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Practice Rooms for Non-Music Students

Submitted 6 years ago by Steph Airey

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To my understanding, in order to use the Practice Rooms in the Music department, you have to be a Music student. In my opinion, this isn't fair for students who don't study music but play instruments recreationally and wish to use them. For example, as a pianist there is nowhere on campus where I can play. The current policy must also be frustrating for aspiring bands who wish to have spaces to work and create without fear of receiving noise complaints. This issue would be resolved non-Music students had practice rooms with instruments which the could book and use of their own volition during term time.

Isabel Van: 10:06am on 12 Mar 18 I believe there are practice rooms for non-music students located near the media department (like near the computer centre) but they are not heavily publicised or affiliated with the department but may be wise to contact the music department for further details so to send you to the right people.

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