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For the past few weeks, a group of young people in Duluth have been learning to write and perform music through the “That’s a Rap!” program by the Music Resource Center and the Kako Foundation, which also provides music education programs in Haiti. 

They’ll have their final performance Thursday night.

Their instructor, Terrell Grier, and Rudy Perrault, president of the Kako Foundation, shared more about the program.

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The program comes out of the Music Resource Center and the Kako Foundation. The instructor, Terrell Grier, and Rudy Perrault, president of the Kako Foundation, joined Minnesota Now to share more about it.

For the past few weeks, a group of young people in Duluth have been learning to write and perform music through the “That’s a Rap!” program by the Music Resource Center and the Kako Foundation, which also provides music education programs in Haiti.They’ll have their final performance Thursday night.Their instructor, Terrell Grier, and Rudy Perrault, president of the Kako Foundation, shared more about the program.

'That’s a Rap!': Duluth music education program strives to help youth find their voice

Green and blue poster with pink text that reads, "Music for all, voices together."

'That’s a Rap!': Duluth music education program strives to help youth find their voice

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