APPLY NOW FOR THE FOLLOWING MUSIC WORKSHOP:

INTERNATIONAL BLUES WORKSHOP
Pécs, 8-10 October, 2008
Guest teacher: Joe Fonda (USA) 

International  Blues Workshop will be realized by the leadership of the world-famous Joe Fonda. Fonda is an illustrious representative of the jazz scene in New York, who besides his own formations (From the Source, Conference Call, FAB Trio) has played in the bands of Anthony Braxton, Archie Shepp, Dave Douglas and Mark Whitecage. It is typical for his musical openness that he has tested himself in several genres, probably that's why he accepted with pleasure our invitation to the blues workshop, which means a new chapter's beginning for everyone who will participate in it. 

PLANNED PROGRAMME:
11:00 – 14:00, 16:00- 19:00 training / common rehearsal
At nights: concerts & jam session
Closing concert: 22:00 8 October, 2008 

GENERAL CONDITIONS:
Application deadline: 25 September, 2008 
Required materials for the application: 
- completed application form (including personal datas, short cv)
- photo of the applicant (jpeg) 
To participate in the workshop you will need:
- your instrument,
- basic amplifier.

Participation fee: 160 EUR which does include training fee, accomodation and meal. 

Application conditions:
You can apply by sending your fully completed application form to the following e-mail address:

orsi@mediawave.hu 
More deatils: 

Orsolya Csete

e-mail: orsi@mediawave.hu
phone: + 36 20 -995-0009

This year too, MEDIAWAVE International Visual Art Foundation has been charged with organizing music programs at MOVEAST International Film Festival. The unique character of these additional programmes comes from the fact you won't only enjoy a series of concerts at the festival, but you can also follow step by step the work of the music workshops, where every circumstance is provided for the musicians to cooperate creatively with each other. MEDIAWAVE has been organizing music workshops for six years, earlier within its festival, later within its camps and other occasions. These workshops give the participants the chance to update their musical way of thinking, get to know each other and learn famous and less famous musicians' art methods. It can also help finding new ways of music by teaching different methods of composition, instrumentation, structuring bands, and getting new impulsion.

Here you can find the photos taken in the former blues workshop.

(PASSPORT CONTROL 7, Ravazd, July 2008)