How to be a music journalist with Tim Jonze

Writing about music may look like the easiest job in the world, but the truth is it's just one of the most fun. Music journalism requires a suite of skills to master, from wringing quotes from truculent frontmen to distilling a three-day festival into a coherent two-page narrative. Led by Guardian music editor Tim Jonze, this intensive evening course includes tutorials in all the key skills a music writer needs, including interview technique, reviewing and previewing methods for live events and albums, as well as tips on dealing with the music industry.