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MusBook.com is currently developing this part of the site to enable our online community to collect and distribute music educational materials created by the music community itself.

Think of this project as a 'Music Conservatorium 2.0': a convergence-point of musical knowledge and discovery, mentored and overseen by the the most experienced and insightful musicians. The creation of ConSanFron (which, we hope, will soon include your input) will enable people who, for economic, or geographical, reasons will not otherwise have access to a high-quality music education.

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will also seek more generally to promote the importance of education in music to the global community, in order to encourage an inversion of traditional education systems so that the creative arts are granted the highest status in hierarchies of learning. If you haven't seen this wise and entertaining talk by Sir Ken Robinson, consider investing 20 minutes of your life to do so now. Not only will it change your perception of why music education is so important, it's also downright hilarious!



(No, Sir Ken isn't associated with MusBook.com, but we love this video and we think he'd love what we're up to as well!)


ConSanFron
will enable the global music community to consolidate and distribute the as yet undigitalized output of the many thousands of wise and experienced musicians who are continuing to pass on great musical traditions in isolated corners of the world.


We expect to launch ConSanFrom officially in the Spring of 2009, but for now, we're busy assembling resources... and we need you! However you want to contribute, be it by sharing a treasure trove of historical resources, a lifetime's accumulation of knowledge, or even something entirely new and original, we would like to hear from you at consonart [at] gmail [dot] com.


Although we gratefully receive any donations of content for free public use, we are also keen to generate partnerships and licensing opportunities that will create revenue for you, the music educator, as well as for Conservatoire Sans Frontières. Do drop us a line. We're waiting to hear from you!


Yours,
- Simon Hewitt Jones & Peter Tregear , December 2008


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Deaf as the dead to harmony, forgets,
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