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Conference Guide Presented By ConferenCe Guide Presented By A voice for islAnd Music • C o n C erts & Worksho P s • • C o n C erts & Worksho P s • ■ Friday, January 13, 2012 ■ thurSday, January 19, 2012 Coffee Art CrAwl one-on-one Vocal trAininG workshoP Presented By on-line support with Annette Campagne Leonhard’s Café & Bakery, TimoThy’s WorLd Coffee, Beanz espresso Bar & Café (in frenCh or enGlish) Formerly known as Art For Music, the Coffee Art Crawl kicks off Metro Credit Union Music PeI Week 2012 between Presented By culture PEI & fédérAtion culturelle de l’Île-du-prince-édouArd 4:30 pm and 5:30 pm on January 13th. Artwork by the nominees for Visual Artist of the year will be displayed Warn house Bed & BreakfasT, summerside | admission: ConTact fCÎPÉ during the entire week. the three locations are all found within close proximity on University Avenue. Join us as Fédération culturelle de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard (FCÎPÉ) will offer vocal training workshops (and songwriting we announce gala performers and present the award for Visual Artist of the year at the Coffee Art Crawl opening one-on-one workshops upon request) with folk singer-songwriter, Annette Campagne from saskatchewan. For ceremony. Great food, hot coffee and some fantastic artwork! Very cool way to kick off the week! more information, inquires about memberships or to reserve a spot, contact the FCÎPÉ at 902-370-7333 or by ■ Saturday, January 14, 2012 e-mail at [email protected]. cBc Presents s.A.C. sonGwriters ConCert Just Bidin’ My tiMe: Presented By tHe Eastern GrApHic A triBute to Gene MacLellAn SOLd 8:00 pm | kinG’s Playhouse, GeorGeToWn | TiCkeTs: $15 (plus taxes & fees) held this year at the King’s Playhouse in Georgetown, this showcase celebrates the ongoing legacy of PeI ClosInG Event oF the 2011 CUltUrAl CapitAl oF CAnAdA designAtIon OUT! For the CIty oF ChArlottetoWn songwriting, featuring performances by the nominees this year for SOCAn PeI songwriter of the year, catherine Maclellan, dennis ellsworth, fraser Mccallum (racoon Bandit), John Mcphee (Paper lions), 8:00 pm | zion presByTerian ChurCh liam corcoran (the express), and guest Ashley condon. hosted by Juno-winning songwriter david francey. A highly anticipated tribute concert for Gene Maclellan, one of PeI’s most famous songwriters who penned the songs “snowbird” and “Put your hand In the hand”. Featuring performances by catherine Maclellan, lennie ■ Friday, January 20, 2012 Gallant, ron Hynes, dennis ellsworth & Haunted Hearts, Meaghan Blanchard, John connolly, scott parsons. this concert will serve both as the closing ceremonies concert for the City of Charlottetown’s Cultural Capitals of Canada designation, and the opening concert for Metro Credit Union Music PeI Week 2012. Musical director: John connolly. one-on-one Vocal trAininG workshoP with Annette Campagne ■ WedneSday, January 18, 2012 (in frenCh or enGlish) Presented By culture PEI & fédérAtion culturelle de l’Île-du-prince-édouArd PerformanCe CoachinG Carrefour de L’isLe-sainT-Jean, CharLotteToWn | admission: ConTact fCÎPÉ with Wayne o’Connor Fédération culturelle de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard (FCÎPÉ) will offer vocal training workshops (and songwriting Presented By culture PEI one-on-one workshops upon request) with folk singer-songwriter, Annette Campagne from saskatchewan. For 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | The GuiLd | admission: see paGe 9 more information, inquires about memberships or to reserve a spot, contact the FCÎPÉ at 902-370-7333 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Wayne o’Connor is a music industry legend on the east Coast. having worked as tour Manager for Crash test dum- mies, Joel Plaskett, david Myles and many more, Wayne has worked in sound mixing, lighting, managing, booking and everything in between. With over thirty years of experience under his belt, Wayne has the enthusiasm, passion sonGwriter workshoP needed to help guide artists towards a better performance. this is an interactive coaching session where a band’s with David frAnCey live performance is broken down and critiqued in front of an audience. this is a unique opportunity to literally watch Presented By tHe sonGwriters AssociAtion of CanAdA And culture PEI a band become better performers right before your eyes. 10:00 am – 2:00 pm | Studio 1, ConfederaTion CenTre of The arTs | admission: see paGe 9 “Wayne O’Connor has a keen ear for a good set list, a good eye for visual presentation, and many years of ex- Join three time Juno award winning singer-songwriter, david francey for an interactive and informative songwrit- perience to back it up. He has always given me great advice about pacing, audience response, and the overall ing workshop. Better come out of your shell for