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pfm2116

Recent posts by pfm2116 (Read more posts by pfm2116)

  • Rite of Spring (December 1, 2014)
  • Confirmation and Take the A Train (November 23, 2014)
  • Haydn’s Joke (November 17, 2014)
  • Charles Ives “The Things Our Fathers Loved” and Gershwin “Summertime” (November 10, 2014)

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Devin Lloyd (4 / 0)
Dakota Ceneta (4 / 0)
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Iman Fears (3 / 0)
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Michelangelo Raulet (4 / 0)
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pfm2116 (4 / 0)
ry2228 (6 / 0)
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sna2118 (4 / 0)
sr3022 (6 / 0)
Sunpreet Singh (4 / 0)

Recent Posts

  • Appalachian Spring
  • To the side to the side, everything you own in a box to the side AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
  • Mood Music
  • Appalachian Spring – Copland
  • Appalachian Spring

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  • CourseWorks (UNI required)
  • Major Minor Music Mini Course
  • Music & Arts Library
  • Music Humanities
  • NYC Opera Project
  • Online Music Reserves (UNI required)
  • Opera Librettos (UNI required)
  • Pierrot Lunaire
  • Sonic Glossary

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