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Classical Classroom, Episode 197: Music Education Month – The Village School

It takes a village to make music education a priority.

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Classical Classroom, Episode 197: Music Education Month – The Village School

Ren McCormack (Kevin Bacon) appeals to the city council to keep music education in his school. That’s the plot of Footloose, right? (Paramount Pictures)

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Show Notes

Neither Sarah Perkins nor Michael Barber ever intended to become music and arts educators. No, they both had their sights set on the Big Time – performance and Broadway. But life presented each with opportunities to teach music to young people, and before they knew it, they Sarah and Michael were hooked. Now they’re both staffers at a unique school in Houston, Texas called the Village School. In this episode, learn about what makes teaching music and the arts so rewarding, and about a school so amazing that even the dazzling lights and dizzying heights of Broadway can’t lure educators away.

Special thanks to Todd Reynolds for his music, Taskforce: Farmlab from Outerbourough.

Thanks to the official sushi provider of Classical Classroom, Belushi’s Sushi: “I’m a Roll Man.”

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