James Madison University Center for Inclusive Music Engagement

Come build your own thumb piano!!! Tomorrow at JMU X-Labs!

🎶MUSIC MONDAYS! 🎶
Join us next Monday, March 28 from 4-6 pm to build your own instrument!!
This event will focus on laser cut Kalimbas!!
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Click the link in our bio to register! No experience is necessary!

Hope to see you there!🎶

We are so excited to be partnering with JMU X-Labs to bring you Music Mondays, a bi-weekly pop-up series exploring the creation of music through collaboration and innovation.

Register for the first event here!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/music-mondays-jmuke-ukulele-for-beginners-tickets-253355732817

Still time to apply! We’re accepting applications until Monday, January 31!

Innovation Leader Application The Center for Inclusive Music Engagement is seeking Innovation Leaders! Please submit this application by Friday, January 21st. Innovation leaders have the opportunity to collaborate, research, and create community based on broad musical interests. Innovation leaders can conduct, present, and publi...

Interested in becoming an Innovation Leader with CIME? Students of any discipline are invited to apply by this Friday, January 21. Check out the application below, and feel free to reach out with any questions!

Innovation Leader Application The Center for Inclusive Music Engagement is seeking Innovation Leaders! Please submit this application by Friday, January 21st. Innovation leaders have the opportunity to collaborate, research, and create community based on broad musical interests. Innovation leaders can conduct, present, and publi...

Registration is open for the 2nd Biennial Disability Studies and Music Education Symposium (April 15-17) hosted by James Madison University and Augustana College - Illinois. This is a free event with ASL interpretation and live captioning provided for all sessions. We are grateful to our campus partners (The Cohen Center for the Humanities, JMU Arts, and JMU Office of Disability Services) for their generous financial support.

Leroy Moore, Jr., founder of Krip-Hop Nation, is keynote speaker, joined by an international slate of musicians, practitioners, and researchers who will facilitate sessions.

Registration and additional information can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eGJvzbW

Are you an actor, translator, songwriter, researcher, musician, writer, graphic designer, activist, poet, visual artist, social media guru, editor, dancer, podcaster, costumer, rapper, community member, and/or someone interested in exploring how music and theatre can be used for wider social engagement? Join us this Thursday, February 18, at 7:00 PM to learn more about this collaboration with JMU Civic & Dukes Vote and Michael Gubser from James Madison University's Department of History. RSVP at t.ly/OxTk!