YOUNG musicians are being offered the chance to take their first steps to stardom by enrolling on a professional programme.
The Redcar and Cleveland Voluntary Development Agency and Studio 64 have joined forces to run a series of free workshops in a professional recording studio.
They will allow people to make their own music in minutes, with those wanting to take their skills further being given the chance to enrol on a 12-week course at the studio.
Paul Burns, its director of development and training, said: "The music project gives young people the chance to train and experience something completely new and different.
"You don't need any previous experience or qualifications, so it makes good recording accessible to everyone."
The course is equal to NVQ level two standard and is based on two days' attendance a week.
There is also the chance for young people to use their new skills with local voluntary and community groups.
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