This Toronto music school was featured on a Taylor Swift album. Now it's hoping to expand
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A Toronto music school featured on one of Taylor Swift's albums is now hoping to expand, launching a $19.89 fundraising campaign aptly named after the pop superstar's album 1989.
In 2019, Swift featured a piece of music on her album Lover, performed by 15 students at the school and produced by Canadian musician Frank Dukes. The music was used on her track, It's Nice To Have A Friend.
Now, Community Music Schools of Toronto is pushing to
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