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Transformations Through Musical Math
While in high school I had a teacher named Mr. C, who loved to teach more than any other teacher I had ever had. This was a tall order considering the wonderful teachers I have had in life. I took his AP Music Theory class, traditionally one of the most difficult to grasp at a… Read more “Transformations Through Musical Math”
Hannah Raychell BuddFormer Student Traditional PublicCelebrate 100 years of Waldorf Education with us: Waldorf 100.See the StoreSee the book catalogueSee the Online Waldorf Library
