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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION NEW MEXICO MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSN. AND NEW MEXICO MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
VOLUME XVI OCTOBER, 1968 NUMBER I 0You know, I really don't mind practicing anymoreII President�s Message
Thoughts at random ... Another cl.ty, OFFICIAL PUBLICATION and (;is one tc1cher rut it) another of the New lvexico Music Educators Association forty cents ... Discouraged we may be, affiliated with but I can only think that the situation Nev. Mexico Education Association Southwestern Music Educators will gee better. Although there is not Conference much that T can say to restrain them, Music Educators National Conference [ am dismayed when I hear of young a d1vis100 of the Nitional Education Association and talented teachers leaving the pro also fc.c.sion; and [ c:rn only hope that the Official Publication of the situation will imrrove before we lose New Mexico Music Teachers Association too many more of them. The days ahead affiliated with are predicted as �tormy for all, but Musi, Teachers National Association dramatic change docs not come easily. I know that "one more year" "'1011 he· NMMEA OFFICERS comes one more year and another one Preside!'lt JAMES BONNELL, more year, hut kt's sec it through ... Publ ic Schools. Albuqu(?rque Vice-President, Band ROBERT LANE Could I really sell shoes' ... T spent a Public Schools. Hobbs loose-knit summer for the first time Vice,President, since J entered the teaching field; that Chorus CHARLES SMITH JAMES BONNELL Public Schools. Carlsbad is, [ was not meeting a daily scheduk Vic:e,President, El. and of either tl:aching- or attending classes Jr. Hign JEANNE ROOK Public Schools. Albuquerque . . . I h,, -3- CMP AT UNM EL. and JR. HIGH V.P. Thursday, October 24, 2 :00 to 4 :00 p.m. Grades 4•6. The Contemporary Music Project at Friday. October 25, 9 :00 to 11 :00 the University of New Mexico under a.m. Grades t,3 the direction of Professor Donald Fine Arts Center, University of New McRae, acting Dean of Fine Arts. and Mexico, Room M,17. assisted by Professor Jack R. Stephen, Jeanne Hook son enters its second year with a graclu, Vice President ate class for teachers in the public Elementary , Junior High schools the class being designed to in, School Music N.M.M.E.A. vestigate the various aspects of music and how they collectively bear on the learning situation in the public schools. During the past year the UNM Con, temporary Music Project was a joint ef, fort with the Alhuquerque Public Schools and the UNM Department of Music. Three approaches were studied. At Highland High School Arthur Loy's theory class of long standing reputation was continued as in the past with em, phasis on music theory and compo,;ition. JEANNE HOOK At Sandia High School Alex Ch:ivcz taught a class in general music and BARBARA GRENOBLE theory and also used materials from the PRESENTS ORFF-KODALY theory classes at the University of New WORKSHOPS Mexico under the guidance of Profes, Barbara J. Grenohle, music consultant • sor McRae. At Del Norte High School from Denver, will present a worbhop . } Professor Jack Stephenson working with using the Orff an --4-- A few years ago, Conn introduced the 16N Clarinet and started changing a lot of minds about student clarinet performance And it is happening ... fast l Because of Conn's established leadership in brasses. some I have overlooked Conn's capabilities in creating superior woodwinds. Thrs is exactly why 1t takes a truly superior instrument. like the 16N. to challenge established oprntons. You be the judge. And. tf you approach the 1 6N with an open mind. you will find ns musical performance far superior to any student clarinet you have ever tried. As far as how it's made. there isn't a smoother mechanism. for 1t Incorporates the most advanced mechanical features. And it's really tough . the Zylo1d(I) body is practically indestructible. The Conn 1 6N is changing minds every day and is going to change a lot more in the future. We hope you'll take the time to find out why CONN 16N The finest student clarinet created. Conn Corporation, Elkhart. Indiana -5- and comment:; concerning c;\Ch number No. AE14 Set A - $6.0): Set B - ORCHESTRA VEEP are very important to our succcssful $9.00: Set C $14.00. Extra par presentation of these works. - 50c: Piano - 90c: Extra Sco1 I. The string orchestra original com, - $2.50. This music is 1vailable • position commemor,\ting the twenty the Music Mart, Albu1..uerque. fifth anniversary of AJl,State. 