Beatboxer Kassie Sanders from BYU’s Noteworthy answers 7 Questions and shows off her skills
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Every week I’m interviewing exciting people from Idaho and around the world!
My guest today is a percussion expert without using a drum or any other instrument.
Kassie Sanders uses only her voice to create amazing music. She’s a member of BYU Noteworthy and will be performing with her group and Vocal Point on Saturday at the Frontier Center in Idaho Falls.
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Kassie is originally from Rigby and is working on her master’s degree at BYU in Provo. Here’s what I asked her:
- When did you know you wanted to be a beatboxer?
- How did you get your position on Noteworthy?
- Where is the coolest place you’ve performed with Noteworthy?
- Tell us about your concert in Idaho Falls this weekend with Vocal Point.
- What are some things people should know about beatboxing?
- What do you want to do once you graduate from BYU?
- Can we hear you perform a little bit?
Watch my entire interview with Cassie in the video player above and learn more about Noteworthy here.
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