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Intro to Acting for Film & TV (MT22859)
with Marti Keegan
The Mighty WMMR (LH22888)
with Erin Riley
NEW Take a nostalgic look at the station's history. It was the time of the Marconi Experiment, the Morning Zoo and the introduction and launching of now beloved musical artists onto the national stage. Enjoy anecdotes and memories from this incredible radio era.
Improv, Why Not?: Advanced (MT22854)
with Larry Kaufman
Bollywood Cinema (MT41866)
with Anjali Shaw
Gain an understanding of the vast diversity and richness of Indian culture through the medium of cinema and move beyond stereotypes to experience what this beautiful and profound genre has to offer. Focus on popular Hindi language films, aka Bollywood, from the last twenty years. Foods depicted in each movie are provided.
Music and AI (MT11801)
with Eugene Nalence
NEW Explore musical possibilities opened up by AI. After a general discussion of AI. its advantages and disadvantages, listen to AI generated music. Learn how to turn word files of your own poetry and lyrics into actual fully produced songs. Share your results and engage in discussion and suggestions about results. Bring your own devices.
Ukulele: Beginner & Beyond (MT22802)
with Teresa Kane
NEW Learn how to tune and strum easy chords. Sing along if you wish. All are welcome, beginners, more experienced players and those who know how to play other instruments. Learn about technique and chords at a variety of levels of difficulty. Go at your own pace.
Voice: Beginner Through Intermediate (MT22803)
with Teresa Kane
NEW Sing with more confidence. Improve your ability with just a few easy techniques, provided through demonstrations and practice habits. Learn more about vocal anatomy, breath support, posture, and relaxation. Proceed at your own pace. Enjoy singing in unison and in harmony.
"Hey kids, what time is it?" (MT31863)
with Jackie Strauss
Via keyboard accompaniment, let’s take a trip back in time when your only worry was what show to watch on TV or listen to on the radio. When Sunday nights belonged to Ed Sullivan, Lucy ruled Mondays and Tuesdays meant Uncle Miltie! When we were “Stuck on Bandaids” and drank that “Heavenly Coffee."