Teaching Early Music Education

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Teaching Early Music Education

Adam Gilbert
Adam Gilbert is Director of the Early Music Program at the University of Southern California’s Thornton School. One of the world’s leading players of the shawm, he regularly teaches master classes and performs with numerous early music groups in the United States and abroad, and in addition to his teaching duties at USC is an adjunct faculty member at Tilburg Conservatorium in Holland.

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Adam Gilbert of the University of Southern California describes his job as head of the Early Music program at USC, and the students that the program attracts.

Shoot Date: April 2007

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