Crucial tips for achieving a high study score for VCE Solo Performance

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- This is excellent. Music teachers come from all different angles in their initial learning experiences and developmental skills.
  I can see that you are trying to bridge these gaps and to provide eloquent resources that are meaningful, worthwhile and interrelated to industry, school, and examination. Well done!
  
  Gordon Gunn
  Director of Music
  Mount Waverley Secondary College
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