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Title: Facilitating Holistic Musical Identities through Communities of Practice: A Case Study in Studio Pedagogy
Date: Tuesday, July 30, 2024
Location: International Society for Music Education World Conference, The University of the Arts Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
Presenters: Dr. Aaron Hodgson (ahodgson@uwo.ca), Dr. Laura Benjamins (lbenjamins@redeemer.ca), Redeemer University
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