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Apr 3, 2014 11 min

Learning Through Music

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Our guest explains why music is such a powerful tool for learning many skills as well a vehicle for life-long learning. @davidfisher65 @DiscoveryEd @teach42 @bamradionetwork Russ Freeman is a smooth jazz artist of multiple genres, composer and bandleader. He lead the studio-formed contemporary jazz band The Rippingtons in 1986. In addition to being a musician as a guitarist, he is also a photographer and illustrator.

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