Stephanie Ruozzo is a musicologist and music educator who earned her PhD in musicology from Case Western Reserve University. She has taught at the K-12 and university levels, and nurtures a passion for public musicology. Her research focuses on musical theater and opera, but she has also presented on and performed Early Music. As a Roman Catholic and a musician, Stephanie has participated in all types of liturgical music, from Gregorian chant to contemporary handbell choir.
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A note for all License Holders: This blog post is part of a larger series on popular hymn tunes in the public domain. Remember that the texts paired with these melodies may be copyrighted. In those cases, the text copyright holder’s permission would be needed to use...
A note for all License Holders: This blog post is part of a larger series on popular hymn tunes in the public domain. Remember that the texts paired with these melodies may be copyrighted. In those cases, the text copyright holder’s permission would be needed to use...
A note for all License Holders: This blog post is part of a larger series on popular hymn tunes in the public domain. Remember that the texts paired with these melodies may be copyrighted. In those cases, the text copyright holder’s permission would be needed to use...
A note for all License Holders: This blog post is part of a larger series on popular hymn tunes in the public domain. Remember that the texts paired with these melodies may be copyrighted. In those cases, the text copyright holder’s permission would be needed to use...
