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"Never Empty the Spit Valve on Yourself.": And Other Life Lessons Learned in Middle School Band
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The students in Dr. Warnock's bands often succinctly express deep values and lessons that they gained while simply learning to play their instruments. Sometimes funny, sometimes serious, and always insightful, these statements made in the hustle of everyday life inspire all those around the students. In this book, Dr. Warnock pulls together some of the statements that have meant the most to him.
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Dr. Emery Warnock
Dr. Warnock has been teaching middle school band students for over a decade. He has always been interested in the ways that children learn and the impact that music education has on the development of adolescents. The inspiration he has gained from his students has made a lasting impact on him, as well as those around him. Dr. Warnock currently lives in Senoia, Georgia, with his wife and young son, where he continues to work with middle school band students.
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