Episode 62: Summer Book Club - On Music Theory (Intro & Chapter 1)

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Episode 62: Summer Book Club - On Music Theory (Intro & Chapter 1)

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Jul 10, 2023

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Paul, Jenn, and Ben begin our summerlong bookclub by discussing the Intro and Chapter 1 of Philip Ewell's "On Music Theory, and Making Music More Welcoming for Everyone."

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Jul 10, 2023

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Note Doctors is a podcast all about music theory and music theory pedagogy. Each episode features an interview with an innovative music theory instructor. The podcast is hosted by three university theory instructors: Paul Thomas, Jenn Weaver, and Ben Graf.

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Episode 62: Summer Book Club - On Music Theory (Intro & Chapter 1)

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