Tennessee Musician - Vol. 67 No. 4

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The Official Publication of the Tennessee Music Education Association 2014-2016 EDITORIAL AND ADVISORY BOARDS * Denotes Chairperson West Tennessee *Dr. Betty Bedsole Professor of Music Union University Dr. Carol King-Chipman Director of Bands & Associate Director of Bands Barret’s Chapel K-8 & Bolton High School J.D. Frizzell Director of Fine Arts Briarcrest Christian School Ginna Houston Elementary Music Specialist Bells Elementary School Dr. Andrew Palmer Orchestra Director & Strings Specialist White Station High School Middle Tennessee Matthew Clark Choral Director Oakland High School Cameron M. Gish Director of Bands Hillsboro Elementary/Middle School Susan Mullen Strings Director The Webb School Sara Panjehpour Elementary Music Specialist La Vergne Lake Elementary School and Smyrna Elementary School James W. Story, Jr. Professor of Music Volunteer State Community College East Tennessee Sandra B. Kerney Choral Director Ross N. Robinson Middle School James D. Phillips Orchestra Director Oak Ridge High School Kevin Smart Assistant Director of Bands Fulton High School Gerald Jerome Souther Elementary Music Specialist Woodmore Elementary School Tennessee Musician Advisory Board Dr. Dru Davison Fine Arts Advisor Shelby County Schools Wincle Sterling Arts Instructional Advisor Shelby County Schools Dr. Nola Jones Coordinator of Music Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools Melissa Dufrechou Fine Arts Specialist Williamson County Schools Sarah Cummings Professional Development Specialist, Choral Music Knox County Schools Walter Mencer Instrumental Music Specialist Knox County Schools Tennessee Musician Editorial Staff Dr. Catherine M. Wilson Senior Associate Editor of Business Affairs and Advertising Justin T. Scott Associate Editor and Bureau Chief Laura Boucher Associate Style Editor Jazmin Johnson Associate Director of Social Media and Constituent Relations Allison Segel Pre-Production Editor Natalie P. Bingham Production Editor Slate Group – Rico Vega Creative Director Slate Group – Ian Spector Publisher Michael W. Chester Editor-in-Chief The Tennessee Music Education Association (TMEA) was officially formed in 1945 as a voluntary, non-profit organization representing all phases of music education at all school levels. The mission of TMEA is to promote the advancement of high quality music education for all. Active TMEA membership is open to all persons currently teaching music and others with a special interest or involvement in music education. Collegiate membership and retired memberships are available. Membership applications are available on the TMEA web site, www.tnmea.org. The Tennessee Musician was founded in 1948 with J. Clark Rhodes appointed by the TMEA Board of Control as inaugural editor. Tennessee Musician was preceded by an earlier publication, Tennessee Music Editors’ Downbeat, which was discontinued by the TMEA Board of Control at the spring board meeting, held in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1948. Tennessee Musician is published by Slate Group – Lubbock, Texas and is mailed to members four times each year at an annual subscription rate of $6.00 (included in dues). Non-member subscription rate (includes S&H): $30.00 per school year; single copies: $10.00 per issue Place non-member subscription and single copy orders at TMEA, 129 Paschal Drive, Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37128 or e-mail to editor@ tnmea.org. All editorial materials should be sent to: Michael Chester, Editor-in-Chief (615- 904-6771 ext. 31600) E-mail: editor@tnmea.org. Submit materials by e-mail in Microsoft Word format. Advertising: Information requests and ad orders should be directed to: Catherine Wilson, Advertising Manager (402-984-3394) e-mail: admanager@tnmea.org. All advertising information is on the TMEA web site, www.tnmea.org. Deadlines for advertisement orders and editorial materials: Issue No. 1 – Deadline: July 31 (in home delivery date September 15); Issue No. 2 – Deadline: September 15 (in home delivery date December 15); Issue No. 3 – Deadline: December 15 (in home delivery date March 15); Issue No. 4 – Deadline: February 15 (in home delivery date May 15) Tennessee Musician is copyrighted. Reproduction in any form is illegal without the express permission of the editor. Postmaster: Send address changes to: Tennessee Musician, c/o National Association for Music Education (NAfME), 1806 Robert Fulton Drive, Reston, VA 20191-4348. Non-Profit 501(c)(3) Organization U.S. Postage Paid at Lubbock, Texas. ISSN Number 0400-3332; EIN number 20-3325550 4 | TENNESSEE MUSICIAN | 2015 | VOLUME 67, NO. 4
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