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›› APRIL IS JAZZ APPRECIATION MONTH! teaching APRIL 2014 VOLUME 21, NUMBER 6 SPECIAL SMITHSONIAN JAZZ POSTER INSIDE musicmusic Options For SUMMER STUDY 2014 Hawaii’s PHILIP STEINBACHER and his choruses DEFINING MUSICIANSHIP IN THE 21ST CENTURY Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and NAfME 1_TMCover copy.indd 1 3/10/14 10:07 AM QuaverTodayAd_NAfME_Research_ProgAd13.pdf 1 3/6/14 5:28 PM The Future of Music Education TODAY! ™ Advanced Technology. “Quaver is light years ahead of any other curriculum publish-publish- ing company. Updates are made in real time at no charge! Can’t do that with textbooks!” Alex Kayser, Johnson Elementary, Racine, WI Launch your lessons as a seamless classroom presentation with over 2,500 interactive screens. C M Teacher-Friendly. Y CM “I love it! 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G Alternatives of knowledge can improve skills. 22 Activities and repertoire for beginning ivian V of 11 and intermediate guitar class 63 STAGES courtesy Elementary ; USIC The creative use of children’s literature in M OF the music classroom. 65 Secondary OLLEGE Using Skype to bring outside clinicians to K C OO NEWS you and your students 66 C Collegiate ANDER Jazz for the jazz-novice V OF 11 UPBEAT music educator 68 Washington’s “Music Matters” License Plates … NAfME Rolls courtesy Out Powerful, New “Broader Minded™” Campaign … Denese RESOURCES ; Odegaard Chosen as 2014–16 NAfME President-Elect … New media and accessories for arolf GRAMMY® Music Educator Urges Strong Support for All School the music classroom 70 M HRIS Music Programs … NAfME’s Collegiate Chapters Demonstrate C : top BRAVO! 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