A Whitchurch based group that offers music lessons and recording experiences are expanding into a studio space in Llanfyllin.
Having appointed a new manager of The Bee House Recording Studio, located in Llanfyllin Workhouse, Rock Music School Whitchurch are offering professional recording studio experience days on vocals, drums or guitar or music production.
The studio’s manager, Jonny Welburn, said: “I’m taking on a bit more responsibility in helping to run the studio experiences.
“The previous managers of the project, Jane and Phil, will still be very much involved, but I’ll be stepping in to help with both mentoring and with the production side of things.
“The experience at Bee House Studios can accommodate everyone, sometimes we get beginners and sometimes we get experienced musicians.
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“I’m very much looking forward to moving ahead with the initiative. I’ve been involved with Rock Music School for years and am excited to welcome people from all over the country for a great day and experience.”
For more information or to book a space, visit Rock Music School Whitchurch’s Facebook page.
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