Beatboxers are capable of producing incredible and unexpected sounds. These artists use a combination of mouth, lips, tongue and voice in a way that fascinates scientists. Vocal explorer and songwriter Mal Webb takes you on a lip-to-lung journey through the physics, physiology and phrivolity of all the sounds a face can make. In this interactive show, students will learn the amazing beatboxing secrets and how the enthralling array of sounds can be produced.
Suitability:10am – Students in Years P-3, 11.45am – Students in Years 4-6
Duration: 10am – 45mins, 11.45am – 60mins
Location: Auditorium 1 , State Library of Queensland
Mal Webb (B.Ed.(music) started learning percussion at the age of 4 which led to singing, piano, moving to Canberra and writing facile pop songs with his brother John for the...
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Melbourne based violinist, Kylie Morrigan, began her music training early (age 3) as a classical violinist. After graduating from the Victorian College of the Arts, she played in Orchestra Victoria...
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Science Of Beatboxing
22 March 2024
45 mins 10:00am
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Science Of Beatboxing
22 March 2024
45 mins 11:45am
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Science Of Beatboxing
22 March 2024
45 mins 10:00am
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Science Of Beatboxing
22 March 2024
45 mins 11:45am
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