this one! Artists will take turns playing songs for the group in the picture of our live show. I can’t recommend him highly enough.” style of a songwriters circle, while receiving instant feedback from one of Canada’s most respected songwriters. A —Brad roberts, Crash test dummies very cool way to learn about songwriting and learn about other local artists! MusiC MosAiC fACTOR information session Presented By tHe PEI co-operAtive council Presented By culture PEI In PArtnership with fédérAtion culturelle de l’Île-du-prince-édouArd 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm | Studio 1, ConfederaTion CenTre of The arTs | admission: see paGe 9 8:00 pm | harBourfronT TheaTre, summerside | TiCkeTs: $13 (plus taxes & fees) do you know what FACTOR does? do you know what FACTOR even stands for? Brent Bain is here to tell you how Music Mosaic is a bilingual fusion of French and english music, held annually in summerside. this year the FACTOR can be a factor in your music career. FACTOR distributes over $14 million each year to assist Canadian harbourfront theatre will light up the dark of winter with great performances and awards presentations to some music and you can get in on part of it! Funding is out there but you have to apply for it and know how to make your of PeI’s biggest and best musical acts. lennie Gallant will headline this concert and Ashley condon, caroline application stand out from the rest. need some cash for a video? need money to record a Cd or demo? how ‘bout Bernard, and rebels will round out this line up. some dough to tour nationally or abroad? FACTOR can help. Find out how! 1 Metro Credit Union MUsiC PEI Week 2012: ConferenCe Guide Metro Credit Union MUsiC PEI Week 2012: ConferenCe Guide 2 • C o n C erts & Worksho P s • • C o n C erts & Worksho P s • ■ Friday, January 20, 2012 ■ Saturday, January 21, 2012 SOCAn information session: GettinG on stage And stAyinG there: soMe Artists Get royAlties, SO CAn you! how to Book GiGs And Get inVited BACk Presented By culture PEI Presented By culture PEI 4:15 pm – 5:00 pm | Studio 1, ConfederaTion CenTre of The arTs | admission: see paGe 9 noon – 1:00 pm | Studio 1, ConfederaTion CenTre of The arTs | admission: see paGe 9 did you know Merv Griffin has made about $70,000,000 in royalties from the theme song to Jeopardy?!? extreme Panelists: Brock Gallant (Programmer for Plan B, musician) / steve Barber (Programmer for Hunter’s Ale House) / example, but the bottom line is royalties are out there, but it’s up to you to make sure they get collected. Join Meghan scott (Manager for Slowcoaster) / darren Gallop (Company House records, Marcato digital Solutions) SOCAn’s tim hardy as he explains how to make sure you’re getting in on the royalties you deserve and how to explore alternate ways of making money with your music. tired of hearing, “sorry, never heard of you” when you’re trying to book a gig? this panel teaches you how to avoid that frustration and move your career onto a path of bigger, better and more consistent gigs. Whether you’re keynote Address By Dave Bidini making the move from rehearsing in the basement to playing at a bar or moving from theatres and clubs into the festival circuit, these experienced and professional panelists will outline the most effective tricks of the trade to Presented By culture PEI secure bookings locally and abroad. 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm | Studio 1, ConfederaTion CenTre of The arTs | admission: see paGe 9 Join dave Bidini, celebrated author, writer, Gemini award-winning filmmaker and a founding member of the rheostatics, for an interactive, interview-style keynote address. Andrew King of Canadian Musician magazine will MAkinG it hoMe in one PieCe: moderate the discussion. have a question for dave? let us know! how to Go on tour And MAke Money, stAy friends with the BAnd, And CoMe Back in the Same VAn you left with! fridAy niGht liVe Presented By culture PEI Presented By Gahan Brewery 1:15 pm – 2:15 pm | Studio 1, ConfederaTion CenTre of The arTs | admission: see paGe 9 10 LoCaTions from monTaGue To summerside (see BaCk Cover for LoCaTor map) Panelists: robbie aggas (Tour Manager for The Stanfields) /Wayne o’Connor (Tour Manager for Crash Test Featuring performances by over 28 artists at 10 different venues across the Island. this night has something for dummies, Joel Plaskett) / kyle Cunjak (forward Music Group, musician) / david Cyrus Macdonald (musician) everyone—folk, rock, country, blues, Celtic! tons of performances, tons of great music and it goes all evening long! you’re broke. you’re hungry. you’re tired and you’re miles and miles from home. sound like fun? Probably not. But Solid Rock café / 6:30 pm / $6 Red’S coRneR (Pooles Corner) / 9:00 pm / $6 touring should be fun. It’s the ultimate pay off for musicians.
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