Inside the Student Studio with the Saturday Class

In this episode, we talk with students from our Saturday Class and learn about her time in the studio and the process of creating their first original song as a group.

Episode 5 of the Inside The Students Studio podcast, hosted by The David's Harp Foundation, titled "Inside the Student Studio with the Saturday Class" was published on November 23, 2016 and runs 33 minutes.

November 23, 2016 ·33m · Inside The Students Studio

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In this episode, we talk with students from our Saturday Class and learn about her time in the studio and the process of creating their first original song as a group.

Episode Description

Students are invited into a state-of-the-art studio and have the opportunity to create music with the help of our talented instructors. They work through struggles while learning how to use music and media production as a healthy form of expression. The teens are equipped with the skills they need to not only complete the project at hand but also succeed in life. Our students worked so hard on her first song and we can't wait for you to hear it!

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