4. Festive Overture by Shostakovich. Dr. Glowaki, New Me:-.;co State Parts for this compo-ition ha\ University, has been in contact very been purchascd for the All,Sta1 recently with Mr. Jones, the com: orchestra. A sufficient number c poser commissioned for this work. parts are available for the orchestt We have been assured the work is hut owing to the great difficulty i coming along very well anti will be obtaining this mu:;ic froa, the pul distributed to All,State orchestra lisher in Russia we wJl need I members immediately following au, distribute parts to the orchest1 ditions. members immediately fol hwing aud 2. Symphony No. 2 by Borodin - the tions. First Movement Publisher-Kalmus. This mus.ic also rcqJircs tran Set of part $25.00 : Score $5.00: rosition in some winJ p.. rts. Part $2.00. This music is available at the Music Mart in Albuqucrque. This work will requirc two clari, nets in A, two trumpets in A, two OUR ADVERTISERS rlELP trombones who can read the uni• HOWARD CHRISMAN versal clef ( the olJ clef) , the bass The interest shown in the new music tr()mbone is written in bass clef and SUPPORT NMMEA: reading clinic has encouraged us to ex, the French Homs in F. pand this presentation at All-State this 3. Evening Prayer and Dream Panto PATRONIZE THEl.-1 winter. Plans are developing very well mine by Humpcrdinck. Arr;u1ged by to create a. string music reading dinic Sopkin, Published by Carl Fischer. which will present the latest publtca• tions. We are organizing a small string orchestra of the directors to play this NEW FROM WENGER - new music. We would like to encourage anyone who wishes to bring his instru, ment and play with this group. In order to help more director:, avail "TUBA TA MER"* themselves of this opportunity, we have set the time for this session on Friday afternoon at 3 :00 to 5 :00 p.m. Mr. Controls, Supports, and John Gaston will direct the orchestra Protects Tuba while in and lead the reading session. This use and in storage! promises to be a valuable addition to the • Adjusts to any angle for com- work at All-State. There will also be a fortable playing taped reading session on Friday morn, • Fits all tuba makes and sizes ing 10 :00 to 12:00 which will present new material for the full orchestra. The • LIFETIME construction Eastern New Mexico University Or Tuba Ta mer has all welded frame and base. Vinyl coated contact chestra and conductor, Mr. Arthur points. Chrome and gold hammer Welker, have very gaciously consented tone enamel. to tape this new material for us. Mr. Net school price: $48.50. F. 0. 8. Scott Wilkinson, of the Music Mart, factory. Shipping wt. 37 lbs. will be supplying the music for these sessions. I want to thank all those who have been working on these projects Order direct today and I know the orchestra directors will have very interesting new music read, ing clinics this year. The selection of the All-State or chestra music has been completed. Very 25G Wenger Bu,ld,ng careful work has gone into the selecting OWATwPA1ll�ONNA. MINNESOTA 5506C..... 507-451-301(' of this material and it should be a fine program. The numbers arc listed below Jesign anJ plan programs which will Active Year Of Concerts provide all childn:n the opportunity to The University of New Mexico Mu, acquire through ,te�thctic experiences sic Department will have a very active the following concepl.-; : fall and winter season of concerts, fca· l. Sdf•cxprcss1on. and emotional well turing the department's performance being. groups as well as visiting artists. 2. Acquisition of skills as aids to sclf, The University of New Mexico exprcs.sion. Orchestni, conducted by Prof. Kurt 3. Development of the u,c of the Frederick, will present two concerts be· imagin1tion. fore Christmas both in Popejoy Con, 4. Appreciation through participation. cert Hall. The first program, on October 5. Realization ,tnd knowledge of the 18, will ope11 the annual String Clinic intcr, -7- UNM CHORAL NEW MEXICO ARTS BAND VEEP COLUMN LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP COMMISSION GRANT BOB LANE On Friday evening and Saturday, TO NMSU The demonstrations, workshops and September 6·7, Dr. Douglas McEwen, The Fine Arts Department at New concert which will be presented by Dick Director of Choruses at the University