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Join us in-studio for a safe, socially-distanced 1 hour class - great for ALL LEVELS of dancers. All DivaDance classes start with community time to get to know the squad and kick off with a high energy warmup/stretch. Then you'll get sexy and sweaty while you learn an all levels, low-impact cardio dance choreo routine featuring original, fierce choreography...

Want to start your own podcast, but you're not sure where to start? This course will take you through the podcasting process from start to finish! You’ll learn how to choose the topic of your podcast, user friendly recording and editing techniques, how to publish your podcast on platforms like iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher, and more. The session...

This is a one time FREE course The Schola Antiqua early music ensemble will lead participants in singing medieval and early modern religious music from the Newberry collection. Listen to a range of compositions reflecting the diverse vocal manifestations of early modern music on our Voices of Reform digital project page. This...

The language musicians have used for hundreds of years to analyze and communicate their art. Learn music theory in a group class that covers topics starting from the very beginning. There is no prerequisite knowledge, and you don't even need to be able to play an instrument to learn and enjoy. Our very knowledgeable instructor will help you navigate...

This ensemble is perfect for intermediate and advanced flutists who are interested in exploring the rich literature available for flute choir.

This class is for intermediate wind and brass players, this class will explore jazz standards and focus on developing improvisational skills.

Music Together classes feature a mix of folk songs and traditional childhood favorites as well as playful rhythm and tonal patterns that engage and delight children and families alike. Each family receives a songbook and CD for each of the seasonal song collections in the Music Together canon. Parent education and adult involvement are...

This is a one time FREE course. The Schola Antiqua early music ensemble will perform a program featuring Early Modern Religious Music from the Newberry collection. This performance is part of Religious Change, 1450 - 1700, a multidisciplinary project exploring how religion and print made the medieval world modern.

This workshop is a perfect introduction to Ableton for the DJ that has basic performance mixing skills and wants to learn more about production. De-mystifying warping Create edits, re-drums and transition tracks Understanding stems, clips and soundpacks Fundamentals of approaching a remix