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  • Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum

    Cleveland, Ohio
    The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum contains remarkable interactive exhibits, films, videos and priceless artifacts.
    Contact: Warren Zanes, Education

    http://www.rockhall.com/
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  • Cleveland Institute of Music

    (Cleveland, Ohio)
    "offers many exciting distance learning programs. These programs are highly interactive. In addition to an array of programs and courses in music, CIM offers a series of interdisciplinary programs that address academic standards in science, math, language arts, and history."
    Contact: Tom Knab, Director of Distance Learning 216-795-3185

    http://www.cim.edu/distanceLearning.php
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  • Songwriting Club

    Seattle, Washington
    "The songwriting club brings the wonderful experience of creating lyrics and music through video conferencing, providing a creative vehicle for intellects and imaginations.  The actual video conference songwriting session begins with our songwriter/facilitator reminding the students to respect each other's ideas.  Next the song's subject is chosen.  Our songwriter/facilitator suggests to the children that topics be taken from something that they have studied in school."
    Contact: e-mail 877-516-4300 or 206-726-9599

    http://www.songwritingclub.com
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  • Manhattan School of Music

    New York, New York
    An innovative distance learning program — the first of its kind at a major conservatory — devoted to exploring the use of videoconference technology for music performance and education. Such uses include private lessons, master classes, educational outreach, composer colloquiums, professional development sessions, and educational exchanges.

    http://www.msmync.edu/special/video/default.asp
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  • Georgia Music Hall of Fame

    (Macon, Georgia)
    Celebrate the music of Georgia in "North, South, East & West" featuring famous musicians of Georgia…TLC, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Indigo Girls, James Brown, Ray Charles, Otis Redding…and the list goes on! Let the hospitality of the Music Hall of Fame set the scene to study "Blind Willy McTeel" and his early struggles as an African-American musician.
    Contact: Joseph Johnson, Curator of Music and Popular Culture 478-750-8555 x110

    http://www.gamusichall.com
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