Mexico State University has received a Schory and his percussion orchestra on of New Me.xico inaugurated tbc UNM grant from the New Mexico Arts Com• Thursday at the teachers convention Chor,d Leadership Workshop with fif, mission to help foster the di&emination should be of interest to all band direc, teen high schools represented. The in, of the arts to the people of :New Me.x• tors in the state. Presitknt Bonnell ,tnd tent of the workshop is to challenge the ico. Dr. John M. Glowacki, Head of Secretary Heitman have enthusiastica.lly student leaders in the choir and to con· the Department of Fine Ar.s stated : pursued this project for almost a year, tribute to the stylistic and technical in, ··this will enable us to send our out a.od it promises to bring new interest sights of the teachers. Each director standing performer-teachers tc the vari• and meaning to rhe music section of brings four to six of his outstanding ous communities of the Southern part the convention. people. At this workshop ten songs of the State of New Mexic) to give The workshops, because of their were studied and performed inclu -8- MINUTES UNM CELLIST NEW MEXICO MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION RECORDS FOR BBC BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING SANDIA HIGH SCHOOL- ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX. SEPTEMBER 7, 1968 Mtmbe s Present : Prmd�nt: Jame� Bonnell, Alhuqucrque Vice,Pr<'s1clcnt, Rand: Rohrrt Lane, Hobhs Vice•President, OrchcHra : Howard Chrisman, Farn11ngton Vice-President, ChorU5: Charles K. Smith, Carlsbad Vice•Presidcnt. Elementary fi Jr. High: Jeanne Hook, Albuquerque SccretJry•Trcasurer: Rollie V. Heitman, Santa Fe Ed1wr. New Mexico M11s1c1an: Carl Jacobs, L,s Cruce� Immediate Past-President: Ted Rush. Albuquerque DiHrict I, S.W.: Ross L. Ramsey Di,rrirt 2, S.E.: Ben D. Canfield Di,tnct 3, NW.· John D. Paschall District 4, N.C. · Da,•id E. Tru1illo District 5, N .E.: Not Present D1ftrict 6, Central· Lc,-lie C. Leach Di�lrirt 7, Albuquerque. Dale C Kennedy Others Prtsertt: James Odk: New Mexico Act1vicics Association John M. Glowacki, New Mexico State University Agenda: I. Minut.:s from March 30. 1968. Fxecutivc Committee M,·cting JOANNA DE KEYSER 2. Srcretary•Trearnrer's Financial Report 3. Final Revi�w or Teacher·� C'.o nvcntion Program: Joanna clc Keyser, profc<;,,;or of ceJlo a. Dick Srhory Concert and \Vo rkshops .1t the Univcr�ity of New Mexico, with b Elementary Workshops Marilyn Neeley, profcs.'°r of piano at 4. D1�cussion of All,StMr 1969 ,rn SERVICE IN SHEET MUSIC SPECIALIZING in MUSIC for SCHOOL and CHURCH I 05 STANFORD DR., S.E. PHONE 243-2805 ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX. 87106 -9- - PROGRAM - Pub!i.1·/zers of the 1968 TEACHERS CONVENTION ) jOS Finest Editions New Mexico Music Educators Association 'J for Music Education Meeting Place: UNM Fine Arts Center NEW for CHRISTMAS CHORUS Prcsiclent: James E. Bonnell, 1709 ChclwooJ BlvJ., N.E., Albuyucryue, N. M. 87112 Christmas Tree Park (SSA} Wolfson 25c lullay, My Jesus (SAT8) G. Young 25c Wednesday, October 23 - Christmas Cradle Song (SAT8J Track 25c 7:30 P.M. NMMEA Boar State Text Book Depository, S. P. A. Contract for Library & Education Records, Band, Orchestra and Chorus For further information, contact May's COME IN-WRITE-OR CALL SPEEDY MAIL ORDER SERVICE! 1968-MAY'S 54th year serving New 515 Central Ave. W--Phone 243-4458-Albuquerque, N. Mex. Mexico Schools -10- The .iudition numbers for girls .ire : ELECTRONIC CLASS CHORAL VEEP NOW SING WE ALL THIS DAY, PIANO LAB t? 0 PRAISE THE LORD, ALL YE COLUMN NATIONS. All hoys will audition on Students taking piano !es.sons dur, AMO, AMAS, CLOVE A LASS. You ing summer Fine Arts classes at New will note two numbers for girls' audi, Mexico State University were taught tions. This procedure. enabling the girls in the most modern piano laboratory in or their directors to ch -11- New Faculty Me mbers at Eastern WILLIAM R. WOOD STEPHEN FOLKS GERALD D. JOHNSON William R. Wood is a new nstructor Stephen Folks has joined the music Gcrnkl D. Johnson has been n,Lme -12- NMSU SALUTES 25th Rhoads To Campus At Sea NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR ANNIVERSARY OF NMMEA BAND PARTICIPATION The University of Imlian Attend the Orff-Kodaly Methods e SCORES, BOOKS, RECORDINGS, TEACHING AIDS, MUSIC Workshop on October 24 and 25 at LIBRARY SUPPLIES, MUSIC ROOM EQUIPMENT the NMEA Convention. e