About us
Welcome to the Brussels Music Appreciation Meetup Group! This group is for music enthusiasts who want to discover, discuss, and share their love for all genres of music. Whether you're into classical, jazz, rock, or electronic music, this is the place for you. Join us for listening parties, live music events, and discussions about everything music-related. Meet like-minded individuals, expand your music knowledge, and make new friends who share your passion for all things musical. Let's come together to celebrate the power of music and connect through our shared love for this universal language.
Upcoming events
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Stage Presence & Confidence: Owning Your Space (All levels)
Pacson Music School, Rue General Wangermee 12, Etterbeek, BE#### Do you feel nervous, tense, or disconnected when performing in front of others?
Many singers struggle with stage fright, self-consciousness, or the fear of being seen and judged. You may notice tension in your body, difficulty connecting with your audience, or uncertainty about how to carry yourself on stage.
Stage presence is not something you’re born with, it’s something you can develop. When your body feels safe and grounded, your voice becomes freer, your posture more natural, and your performance more authentic.
In this workshop let by our vocal teacher Sandy, you’ll learn how to feel at home on stage and express yourself with confidence, presence, and calm authority.Paid event: 35 Euro
Registration and payment via this link1 attendee
Build your vocal routine - Second Edition (All levels)
Pacson Music School, Rue General Wangermee 12, Etterbeek, BE#### How do you build a vocal practice that actually makes you progress , without overworking or guessing?
After a very successful first edition, we’re happy to bring back Build Your Vocal Routine in an extended format. This longer, more in-depth workshop gives you extra time to understand your voice and receive more personal guidance along the way.
This 2.5-hour immersive workshop helps singers create a clear, effective, and sustainable daily vocal routine.
Designed for beginners and intermediate singers, it combines practical exercises with technical insight so you leave knowing exactly what to practice, in what order, and why.
Led by our vocal and guitar teacher Carla, this workshop gives you the structure and confidence to train your voice safely, efficiently, and with purpose.Event Paid: 35 Euro
Registration and Payment via this link1 attendee
Improvisation & Freedom – Singing without fear (All levels)
Pacson Music School, Rue General Wangermee 12, Etterbeek, BE#### Do you freeze, overthink, or hold back when asked to improvise?
Many singers feel blocked when improvising. You might worry about singing the wrong note, feel stiff when using your voice freely, or believe that improvisation requires creativity you don’t have.
In this workshop led by our vocal teacher Sandy, we’ll explore improvisation through a guided vocal circle, using vocalises, sounds, and spontaneous expression rather than prepared songs.This approach helps you develop your ear, strengthen your musical instinct, and learn to listen and respond naturally in the moment.
Improvisation becomes less about thinking and more about sensing, listening, and allowing your voice to move freely.
In a safe and supportive group environment, you’ll discover how to trust your voice, release control, and experience singing as a natural and intuitive process.This workshop is based on guided vocal improvisation exercises in a group circle, where active participation is essential.
Paid event: 35 Euro
Registration and payment via link1 attendee
The ABC’s of Music Production - From Setup to Your First Track
Pacson Music School, Rue General Wangermee 12, Etterbeek, BE#### Do you feel lost when opening music production software?
Starting music production can feel overwhelming. You may not know where to begin, how to connect your equipment, or how to use the software in a simple and effective way.
In this final pilot workshop, offered free of charge, music production teacher Federico will guide you step by step through the essential foundations of music production. This session marks the conclusion of our pilot workshop series and is an opportunity to experience the program while helping us refine future editions.
You’ll learn how to set up your software, connect your equipment, and understand the key settings needed before you start creating.
Federico will demonstrate using Ableton Live, but you are welcome to bring and use other DAWs such as Logic Pro, Reason, or Cubase. The concepts apply across all major music production software.
By the end of the session, you’ll understand how to move from opening your software to creating your first simple track.Free Event
Registration via this link1 attendee
Past events
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