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Social Impact Consortium<br />

As educators, we are privileged to welcome students into our classroom regardless of their race, religion, socioeconomic<br />

status, sexuality, or gender identity. We are also <strong>for</strong>tunate to teach alongside amazing educators that<br />

reflect that same diversity we see in our classrooms. The annual CBDA Social Impact Consortium is designed to<br />

promote empathy, engagement, and understanding in areas critical to our growth as a society by inviting composers<br />

of diverse identities to grapple with socially relevant topics and providing meaningful companion curricula.<br />

<strong>Poorvi</strong> Consortium Members<br />

Acalanes High School, Edwin Cordoba<br />

Albany High School, Craig Bryant<br />

Bella Vista High School, Santiago Sabado<br />

Branham High School, Chris Nalls<br />

Canyon Crest Academy, Amy Villanova<br />

Denver South High School, Kyle Dobbins<br />

Diablo Valley College, Kaitlin Bove<br />

Dougherty Valley High School,<br />

Teri Musiel & Lauren Gibson<br />

Edina High School, Paul Kile<br />

Evanston Township High School, Matthew Bufis<br />

Evergreen Valley High School, Maritza Spieller<br />

Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School,<br />

David Blumenthal & Kimberly Roof<br />

Franklin Academy High School, Lily Ianaconi<br />

Hinton Community School, Braeden Weyhrich<br />

Homestead High School, John Burn<br />

Hopkins High School, Nora R. Tycast<br />

International School of Luxembourg,<br />

Demosthenes Dimitrakoulakos<br />

John F. Kennedy Middle School, Stephanie Watkins<br />

Lawrence University, Matthew Arau<br />

Leigh High School, Alex Christensen<br />

Lincoln High School,<br />

Cathy Ettle, Kristin Florek & Jazareth Valencia<br />

Marshall University, Christopher Schletter<br />

Minneapolis Southwest High School, Reid Wixson<br />

Minnesota Junior Winds, Charles Weise<br />

Mission San Jose High School, Bryce Beckel<br />

Roseville Area High School, Mathew Dehnel<br />

Saint Paul Central High School, Matthew Oyen<br />

San José State University, David Vickerman<br />

Saratoga High School,<br />

Jason Shiuan & Michael Boitz<br />

Sierra Pacific High School, Jeff Detlefsen<br />

Special Music School High School, Phil Rashkin<br />

Spring Lake Park High School, Ross Wolf<br />

Thomas S. Hart Middle School, Sarah McClimon<br />

Thompson Junior High School, Chandran Daniel<br />

University of British Columbia, Robert Taylor<br />

University of San Diego, Jeffrey Malecki<br />

Vanguard Music and Per<strong>for</strong>ming Arts, Hao Duong<br />

Vienna Community <strong>Band</strong>, Christian Folk<br />

Viewmont High School, Dan Chaston<br />

Washington Union High School, Ashley Shine<br />

Whitefish High School, Matthew King<br />

CBDA Social Impact Curriculum Teacher Resource Guide<br />

Indian Classical Music (often divided into Hindustani [north] and Carnatic [south]) boasts a rich and<br />

complex history of structural, compositional, and improvisatory theory vastly different from the Western<br />

European Art Music that much of school band repertoire is based on. The 2024 Social Impact Consortium<br />

companion curriculum seeks to serve as a music student’s first engagement with the theory and<br />

improvisational techniques of Indian Classical Music (specifically in the Hindustani tradition). Students<br />

will learn about raga and how they are constructed and developed into melodies be<strong>for</strong>e being encouraged<br />

to improvise with them. <strong>Aakash</strong> <strong>Mittal</strong>’s included series of three warm-ups <strong>for</strong> his<br />

composition, <strong>Poorvi</strong>, serve as an integral part of this curriculum.<br />

Visit www.cbda.org/social-impact-consortium <strong>for</strong> links to the <strong>Poorvi</strong> Hindustani<br />

theory and improvisation curriculum resources as well as in<strong>for</strong>mation and companion<br />

curricula <strong>for</strong> our other annual consortia.

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