Course Description

The Strings Instruments Building, Maintenance, and Music Making course offers a comprehensive and hands-on learning experience for enthusiasts and aspiring craftsmen alike. Participants delve into the intricate art of constructing, repairing, and maintaining of string instruments, including guitars and ukuleles. Through a combination of theoretical instruction and practical workshops, students gain invaluable insights into the anatomy and mechanics of string instruments, learning essential techniques such as fretwork, neck adjustment, and bridge placement. Additionally, the course explores the nuances of string instrument acoustics and sound production, equipping students with the skills to fine-tune instruments for optimal performance. With a focus on craftsmanship, creativity, and musical expression, this course empowers individuals to embark on a rewarding journey in the world of string instrument building and music making.

Course Objectives

This customised course crafted for Persons with Disabilities aims to:

Benefits for Trainees

Upon completion of this course, Trainees are able to:

Uniqueness of the Course

The course is designed to spark interest in the crucial yet frequently underestimated technical aspects that support the music industry. It approaches the subject by focusing on the assembly of an instrument, allowing trainees to understand the function and significance of each component within an instrument’s overall structure. This understanding aids them in acquiring skills relevant to instrument repair and maintenance roles. Additionally, the course offers an introduction to playing the instrument, providing trainees with the opportunity to experience the satisfaction of completing a job and to appreciate the beauty and importance of this professional role.