Learn how to tune your string instrument safely and effectively, in this fun and informative workshop!

If your or your child's stringed instrument is slipping out of tune as the weather changes or they don't want to wait for their next lesson before they are tuned up again, this is the perfect school holiday activity!

Our Tuning Workshop is hosted by the team of Simply for Strings' talented musicians and educators, where attendees will learn their top tips and tricks for tuning a stringed instrument. Any and all questions can be answered during the session.

Your ticket includes a BEAM Rechargable Clip-on Metronome and Tuner which can be used in your daily practice at home.

Violinists, violists, cellists and double bassists are all welcome! Please don't hesitate to contact us to discuss whether this workshop is suitable for your child. We recommend chatting with your stringed instrument teacher about whether or not your child is ready to learn to tune - some teachers recommend learning around the age of 10+.

If you're an adult beginner, this workshop will provide you with some extra guidance and confidence, so you can safely tune your instrument at home.

This workshop is recommended for students aged 10 and above.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Simply for Strings respectfully acknowledge the traditional owners of the land we hold this event on, the Turrbal and Jagera people. We pay respects to elders past, present and emerging, and acknowledge the important ongoing contributions our first nations communities make to our music and arts scenes.

ACCESSIBILITY

There is one small step up to the main entrance, with a ramp available. Restroom facilities are not equipped to be specifically accessible and are accessed through regular-width doors, but are accessed via same floor level as performance space. There is a clear, well-lit pathway from entrance to performance space. For access needs, we have an access assistant available upon request, and reserved seating for audiences with different access needs. Please contact the event organisers if you have any accessibility questions at all.