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The Canadian Music Teacher Le Professeur De Musique Canadien Volume 70 - Number / Numéro 1 September /Septembre 2018 THE CANADIAN MUSIC TEACHER LE PROFESSEUR DE MUSIQUE CANADIEN VOLUME 70 - NUMBER / NUMÉRO 1 FÉDÉRATION CANADIENNE DES ASSOCIATIONS DES PROFESSEURS DE MUSIQUE CANADIAN FEDERATION OF MUSIC TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATIONS On se rassemble Musique faisant la différence SEPTEMBER /SEPTEMBRE 2018 Chef de file de l’éducation musicale au Canada Photo: Kai Overhauser | unsplash 2018 CANADA MUSIC WEEK ® la semaine de la musique canadienne NOVEMBER 18-24 Celebrating the best of Canadian music, CANADIAN FEDERATION OF MUSIC TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATIONS culture and creativity, FÉDÉRATION CANADIENNE DES ASSOCIATIONS DE PROFESSEURS DE MUSIQUE with live performances and events across the country. Visit www.cfmta.org for details. NATIONAL ESSAY COMPETITION CF 20FC MA TP AM The National CFMTA Essay Competition invites submissions of essays on any topic LE CONCOURS related to music teaching, pedagogy or performance practice. There is no fee to enter. 19This competition is open to all Canadian residents NATIONAL DE studying at the university undergraduate and graduate levels, and pedagogy students currently RÉDACTION studying with a RMT. Lorna Wanzel Prizes GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE First Prize $1,000 each Second Prize $500 each PEDAGOGY: ELEMENTARY, CANADIAN FEDERATION OF MUSIC TEACHERS’ INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED STUDENTS ASSOCIATIONS First Prize $500 FÉDÉRATION CANADIENNE Second Prize $250 DES ASSOCIATIONS DE PROFESSEURS DE MUSIQUE Deadline: May 1, 2019 For more information visit www.cfmta.org or contact [email protected] Providing leadership in music education across Canada | Chef de file de l’éducation musicale au Canada CANADIAN FEDERATION OF MUSIC TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATIONS FÉDÉRATION CANADIENNE DES ASSOCIATIONS DE PROFESSEURS DE MUSIQUE CALL FOR COMPOSITIONS 2019 FOR PERFORMANCE DURING CANADA MUSIC WEEK NOVEMBER 17-23, 2019 photo - jovannig Two Pianos – Four Hands: Grades 3 - 4 Two Pianos – Four Hands: Grades 6 – 7 One Piano – Four Hands: Grades 3 - 4 One Piano – Four Hands: Grades 6 - 7 Deadline Date: March 1, 2019 Entry fee: None CFMTA/FCAPM invites submissions of new unpublished pieces for students studying at the specified conservatory grade level. A Canadian topic or theme is suggested. One submission per composer per category. The competition is open to all Canadian residents. The selected compositions will be published on the CFMTA/FCAPM website until November 30 2019. For information: [email protected] Providing Leadership in Music Education across Canada Chef de file de l’éducation musicale au Canada YAMAHA PLATINUM PIANO DEALERS British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Tom Lee Music Tom Lee Music Tom Lee Music Giovanni Music M & R Music St. John’s Music St. John’s Music 728 Granville Street 2401 Millstream Rd #105 150-3631 No. 3 Road 10528 Mayfield Rd NW 1011A Broadway Avenue 1420 Albert St 1570 Church Avenue Vancouver Victoria Richmond Edmonton Saskatoon Regina Winnipeg (T) 604-685-8471 (T) 250-383-5222 (T) 604-273-6661 (T) 780-944-9090 (T) 306-665-0213 (T) 306-522-8501 (T) 204-694-1818 ¥ At Yamaha, we believe that tradition and innovation go hand in hand. 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PUBLICATION INFORMATION What's inside . Official Journal of the CANADIAN FEDERATION OF MUSIC TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATIONS / FÉDÉRATION CANADIENNE DES ASSOCIATIONS DES PROFESSEURS DE MUSIQUE 6 Greetings from CFMTA/FCAPM President CIRCULATION approx. 