Kittie Verdolini Abbott and Adventures In Voice, May 31- June 1, 2016
1.45 CEU (14.5 contact hours) Intermediate Level- Professional
LIVE In-Person Workshop OR Webinar
The Philadelphia Boys Choir | 1336 Spring Garden Street | Philadelphia, PA 19123
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