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Why study math if going into music? - Feedback requested

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From: Avi Caplan
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1998 00:00
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A friend of mine who plans to go into a music program in university will
soon have to make her course selections for her final year of high
school.  As things stand, she doesn't plan on taking any further math
courses past the general grade 12 math she's taking now (we're in
Ontario, Canada, so high school ends after grade 13).  She's open to the
possibility of my convincing her to do otherwise though, and so I'm
posting here with the hopes of putting together a compilation of e-mails
for her with various people's personal experiences, suggestions, or
comments as to why at least one senior level math course would be
important for her to take.  (Possibilities involve any of Calculus,
Algebra/Geometry, and Finite).  If you have any thoughts on the subject,
whether only a line or two, or however long you feel like making them,
I'd really appreciate hearing from you.  Please sed or at least copy
your reply to avicaplan@hotmail.com to ensure that I actually see it. 
Thanks.  =)

- Avi
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