MUSIC OF All PUBLISHERS AVAILABLE FROM ONE SOURCE I am quite sure that you won't need to look t1rough many line:-: or glance e IMMEDIATE, DEPENDABLE MAIL-ORDER SERVICE, 30-DAY over m;in: pages m sec that Yl>Ur new editor has much to learn. However, bear APPROVALS, RECOMMENDED LISTS, WORKSHOPS with me !or a time and with the help of past cJitors. a good printing firm e OPEN ACCOUNTS FOR ALL SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, and your help, I hope I can maintain ORGANIZATIONS, TEACHERS, DIRECTORS the h.ighi standards which have been achieved -13- Dick Schory To Present Clinic And Concert at Teachers Meeting Dick Schory is the reason that per, cussion today is enjoying its greatest ii ll ,. • period of popularity! A percussionist ·1u_g � himself, he has long been aware of th\.' vast potential of the instruments and is the creator of the "total percussion" concept. His many recordings, arrange, rnents, articles. books and lecture Jemow strations have paved the way for others to follow. Spanning the entire spectrum of un· usual sound effects, Dick Schory (whn is only in his micl,thirties) sculpt, per· formances with the hands of a master musical genius! In addition to the stand, ard orchestra instruments. Schory util· izes more than 200 different percussion instruments to project and mold a sound that is his, and his alone. Schory 's back, ground in academic music and his many years of actual playing, arrangmg and composing resulted in this exclusive•. ill· encompassing and J.istinctive sound. tional re..-0�111L1on .inc.I scrwd as the His crc;n1vc vit.1lity in comp1Sing, ar Dick Schory ',. Percussion Pops inspiration for h1,, currem PERCUS· r,in�ing, comluctrng and recording Orchestra program offers something for SION POPS ORCHESTRA. While in imag1m1t1vc arrangements, uul z111g per, every musical t.1ste ... BroaJway and high �hool, he was fraturc -14--- on the widely assortc -lb- NEW LEADERSHIP TAKES HELM AT Starting July l, MENCMENC entered a period of frcsh leadership with a new president, executive secretary a.ml deputy ,· xccutivc ,;ecretary. Both the Washington headquarters operation and the n.1ti1m\l programs of MENC arc cxrccteJ to reflect thc::c shifts in lead, crship. Entering the prc�idcncy for a two, year (1968-1970) term on July 1 w.is Wiley L. Hou,cwright, dean of the School of Music ;1t Florid:t State Uni, vcrs,ty, Talbhassec, and a long,stand, ing leader in the MENC organization. Fnr the pa,t two }'ears, he has served as presidcnt,clcct under Louis G. Wer.;en Fonncrly, he was president of MENC's Southern Divigitm and chair, man nf the cdi tori·tl boa rd for the MUSIC EDUCATORS JOURNAL. Wiley L. Housewright, 1968-1970 na Charles L. Gary, executive secretary of He J1rccts the- Southern Region Tn<-titute tional president of the Music Educators the 55,000-member Music Educators for Mu51c in Contemporary Education National Conference and dean of mu National Conference with headquarters under MENC's Ford Foundation sron, sic at Florida State University, T alla in Washington, D. C. MENC is the De sored Contemporary Music Project. hassee, Florida. partment of Music of the National Edu MENC now has its first new exccu, cation Association. t1ve secretary in 13 years with Charles MINUTES L. O,try appointed by the National (Continued Crow Page 16) Executive B0.1rd to succeed Vanctt 1. March 30. 1968. Executive Meeting. A numhcr of minor chanl(C< were made. Boh Lane rnov<'d L.1wkr on her rctircmcnt July Dr. that the Association purchase parts for the "Star Spangled Banner" for the �elect orchestra Gary ha, hccn as.o;ociat,· executive sec· to hr useJ with the Mixed Chorus at the opening of All•Stau: C'..o nc.:rl. rdary nf MENC ,ince 1958, formerly All of the All-State C'..o nccrt performance� will he an the UNM Concert Hall. heading the Muqc Dcp,,rtmcnt of Au.�tin All-State Aud,oon 'T',1J.n1 Report: Dr. John Glow;,cki pre�cntcd the �UJ?!(C>tcd audition team as follows : Pew Un1vcrs1ty, Clark�ville. Tcnnc<-.,;cc. Frank Bowen UNM Piute�. Eh Alto Saxophones C'h;1rlc, 0. Moody _joined the staff i:i Thomas Philips UNM IH and 2nd Ba�!'Cs (Continued on Page 32) C. Littleton Scott NMHU 2nd Alto, 2nd Tenor Ronald Thudman NMHU Trombon�. Pcrcu�ion Donald Pa,;chke ENMU 2nJ Soprano ADVERTISERS INDEX Ronald Griffith ENMU lst Soprano Oscar Buller NMSU 1st Alto, 1st Tenor Bclwin Mu<.ic Co. Page 35 Ray E11hanks NMSU Trumpet and Cornet Bob Farley Mu<;ic Center Page 37 Donald Fouse NMSU Violas. Cellos. String Bass Carl Fi<.chcr, Inc. 