This programme takes place at out Prince’s Trust Birmingham Centre. It’s an opportunity for young people to learn and gain further insight about music, and the options for career pathways and benefits it brings to our lives. Get Started with Music is delivered by Prince’s Trust, Youth Development Leads, who are also experienced musicians.
Throughout the sessions, young people are encouraged to be creative and work on their contribution to then take part in a presentation on the last day. The presentation could be a performance, a demonstration of a music idea/vision and/or a collaboration with other participants in the group.
Whether you have a bit or a lot of experience of making or appreciating music, or you want to try something new, this is a great way to find new inspiration and showcase your musical/creative skills and ideas, whilst boosting your confidence and knowledge.
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