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    English: Computational music classroom with an electric drum set, electric keyboard, drum machine, microphone, headphones, electric guitar, bass guitar, electric acoustic guitar, and other electronic musical equipment. The instruments can be heard with their headphones without making much noise to disrupt nearby classrooms.
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