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Success Music Studio Has Been Blogging for 500 Days - Fireworks

Success Music Studio Has Been Blogging for 500 Days

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Today (February 19th, 2022) marks a posting anniversary, I’ve been blogging for 500 days, starting with the first post How to Color Code Music Notes for LD & Special Needs Distance Learning. In that time, I’ve started six blog categories that contain detailed posts on various musical topics.

It has been my goal to write fun and informative posts with lots of colorful examples, soundtracks, and videos. If you’ve liked what you’ve seen so far, please come again.

Thanks for reading,

Geoffrey Keith

Success Music Studio

© 2022 Geoffrey Keith

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