Songwrite 2021 - Melbourne
Date and time
Location
Online event
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Songwrite is a Uniting Church event for crafting new songs for contemporary worship - open to aspiring songwriters and those with experience
About this event
Whether you write words or music or both, Songwrite is a space for working on new songs. There's no expectation. This weekend offers the gift of space and encouragement.
The heart of Songwrite is a weekend community who listen to God's creative Spirit, learn from one another, and support each other in writing new music. The weekend includes community worship and prayer, input from experienced songwriters, space to be creative - solo or with others, and mentors for feedback and guidance.
Due to COVID uncertainties, we have decided to hold the Melbourne event online. We are working hard to make this a positive collaborative experience, with time for input, collaboration, feedback, contemplation and creativity.
This event is hosted by Port Phillip East Presbytery with the endorsement of eLM, Synod of Victoria and Tasmania, and the Assembly, Uniting Church in Australia. Other Songwrite events will be held in Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide and Darwin on the same weekend, with parts of the program linked online.
Event website - ucasongwrite.wordpress.com
Guest Songwriter: Malcolm Gordon
Malcolm is a singer-songwriter, worship leader, and teaches worship leaders. He is a minister in the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand. Malcolm is a wonderful songwriter whose songs have been sung in New Zealand, Australia and overseas. He also collaborates with others in music and art projects. He is currently completing a PhD in the area of music and worship. Malcolm was previously been a key contributor at Songwrite.
Malcolm will be joining us online from New Zealand.
Malcolm's music: malcolmgordon.bandcamp.com
Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/onevoicetv
One Voice website: www.onevoice.org.nz
PROGRAM (Further details available on the Songwrite website)
Friday 5 November 7.00pm - 8.30pm (optional meetup at 6.30pm)
Saturday 6 November 10.15am - 5.00pm with breaks
The program includes input from Malcolm Gordon, songwriters sharing their songs and craft, opportunity to meet and work with other songwriters if you wish, assistance from mentors, help with scoring your song, and tips for recording. There will be sessions when you can choose what online space to join, or simply have some time to yourself to be creative.