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May 5, 2019Yo-Yo Ma plays Bach
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Argy Nestor
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The purpose of this blog is to share stories about people and places; and to celebrate the amazing work (and play) that students, educators, and organizations are doing in and for arts education. In addition, the blog has a plethora of resources and innovative ideas. This forum gives blog readers the opportunity to learn from each other. It is essential that we listen, learn, and collaborate in order to build on teaching practices for the benefit of every learner in Maine and beyond.
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Yo Yo Ma has demonstrated time and again that he is a world class musician. This reminds us that he is also a world class human being. He lived in my hometown, Winchester, MA, for several years and did a lot of charitable work, including providing a free concert for the newly renovated town hall. He uses his music as a conduit for bringing out the best in people.
Yo Yo Ma is awesome and the world would certainly benefit from a few more like him!
Thanks for your comment Jenni!
~Argy