'Page 26 John M. Glowacki NMSU Violins Conn Corpor;1tion 5 James Grieshcimcr NMSU Oboe, 13a&aoon, Alto Clarinet. Page Bass Clarinel, Contra-Bass Clarinet. Educational Tour Consultants Page 8 Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone Keynote Mu--ic Service Page 13 Ray Tros• NMSU Bb Clarinet, Eb Soprano Clarinet Lewis Page 19 Warner Hutchison NMSU French Horns, Baritone•. Tuba May's Music Co. Page 10 Ross Ramsey moved the acc.-ptancc of the propoFed auditions team. Second('d by Leslie Leach. Carried. Mu�ic Box . Page 34 Vice-Presidents' Reports: Music Mart Page 9 1. Bob Lane - Attached Music Villa, Inc. Page 28 2. Charles Smith - Attached Neil A. fio,- Music Co. Page 10 3. Howard (;hrisman - Attached . 25 District Preside-nts' Reports: OsLwald Uniform Co. Page (See District President's Page) R1cdling Music Co. Page 27 Report from Editor of rhe 'NEW MEXICO MUSCCIAN Carl Jacobs. 'NMSU: Rodgers Mu<.ic Co. Page 32 Mr. Jacobs expressed his appreciation for the confidence shown by NMMEA in appoint· Scher! &' Roth Page 39 ing him editor. He reviewect nrohlem• involved: Slingerland Page 33 I. Securing new• of music activities from the schools, particularly the public schools. 2. He noted that during the past two year• the magazine was printed at a $220. per Sol Frank Uniforms Page 23 issue deficit. Advertising rates have heen raised with the hope that such increase will Southern Music Co. Page 37 bring in sufficient revenue to nearly pay its cost. Most advcrusing so far for this Sunshine Music Camp Page 40 year 1s from out•of-�tatc. Only two -17- RAY EUBANKS MERILYN HUTCHISON DONALD FOUSE New Faculty Members at New Mexico State Mr. Ray Eubanks is the new Director Mrs. Merilyn Hutchison has joined Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. The title of the Marching Band at New Mexico the staff of New Mexico State Uni, of his doctoral dissertation wa� The State University He :;ucceeds Mr. Joel versity as instructor of piano and staff Sacred Music of Giammateo Asfla. A D. Folsom who is going to Marshall 11ccompanist. She holds a Bachelor of scholarly edition of sixteen liturgic:d University, Huntington, West Virgini.,. Arts and Master of Music Degrees in work of Asola which he edited aru pre· In addition to his duties as marching pi.mo from North Texas State Universi• faced appcare -18- N. M. M. T. A. NEWS AFFILIATED WITH MUSIC TEACHERS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION NMMTA OFFICERS President�s ..ff essage Prc�1dcnt PETER KLAISLE Hi�hland� University, Las Vegas Now that we h:Lve resumed our teach, \'.·President RUTH JONES ing activities, we must at times reflect Box 6 32. Cltwis upon how we can continue to improve Secretary JOYCE \V\LKER ourselves profe.."5ionally. Teachers who PETER 601 E. Corbett, Hobbs Treasurer MARY EDITH JOHNSEN live and can take courses at our various J 607 Eighth. St., Las Vegas KLAISLE Colleges and Universities enrich them· Past Pres1d�nt WRAY SIMMONS selves; others arrange to participate in 2636 Cardenas, NE. Albuqlerque NMMTA Publicity Chairman CECILIA CASE our "Program of Professional Enrich, S.C. Box 59, Tijera!l, N. M 87059 ment;" again others attend State, Di, President visiona1, and National Conventions. All of the above activities help you to re, qucrquc -- Francesca Broward Charles ceive credit towards maintaining your E. Brown. Cecilla Case, Helen Cooper. professional certificates. Our National Thelma Greene, Marion Hemy, Mar, office has awarded 15 National Profcs, cell a. Lange, Nom1a Larson, Lillian in Canyon, Texas, will conduct an all, sional certificates to our membership in Manser, and Wray Simmons; Artesia - day workshop - "Developing Musician, New Mexico; eventually we should a 11 Reah Sadowsky; Clovis - Je'iJel AJc.1, ship Through Improvisation" - on become nationally certified. rich and Edith Spinks; Hobbs Joyce Sunday, October 27, during NMMTA's Mrs. Cecilia Case, our State Pub· W:ilkcr; Portales Alberta P1ge; and eighteenth annml convention at New licity chairman, has written an article Santa Fe Jean C:uolyn Lc•sard. presenting a description of our unique Mexico Highlands University in LLS Teachers receiving such cerification reading program, (POPE) which will Vegas. A native of Corsicana. Texas, are recommcnJcd by the Cerification :ippear in our national publication : "The Mr. Eason received his Bachelor of 81>.trJ of New M1:xico Music Teachers American Music Teacher." We can all Music am! Master Clf Mwuc degrees from As�ociation for this i:ecet::niti()n. Out, congratulate her for these efforts. North Texas State Univcrsil>', Denton, May remind you that our State standing achievement and higl profcs· l Texas, where he studied with Silvio and Convention will be held on the New <;1on,1l "tand:irds in the field 1f mu<;iC Tsobd Scionti and with Stefan B:m..las. Mexico Highlands University campus on ped.1gogy mu.