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Lesson: Rain of Leaves

By Joan Eckroth-Riley Wendy van Gent | November 6, 2019 | 2
rain of leaves

Joan Eckroth-Riley and Wendy van Gent have prepared a fall lesson that beautifully combine the philosophies of Music Learning Theory and Orff-Inspired teaching.

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