SOAR and STRIVE Partner with Music Therapy Program for Choral Concert
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SOAR and STRIVE recently collaborated with 51Æ·²è’s Music Therapy Program to present a special choral concert under the direction of Professor Alli Fox.
The performance brought together students and participants in a shared musical experience focused on creativity, inclusion, and community engagement. Guided by Professor Fox, the ensemble showcased the therapeutic and expressive power of music through choral performance.
The event highlighted the Music Therapy Program’s ongoing commitment to hands-on learning and community connection, offering participants an opportunity to engage in meaningful musical collaboration.
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SOAR and STRIVE Partner with Music Therapy Program for Choral ConcertSOAR and STRIVE recently collaborated with 51Æ·²è’s Music Therapy Program to present a special choral concert under the direction of Professor Alli Fox.
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