Idyllwild Arts songwriters show their moxie

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Alex Keller opens the Songwriting Concert at Stephens Recital Hall at Idyllwild Arts on Monday night performing her song “Off The Ground.” She was accompanied by Elias Sedlmayr on piano and Max Kazakov on drums (not pictured). Photo by Jenny Kirchner

rom left, Corwin Zekley, vocals and violin and Elias Sedlmayr, piano perform "Daniel" written by Zekeley. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Stephens Recital Hall was standing room only, packing in a large audience to hear the tunes written by the students at Idyllwild Arts. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

From left, Elias Sedlmayr, piano, Randy Plummer, Saxophone, Inigo Mantecon, guitar and Mad Kazakov, drums rock the crowed with "Why Don't You Just Shut Up?" written by Delmayr and Plummer. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

From left, Elias Sedlmayr, piano and Randy Plummer, Saxophone. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

From left, Alex Keller, vocals and Rong Ma, Cello perform "Into The Light" written by Keller. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

From left, Will Whitaker, piano and Paulina Kurtz, vocals closeout the Songwriting Concert at Idyllwild Arts with "But I Always Look Back" written by Whitaker. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

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