The U.S. Embassy in Ghana has announced that applications are now open for OneBeat 15. This is a fantastic opportunity for Ghanaian musicians to join a month-long music exchange program in the United States.
In a post sighted on the official Twitter (now X) page of the US Embassy in Ghana, they announced that the program is due to happen next year.
This program which is scheduled for April and May 2025, will bring together 25 talented artists from 54 countries and territories. This will afford the lucky musicians the opportunity to collaborate and explore new musical ideas across different cultures.
Are you still wondering 🤔🤔what all of this means?
Continue reading to find out more about ONEBEAT and the upcoming music program.
What is OneBeat?
OneBeat is an international music exchange program created by the U.S. Department of State. Since 2012, OneBeat has connected musicians from around the world to create new music and work on projects that use music to bring people together and solve social problems.
But OneBeat is more than just a music program. It’s about using music to connect cultures and make a positive impact. During the month-long program, participants will join workshops, perform in concerts, and take part in community projects. The goal is to create music that not only sounds good but also makes a difference.
What to Expect from OneBeat 15
OneBeat 15 will bring together 25 musicians from different music styles for a residency and tour in the U.S. Whether you play traditional music, jazz, hip-hop, electronic, or any other genre, OneBeat welcomes all styles. This diversity makes the experience richer, as artists can learn from each other and create something truly unique.
How to Apply? Simple
Applications are open from August 6 to September 6, 2024. If you’re a musician who wants to make a difference through your art, this is your chance. OneBeat is open to musicians of all genres.
To apply, visit the official OneBeat website at OneBeat 15 Application.
The program will cover all your travel, accommodation, and food expenses while you’re in the U.S.
This is a great opportunity for Ghanaian musicians to show their talents, connect with artists from around the world, and use their music to make a real impact.
Don’t miss out on this chance to be part of something special!
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