This workshop offers an immersion in jazz singing and vocal improvisation and is aimed at anyone wishing to start or deepen their knowledge in the interpretation of jazz standards and in jazz vocal improvisation.
Read moreDuring these sessions, we will address some points that seem essential for any improvising musician, regardless of their instrument and style: notions of form, phrase, rhythm, phrasing, etc.
Read moreDiscover or perfect your playing through a varied repertoire, enrich your knowledge to improvise.
Read moreThis group workshop is aimed at any musician wishing to integrate their instrument/voice into a group formed around the practical application of musical styles that mark this mythical journey, such as: folk, country music, bluegrass, blues, gospel, rock&roll, jazz…
Read moreThis workshop aims to offer an experience in improvisation, in the most universal way possible, and across a wide variety of musical styles. The objective is to develop tools for improvisation, whether in a modal, tonal, or completely free context. The goal is to be able to improvise both alone and with other musicians, regardless of the group's instrumentation or musical style. Participants will find their place with music as a language, while developing their spontaneity.
Read moreEnsemble course led by Toine Thys focusing on the creation of an original repertoire, around groove, electro, arrangement, and Jazz.
Read moreImmerse yourself in the practice of a cappella polyphonic singing, using a rich repertoire drawn from Latin cultures and the French-speaking world.
Read moreImmersion in the very diverse world of Gospel music from its origins to its current forms.
Read moreTo play, to juggle with the multiple sonic possibilities of the voice and to understand how it works.
Read moreSinging bossa nova means finding that "warm" timbre in your voice while exploring specific rhythms and harmonies. It also means discovering Brazilian poetry and its extraordinary melodies.
Read moreLearning to play in a group, to memorize themes or melodies, to play in time rhythmically, to deepen one's knowledge of the repertoire and history of rock.
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