For many people\, music is like magic. The act of creating original music can be so mystifying that many people refu se to believe it is something they are capable of\, something they are wor thy of pursuing. Music Education Specialist Andy Rumsey will demystify the process of writing music and provide a few tips and tricks to help you fe el empowered to start writing your own songs. Every day\, you contribute t o the music of life...now just add the harmony.
\nThis event is pres ented by the Lullaby Project\, a program that originates from Carnegie Hal l&rsquo\;s Weill Music Institute that pairs parents and families with prof essional artists to craft personalized lullabies for their little ones. It 's a unique opportunity for parents to express their feelings\, hopes\, an d dreams for their children through the power of music.
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\nWe strive to make events welcoming for people o f all abilities. \;To request accommodations (i.e. hearing assistance\ , ASL requests\, or other ADA inquiries)\, call the library at 509-444-534 0.
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