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BAND PROGRAM REGISTRATION

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"Realizing the Star in You"

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Tuck's Rock Dojo is creating bands by connecting like minded musicians, providing them a practice place (once a week for 2 hours). At the Dojo you learn how to play the songs you like and how to work as a team with mentorship. During the summer the bands will have opportunities to showcase their sets. These opportunities give each band member a chance to play for real audiences and perfect their stage performance skills. Building their confidence in a field that they love and are encouraged to do better at.

REGISTRATION PROCESS

Please fill out the band program registration

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That will let us know what music you like, what instrument you would like to play, how old are you, what is your availability for band rehearsals ... you know, all the essentials so we can place you in the band that fits you best. 

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Band Registration closes on May 25!

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Once we know how many musicians would like to be in a band, what musical skills they have, what kind of music they listen to, we can start constructing the bands

between May 25 - June 10. 

By June 10th, you will know what would be your band rehearsal schedule.

(please note, registration does not mean a 100% guarantee for band placement, as many criteria needs to be met for a band to be born,

but we will try our absolute best to make it happen)

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Band rehearsals 

Band rehearsals start on the week of June 16 and runs till August 10.

NOTE: No band practices between June 30 - July 12 as we will be participating

in a music fest in Hungary with a dojo band.

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BAND LOGISTICS / TUITION ​

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Bands meet once a week for a 2 hours band practice. Rehearsals are usually on weekdays, either 4:30-6:30pm or 6:30-8:30pm (depending on your availability. You will see questions regarding schedules on the registration form)

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The Summer band program runs from June 16 - Aug 10.

Tuition: $400 for instrumentalists, and $320 for singers. 

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"For musicians it is critical to come together to learn and develop.
What Tuck's Rock Dojo is doing is really unusual and really important."
Ford Daley, Atrium Supervisor at Hanover High School

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