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Tyler Smith, who is considered the Rock and Pop ‘czar,’ told the workshop that the aim of the event was to teach the people good music. Mr Smith provides support to Trinity teachers, candidates and administrators around the world on the benefits and viability of Rock and Pop education, performance and asssment, according to the workshop organizers. “The venture we have started will open doors for budding musicians in the region to pursue music courses of their choice, while it will also help them judge their standards in the international arena,” Mr Rai said.
According to him, similar workshops will be held at the Himalaya Kala Mandir in Darjeeling tomorrow morning, in the Town Hall in Kalimpong tomorrow afternoon, and at the Tashi Namgyal Academy in Gangtok on Saturday afternoon.
While one can register for the free workshop by dialing 09093253841 and 08145839335, the organizers said they plan to hold such workshops all through this year across India and Sri Lanka.
Mr Rai said he plans to open up a centre in the Hills where all the interested people can visit and pursue the courses and appear in the Trinity exams.
By Ashish Pradhan
Source:SNS
By Ashish Pradhan
Source:SNS
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