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Reigate College Music in association with New Music Nights

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                    27 - 31 July 2020
                    To find out more see
                    www.reigate.ac.uk/
                  events/music-summer-
                       school-2020/
27 31 July 2020 To find out more see www.reigate.ac.ukevents/music-summer-school-2020
Write, perform and record an album                   Who is involved in running the Music                    WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF TAKING PART?                  ●● Experience the excitement of owning and
in a week.                                           Summer School?
                                                                                                             ●● Develop skills and confidence in song-writing,         sharing your own, professionally mixed and
                                                                                                                performing and producing.                              mastered tracks.
Are you interested in music production and           Nick Nekanda-Trepka, Reigate College’s teacher
fancy the idea of learning more during an            of Music Technology is the Summer School’s              ●● Share ideas with other musicians and                ●● Learn how to promote yourself and your
intensive week over the summer?                      course leader. As well as teaching A Level Music           collaborate on projects in a dynamic and               music.

Are you a budding song-writer or performer,          Tech at the College three days a week, Nick is             supportive environment.                             ●● Support GCSE/BTEC Level 2 composition
who would love to work with a professional           also a gifted musician, producer and engineer,          ●● Improve your musicianship. Learn what it takes         coursework.
producer and team of seasoned session                successfully running his own studio in North               to work in a studio, and take your musical skills   ●● Find out about the A Level and BTEC Music
musicians to record your songs?                      London since 2011, and having worked with                  to the next level.                                     courses offered at Reigate College.
                                                     world-class artists such as Boy George, George
Are you passionate about music and sing or                                                                   ●● Master the art of creating and re-mixing tracks     ●● Enjoy possible future performance or
                                                     Clinton, Roots Manuva, Suzi Quatro and The                 using DAWs, working in fully equipped, Logic
play a typical ‘band’ instrument to Grade 4                                                                                                                            production opportunities via New Music Nights
                                                     Breeders.                                                  Pro X suites, with professional musicians.             (see back cover).
standard or above, and want to throw yourself
into a week of music-making?                         A host of former Reigate College Music students
                                                     will also be returning to the College to help run
If the answer to any of these questions is ‘yes’     the course. These include students on specialist
then Reigate College’s Music Summer School is        Music courses around the country, including the
for you.                                             prestigious Tonmeister (Music Tech) course at
Working alongside a team of industry                 Surrey University.
professionals, this one week course provides an      What are the Music facilities like in
excellent opportunity for individual musicians to    Reigate College’s Holmesdale Music
come together in small groups to write, perform      Centre?
and produce their own music, while gaining           ●● The College is uniquely placed in having three
insights into possible careers in Music and Music       specialist, sound proofed studios that can be used
Production.                                             for rehearsing and recording, each equipped with
Who is the course aimed at?                             Macs running industry-standard Logic Pro.

The course is aimed at students doing GCSE           ●● A separate Mac Suite housing 15 Macs running
                                                        Logic Pro X and a ‘Sofa Room’ are both used for
Music and/or vocalists or performers of guitar,
                                                        interactive group sessions involving learning the
bass, piano or drums at ABRSM Grade 4                   technicalities of recording and critiquing tracks.
standard (or other recognised examination
body).                                               ●● A large downstairs classroom and four
                                                        soundproofed rehearsal pods, plus use of the
Students without recognised qualifications will         College’s nearby Dramatic Arts Centre and
also be considered.                                     Theatre, provide excellent rehearsal spaces for
                                                        performers.
The course is being limited to a maximum of 18
students so that the ratio of staff to students is   ●● In addition to a wide range of microphones for
around three students to one member of staff.           different recording applications, the Music Centre
                                                        also has pianos, keyboards and drum kits that are
Where and when will the course take                     available to participants. Other instrumentalists
place?                                                  will need to bring their own instruments.
The course will take place within the superbly       Some pointers from the Course Leader,
equipped Holmesdale Music Centre at Reigate          Nick Nekanda-Trepka
College, Castlefield Road, Reigate, RH2 0SD,
                                                     For some students the course will offer the
from Monday 27 - Friday 31 July 2020, from
                                                     chance to launch themselves into an area
10am to 4pm. This will include a daily 30
                                                     they’ve previously had no experience in, and for
minute supervised lunch break.
                                                     others it will be an opportunity to delve deeper
                                                     into an area or areas they’ve already started to
                                                     explore. All musical styles are welcome.
  Take a virtual tour of the College’s               We aren’t going to push anyone into
  Music facilities.                                  performing if they’re predominantly a song-
  See www.reigate.ac.uk/virtual-tours                writer or a producer – though an openness to
                                                     trying new things is definitely encouraged!
27 31 July 2020 To find out more see www.reigate.ac.ukevents/music-summer-school-2020
How much will the course cost?
The cost for the week is £290, payable as a £100 deposit (by 1
March 2020) and two additional payments of £95 (due 1 April
and 1 May 2020).
For payments see www.reigate.ac.uk/events/music-summer-
school-2020/
The College is able to offer one funded or part funded place on the
course thanks to the generous support of New Music Nights (see
below). Funding will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
What should I do if I’m interested?
You can register your interest in the Music Summer School in two ways:
●● email karen.gerrard@reigate.ac.uk by 11 February 2020 or
●● Book a place at the Music Summer School Information Meeting.
   See www.reigate.ac.uk/events/information-evening-for-music-summer-
   school-2020/ This will take place on Tuesday 11 February 2020, 4.30 to
   5.30pm, Holmesdale Music Centre, Reigate College
A bit about New Music Nights
New Music Nights (NMN) is a not-for-profit organisation run
by volunteers in Reigate, Surrey. It launched in May 2013
with the primary aim of providing a platform for original
music and supporting and encouraging local musicians.
The group stages regular monthly New Music Nights in
Reigate, arranges acts to perform at other local events
and, since 2014, has put on New Music Fest – a 24-hour
open-air summer festival held at Reigate Rugby Club.
The Music Summer School is run with the support of
New Music Nights. The over-riding aim of both parties is
to enthuse a new generation with a passion for creating
original music.
Holmesdale Music Centre
Reigate College
Castlefield Road
Reigate
Surrey RH2 0SD
Contact: Karen.gerrard@reigate.ac.uk

New Music Nights
Contact: newmusicnights@balancemedia.co.uk

New Music Nights
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