Poly Rhythm
During the Covid 19 Pandemic we took time to speak with young people in Bodmin to find out how we could further support the youth here and what they would like to see happen.
With a lot of time out of school one thing that became clear was the lack of access to music, instruments and lessons. What we have come up with in response to that is that we are going to create a Musical Instrument Library where instruments can be loaned out for free so the community can enjoy, try something new and connect with others through music.
We are going to offer the instruments from September and over the next few weeks we are going to set up the library to enable this, the instruments that can be loaned out and support that goes with learning something new.
The project will be run by the youth of Bodmin and those involved so far are all under 25. The youth leading the way again in our town.
We will be looking to kick start this project through a musical instrument amnesty so if you have any old instruments lurking in the attic, the shed or under the stairs, dig them out and donate them to this fantastic project.
Another way to support this project is to share the poster below and help us get the message across to the community. Any instruments are welcome, We can fix, we can mend and we can reuse. + any extras like mics, speakers etc.
With a lot of time out of school one thing that became clear was the lack of access to music, instruments and lessons. What we have come up with in response to that is that we are going to create a Musical Instrument Library where instruments can be loaned out for free so the community can enjoy, try something new and connect with others through music.
We are going to offer the instruments from September and over the next few weeks we are going to set up the library to enable this, the instruments that can be loaned out and support that goes with learning something new.
The project will be run by the youth of Bodmin and those involved so far are all under 25. The youth leading the way again in our town.
We will be looking to kick start this project through a musical instrument amnesty so if you have any old instruments lurking in the attic, the shed or under the stairs, dig them out and donate them to this fantastic project.
Another way to support this project is to share the poster below and help us get the message across to the community. Any instruments are welcome, We can fix, we can mend and we can reuse. + any extras like mics, speakers etc.