An event this weekend hopes to show people how to compose music.
Titled Anyone Can Compose, it'll take place at the Kensington Arts Centre on Kensington Road in Douglas on Saturday and Sunday.
There'll be three sessions a day between 9.30am and 3pm, and they're aimed at children and adults with any level of musical knowledge.
Organiser Sandra Oberoi says the event, featuring UK composer Aga Serugo-Lugo, is a first for the Island:
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