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Impact of music on films to be explored April 21 at Edmonds Theater

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Edmonds College’s Creative Retirement Institute (CRI) is excited to announce a free presentation, "Rosebud to Rocky: Montage Meets Music," happening at The Edmonds Theater on April 21 at 2 p. m. This engaging event is open to all community members and promises an enriching experience led by Brian Boston, a long-time CRI instructor known for his expertise. Attendees will enjoy film clips accompanied by delightful music from classic movies, while Boston explores the profound effect of music on storytelling in cinema. The discussion will highlight how soundtracks can shape emotional responses, making it an insightful session for film enthusiasts.

Doors will open at 1:30 p. m. , and attendees can purchase popcorn to enhance their viewing experience. The Creative Retirement Institute focuses on providing quality lifelong learning opportunities, free from the pressures of homework or exams, for over three decades. Those interested in CRI's diverse range of classes are encouraged to check out their spring quarter schedule at edmonds.

edu/cri. This event not only showcases the intersection of music and film but strengthens community ties through shared cultural experiences.

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