Trigmatic and the Matic Music Club paid a courtesy call on the Acting Director of the National Folklore Board, Nana Adjoa Adobea Asante at the National Folklore Board at the W. E. B. DuBois Centre in Accra on September 13.
The Matic Foundation added the government partnership to help it in its efforts to get more students to learn music and musical instruments after hosting musicians from Spain’s local government in March 2018.
The award winning rapper launched the Matic Music Club in September 2017 with the aim of using music to groom children by breaking the usual classroom setting to help the children learn in a fun environment.
The Folklore Board announced the partnership at the meeting and revealed the board will be tapping into Trigmatic’s knowledge as a musician and leader of his club by implementing some of the ways Trigmatic runs the Matic Music Club in the board’s programmes which will roll out soon in selected schools around the country.
She made it known the Folklore Board was going to open folklore clubs in schools and the Matic Music Club was going to be instrumental in contributing and rolling out the music aspect of the folklore clubs and Matic Music Foundation will also expand their curricular from just music to include some folklore elements to expand the knowledge of the students of the clubs.”
The Matic Music Club is an after School club for kids to grow their love for music and to help in their mental development as well.