<;t have been demcnstrated. October 25. 26. and 27, 1968. More de· He later studied with Howard Waltz tails will he sent to you shortly. We at the Univcrc;icy of Colorado. DISTRICT NEWS in Las Vegas are looking forward to Prior to joining the faculty at West providing a stimulating program. Our Texas State University in 1962. he NORTHEAST I improvic;ation workshop will he some, maintained private studios in San The Las Vegas Chapter of \J.M.M.· what different than 111 previous yeus. Angelo, Texas, and Denver, Colorado. T.A. recently held a tea in 1onor of This is an area of endeavor in which Mr. Eason often appears in solo re, Mrs. Fr.inkic Derr who mo,ed from we, as well as our students, can profit citals, and is pianist with the University Lac; Cruce,._ to Las Vegas. T,e social very much. event was in the home of M·s. Mary Please reserve March 10-14, 1969 for Faculty Trio whit:h has presLnted nu· Edith Johnsm. The Las Vega• chapter our National Convention which will be merous programs in Texas and nei�h has also hecn busy planning d•tails for held at the Netherlands Hilton Hotel in boring states. He also frequently serves the October State Convention. Student Cincinnati, Ohio. as an adjudicator in the area. Affiliate Theory examinati01s were As your out,going State President, given in Sant;1 Fe on Septembe· 14. and may I thank you for the opportunity to PRIVATE TEACHERS on September 22 in Las V�as. The have served you and your organization. A WARDED MTNA District Auditions were held on Sep· See you at our State Convention ! CERTIFICATIONS tcmher 28 in Santa Fe with students from Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Las TEXAS CLINICIAN TO GIVE The following private music teachers Vega<; participating. WORKSHOP AT NMMT A in New Mexico have been awarded professional recognition as teachers in ATTEND THE CONVENTION their respective fields of applied music George Eason, Assistant Professor of by the Certification Board of the Music Anton Heiller Music at West Texas State University Teachers National Association: Albu, ORGAN RECITAL -20- NORTH EAST II DISTRICT CENTRAL DISTRICT SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Clovis Music Teachers Association STUDENT AFFILIATE Charles recently held it,; first meeting of the Las Cruces Music Teachers Associa Turpen. Chairman 1968, 1969 fiscal year with a breakfast tion held its first monthly meeting of 1968-69 in the home of the treasurer, at the Silver Grill. Ferrell Roberts, pres, Student Affiliate Day in Central Mrs. Bill Kersting, 2713 Claude Dove 1dcnt. presided. The meeting mark.ed District was held Saturday, October 12, Drive. Mrs. Vance Black performed the the beginning of the 18th year for the at the Fine Arts Building, UNM. The Net Cor Piu Theme and Variations in association with two charter members, program include -21- PRESENTS MUSICAL MINUTES PROGRAMS (Conti nue -22- UNM MUSICIANS TO �ew Staff Members At UNM PLAY IN SCHOOLS The Dcrartment of Music of the Uni· The second appointee, Mturicio Fuks. ersity ,>f New Mexico .1nnounces the violinist. also has left an important post The Department of Music at the Uni· ppointmcnt to its staff of twti PERFORM PROUDLY IN QUALITY SOl FRANK UNIFORMS In appearance, as in performance insist on quality for youx band. Sol Frank Uniforms are CARL JACOBS the finest in fabric, fit and styling, Our notable tradition of quality in uniform manufactu1ing and o,·er 50 years expe1·ience This is the second in a serie.s of pie· is yoe· assurance of satisfaction. ures of past presidents of NMMEA. )arl Jacobs, Professor of Music at \Vrite Cor free color catalog , aample. and �MSU, is now living at 1989 Crescent prices. A representative is near you. )r. Las Cruces. It is recalled that the Sol Frank Uniforms, Inc. 1umber of music teachers in New r. 0. Box 2139 San Antonio. Tuas ,8208 ,1.'exico that year at the New Mc.xico .llembu Xatlonal AssQCtatton oC 1inltorm )f:rnurattuterr. Inc. (ducational Association Annual Meet· 1g had grown �o much that a larger oom had to be found so that all could ome in. He served as president during ne year 1935-1936. -23- NEW MENC FILMSTRIP Music for All-State Groups AVAILABLE MUSIC LIST FOR 1969 ALL-ST ATE MIXED CHORUS Cliark, C. H1r1 U1111•ers1ty 1.1f Southern Cal,forraia "Sights and Sounds : MENC TN I. Sound The Trumr,ct Rooscy f( Hawke� # 5 540. 