About this Event
Join Canadian Folk Music Award, Western Canadian Music Award, and Juno-Nominated Burnstick (Jason & Nadia Burnstick) for a community workshop on writing music for songs, sound design, and film and television. Through conversation and storytelling, Burnstick will share insights into their creative practice, exploring how music carries story, memory, and identity across different mediums. The session will also delve into how some of Burnstick's own songs were written, tracing the inspirations, stories, and moments that shaped them. The workshop will touch on personal and professional experiences, creative decision-making, and the role of sound in shaping emotion for both music and screen. Open to all, this workshop centers on listening, reflection, and dialogue, creating space for questions, shared learning, and community connection.
This workshop is part of 7 workshops series (can attend all or select) with the Rocky Mountain Listening Room for the headlining artists who are performing the following evening. Workshop Season passes are available, 7 workshops for the price of 6.
Workshops take place at Dalhousie Community Hall, and concerts (additional ticked needed) take place at Rosedale Community Hall.
Event venue & nearby stays
Dalhousie Community Association, 5432 Dalhart Road Northwest, Calgary, Canada
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