Music comedy duo offer mentorship to high school students pursuing the arts

Kingston Symphony presents ‘Carnival of the Dinosaurs’

Campus Comedy Culture Education Music News

June 9, 2021June 9, 2021 Michelle Dorey Forestell 0 Comments ALCDSB, audio engineering, Bridge & Wolak, Canada, career advice, Dan School of Dram and Music at Queen's, high school students, Kingston, Kornel Wolak, Limestone District School Board, mentorship, Michael Bridge, music, music mentorship program, music production, nueroscience, Ontario, Queen's University, secondary students, the arts, The Isabel, The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, video game music, world music, young musicians

High school students considering a future in the arts are being offered a unique mentorship opportunity by internationally-acclaimed music and comedy duo, Bridge & Wolak. Oftentimes when a musically gifted student is thinking about pursuing higher education, they tend to be steered away from pursuing their art in favour of

Culture Entertainment Events Family Music News

« June 2021 »

March 14, 2019 Tori Stafford 0 Comments Carnival of the Animals, Carnival of the Dinosaurs, concert, Dan School of Dram and Music at Queen's, Dean Bury, family-friendly, free transit, grade four students, grand re-opening, Jurassic Park, Kingston, Kingston Frontenac Public Library Central Branch, Kingston Symphony, music, music education, orchestral music, Queen's University, symphony, Symphony Education Program, The Grand Theatre

As the Kingston Symphony continues its Symphony Education Partnership, bringing fun and dynamic orchestral concerts to thousands of area students, this year, they’re inviting the public to join in, too. Next week, the Kingston Symphony will welcome over 2,500 grade 4 students to the Grand Theatre as part of the