Aaron Cecchini-Butler | Composer
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Discovering Design
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Our guest for this last episode of season 4 is Aaron Cecchini-Butler; Aaron began their professional career as a composer. We'll learn about growing up in eastern new york along the vermont border, what it’s like to attend the most prestigious college for musicians, and why not getting into dartmouth could be the best thing to happen to you.
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