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Tag Archives: holidays
Trials and Whoas
It was by accident that I discovered the horses in my Music classroom. I hold my Elementary School Music classes in the Assembly Room. Covid-19 has put tight restrictions on my teaching, since we are a school that intends to … Continue reading →
The Art of Conversation at the Thanksgiving Table
Classical Conversations just republished an article of mine on Throwback Thursday, that widely popular gift to harried editors. They get a reprieve from chasing down temperamental writers one day a week, and good articles get another airing. A few years … Continue reading →
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