CMS-Northwest – From Performer to Pedagogue: Transformative Modalities in Music Studio Teaching

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Title: From Performer to Pedagogue: Transformative Modalities in Music Studio Teaching
Date: Friday, March 15, 2024
Location: College Music Society, Northwest Chapter Regional Conference, UBC School of Music, Vancouver, BC
Presenters: Dr. Aaron Hodgson (ahodgson@uwo.ca), Dr. Laura Benjamins (laura.benjamins@uwo.ca), Western University

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