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PAUL REISLER’S SONGWRITING WORKSHOPS FOR ADULTS: 2013
June 28th -- July 1st • Hollyhock • Cortes Island, B.C. I love teaching at this spectacular retreat center with the ocean in front of us and snowcapped mountain views behind. Fantastic healthy food and a great community. http://bit.ly/WAPH6l
August 12th -- 15th • Rocky Mountain Song School • Lyons, CO For info:http://www.bluegrass.com/songschool/ • with Vance Gilbert, Pat Pattison, Steve Seskin, and others TBA. SOLD OUT!!
August 28th -- September 2nd • Living the Musical Life: Songwriting • Auvillar, France I’m bringing my intensive songwriting workshop to Southern France this year. I’m really excited to be teaching in this beautiful medieval village. For writers of all levels. For info: http://bit.ly/prFrance
All workshops are for writers of all levels age 16 and up.
PAUL REISLER has been performing and writing for over 35 years. He was the founder of Trapezoid and performed close to 3,000 concerts worldwide. He has been involved in over 35 recording projects in various roles as a musician, producer and composer. His new band, Paul Reisler and a Thousand Questions, features Howard Levy, Joe Craven, and Amy Speace. He is the founder and director of Kid Pan Alley where he has written over 2,000 songs with over 30,000 children nationally. He’s one of the most popular songwriting teachers in North America and has taught at workshops and songwriting schools including Rocky Mountain Song School, Utah Song School, Swannanoa Gathering, Blue Ridge Songcamp, Augusta Workshop, Hollyhock, Folk Alliance, Kerrville, Nashville Songwriters Association, Omega Institute, Songcamp in the Mountains, Puget Sound Guitar Workshop, and many others. In addition to his songwriting, he’s written a 30 minute orchestral piece, Aesop's Fables for Orchestra and Narrator and he is currently completing work on a musical in which he wrote the songs and the script. "Not to many people can do what he can do, bring the spirit of music and creating to new generations, opening up one of the most important doors there is. He is a national treasure." Robert Fritz, best-selling author and composer