Seales School of Music & Performing Arts

The Seales School of Music & Performing Arts is Grenada's only music & arts school offering courses and workshops ranging from piano, guitar, music production, steel pan, drum, voice and much more.

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Look out for our Summer Music Camp!! Beginning July 5th 2010 10 days of fun!! Let your kids get the exposure to all various genres of music from Jazz/Hip Hop/Soca/Calypso/Reggae/ Classics and so much more!!! Various presenters with over a dozen music instruments to learn about and practice on, yes practice on an instrument of your choice!!!
We have Miss Nicola Turner MA (distinction) Royal Academy of Music to facilitate sessions on Clarinet and Saxophone, Mr. Sam West (UK) Violin/ Music clinic, Mr. Hervin Hood BS Music Technology / Business (Full Sail University USA)Recording Sessions tutor, Mr. Alex Peinsteiner with the French Horn but not forgetting our own Senior Resident Tutor, Mr. Wade Charles with his Keyboarding expertise and skills,
Also we have a specialized workshop (collaborated / drums and percussion with the ministry of culture) Maestro Andre Greenidge arranger/ panist & Professor Allan Black PHD (University of Utah) Call the Seales School of music & the performing arts now for more information!!!! Give your child the gift of music!!
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The Seales School of Music & the performing arts in collaboration with the Alliance Franciase presents a one day musical workshop facilitated by Fethi Tabet and his band from Algeria.
The workshop will be held on June 18th from 9am - 1pm at the Seales School of Music, Upper Lucas Street, St. George.s It is a free workshop for all musicians and will feature various instruments like, the violin, the lute and percussions, saxophone etc.
Fethi Tabet was born in Algeria at the beginning of the 1950s in an affluent family from Tlemcen-cradle of Arabo-Andalusian music, Fethi Tabet grew up in Oran, the tumultuous capital of Western Algerian. When Fethi was six years old, he watched one such orchestra on television and, that day, knew that he would be a musician, from then on, everything he did he made it an opportunity to play music. Fethi was only eleven years old when he entered the grand Arabo-Andalusian School of Cheikh Sekkal. There, every day, he studied singing, poetry, the violin, the viola, the lute and percussions.
Fethi Tabet's group is fashioned in his image, i.e. a multicultural and mixed family used to all sorts of experiences. The group is based on a strong friendship, gathering musicians who are all orchestra leaders with diverse musical influences, from France, Tunisia, Morocco, Cameroon, Senegal, Mali and Brazil.
Contact the Seales School of Music at telephone number 440-9410/533-1000, and the Alliance Franciase at telephone number 440-0984 for more information about this FREE workshop!!!!
For more information about Fethi Tabet and members of his band visit here or here.

VOICE TRAINING WORKSHOP

Mrs. Elisabeth Wolfbauer will be back at SSMPA to host another Voice Training workshop; we anticipate it will be as exciting as our previously held one last November. Beginners sessions will be on November 15th . 19th 2010, intermediate sessions with previous voice training students from 2009 will be held November 22nd . 26th, this will followed by our annual voice concert, November 26th 2010. Time and venue will be announced for this special event.

BERNIE LINK VISTS

The Easter Music Camp was followed by the School’s annual Open House which took place on April 9th, in which persons who are interested in vocal or instrumental music were invited to come out to see what the school has to offer, among many attending we had the pleasure of the U.S Charge d’ affaires to Grenada Mr. Bernie Link attending our open house. He was given a our of the school, and was given an insight to all the programs the school has to offer i.e. Vocal training, Keyboard & Guitar classes etc. he expressed his gratefulness for being invited to the schools event and hopes to attend more in the near future.

NEW ACTING REGISTRAR

The Seales School of Music warmly welcomes its new Acting Registrar Mr. Clarence Mahon, Mr. Mahon who has had over 23 years in teaching field will now be responsible for the Preparation of monthly reports and term reports for students in each program while providing motivational and academic counseling for ALL students. He commenced his duties at the school on March 4th 2010, and says he is very excited to be here, having over 23 years of experience dealing with kids, he is well prepared to take up this task, and he looks forward to the challenge!!
Mr. Mahon will also be our Liaison officer for the Ministry of Education to encourage and assist the students who will be taking the ABRSM exams (London). We welcome Mr. Mahon once again to our family at the Seales School of Music & the Performing Arts.

On December 3rd 2009, The Students at the Seales School of Music and Performing Arts had a surprising visit from Mr. Sam West, a well known and respected proprietor. He is a keen educator and specializes in vocal training for singers of contemporary styles since 1989.

Upon his visit Mr. West spoke with a few of the students and their teachers. "It is a most worthy venture you are doing with them, so I hope you will continue with this positive venture" said Mr. West. He says it was nice visiting the School and being able to see the students learning so eagerly.

Mr. West is a firm believer in music education and says in the music business, musicians who have ability are likely to have a longer music career if they nurture their talent.

Mr. West is currently focusing his teaching skills within the education sector - teaching vocals and instruments to students in London Borough of Brent schools, as part of the Brent Music Service team.

Seales School of Music is currently holding discussions with Mr. West to host a Workshop this Summer. For more information please contact the School. click here for more info on Sam West