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Schmidt & Voice Pedagogy Students Create Cover Video of ‘Girls Put Your Records On’

Shannan Schmidt ’18, ’20 (Bachelor of Music in Performance, Master of Music in Pedagogy – Classical Voice) partnered with Melissa Montgomery ’20 (Master of Music in Pedagogy – Contemporary Commercial Music), Laura Beth Couch ’20 (Master of Music in Performance – Classical Voice), Laurel Soffer ’21 (Master of Music in Pedagogy – Contemporary Commercial Music), Kailee Ann Fullmer ’21 (Master of Music in Pedagogy – Contemporary Commercial Music) and Hillary Wehr ’20 (Master of Music in Pedagogy – Classical) to produce a video cover of “Girls Put Your Records On” by Corinne Bailey Rae.

Production Manager of Music Facilities Jimmy Smith ’14, ’16 (Bachelor of Music in Music Production and Recording Technology, Master of Music in Performing Arts Leadership & Management) helped edit sound for the video.

https://www.facebook.com/shannan.schmidt.5/videos/3041119569244407
 

Schmidt also created a solo cover of “Keep Your Head Up” by Andy Grammer.

https://www.facebook.com/shannan.schmidt.5/videos/3017647328258298/
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