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Hazel Harrison: A Pianist Who Broke Barriers

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Listening to the World Anew: Music as Memory, Justice, and Renewal

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Revolution in Motion: The Interplay of Music and Dance

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Harmony 4 All’s Mission

Increasing accessibility to music education for underserved students.

Music is not enrichment—it’s empowerment.

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