The franchise plans to continue investing in the country and open its second headquarters in Pilar in March 2025, with the intention of expanding throughout the Republic.
Arrives School of Rock to Argentina, the franchise of the renowned band school that inspired the film Jack Black arrived in the country with the opening of its first headquarters in Nordelta.
With global success backed by more than 280 venues in the United States and 74 in other countries such as Mexico, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Ireland and Portugal, School of Rock Argentina is presented under the direction of Roberto SambrizziCEO of the business in the country and its partner, Fernando Tuero.
How School of Rock Works
School of Rock’s educational proposal is unique: Turning an inexperienced student into a musician capable of performing a song with a band. This methodology, based on “reverse engineering” and patented by the creator of the franchises, teaches practice first and then theory.
“We encourage learning through participation in live shows. Students can choose to learn bass, guitar, keyboard, drums or singing, joining groups according to age and level,” said Roberto Sambrizzi, CEO of School of Rock Argentina.
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Classes are organized into categories: The youngest children, aged 4 to 5, are grouped in the “Little Wings” section; children aged 6 to 7 are “Rookies”; “Rock 101” is aimed at young people aged 8 to 12 and “Performance” is for teenagers aged 12 to 17. Adults also have the opportunity to fulfil their dream of becoming “rockers” with individual and group classes designed for them.
The franchise plans to continue investing in the country and open its second headquarters in Pilar in March 2025, with the intention of expanding throughout the Republic.
“Argentina, as the cradle of rock in Latin America, was the ideal place to bring our proposal” Roberto added. “The passion for music and rock culture is part of the Argentine DNA, so we are excited to be part of this community,” he concluded.
School of Rock arrived in Argentina with the firm conviction of creating unique experiences for all its students through music. With a fun and dynamic approach, it promises great results in a short time to establish itself as a new benchmark for music education in the country.
Source: Ambito
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