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The Day publishes story about Music 201

Talking about the Music 201 course President Katherine Bergeron and her husband Butch Rovan taught this past spring, Bergeron told The Day newspaper: “In the end, the course is about much more than writing pop songs. It really is an extended exercise in close reading and close listening—focused on some great songs throughout musical history. The students' compositions emerge from a deeper understanding of what makes songs work and why we write them.”

Read about Music 201 in The Day.



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May 22, 2019

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