Ryan Tilby joins Tuacahn High School to lead audio recording program
Tuacahn High School for the Performing Arts announced the reorganization of the Media Arts Studio, which includes a rigorous audio recording and songwriting curriculum for fall 2018. The program will be housed on campus in the school’s newly remodeled audio lab with state-of-the-art equipment designed to prepare students for collegiate or professional work after high school. The program, taught by music industry veteran Ryan Tilby, will encompass not only aspects of studio recording and music production but also live sound, music business, and songwriting.
Tilby will join the Tuacahn staff with nearly 20 years of professional musicianship under his belt as a touring musician, studio musician, producer, and engineer.
Students will be immersed in a professional, creative recording environment with professional equipment at their disposal. They will be writing and creating demos of their own songs as well as producing and pitching original music.
“The goal here is to teach young creatives to hone their skills and learn to follow-through with creative endeavors,” Tilby said. “ We want them to stand out not only as brilliant minds but also adept craftspeople, ready for the competitive professional world.”
“We are thrilled to provide an amazing professional audio incubator for students in the St. George area,” said Tuacahn principal Dr. Drew Williams. “At a high school level, this type of training and education is unprecedented.”
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