OPEN DAYS:
Friday 25 May 2008, 14:00 - 18:00
Friday 27 June 2008, 14:00 - 18:00

The Norwich centre is situated on King Street, known locally as the creative quarter, in the centre of the city. Our neighbours include The Waterfront, Community Music East, The King Street Festival Office and The Museum of Contemporary Art.

The centre was recently enlarged, being opened by Charles Clarke MP in November 2006. It boasts five band rehearsal rooms, a recording studio, a post-production suite, two technology suites, two seminar rooms and two DJ rooms. The student body currently numbers almost 200 making it the premier music training venue in East Anglia. The college also acts as a rehearsal and recording facility for hire at evenings and weekends.

There are lots of opportunities open to students through the links with the community. These include an Access To Music Norwich Radio Show on a local FM license, stages at The King Street Festival and opportunities to perform at The CFG festival in the city. The centre also hosted its own masterclass week featuring artists from bands such as The Prodigy.

Download further details below.

 

 

The following are friends of ATM Studios Norwich:

BETH ORTON
Watch this space for more info!

 

 

The Brownies tipped for the top
Norwich band the Brownies, featuring ATM student Nathan Pounds on guitar, recently appeared on the Steve Lamacq show and their single Means to an End was the Guardian’s Pick of the week at the tale end of 2007. myspace.com/thebrownies

Katie tours with Lou Reed
Norwich singer Katie Cooper has been touring with legend Lou Reed! Aged only 26 she has worked with heavy-weight artists including Elvis Costello, Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers) Jimmy Page, Brian May, Peter Cox (Go West) and Hayley Westenra. Read More >>

Soweto & Jim visit students
In partnership with ATM, award winning jazz saxophonist, Soweto Kinch, recently gave two workshops at the Norwich College as part of Black History Month. Jim Davies (Victory Pill/ Pitchshifter) also gave workshops.

Ed’s on tour with E-Z Rollers!
ADP student Ed Raison joined drum’n’bass veterans E-Z Rollers on their 2007 European tour. The tour created something of a buzz, as this is the first time the band have toured since the late 90s. E-Z Rollers were pioneers of the drum’n’base scene. Their 1999 single Walk This Land gave them mainstream success, after it was featured in the film Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Ed will be joining them on bass, while fellow ATM student Chris Cooper (from Norwich band Lost Levels) plays keys.

Josh jets off with Ministry of Sound
Up and coming DJ, Joshua Roberts, jetted off to Egypt for 3 months with world famous club brand Ministry of Sound to play at some of their top night clubs. Since winning Radio 1’s first ever National Young DJ search at the age of 17, Josh has played alongside the likes of Tiesto, Judge Jules and Tim Westwood, and a residency with the Cut Up Boys on their UK tour. DJJoshuaroberts.net

Monroes picked to support The View
Norwich band, Monroes, were selected to support indie darlings The View at a sell out gig at Norwich’s UEA in April 2007. Read More >>

Willy Mason's guitarist at ATM Studios
Students at ATM Norwich were recently visited by Colin Ruel, guitarist with US country-rock legend, Willy Mason. Colin gave advice to bands rehearsing for their gig at the Waterfront that evening.

 

 

FULL-TIME COURSES

Performing Musician
Level 2 (one year).
Level 3 (two years).

Creative Music Producer
Level 2 (one year).
Level 3 (two years).

Audio Producer
Level 3 (one year: 3B only).

Urban/Dance Musician
Level 2 (one year).

Jazz Musician
Level 3 (two years).

Music Educator
Level 3 (one year).

Creative & Media Educator
Level 4 (one year).

 

If you are looking for a Level 1 part-time course please check out the NR5 Project.

 

Please note that some courses may not run
if there is insufficient recruitment.

 

 

 

ATM STUDIOS
135-137 King Street
NORWICH
NR1 1QH

T: 01603 615 846
F: 01603 615 846
E: atm.norwich@accesstomusic.co.uk
W: www.atmnorwich.co.uk

Contact: Ian Johnson

 

 

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