3500 - FOUNDED IN 1935 9 Hello from the Editor UPCOMING EDITIONS OF The Canadian Music Teacher 10 Positions Available Le professeur de musique canadien Advertising & Marketing Sub-Committee Chair Social Media Position Winter (Hiver) Edition 2019 • Publication: January 2019 • Submission Deadline: December 1, 2018 12 Profiles - Jane Coop Spring (Printemps) Edition 2019 16 A Century of Sound Connections Conference • Publication: May 2019 • Submission Deadline: April 1, 2019 Call for Poster Session Call for Sessions Proposals Fall (Automne) - Canada Music Week® Edition 2019 National Vocal Competition News • Publication: September 2019 • Submission Deadline: August 15, 2019 Introducing our Piano Jurors... Introducing our Vocal Jurors... SEND ALL MATERIALS FOR EDITIONS TO: Meet our Keynote Speaker Dina Pollock Conference Registration Form Phone 604.614.3298 [email protected] 21 William Andrews Canada Music Week® Award ADVERTISING Send all advertising inquiries and orders to: 22 Student Composer Competition - 2018 Winners Dina Pollock Phone 604.614.3298 28 Call for Compositions - 2018 Winners [email protected] The official journal of the Canadian Federation of Music 30 National Essay Competition - 2018 Winners Teachers’ Associations/Fédération canadienne des associations des professeurs de musique is published three 34 Pedagogy Memorial Award -2018 Winner times a year. Its purpose is to inform music teachers about the Association’s activities, provide a forum for discussion 35 Focus on Research and supply information of topical interest. Inclusion of items in this journal does not imply endorsement 36 Branching Out 2018 or approval by the CFMTA/FCAPM. 37 Upcoming Provincial Events All opinions are those of the authors and may differ from those of CFMTA/FCAPM. 38 Mark your Calendar SUBSCRIPTIONS 39 Ask Lori: Teaching Tips for Everyday Lessons 40 What's New at the Conservatories? Non-members may receive a subscription by submitting an annual fee to: 42 Review of Publications Anita Perry 13409 Hermiston Drive Summerland, BC V0H 1Z8 44 CFMTA/FCAPM Officers, Chairs, Co-ordinators & Delegates The fee for Canadian residents $ 20.00 per year. For non-residents $ 30.00 per year. 46 Please Support our Advertisers Make cheque payable to CFMTA/FCAPM. Automne 2018 - Le professeur de musique canadien 5 Greetings from CFMTA President Salutations de la Presidénte de la FCAPM Provincial Pride…National Unity National Unity - the result of the hard 2. E-Music Festival. A national, online work we put into new ideas and projects festival for all RMT students who while brainstorming together. The either will not, cannot, or prefer not Planning Group’s Peter Wright spent a full to participate in a local music festival. day with us guiding us in a day of Strategic A simple video uploaded to our new Planning. Results are phenomenal! We YouTube Channel: CFMTA/FCAPM all agree that the CFMTA must serve will be viewed by an adjudicator who its’ individual members and bring more will be chosen from our own RMT’s professional development to all. This will via open applications. Students will be achieved through two new projects receive a gold/silver/bronze seal which were recently revealed at the based on their performance. The “Seal ORMTA Conventions in Ottawa. These System” is non-competitive, instead, L to R: The CFMTA/FCAPM Officers: two projects are still in their planning performers receive comments and Laureen Kells (Vice President) stages as I write this but here is a little suggestions based on a standard. Tiffany Wilson (President) peek at what the committees are up to Applications and payments will be Cynthia Taylor (Past President) and organizing as you read your CMT. online through our website. This programme reaches out to every his is exactly the feeling I shared 1. Video Resources (originally titled corner of Canada and the festival as we concluded our annual July YouTube Channel). This new is both inclusive and celebratory. It executive meetings in Toronto. initiative will start in October. T offers an opportunity to teachers Summer is such a great time to regroup, This is a collaborative project with in every corner of the country – reshape the brain and recharge your all the provinces and territory of another reason to join your local RMT creative ideas. Gathering with likeminded CFMTA. Each province/territory will association, isn’t it? For more info: teaching professionals from across our select content from their annual www.cfmta.org/en/e-festival
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