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Young musicians can perform on virtual stages when schools are closed

  • Written by Christopher Cayari, Assistant Professor of Music, Purdue University
imageStudents at Long Branch Elementary School in Arlington, Virginia, used tech to perform an 'Aristocats' number.William Heim/Arlington Public Schools, CC BY-NC-SA

Live performances ceased across the U.S. and around the world in early 2020 as governments everywhere barred large gatherings to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

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