0.15 CONVENTTON" is MENC's latest 2. Now Sing \Ve All This Day }.fills Music #H�. 0.10 3. Three C1vnsy Sor11rs C:arl F1,cht>r #C.M7653, 0.40 aucliovisua I program. based or the 1968 4. Amo. Amas. I Love ;i Lafs Mercury Music #MCI 49, 0.25 (TTBB) National Biennial Convention in Seat, 5. Basket r.. Schirmer # I 1061. 0.25 {for four-pan mixed chorus and ohoe) tic. The 15-minute color film1trip, and 0.15 6. These Th,ngs Shall Be Carl Fi�cher #CM7139, (w he performed with orcheHr.i tape prognim, for sale at $5, 1, expectet.l. accompaniment) to have nationwide distrihuticn through MUSIC LIST FOR 1969 ALL-STATE GIRLS CHORUS individuals and groups within the music Charles Byers. Unit•ernty of Cnl.oradn. Ccmducrnr I. 0 Praise The Lord. All Ye Nations - Augsburg # PS6 l 8, 0.10 education profession. 2. Concordi laetitta J. Fischer #4703, 0.10 Produced by the MENC Puhlic Re 3. Agnus Dei Law�on Gould # 52305, 0.30 4. Trilogy for Women's Voice� Shawnee� Prl'ss #B276. 0.30 lations Department. the films:rip shows 5. When Flora Frowns Stainer fi Bell (Galaxy) # 17. 0.20 events at a national meeting of music 6. Silence - Music Print Corp., Boulder, Colorado, 0.25 c -24- NMSU - UNIVERSITY - OSTW ALO COMPOSITION A WARD IS INCREASED TO CIVIC SYMPHONY $1,000.00, PLUS $250.00 TRAYEL COSTS The NMSU University-Civic Sym Cash value of the Ostwa!J Aw,irJ will be performed and the prize money )hony Orchestra has announced the for Band Composition has been increascJ pn:.sentcd, the announcement said. The ;oloists who are going to appear with the to $1000.00, it has been a.nnounceJ by maximum for expense reimbursement ,rchestra during the 1968,69 season. ·'Unifom15 by Ostwald'' Inc., sponsors of has been set i\t $250.00. Dr. John M. Glowacki, Music DircctOr the contest now in its fourteenth year. The 05tw;1ld Band Composition Con, >f the orchestra announced that Mr. Ostwald will also pay the winner's test is administcrc -25- MENC ISSUES NEW SCIENCE OF VOCAL PEDAGOGY PUBLICATIONS D. Rtd/1/1 Appelm1.1ri Among recent publications in MENC's newl>• issued Publications List This hook draws upon the science of ,lcoustic.s, linguistics, physiolO!)•, and ad are a "Film Guide for Music Educators," vances a system of teaching voice from the fntern,ttional Phonetic Alp\abet. Thi. book is very helpful for those who teach ;iny type of voice production It is vcrj compikc.l by Donate.I J. Sheeler with up to·date information about auc.liovisual comprehensive in the study of vocal pedagogy :md one of the outstanding valu� materials for all educational levels within this is the album of records which accompany the hook and giv> <'Xample.· ($2.50) ; "Approaches to Public Rela, of the correct phonarion needed in goo -2b- MINUTES SANDS MUSIC CAMP-NMSU (Conlinuf'd from Page 22) Junior anJ senior high youngsters Secretary Heitman was a}ked to learn more of the detail,, such as sponwr�hip, fees, etc.. before disposition could be made. 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Phone 265-5606 -27- MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE A Department of the National Education Association Membership EurollmeHL or Renewal 1201 Sixteenth Street N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 For membership (July 1, 1968-June 30. 1969) in MENC and New Mexico Music Educators Association check one box and relum remittance with this card. D $12.00 Active D $15.00 Special Act.ive D $10.00 Partial Tear out and mail with check to: New Mexico Music Educators Association Mr. Rollie V. Heitman, Secy.-Treas. 1150 Don Gasper Please use home address to assure delivery of all nailings. Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 Correct here if name or address has changed. Name Mail Address (Street) City St.ate Zip Teaching Field t••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••W••••---•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DON'T LET YOUR MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS DOWN! JOIN TODAY! 