Dwelling with music.
Arts Education Policy Review, September, 1997 by Woltersoff, Nicholas
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I aim to celebrate music in all its rich diversity--to celebrate it for what it does for us and what we do with it. We know of no human society from which music has been absent. To be human is to nave ears for music and music in one's ears. Without music, we are impoverished, and our actions limp. Musically we live and act. We dwell with music.
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Many of you are of an age to share with me this memory: standing in a row, arms linked crosswise so that one's right hand grasps the left hand of the person to one's left rather than the left hand of the person to one's right, the ...
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