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#ClassicsaDay #NorthAmClassics Week 5, 2024
The #ClassicsaDay challenge for July is to post music by Canadian and American composers. Both countries have created their own forms of classical music, independent of Europe's.
#ClassicsaDay #NorthAmClassics Week 4, 2024
The #ClassicsaDay challenge for July is to post music by Canadian and American composers. Both countries have created their own forms of classical music, independent of Europe's.
#ClassicsaDay #NorthAmClassics Week 3, 2024
The #ClassicsaDay challenge for July is to post music by Canadian and American composers. Both countries have created their own forms of classical music, independent of Europe's.
#ClassicsaDay #NorthAmClassics Week 2, 2024
The #ClassicsaDay challenge for July is to post music by Canadian and American composers. Both countries have created their own forms of classical music, independent of Europe's.
#ClassicsaDay #NorthAmClassics Week 1 2024
The #ClassicsaDay challenge for July is to post music by Canadian and American composers. Both countries have created their own forms of classical music, independent of Europe's.
#ClassicsaDay #NorthAmClassics Week 4
Both countries in North America celebrate their independence in July. For Canada, it's July 1, 1867. And for the United States, it's July 4, 1776. To mark this event, the Classics a Day team challenge is to post video performances of music by both Canadian and American composers.
#ClassicsaDay #NorthAmClassics Week 3
Finding examples by American composers was easy. But finding performances by Canadian composers proved a little more difficult. And that's a shame. Because the music I found was terrific.
#ClassicsaDay #NorthAmClassics Week 1
Both countries in North America celebrate their independence in July. To mark this event, the Classics a Day team challenge is to post video performances of music by both Canadian and American composers.
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