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SUMMER SHOW SEASON AT TENAFLY
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| BE IN THE BAND!
SIGN UP FOR OUR PERFORMANCE PROGRAM AND CHOOSE ONE OF OUR THREE SHOW SELECTIONS AND GET UP ON STAGE and ROCK.
Performance students take a weekly 45-minute private lesson with any one of our TALENTED instructors, attend a weekly group rehearsal session with other young musicians, and get ready to perform two season-ending shows!
Our program gives kids the chance to rock on stage and in life.
We are now enrolling students age 7-18 on
guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, and vocals!!!
Our Jersey Rock Show /Beginners will be an off-shoot of the main show rehearsal for our younger and beginner/intermediate students (it will be held the same day with a reduced time - 1.5 hours rehearsal).
We will also be offering a Vocal Recording Workshop under our Performance Program see below for information.
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| OUR SUMMER SEASON SHOWS HAVE STARTED ENROLLING - PLEASE EMAIL YOUR SELECTION TO TENAFLY@SCHOOLOFROCK.COM. IF YOU ARE NEW TO OUR PROGRAM CALL US AT 201 568 7625 AND SPEAK WITH ANNE OR KATHLEEN AND WE WILL GET YOU STARTED - DON'T FORGET TO ASK ABOUT OUR NEW STUDENT OFFERS.
DON'T FORGET TO CATCH OUR SPRING SEASON SHOWS THEY WILL BE AT MEXICALI LIVE ON THE FOLLOWING DATES Aerosmith - June 6th at 1:00pm and June 7th at 4:00pm 90's Alternative - June 6th 4:00pm and June 7th 1:00pm
Glam Rock - June 13th at 4:00pm and June 14th at 1:00pm
The Rolling Stones - June 13th 1:00pm and June 14th 4:00pm
Rhythm and Blues Revue - June 7th at 7:00pm - Friday June 12th at 6:00pm and June 14th 7:00pm (extra show added due to multiple proms)
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| Funk & Reggae - Tuesdays at 5:30 - Starts June 23rd
With so much happening both socially and politically here at home and overseas in the 1970s, what with the Vietnam War, the rise of The Black Panther Party, and urban decay thanks to a slumping economy and immoral practices by the CIA, people needed music that while still political and with a voice, could also take people's minds off of what was happening, if even for just a night. Many great artists from here and abroad managed to create music that spoke for personal freedom, peace, and civil rights, all while tearing the ROOF off of the dance floor.
Expect heaters from funk masters Sly Stone, Parliament, Chaka Kahn, James Brown, Kool and Gang, Patti Labelle and others, as well as some ire jams from Jamaica's massive such as Susan Cadogan, Phyllis Dillon, Toots and the Maytals, Steel Pulse, Lee "Scratch" Perry and the Upsetters, and of COURSE, Bob Marley and the Wailers. Jah know, star!
Mexicali Shows
Saturday August 22nd at 4:00
Sunday August 23rd at 7:00
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| Jersey Rocks - Wednesdays at 5:30 - Starts June 24th
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Every artist is to some extent, one way or another, influenced by where they are from. The best ones celebrate their roots, as it is an important part of their whole. I'm not from New Jersey, nor do I live there now, so let me be possibly the first unbiased person to tell you: Jersey has a long, rich history musically. Sano amps were made here, as were Stella guitars (later bought by Harmony). There are too many famous New Jersey musicians to mention, but here are just a few: Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Skid Row, The Misfits, Franki Valli, Frank Sinatra, Yo La Tengo, Saves the Day, Thursday, The Shirelles, The Smithereens, and on and on and on. It will be a diverse show. It will be rocking show. It will be a New Jersey show.
Mexicali Shows
Sunday August 23rd at 1:00
Saturday August 29th at 6:00 to be confirmed
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Guitar Gods - Thursdays at 5:30 - Starts June 25th
I saw an interview once with a very prominent physicist. Towards the end of the interview he was asked what the most important discovery or invention of the 20th century was. His answer? "The electric guitar". It's true. When the lute (the predecessor of the guitar), tablature was created, and all of a sudden the non-aristocracy could, with virtually no formal musical training, get together with friends and family and create ART. When the guitar was amplified in the early 20th century, this revolution took another great leap because the guitar could THEN get together with other, often louder, instruments. This show will celebrate many of the instruments best, from early pioneers like Les Paul, Jimmy Bryant, and Buddy Guy, to more modern six-string samurai such as Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, "Dimebag" Darrell, Frank Zappa, Slash, etc.
Mexicali Shows
Saturday August 22nd at 1:00
Sunday August 23rd at 4:00
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