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Music classes at HCC

Haywood Community College Continuing Education Creative Arts is expanding its selection of music classes spearheaded by local musicians Julie and Bryan McConnell.

The McConnells will be teaching vocal, percussion, and two levels of string classes with an emphasis on practical theories and physical techniques — many of which they have developed themselves. 

With 74 years of combined experience as musicians, and over 55 years as music educators; both work as performers, recording artists, conductors, educators, facilitators, and coordinators. Julie will be teaching the vocal and percussion classes, while Bryan will teach first and second level string classes open to most stringed instruments. 

HCC Continuing Education Creative Arts offers continuing education classes and workshops in clay, fiber, metals, wood, and music, as well as design and computer classes. These classes are year-round and open to the public.

For more information on these classes or to register, call 828.565.4240.

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