By Shaffie A Mtambo
The Simmys Institute of Music, Arts and Culture (Simac) has launched a two-week creative music programme, “Holiday Music Blast”, aimed at engaging children and youths during the April school holiday.
The programme is designed to provide a platform for young people to explore their musical talents and interests, while having fun and learning new skills.
“Our goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment where young people can express themselves creatively and develop their musical skills,” said Patricia Mwamlima, Director of Simac.
“We believe that music has the power to transform lives and bring people together, and we’re excited to share this experience with the young people of Malawi.”Mwamlima added.
The “Holiday Music Blast” programme will feature a range of activities, including music workshops, performances, and jam sessions.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn from experienced music instructors and industry professionals, and to showcase their talents in a supportive and encouraging environment.
The programme is open to children and youths of all skill levels and musical backgrounds, and is designed to be a fun and engaging way for young people to spend their school holiday.
By providing a platform for young people to develop their musical talents and interests, Simac aims to nurture the next generation of music stars and help them achieve their full potential.
“I think this programme is a great opportunity for young people to develop their musical talents and interests,” said John Banda, a music instructor at Simac.
“We’ll be working with experienced music instructors and industry professionals to provide a high-quality music education and training experience for our participants.”Banda added.
With its focus on creativity, self-expression, and fun, the “Holiday Music Blast” programme is set to be a highlight of the April school holiday for many young people.
The programme will be led by experienced music instructors who have a passion for working with young people and helping them develop their musical talents.
One of the key objectives of the programme is to provide a safe and supportive environment where young people can express themselves creatively and develop their musical skills.
The programme will also provide opportunities for participants to learn about different genres of music, including traditional and contemporary styles.
“I’m excited to be a part of this programme and to work with the young people of Malawi,” said Emily Kamanga, a music instructor at Simac.
The programme will culminate in a final performance, where participants will have the opportunity to showcase their talents and skills to family and friends.
