Episode Synopsis "Episode 22 - Why Twelve Years of Music?"

You think eight years of Latin in a long stretch?  Try twelve years of music!  So why does HRA major on... major and minor chords... music for so much of a student's time in the program? Find out on this episode! Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

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• Episode 37 - Why Is Upper School So Different from Primary and Lower School?
• Episode 36 - Why Do Boys Hold Doors (and Other Gender-Specific Behaviors)?
• Episode AFD - Why So Many Beards?
• Episode 32 - Why Reading to Your Child Is So Important (with special guest Jamie Sullivan)
• Episode 31 - Why So Much Shakespeare?
• Episode 30 - What is the Pre-Logic Stage?
• Episode 29 - Why Is This So *Difficult*?
• Episode 28 - Alumni Discussion (Part 2)
• Episode 27 - Alumni Discussion (Part 1)
• Episode 23 - When Your Eighth Grader Wants to Leave
• Episode 23 - When Your Eighth Grader Wants to Leave
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• Episode 21 - Why Eight Years of Latin?
• Episode 19 - Why Should Young Children Read Fairy Tales?
• Episode 18 - Why Western Culture? [Updated]
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• Episode 17 - Why Truth, Goodness, and Beauty?