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Nintendo Brings Wii Music to Classrooms

Wii Music is barely managing to crack into the NPDs, but the musical jukebox is finding another success story in classrooms. Full Article at 1up.com

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    Wii Music Strikes A Chord With Music Educators
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    Posted by John De Large on 01.14.2009 Teachers to bring Wii Music to classrooms nationwide. REDMOND, Wash. -- Nintendo's Wii Music™ will be used in classrooms, thanks to collaborations with certain schools and their teachers. Full Article at 411Mania.com

  2. Wii Music Coming to Classrooms [Education]
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    Nintendo is teaming with The National Association for Music Education to get the Wii and Wii Music into schools, the two announced today. Full Article at GamePad

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  1. The goal of Wii Music is to inspire people of all ages to enjoy music
    SOURCE: 411Mania.com 10 months ago
  2. The joy of playing music is something that should be experienced by everyone, regardless of age, talent-level or experience
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