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David J. Beckstead2001

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Will Technology Transform Music Education?

David J. Beckstead

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Diverse Music Education Insights Music Technology and Sound Studies Music Education and Analysis

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Published2001-05-01

VenueMusic Educators Journal

ISSN-L0027-4321

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Citations47

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