Music Ed Resource 06: Music Technology, Band, and Building a Program with Dan Berard
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Dan Berard, director of bands at Fossil Ridge High School in Fort Collins, Colorado joins us to discuss how in addition to a thriving band program, a technology and media arts curriculum has energized music at his school, increased the number of students studying music, and become a vital part of the music program.
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