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who was Chris Selby

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Christopher Selby is the author of Habits of a Successful Orchestra Director, Music Theory for the Successful String Musician, and co-author of the Habits of a Successful String Musician series, a collection of string method books for middle- and upper-level orchestras, published by GIA.

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