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Here we have Sam Westphalen performing Tool's "Lateralus" in the studio at the Australian Institute of Music.
If you enjoyed this make sure you watch Sam's other Guitar Percussion videos on our channel / aimtvsydney
Sam's own channel / samborayjr
Sams Website www.samborayjr.com
Sams Playlist on AIMtv www.youtube.co....
Sam is currently studying Composition and Music Production at the Australian Institute of Music (AIM)
Check out our official You Tube Channel for all things AIM - including Original Performances from students and staff, Pro Tools Tutorials, Top 5's, Celebrity Appearances and lots more - / aimtvsydney
AIM - The Leading School For Today's Music Industry
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To study music at AIM is all about having a fun, professional, academic experience, that helps set you up for a diverse lifelong career in the music industry, from performing to studio work, teaching, publishing, entertainment management, music business and a whole lot more, all connected as part of the AIM learning experience.
The best thing you can from here do is to come along to an OPEN Day or check out our website at www.aim.edu.au
Sam Westphalen
In the absence of a drummer, Sam hits his guitar a lot in an attempt to get as much music out of the instrument as possible. His KZfaq videos have reached over 500,000 views (that's over 1,000,000 eyeballs) with an overwhelmingly positive response. He can be spotted on the streets of Sydney, earning more than minimum wage by playing guitar and receiving money from generous passersby. He can also write about himself in the 3rd person when necessary.
For more info on Sam and his new EP "Redboom" visit his website www.samborayjr.com Check him out on itunes and cdbaby
AIM
Music Industry and Performing Arts Programs
Beginning as the Sydney Guitar School in 1968 founded by Dr Peter Calvo, the Australian Institute of Music (AIM) is now a major player in education & training for the Australian music industry, performing arts & entertainment management fields. Being an independent institute, AIM is not a music university, however AIM Music Courses deliver accredited music tuition & unique industry relevant programs designed to equip students for successful lifelong creative careers, across music diplomas, music degrees and graduate music studies.
Diverse Music Course Choices
You simply won't find a more diverse combination of professional courses, campus facilities, student body, opportunities & music teachers at the top of their game, & all under one roof, than you will at AIM - with a wide range of undergraduate & graduate music courses, each with its own Head of Department & professional teaching staff. We also offer Acting & Theatre through the Australian Academy of Dramatic Art, in addition to AIM High School, Music Lessons & Young AIM music tuition are also available.
Professional Music Teaching Staff
In addition to our exceptional list of music & performing arts teachers, we also have a fulltime student services support team, marketing admissions team, web team & purposed music library, with over 1000 students and dedicated small staff to student ratio. So there's always something happening.
Customised Music & Entertainment Education
AIM students can individually tailor their studies to integrate performance skills, business management, marketing, individual instrument or voice lessons, audio & sound engineering, music production and other specialised units. Students also undertake industry placements as part of their course.
Great Educational & Performance Facilities
With select facilities, performance spaces, industry standard Q Studios - and with industry staff on hand, students can develop the confidence and skills needed to pursue a successful career in the music industry, performing arts & wider entertainment fields.
A big thanks the Jason de Wilde(Audio Genius) for helping out with the Audio. And the legendary Peter Mooney for his sublime camera work and editing.
Produced by Adam St John-Foti (and little Peter) for AIMtv the official channel of the Australian Institute of Music.