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https://sites.temple.edu/performingartsnews/files/2019/02/BeverleyGoodwinguitarflickr.jpg585640Guitar Studio of Allen Krantz Wednesday, February 27th, Noon Temple University Paley Library Lecture Hall Free and open to the public Light refreshments served. Boyer recital credit given. The guitar, currently a mainstay of popular music, has a long history and wealth of literature preceding its use in rock bands and college dorm rooms. The […]