opportunities for Schools

- Enrichment music workshop and knife crime reduction workshops in sixth form settings from April

- Bespoke programme for Special schools led by SEND specialists

- Bespoke immersion programmes for Alternate Provision setting with mentoring and knife crime reduction workshops

- Visits to West London College for pathways & progression opportunities

 

 

Musical opportunities & mentoring for young people out of school time

Half Term Music Course

Calling all 14-19 year olds - Apply for the Tri-Borough Music Hub’s October Half Term Music Course
Tuesday 25 and Wednesday 26 October 2022, 10am – 4pm at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith

Learn to beatbox, rap, write, produce and record your own song with industry professionals and top industry equipment!
Completely free of charge to all young people who live or go to school in H&F, including a free lunch.

Places are limited – register now bit.ly/SLHFHalfTermMusicCourse
Sign up by Monday 10 October

Sounds Like Hammersmith & Fulham is funded by a Cultural Impact Award as part of the Mayor’s London Borough of Culture programme.

 

Music Production Classes

Music Production After school classes at the Lyric for 14-18 year olds who live or go to school in LBHF! (A free 10 week course starting in April and September held at the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith on Tuesdays 5-6pm)

To sign up for our next course starting on Tuesday 20th September and for more information click here

 

Vocal Scholarships

Do you love singing? Are you 11-18 and live or go to school in H&F?

Apply to receive a fully funded free place to attend Next Level Voices from September 2022.

Next Level Voices is a contemporary vocal group which rehearses on Tuesdays at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith 5.15-6.30pm.

To apply for a vocal scholarship click here

 

Provision, mentoring, accreditation & pathways for young people not in education, employment or training

Are you a local resident from Hammersmith & Fulham? Are you currently not in education, employment or training?

Would you kike to study for a part -time accredited Music Production course?

Apply for our free 10 week Music Production course, ‘Produce!’ starting on Thursday 29th September

Courses run 2-4pm every Thursday throughout term time at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith.

Click here to register: https://bit.ly/SLHF-Produce

 

Performance Opportunities taking place in 2022

We will be hosting lots of exciting performance opportunities for young LBHF residents to take part in during 2022, including a music festival curated by the Sounds Like Hammersmith & Fulham Young Music Producers. Check back for more information coming soon!

To see photos of the Big Gig Take 1, please view our Flickr gallery HERE


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