TN Musician Vol. 72, No. 1

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TENNESSEE MUSICIAN EDITORIAL STAFF Michael W. Chester Managing Editor and Advertising Manager Anna Laura Williams Associate Editor Lisa Burden Contributing Editor PUBLISHED BY SLATE GROUP 6024 45th Street Lubbock, Texas 79407 (800) 794-5594 office (806) 794-1305 fax Rico Vega Director of Creative Services Matthew Mann Graphic Design Ian Spector Account Executive THE TENNESSEE MUSICIAN The Official Publication of the Tennessee Music Education Association 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 memberships and retired memberships are available. Membership applications are available on the TMEA website, 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. TABLE OF CONTENTS | 2019 | VOLUME 72, NO. 1 Prelude - A Message from the Editor 6 Michael Chester TMEA President’s Message 8 Lafe Cook By the Numbers/Verbatim 10 Lisa Burden FEATURED ARTICLES Weakley Arts Can: A Model for Rural Arts Advocacy 15 Christopher Dye Which Version of Band Are You Teaching? 20 Jill Sullivan 63rd Annual TMEA Conference Selected Performing Ensembles 28 Tennessee Musician Advertiser Index 35 TMEA Back Then 36 All editorial materials should be sent to: Michael Chester, Managing Editor (615-904-6771 x. 31600); E-mail: editor@tnmea.org. Submit materials by e-mail in Microsoft Word format. Advertising: All advertising information is on the TMEA website, www.tnmea.org. Deadlines for advertisement orders and editorial materials: Issue No. 1 – Deadline: September 15 (in home delivery date October 15); Issue No. 2 – Deadline: November 15 (in home delivery date December 15); Issue No. 3 – Deadline: February 15 (in home delivery date March 15); Issue No. 4 – Deadline: April 15 (in home delivery date May 15) 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 Copyright © 2019 Tennessee Music Education Association. Reproduction in any form is illegal without the express permission of the editor. 2 | TENNESSEE MUSICIAN | 2019 | Volume 72, No. 1
T UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE PRIDE OF THE SOUTHLAND BAND 2020 MARCHING BAND AUDITION DATES MUSIC MAJORS AND MUSIC MINORS (Woodwind/Brass/Percussion) February 8, February 15 or February 22 NON MUSIC MAJORS (Woodwind/Brass/Percussion/Color Guard) February 29 & March 7 Video auditions may be submitted if you are unable to attend these dates. For more information on how to join The Pride of the Southland Band visit our website www.utbands.com or call us at 865-974-5031. CONNECT WITH UT BANDS Tennessee Music Education Assocation | www.tnmea.org | 3
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