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# Livecore
### Livecore — Who are we?
*Livecore is NUSC’s music student interest group, focused on playing music and helping bands come together to perform!! Rock on NUSC 🎸*
### Livecore Exco
Operation Heads: Caius and Miiad
Logs Heads: Ethan and Himani
Pubs Head: Yulun
Logs Team: Ashley and Colby
Pubs Team: Oishaani, Zach, Ching Yang, En Ting, Samantha
### ——— Livecore Events ———
### Decibel 🎸
*One of Livecore’s biggest events — DECIBEL!!! Live bands put on performances for the rest of NUSC, showcasing their talents and skills 🔥🔥*
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### Melodies in the Moonlight
*We don’t only deal with bands. Melodies in the Moonlight is a platform for pianists and other instrumentalists (e.g. string and wind instrumentalists) in NUSC, classically trained or otherwise, to perform in front of an audience.*
### Shelf Sessions
*Livecore’s shelf sessions are themed music jams (whether its songs your cat will listen to…to motion picture soundtracks), you can bring your friends and jam along!!*
### Sofasogood (SFSG)
*Sofasogood is a fortnightly open mic, to encourage the community to share their original music, or perform covers!! (plus its outdoors \~\~ vibes)*
### Open Jams and Mixers
*One of the most casual events in Livecore are open jams and mixers!! Drop by Elm Commons to just pop a tune or meet other musicians or just enjoy the music 🎶*
### ——— Workshops ———
*For aspiring new musicians or even just those who want to learn a new skill, Livecore also hosts workshops for anyone to try their hand at playing music!!*
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