BBC Radio Solent interview 2010
Nigel George and Gav Hodson from St Francis Special Needs School in Fareham talk to Nick Girdler about the Dragon project at St George's Special Needs School on the Isle of Wight and how it's having an impact nation wide
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Super Sparkle Toothpaste!
Here it is! It's the Jingle written and recorded with the pupils of St Mark's Junior School in Southampton as part of an on-going Creative Partnerships project we're involved with there.
The Eccleston George Music Team worked with a group of students over one school day to write and record this Jingle about keeping your teeth clean and bright. This project tied in with curriculum work at St Mark's School and coincided with an Eccleston George Art Team who worked with students to make a giant toothpaste tube.
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This is our own Rich Murphy's band 'Ursa Minor' and their tune 'Alcohol in my soul'. It's a funky little number I think you'll agree! Check it out here.....
(0 ratings) 'Faraway Tree' was written and performed by children from St Mark's C of E Junior School. The song was produced by Rich Murphy from the Eccleston George arts team during a weeks residency at the school. 'Faraway Tree' is one of two songs recorded during the week long project (see podcast below) with Rich, Spike and Cam. Eccleston George worked in the school on a three seperate arts projects in the school during the same week, pupils from years 3 and 4 also worked with Julian Winslow on a film and photography project and also Dave Badman and Darren Brazer on a major sculpture project.
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Spike Oatley and Rich Murphy worked with pupils from St Mark's School in Shirley, Southampton as part of Eccleston George's Creative Partnership's project at the school. With nothing prepared before hand, Spike and Rich started from scratch to produce two songs, one, 'Faraway Tree' written and perfomed by the children themselves and the other, 'Seed to a Tree' written and performed by Spike with the help of 150 Year 3 and 4 pupils. Rich provided the music theory and recording production as well as instumentation tuition and all the post production work. The kids chose to call their band 'The Treezemics'. The music workshop took place as a five day art's residency in which Spike and Rich worked all day every day with ten Year 3 and 4 students to go through the complete process of thinking up lyrics, making up tunes to go with their lyrics, recording tracks and finally producing a CD. The music project was part of a bigger Eccleston George week long residencey at St Mark's that covered Film/photgraphy and sculpture.
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A short clip from a recent music workshop working with year 6 and year 7 students. This clip details the moment when students were asked to think up some lyrics which we then incorporated into a simple musical format.
Part of a day workshop at Bridgemary Community Sports College.
Standard Podcasts [1:47m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (21)(0 ratings) Nigel George was recently asked to talk about the Eccleston George team's 'East meets West' community art project. Listen to the unedited interview recorded at BBC Radio Solent.
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