Songwriter Girl Camp at Montgomery Bell State Park (Nashville)
November 14-16, 2008 (Songwriter Girl Cafe, Saturday, November 15th, 8 pm)
Registrations Taken: http://www.songwritergirl.com/Songwriter_Girl_Camps.html
Kirsti Manna, #1 hit songwriter (Blake Shelton’s “Austin” and Big and Rich’s “Loud”) will be hosting her recently launched Songwriter Girl Camp to Montgomery Bell State Park in Burns, TN (near Nashville).
According to Kirsti, “Songwriter Girl Camp will help girls of all ages (that means women, too) find and express their creative voice. It’s my passion to empower, build confidence and provide for participants the tools they need to achieve their personal success.”
WHAT IS SONGWRITER GIRL CAMP?
Songwriter Girl Camp gives participants the opportunity to network and meet industry pros face to face. They will have the chance to attend unique workshops where they’ll receive valuable information that will help take them to the next level. They will also have the chance to collaborate with other participants along with the opportunity of working directly with Kirsti.
WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION?
The Songwriter Girl Camp begins Friday November 14 and ends Sunday afternoon, Nov. 16, 2008.
Visit http://www.songwritergirl.com/Songwriter_Girl_Camps.html for more info.
SONGWRITER GIRL CAMP’S SUCCESSFUL DEBUT
Nashville’s Songwriter Girl Camp follows the camp’s successful debut at Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh, Pa. Both camps are sponsored in part by Daisy Rock® Girl Guitars® and NSAI (Nashville Songwriters Association International). Songwriter Girl participants in Pittsburgh ranged from ages 13 to 70, some of whom were mother and daughter participants.
Founder Kirsti shares, “Songwriter Girl Camp exceeded my own expectations. I was inspired by the girls who attended, by their dreams, their ideas and their willingness to open up to new experiences,” A few of the girls had not co-written before and I loved watching them connect. I made a few discoveries about myself as a writer/artist. That’s exciting for me personally as the core of Songwriter Girl Camp is about ‘finding your own voice.’ ”
WHAT DID PARTICIPANTS THINK?
Wrote one participant, “It’s fun, it’s hard, you learn. You will be very happy to be surrounded by other writers, performers. The industry pros give a lot of attention. I would have paid just to have the private round of Kirsti and her friends at the Songwriter Girl Cafe.”
“Songwriter Girl Camp exceeded my own expectations. I was inspired by the girls who attended, by their dreams, their ideas and their willingness to open up to new experiences,” said Kirsti. “A few of the girls had not co-written before and I loved watching them connect. I made a few discoveries about myself as a writer/artist. That’s exciting for me personally as the core of Songwriter Girl Camp is about ‘finding your own voice.’ ”
“I appreciated how informal (the camp) was, how much info was provided, loved the meet and greet (with industry pros), what a great idea,” commented one of the participants in last week’s camp in a survey.
Added another, “Kirsti’s energy was great, never made me feel like I didn’t belong, and I got so much valuable information.”
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