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Songwriting

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All the musicians gathered on stage to sing and clap to the final song “Tattoo,” which Miguel Soto, on piano (far left), wrote. This was the first Songwriting Concert of the year and filled Stephens Recital Hall to the brim with students, parents, staff and faculty. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
All the musicians gathered on stage to sing and clap to the final song “Tattoo,” which Miguel Soto, on piano (far left), wrote. This was the first Songwriting Concert of the year and filled Stephens Recital Hall to the brim with students, parents, staff and faculty. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
SONGWRITING: From left, Sumi Onoe, electric guitar, Madison Leinster, vocals and violin, and Owen Zorn, bass, perform “The Lion,” which Leinster wrote for the Idyllwild Arts songwriting class. Not pictured, but part of the group, are Miguel Soto, drums, and Cash Globe, piano. The Songwriting Concert was held at Stephens Recital Hall Tuesday, Nov. 11. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
SONGWRITING: From left, Sumi Onoe, electric guitar, Madison Leinster, vocals and violin, and Owen Zorn, bass, perform “The Lion,” which Leinster wrote for the Idyllwild Arts songwriting class. Not pictured, but part of the group, are Miguel Soto, drums, and Cash Globe, piano. The Songwriting Concert was held at Stephens Recital Hall Tuesday, Nov. 11. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

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