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- agentnumone July 2008
Scool of Rock
SCHOOL of rock, my stupid keyboard missed of the H
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCWhxkDYW_I
http://www.schoolofrock.com/video.php
there is like 8 of the kids, and they rotae after each song, so everyone sings plays drums etc
its just brilliant
simply amazing, they blew my mind about 3 hours ago, just awesome
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We proceed from the belief that the best way to learn to do almost anything is by doing it. And, we feel that this is particularly true about learning to play music.
Our goals at the Paul Green School of Rock Music are: to help our students realize their potential as artists, to put them on stage in front of as many people as possible and to help foster a new generation of incredible musicians.
From the moment a student joins one of our schools they are PLAYING music; loud, on professional equipment with other musicians. Before long, our students are playing live rock concerts. These are not your old fashioned wait -through-fifty-other-students mangling-their-songs- until-your-child’s- turn-arrives recitals, but real rock concerts at real rock venues in front of real rock audiences.
Shows are picked for their educational merit and content (for example: Queen teaches harmony, punk develops performance and stage presence and Zappa offers a crash course in musicianship). Thus, if they fail, they fail at aiming at the best. And, when they succeed, which is more often than not, they have accomplished something extraordinary.
Each year our students play over 500 concerts to more than 200,000 people, at such legendary venues as CBGB's, The Trocadero, Cafe DuNord, The Knitting Factory, Cervantes Ballroom and BB Kings in Times Square. We are always looking for grander stages to put our students on, and to date our students have played Lollapalooza and other festivals from California to Germany, opened for national acts coast to coast and performed live on television and radio countless times.
What results from all of this is the best education of the execution and performance of rock music that I could imagine. Our goals are being met, as I am personally astonished by how good our kids have become.
Paul Green,
Founder and President
Our goals at the Paul Green School of Rock Music are: to help our students realize their potential as artists, to put them on stage in front of as many people as possible and to help foster a new generation of incredible musicians.
From the moment a student joins one of our schools they are PLAYING music; loud, on professional equipment with other musicians. Before long, our students are playing live rock concerts. These are not your old fashioned wait -through-fifty-other-students mangling-their-songs- until-your-child’s- turn-arrives recitals, but real rock concerts at real rock venues in front of real rock audiences.
Shows are picked for their educational merit and content (for example: Queen teaches harmony, punk develops performance and stage presence and Zappa offers a crash course in musicianship). Thus, if they fail, they fail at aiming at the best. And, when they succeed, which is more often than not, they have accomplished something extraordinary.
Each year our students play over 500 concerts to more than 200,000 people, at such legendary venues as CBGB's, The Trocadero, Cafe DuNord, The Knitting Factory, Cervantes Ballroom and BB Kings in Times Square. We are always looking for grander stages to put our students on, and to date our students have played Lollapalooza and other festivals from California to Germany, opened for national acts coast to coast and performed live on television and radio countless times.
What results from all of this is the best education of the execution and performance of rock music that I could imagine. Our goals are being met, as I am personally astonished by how good our kids have become.
Paul Green,
Founder and President
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCWhxkDYW_I
http://www.schoolofrock.com/video.php
there is like 8 of the kids, and they rotae after each song, so everyone sings plays drums etc
its just brilliant
simply amazing, they blew my mind about 3 hours ago, just awesome
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