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Re: Music for Schools foundation

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Subject: Re: Music for Schools foundation
From: "Nick Tanner" <tromnick@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 08:04:55 +0100
Priority: low
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It would appear parents are given little choice. They have to buy the music
and book from Normans, then they have to buy a CD from Normans. If they
"choose" to get instruments from elsewhere then the teachers get very miffed
(I presume they must get a commisssion)

I understand that a woodwind player is "qualified" to teach brass at Normans
after a two hour course on a brass instrument.

I am just thankful that the local junior band are prepared to take the time
to remedy the harm done.

.
> Music for Schools Foundation is a registered teaching charity-supported by
> Normans with the supply of instruments (if the parents choose but are not
> obliged to do so).
>


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References:
- Re: Music for Schools foundation
  - From: Gareth Haines
- Re: Music for Schools foundation
  - From: Nick Tanner
- Re: Music for Schools foundation
  - From: Steve Heninghem
- Re: Music for Schools foundation
  - From: Richard Hanson

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