095- The Museum of Making Music’s Pivot to Online Programming and Education
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Talking Up Music Education
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Staff from the Museum of Making Music- Carolyn Grant and B.J. Morgan- reflect on the universal language of music, pivoting to online programming, and the museum’s re-design for their 2021 reopening.
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