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A Farewell to 2009
19 hours ago ago from From Beyond the Stave
From Beyond the Stave will take a Christmas break until early January, but before we go we’d like to remind you of some of the books we’ve published this year. We hope that you’ll find at least one or two under your tree on Christmas morning. It was, as always, our pleasure to turn the spotlight on to some unfairly neglected composers in 2009: Chris Walton’s Othmar Schoeck is an engagingly written portrait of a composer whose reputation is ...
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without comments Print This Post This editorial from our high school student newspaper is a must-read for its criticism of the school-wide technology integration initiative. It's a must-read for other reasons too and other readers but read it first, and we'll get to that afterward. The first thing I did when I read this was mentally applaud. The second thing I did was wish I could reply to it and, better still, promote it ...
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