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Music Educator Illinois
WINTER 2010 VOLUME 71, NUMBER 2
DIGITAL VERSION
Fall 2011 New Student Auditions February 5, 2011
To view the digital version of this issue of the Illinois Music Educator go to the association website:
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MUSIC@COLUM.EDU 312.369.6147
Mike Contemporary, Urban
& Popular Music BMus, Class of 2010
Online Professional Development!
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