Musical Improv 101

Inspired by a single prompt, students will explore their voice, rhythm, and movement as they develop spontaneous characters, relationships, and scenes in varying musical genres and storylines. No need to be "a singer"-- join us for this class that will free your voice as well as your spirit, helping you grow as an ensemble member in all styles of improv.

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