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Viña Teaches at Interlochen Arts Camp and Drummin’ Dragons Percussion Camp

Assistant Professor of Percussion Karlyn R. Viña, D.M.A., taught at Interlochen Arts Camp again this summer, working with high school percussion students in percussion ensemble, studio class, private lessons and the World Youth Wind Symphony. Dr. Viña also led a masterclass as part of the Drummin’ Dragons Percussion Camp for middle and high school percussionists hosted at Howard Community College in Columbia, Maryland.

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