Heart Beats music is a Somerset club for younger adults with learning disabilities. Heart Beats is run by Count Me In. Our team give you the support and opportunities to have friendly fun and play live music on real instruments. Our 'AllStars' project is about playing, leading and teaching music. It’s called 'AllStars' because we believe everyone is musical. We're supported by Youth Music, using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
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Showing posts with label guitar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guitar. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
Games at Heart Beats
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Deserts!
At our last session lots of people said they wanted to do 'guitars' this time.
We've been thinking hard about this one ..... because Geoff said 'African blues' too... so tonight's theme is...
DESERTS!
First off, African desert blues (thanks for the inspiration, Tinariwen)
Then, some low down Tex - Mex musical dualling in a dusty desert landscape.
We're just loading up with every guitar we can lay our hands on, plus a big bag of plectrums.
Get out of my way, tumbleweed. Here we come.
We've been thinking hard about this one ..... because Geoff said 'African blues' too... so tonight's theme is...
DESERTS!
First off, African desert blues (thanks for the inspiration, Tinariwen)
Then, some low down Tex - Mex musical dualling in a dusty desert landscape.
We're just loading up with every guitar we can lay our hands on, plus a big bag of plectrums.
Get out of my way, tumbleweed. Here we come.
Thursday, 28 February 2013
Heart Beats improvisation, February 2012
Alex recorded some of our session last week. You can listen to some of music by clicking on this link:
https://soundcloud.com/heart-beats-5/heart-beats-long-improvisation
Everyone is playing along on different instruments. Geoff is playing the didgeridoo - it sounds like a whale! We know Mark can make really good whale noises too, but he is playing the dun dun, the foundation drum.
The lovely sound at the start is Martyn on the 'boom tubes' - a home made instrument.
Emma is playing the steel pan which sounds really bright.
Daryl is playing chime bars.
David and Andrew are playing percussion. Daniel is on guitar.
We called this piece of music 'spring is coming'.
https://soundcloud.com/heart-beats-5/heart-beats-long-improvisation
Everyone is playing along on different instruments. Geoff is playing the didgeridoo - it sounds like a whale! We know Mark can make really good whale noises too, but he is playing the dun dun, the foundation drum.
The lovely sound at the start is Martyn on the 'boom tubes' - a home made instrument.
Emma is playing the steel pan which sounds really bright.
Daryl is playing chime bars.
David and Andrew are playing percussion. Daniel is on guitar.
We called this piece of music 'spring is coming'.
Friday, 23 March 2012
Heart Beats March 22nd
Loving the Heart Beats crew. Great session yesterday, highlights including an unaccompanied song from Daryl (go Daryl!), Charlie leading a piece on the new electric guitar, and some stunning instrumental skills from Iona on trumpet and Sophia on viola - beautiful.
Good to welcome James and Paul from Soundscapes too. Hope you enjoyed!
As Martyn said, 'it was fun in there.'
Good to welcome James and Paul from Soundscapes too. Hope you enjoyed!
As Martyn said, 'it was fun in there.'
Sunday, 4 March 2012
lovely new guitar
Here's Russ trying out our new DanElectro guitar - thanks to Ellie for donating this to our project.
Is it lime green? beige? lemon yellow? whatever, it's got style, and sounds good too.
Is it lime green? beige? lemon yellow? whatever, it's got style, and sounds good too.
Sunday, 15 January 2012
I'm a Heart Beats music leader

Hi - I'm Jane and I'm a Heart Beats music leader.
I play guitar, bass, flute, and percussion. I play in two bands, lead workshops and teach guitar.
I like all sorts of music - especially music that surprises me, or makes me smile. Best of all I like playing, especially when everyone else is joining in.
Come and join us!
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