Melody Pop Tuition, Dance and Management

We at Melody Pop Tuition are very proud to say that Josh Taylor a pupil has landed the main role as “Tiny Tim” in a theatre production to be shown at the Albert Halls in November.

Everyone who know’s Josh will know he will do a superb job and we would like to wish him all the best.  Melissa in particular who has worked with him for quite a while now is very pleased as is Jean and everyone at Melody Pop.

Josh is a very talented youngster with a bright future and he will be off to Paris at the end of November to audition for bigger promoters such as Sony, BMG, Universal Pictures, but to mention just a few.

We will keep you up-dated on this sutuation.

Well done Josh the hard work has paid off!!!

Josh is heading for stardom

Melody Pop Tuition is part of the B-Smart Services that has recently been introduced to the local authority, to enable all children to have a go at different kinds of arts that they would like to try.

On Friday 31st October at Castle Hill Centre, Tonge Moor Road, Bolton. Melody Pop Tuition will be holding workshops between 2pm and 4pm for anyone interested. The workshops will consists of Street Dance, Jazz and Vocal lessons.

If you feel that you have a talent and would like some advice or just to have a go, please feel free to call in at the centre and speak to the staff from Melody Pop Tuition where you can get up to date advice on the the entertainment industry and what other services Melody Pop Tuition can supply.

We are always on the look out for new and talented people for various projects within the recording and performance industry.

We look forward to meeting you !

STAFF MELODY POP TUTION

Melody Pop Tuition was requested by Bolton Council the lanuch the Find Your Talent, which we proudly did in style.

The day commenced at 1pm starting with the Dancers from Meldoy Pop Tuition along with some of our very talented singers which included, Josh Taylor aged 9, Olivia Higham aged 10 and Natalie Terry aged 12, of course the afternoon could not have commenced without the talent of our very own Tony Finnbar-Smith.  All the choreography was arranged by Melissa Finbarr-Smith head of the dance section of the school and her new dance agency due to start The Fabulous Dance Agency.

Working along side Derri Burdon and Gemma Morris from Bolton Council the day was a massive success. Thanks also go to Norma Rutherford for the stageing arrangements, as usual very well organised….. well done Norma and thanks to her and everyone above…

The day ended with Black Out Crew…

Here are some of the pics from the day……  We look forward now to doing even more projects and encourge every child to FIND YOUR TALENT…..  Video coming soon…………

We know of at least a couple of guys and gals from Melody Pop who are going to the X-factor auditions today, so good luck!!

So… you’re going to one of the x factor auditions in the UK?

Firstly, WELL DONE! it takes a lot of nerve to follow your dreams!

I’m sure you’re wondering what the judges are looking for; how do you get through to the next round? How do you win the x-factor? Are there any x factor auditions secrets?

I received an e-mail from someone who knew I got through the first round last year, and wanted some advice about times, etc.

Here’s my reply:

 ”Last Year I was queueing there a couple hours at least, so get there half hour early or you’ll be at the end of your timeslot.

too early (before your time slot) and they make u go to the back of the queue.

BUT that was for the pre-booked timeslot auditions.

IF it’s the open auditions (i went year before), then i went after my gig (about 3am), with sleeping bag.
it was about 18 hours total that i was there.

in either case, take umbrella, layers (you’ll go from freezing to roasting), something to wet your whistle (seriously, drinks are pricey and tiny when available but they weren’t easy to get), and ipod with hypnosis track or something that gives total blockout or distraction (the hours seem like DAYS in there).
If you go in the middle of the night, get some sleep. whatever happens, don’t sing tired.

warming up (vocally) is essential cos you’ll go a bit dry from nerves.

If they get you all shouting ‘Ive got the X-factor’ don’t join in.
they do it for about 45 mins to an hour, and you’ll lose your voice. don’t do it even once. i’m sure you knew that already, though

best of all, have fun and network with people!
Good Luck!”

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