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Students will work in groups to design and create a mural for a music department practice room wall with the theme of "Music brings us together". Each group will be assigned one wall to turn their mural design into a finished work. As part of the project, students will research mural painting history, plan their design using digital tools, experiment with materials and methods, and regularly refine their work until it is ready for installation.
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