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Woodland musicians visit WSU, Idaho to learn about college programs

By The Columbian
Published: December 19, 2018, 5:33am

Woodland — Woodland High School band students took part in Music Major for a Day at Washington State University’s School of Music in Pullman, followed by a private tour and instruction at the Lionel Hampton School of Music at the University of Idaho. The 10 band students experienced life as a music major, including experiencing a college student’s typical schedule. Students learned about degree programs, admission, auditions, scholarships and financial aid, along with attending classes and participating in ensemble rehearsals. Students attended classes such as Music Fundamentals, Music History, Opera Workshop, Instrumental Conducting and Film Music. In addition to classes, students played alongside collegiate musicians while also receiving complementary lessons from nationally acclaimed professors of music.

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