CLASS OF 2016: CMAA Academy of Country Music students including Sarah Leete, Josie Laver and Emma Dykes with their guitars and Chloe Nott with her banjo in front, with tutors (behind) Catherine Britt (with her hat on), Simon Johnson, director Lyn Bowtell, Kevin Bennett, general manager Roger Corbett and Karl Broadie (sitting on wall). Photo: Gareth Gardner 040116GGC01
CLASS is in for 24 up-and-coming music artists with the CMAA Academy of Country Music in full swing in Tamworth.
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The students will learn all they can about a career in the music business during the two-week intensive course, living, eating and breathing country music at Calrossy Anglican School.
From songwriting to musicianship, charts to business decisions, by the time the Tamworth Country Music Festival rolls around in 10 days, they’ll be brimming with knowledge.
The students graduate with a concert at Wests on January 14 with performances by the student groups as well as special guests.
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