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Rhythmic work will be done in a playful way with the aim of better anchoring the pulse. As for ear training, it will be more gradual, combining visual (sound scale) and auditory elements. All this, finally, on a repertoire more oriented towards today's music, our contemporary composers, as well as current music styles. The Music Theory class should remain a place of musical and human encounters, a place of openness made up of both learning and sharing. I wish you a beautiful and joyful musical journey! 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