Hope you are having a good holiday season! I just wanted to let you know that I’m teaching another virtual SCAMP workshop in late January - early March:
This workshop is intended to be an intermediate/advanced workshop in Python and SCAMP, either for people who have taken one of my courses or workshops before or for people with some background in coding. I hope to see some of you there!
Also, if you know anyone interested in getting into coding, Python, or composing with computers, please pass along (or gift?!?!?) my Kadenze course:
Seriously, though, anything you all can do to spread the word about these really means a lot to me. I’ve put an outrageous amount of time into developing SCAMP, and these workshops and courses are the only income stream that comes from it. Plus, the workshops are always so fun, and I think the Kadenze course is a really beginner-friendly way to get into coding!
Hi all! Just a reminder that this workshop is coming up really soon! If you’re interested, but not sure for whatever reason (time, money, difficulty), I’d love to hear from you.
I’m interested in the workshop but have only discovered scamp in the last two weeks and am concerned I may not yet be familiar with it enough to really fully benefit from the course.
A couple questions:
i.) Will the sessions be recorded/archived for our future reference? If I were to attend I would likely have to miss at least one of the Saturdays and would be interested in the content I missed.
ii.) At this point, my interest in scamp is primarily to develop interactive ear training exercises (not so much composition). Will there be content relevant to this in the course?
I do plan on recording the sessions. There’s actually already one person who is going to be taking it after the fact. As for your goal of creating ear training exercises, I don’t know if there’s going to be content specifically relevant to this, although I expect that you would find a lot of it at least tangentially related. Might depend on the kind of exercises you’re creating!