How To Use Music lesson In A Sentence
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It's stupid to go to the expense of taking music lessons if you never practise.
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Music lessons for school children are taking place in the Community Centre each Saturday afternoon.
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Learn how to play a six stroke roll on the drums in this free video music lesson.
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In The Music Lesson it is possible to see that the joists are supported at the left on a timber lintel or wall-plate, running across the heads of the windows.
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His team found a gulf in the quality and quantity of music lessons.
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It's stupid to go to the expense of taking music lessons if you never practise.
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The virginals in Vermeer's The Music Lesson are recognizable as instruments created by the firm of Ruckers, and the standard dimensions of their design are used as a cross-check by Steadman for the dimensions of the room as a whole.
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His team found a gulf in the quality and quantity of music lessons.
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Her music lesson is about 45 minutes long.
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Homework demands increase throughout the school years, and music lessons and clubs may need to be rescheduled.
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Some formal singing and music lessons paid off and she is firmly on the path to success.
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Parents who spend time and money to teach their children music, take heart -- a new Canadian study shows young children who take music lessons have better memories than their nonmusical peers(1).
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His team found a gulf in the quality and quantity of music lessons.
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His team found a gulf in the quality and quantity of music lessons.
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A benevolent uncle paid for her to have music lessons.
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He bemoans the shortage of trained music teachers and a paucity of school music lessons.
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He felt a disinclination to take music lessons.
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My entire class was making a noise waiting for the teacher to turn up for a music lesson.
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She raised money as best she could through giving music lessons, but major sponsorship was needed.
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My 5-year-old giggled aloud at the silly premise of a tone-deaf and rhythmically challenged bird, Igor, who sets out in search of music lessons.
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She raised money as best she could through giving music lessons, but major sponsorship was needed.
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She raised money as best she could through giving music lessons, but major sponsorship was needed.
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Darsie was glad, too, in quite an open, unconcealed fashion, when a legacy of a few thousand pounds lifted a little of the strain from her father's busy shoulders, made it possible to send Harry and Russell to a good boarding-school, continue Clemence's beloved music lessons, and provide many needfuls for household use.
A College Girl
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His team found a gulf in the quality and quantity of music lessons.
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Parents who spend time and money to teach their children music, take heart -- a new Canadian study shows young children who take music lessons have better memories than their nonmusical peers.
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He wondered if anyone knew why Mayamalavagowla was used as the raga to learn the basic music lessons from.
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My father had , Uh , had driven your mother and David into town for a music lesson.
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a new Canadian study shows young children who take music lessons have better memories than their nonmusical peers.
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Privilege is participating in extracurricular activities like dance, theater, or music lessons.
A PRIMER ON UNLEARNING CLASSISM
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He bemoans the shortage of trained music teachers and a paucity of school music lessons.
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There is plenty of available data to support why children should take music lessons.
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He was signed up for music lessons, chorus, ice-skating, and swimming instruction.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grandmothers
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The program, Berklee Shares, encourages musicians to share and distribute these music lessons online.
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Ed has his music lesson today.
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At nine the boy still hadn't attended school, and Helene got him a tutor in the quartier, while continuing to ply him with music lessons.
