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In Season 3, we explore the ways that music expresses that which often cannot be expressed in any other way, our human emotions.
Hosted by New Haven Symphony Orchestra Education Director Caitlin Daly-Gonzales.
To learn more about the New Haven Symphony Orchestra’s concerts and award-winning education programs (including free quizzes for teachers to use with this podcast!) visit NewHavenSymphony.org.
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