East Orange music students get high-tech
It will be a musical and high-tech summer for some students in East Orange. About 75 students in the area will be learning high-tech tools of the trade in music and video production. A program coordinator
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Jun 27, 2007, 10:59 PM
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It will be a musical and high-tech summer for some students in East Orange.
About 75 students in the area will be learning high-tech tools of the trade in music and video production. A program coordinator says the students will learn how to make a music track and record it.
According to the assistant music instructor, professionals will also stop by the program to give real life lessons in entertainment business.
The first-time program, which is run by Haramabee Community Development, starts July 2. It runs in three-week sessions during the summer. In September, it will continue as an after school program.
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