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Cafemnee is a space for female musicians, of various levels (used to play, hobby, part-time, full time) and abilities (beginners to advance), to come together in an atmosphere of collegiality where the combination of experience, expertise and acceptance sponsor a revitalising of self belief, openness to ask niggling questions, and fuel-up for their onward musical journey.
Cafemnee sessions aim to build musical expression of women through discussion, masterclass tips, jamming, networking, reflection or prayer* and lunch.
*Cafemnee is a Christian based event but is not exclusive. This is a space where spiritual matters within music can be discussed if raised. It is for all genres of music jazz, reggae, blues, rock, gospel, etc. Female musicians who are not Christians are welcomed to attend Cafemnee. Women who have a faith but do not attend church are also welcomed. A time of reflection or prayer is included for those who would like the opportunity to do so. Attendees are under no obligation to participate in prayer.
#CafemneeInspires: Experiences on stage
Interested in the stories others could have about performing in front of an audience, we reached out to some of our members, looking for anecdotes. This is what Carlene McKenzie told us.
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Early Bird Ends Tomorrow night!
Early Bird ends tomorrow night, Saturday 12th October 11:59pm! Have you got your ticket for our 9th November workshop 'Owning Your Spot' where you will learn how to improve your stage work, hands-on?
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Inequality is very much still a reality, but let’s not let that discourage us
Where there is room for improvement, there is a lot to be done and a lot of success to achieve.
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‘Think equal, build smart, innovate for change’
In occasion of International Women's Day 2019, we want to thank all our members for their passion, dedication and the joy they bring to our network. The strength with which each one works towards our dreams is what makes our voices (and instruments!) heard, and Cafemnee would be nothing without the marvelous women that make part of it.
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Welcome Angela!
Welcome to Angela Schuster, Millicent Stephenson Saxophonist new PR Manager
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12 hours left to catch Millicent’s WhiiseCon interview
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What did Beverley say to Melody about jewellery?
What did Beverley say to Melody (Jazz vocalist) about jewellery for an outfit she really likes and will wear? Find out from the 4th highlight video from our 'What Shall I Wear?' workshop with Beverley Crichlow, Image and Style Consultant:
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5 Ways To Avoid Playing The Comparison Game
5 Ways To Avoid Playing The Comparison Game is a really interesing blog on Reverb Nation's website. Hopefully it will help you on your music journey. 'Do you find yourself constantly comparing yourself to other artists? Do you get secretly jealous when other musicians land cool gigs, win awards, and score lucrative press? These are … Continue reading 5 Ways To Avoid Playing The Comparison Game
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Hats and camouflage Angela
What did Beverley say to Angela (sax player) about hats and camouflage? Here's a quick highlight from our 3rd 'What Shall I Wear?' workshop video clip with Beverley Crichlow, Image and Style Consultant:
