Rhythm of Rebellion

An end-of-year interdisciplinary reflection lesson where students analyze 20th-century protest music from the Civil Rights and Vietnam Anti-War movements as historical primary sources, while reflecting on their technical instrumental growth across keyboard, bass, and guitars.

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