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About Elizabeth Anderson Lopez

Elizabeth Anderson Lopez is an award-winning freelance writer based in Orange County, California, where she lives with her husband and menagerie of pets — chickens, dogs, a parrot and a tortoise. With limited musical skills herself, she has enjoyed many live performances and admits to singing — badly and loudly — in the car. You can reach her at fromconcepttocontent.com.

Educator Profiles

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Larry Williams Encourages Representation

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Educator Profiles

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Inclusive Repertoire

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