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Learn to Speak Music Video

by Dan
Music / August 31, 2009

Having already mentioned two of my favourite kids books today, I'm going to add a third to the list: LEARN TO SPEAK MUSIC by the Broken Social Scene's John Crossingham and illustrated by the amazing Jeff Kulak.

A book for kids interested in forming a band or just making music, LEARN TO SPEAK MUSIC explores everything from songwriting and artwork, to shooting a video and setting up a practice space. It includes neat tips for buying your first instrument and setting up your own gig, secrets of home recording, plus advice from pros like Feist and MTVA-nominated video director Christopher Mills.

If you're interested in finding out more about the book, publisher Owlkids have set up a MySpace page and Facebook fan page for additional information and goodies such as this book trailer:

More cool books for budding indie rock stars:

THE INDIE ROCK COLORING BOOK by Yellow Bird Project

ROCK ‘N' ROLL CAMP FOR GIRLS by Carrie Brownstein

MUSIC LISTOGRAPHY JOURNAL by Lisa Nolan

FAMILY by Laura Dukoff (foreword by Devendra Banhart)

ELLIOTT SMITH by Autumn de Wilde

ELECTRIC GUITAR by Tony Bacon

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