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Four Learning Styles

Submitted by Verolga Nix-Allen on Mon, 07/20/2009 - 2:59pm.

ACCOMADATOR:  I like hands-on with opening other boxes. I remember arranging a song and at the rehearsal I had the choir to sing the first part last and vice versa.  I am very interested in opening up other boxes for the choir by adding a "lining out" or "recitative" to the end of a song.  Within a song, even at a ministry, I  change the interpretation of a song.

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