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Beat Making Lab

Behind The Beat: First Beat Making Lab (2011)

Episode 18 | 2m 28s

The first Beat Making Lab was launched at UNC-Chapel Hill in the Fall semester of 2011.

The first Beat Making Lab was launched at UNC-Chapel Hill in the Fall semester of 2011, as a 3 credit hour course in the music department founded by Dr. Mark Katz (now the chair of the music department) and Stephen Levitin (aka Apple Juice Kid). This episode, shot and edited by UNC student Jon Kasbe for Reese News, shows the on-campus origins of the now international program.

07/16/2013 | Rating NR

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Beat Making Lab

Behind The Beat: First Beat Making Lab (2011)

Episode 18 | 2m 28s

The first Beat Making Lab was launched at UNC-Chapel Hill in the Fall semester of 2011, as a 3 credit hour course in the music department founded by Dr. Mark Katz (now the chair of the music department) and Stephen Levitin (aka Apple Juice Kid). This episode, shot and edited by UNC student Jon Kasbe for Reese News, shows the on-campus origins of the now international program.

07/16/2013 | Rating NR

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