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New Resources from Carnegie Hall
03-05-2025
Carnegie Hall has some new online resources we think our readers will like. And, best of all, they’re free!
“A Guide to Latin Music Genres” takes listeners on a cross-continental journey through the rich diversity of Latin culture and music. The combination of historical highlights and musical examples make it a great resource for teachers.
Looking for hands-on musical activities you can do at home? Students and families of all musical levels can enjoy these activities from the Link Up repertoire. There’s something for everyone; try your hand at writing the blues, covering a rock song, or practicing your conducting skills!
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