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Join disability advocate Eliza Hull in this inclusive songwriting workshop.

Eliza Hull is an award-winning musician, author, and disability advocate within the music space. With an expansive body of work spanning television, radio, and film, her songs have been featured on ABC KIDS TV, The Heights and in US shows Awkward, Teen Wolf and Saving Hope. Having performed at the Sydney Opera House, SXSW, and Ability Fest, Eliza continues to establish herself as one of Australia’s most striking songwriters.

About the workshop

Eliza believes that everybody has a story, and she will share how you can tap into yours through song.

During this songwriting workshop, Eliza will share insight into writing a song and helpful prompts for times when inspiration doesn’t strike. Whether you’re a seasoned songwriter, or have never written a song before, this session is for all abilities and will cover collaborative rhythm making, lyric writing, melodic hooks, writing to a brief and song structure. With accessibility at the heart of this inclusive workshop, each person will have the start of a song by the end of the session.

Access

This event has additional access features including a social story and show notes for people who are blind or have low vision. For those who experience barriers to accessing live music events, we encourage you to become a Share the Music partner where you can access subsidised concert tickets.

As with all Melbourne Recital Centre events, this show welcomes Guide Dogs, Companion Cards and is wheelchair and Assistive Hearing Loop accessible.

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Praise for Eliza Hull

‘Eliza Hull remains an essential voice in Australian music, championing the voices of creative people with disabilities.’ – The Music

Caring for Our Community

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Artist

Eliza Hull vocals, keys

Series

This production is part of the following series: