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creACTiVE Coaches
Master Coaches
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Daniel Spirovski (Brisbane Southside)
Bachelor of Music, Qld Conservatorium of Music
Master of Music, QUT
Daniel is a multi-talented performer and coach. He performs live on Saxaphone, Keyboards and Bass with some of Australia's and overseas finest funk, soul and jazz musicians.
He has worked for the Amp'd Up Program in partnership
with Oxygen 4 2, Ellaways Music, QUT and Blackbeat radio. As a music coach
Daniel imparts songwriting, performance and recording skills and was part
of a team of 4 industry mentors who facilitated a program for grades 9-12
at Glenala State High School in Feb 2004 in association with the Australian
Music Association, the Brisbane City Council, AAM and Education Queensland.
Daniel has been an active part of the 'Singing Christmas Tree' musical
aired to thousands across Australia each year via the Southbank Piazza.
When not coaching for creAcTiVE Daniel is busy producing for local performances or teaching via coaching sessions to the public and companies who need to acquire skills in the music field.
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Mick Melit (Brisbane Northside)
Diploma of Teaching 1985 Brisbane College Of Advanced
Education
Bachelor of Education 1990 University of Central Queensland
Mick Melit has been involved in music and music education
for most of his
adult life. His many and varied roles have included employment as a
professional singer and guitarist, guitar teacher at various schools and
his
own private studio, as well as Music Coach for Weekend Warriors, Music
Coach for Boardroom Blitz at Brisbane Entertainment Centre and more recently
as chief music Coach for creActive at Brisbane Powerhouse.
Mick is a registered teacher with years of experience with students from Year 1 to 12 and relates well with adults in his role as a music coach.
As a professional musician he has enjoyed sharing the stage with the likes of Phil Emmanuel, Frankie J Holden, Renee Geyer, Maria Dallas, Marty Rhone and has played thousands of gigs including venues such as ANZ stadium, Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane and Gold Coast Convention Centres.
As a songwriter and sound engineer Mick has extablished a small but busy production company, musicmel productions with an extensive catalogue of original music where he is producing songs for various Brisbane artists and organizations and individuals requiring specialized skills in music production.
Music Coaches
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Louis Oberleuter
With 21 years experience in the music industry, including 15 years in broadcasting, Louis is well-placed to guide participants through the music-making process.
Louis is the Director of Blackstar Media and Entertainment, a multimedia company, audio production facility and record label serving local artists. Blackbeat started as a 2-hour radio show and grew to partner with Brisbane City Council in developing music strategies for youth. Louis also built 'Groove FM' over 5 years to a 12 week 24 hour community radio broadcast.
As a presenter with FMV TV (Channel 7), Louise selected the music for Ch 7's national Saturday morning fim, music, video show.
Louis has a comprehensive understanding of music business management and operation and has an established network of contacts across the music industry.
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Iese Tolo Paepae (Jesse)
Jesse has over 12 years experience in the music industry. As part of 'The X Factor's' winning pop group Random Jesse released 2 singles and 1 album including a Top 10 hit. As part of several cover bands over the years - from duos to 10-piece outfits - Jesse wows the audience every time.
Jesse's true strength is his vocal ability. He also has a natural feel on drums and percussion as well as basics on guitar and keys.
From recording in the SONY studios to producing his own material, Jesse's learning curve escalates up the production ladder. From 'Pro Tools' to live performance, his experience is obvious when you see him work.
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Tyson Clancy-Jones
For the last sixteen years Tyson has been actively involved in practicing and teaching music. He began playing keys at the age of four and quickly picked up percussion and guitar. He attended Wavell State High School in Brisbane where under the direction of Malcolm Bell, he began a multi -instrumental career.
Inspired by artists like Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye, Tyson began to sing and was heavily influenced by Motown and funk. This inspired him to learn bass guitar, trumpet and saxophone.
In 2003 Tyson was awarded Best Rhythm Section Player, Queensland at the Academy of Music Festival. After that he focusssed on keys, drums and teaching. While studying full time at QUT Kelvin Grove (B. Mus., and B. Sec Ed.), he taught 12 students, started learning trombone and worked on vocals.
Tyson is a confident performer and teacher of percussion, keyboard, brass and woodwind including flute, as well as guitar.
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