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Spotlight On… The Soundlab

Active since 2003, The Sound Lab is a grassroots, largely volunteer-run charity providing creative opportunities to communities across Glasgow and beyond. The Sound Lab believe that opportunities to make music and be creative should not only be available for those who can readily access and afford it: music making should be available to everyone. Their vision is that, irrespective of age, gender, race, ethnicity or economic background, everyone should be able to access the resources and support they need to fulfil their creative potential.
The Sound Lab are a proudly small organisation; made up of a dedicated team including their expert tutors who, together, bring free music and creativity to hundreds of people every year.

The Sound Lab

See also: Primary, Secondary lifelong learning, Rock and Pop, Participatory, Creative Learning, ASN.

The Sound Lab’s projects cover a broad range of styles aimed at a wide range of participants. Activities include singing, song-writing, electronic music production, drums, guitar, keyboard, drumming, DJ skills, MC skills, film-making, photography, graffiti art and editing, audio recording, song writing and live performance.

Recent initiatives have included the Youth Music funded New Sounds Academy, the ‘Drawing Together’ research project looking at building positive refugee experiences across Norway, Finland and Scotland, the Musicares project in association with the Scottish Music Centre, and many more. The Sound Lab’s projects are constantly updating so be sure to check their social media and website for up-to-date information.

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Online Resources

See also: Primary, Secondary lifelong learning, Rock and Pop, Participatory, Creative Learning, ASN, online.

The Sound Lab also have a considerable library of accessible online resources and tutorials.

http://www.thesoundlab.org.uk/online-resources.html

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How to get involved

If you want to get involved with The Sound Lab, you can find out more at-

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