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F.B. $10.50 S.S. $12.50 Parts S.50 New Mcrico State University was di, Full Score S 3.50 ConJcnscd Score $1.50 "English Suite"' - Clare Grundman maxed by the Univcrsit:y,Civic Chorus Puh. by Booscy• Ha wkes S.B. $ 18.00 and Symphonic Wind Ensemble com, Full Score. $3.50 Part, $1.00 bincd pre-:.cntation of Igor Stravinsky's . Arr. Slocum "Toccata Frcscohaldi "Symphony of P,;a lms." Pub. hy Mills Guest conductor for the concert was Complete Band $12.00 C-Onclcn,ed Score S 1.00 Full Score $�.00 W,iltcr Hendl, one of America's most Parts $.50 . "Colossus of C',olumhia March. R usscll Alcx;inclcr distinguished men of music. He has been .'\rr - C. C. Bainum Barnhou�c g-ucst conductor and piano soloist with S5.00 Part< $.50 the Detroit Symphony, the National Svmphoruc Band : "Ele!!Y and Fanfare March" Roircr Nixon Symnhony of Washington, D C., the Pub. by Fischer Complete S!2.50 Full Score $3.50 Pittsburgh ancl Baltimore Symphony C..rndensed Score S 1.7 5 Parts $. 7 5 Orchestras, the Boston Pops Orchestra, "Two lmpresswns·· Kenneth Farrell Pub. hy Volkwcin and the New York Philharmonic. Complete $14.00 Score $ l.50 Pam $.60 ··scomsh Rhap� -29- Sight reoding is required of oll po,..icipoting DISTRICT TWO investigate new ideas to see if we could choirs ot !his festival. Officers for 1968,69 : improve our festival. After much dis, When the festival was ()ver, each ad, President: Ben Can field, ChoraI Di rec, cussion and letter writing, we fin,dly judicator was requested to g.ve his tor, Hobbs High School, Hobbs, New agreed on " procedure to us.c for the ev,tluation of the festiv;il ;md a,y sug, Mc.xico spring of 1969. gcstion which might help us plan for the Vice, President: Tom Evins, High The plan was to have five numbers next >'Car. School Band Director, Hagerman, prepared. instead of the usu-ii three Only two of the three adju�icators New Mexico m.mt bers. The five numbers to be sub· ;inswcrcd our request. One felt that if Secretary,Treasurcr: P. D. Henry, Bancl mittc -30- New Mexico; Jester Hairston, Guest Las Vegas; Rollie V. Heitman, Santa Seconded by E. Henry. Motion passed. Con SYMPHONIC CONCERT MARCH - Bonelli/Falcone $18.50 MOSAICO DE MEXICO (Suite) - George Gates 20.00 IL RE PASTORE (Overture) WOODWIND BAND - Mozart/Hovey 9.00 CIELITO ROUTINE (Complete Half-time Show) Casavant/Carter 6.00 SOUTHERN MUSIC COMPANY 1100 Broadway P.O. Box 329 San Antonio, Tex.as 78206 -3 1- (Continued from Page 17) the gmup for 18 years. He is well, FREE STRING CLASSES known throughout the United States AT NMSU the newly created position of deputy as a choral clinician ,tnd guesr con, The Fini:: Arts Department of NMSU executive -.ccretary for program d.:-vclop, Juctor. is sponsoring. for the third consecutive menc, moving from California where he He is a member of the Advisory had been c0nsultant in social sciences year, free string classes for children in BoarJ 111 Humanities and the Arts of the 4. and 6 grades. The classes are for the State Department of Education the Ford Foundation and has been a 5, part nf the Preparatory Program de, coordinator of that Department's Fine member of the Committe of the Amen, signed c,-pcc ially for children Grades 1 Arts ancl Humanities Project. can Council of Lca_rned Societies to thru 12. Advanced music m.ijors and the Wiley Housewright brings a rich study the relationship between musicolo, regular faculty participate in this pro background of education and experience �y and music education. T n 1960 he gr;i m. The �tring cla;,scs arc supervised to the MENC presidency. He received received a grant from the Carnegie b}' Mr. W. Cramer, Director of Orches, his baccalaureate from North Texas Corpnra tion, administered through the tras at Las Cruces High School and also St.ate University, his M.A. from Colunv National Education Association, tn de, Instructor of Strings at NMSU. His bia University and his Ed.D. from New ,ign programs in the arts for gifted assistants :ire advanced music majors York University. He taught at both :;econJary school children. with concentration in strings. The free New York University and the Universi, The paper he delivered this summer slring dat-Ses hwe been very popular ty of Texas following seven years as ,tt the International Society for Mu'>ic and it is expected that at least 100 stu, director of music in the public schools Education meeting in DiJon, France. ts Rodgers Music Company 401 North Turner EX-3-5821 HOBBS, NEW MEXICO Band Instruments-Pianos-Organs-Sheet Music-Accessories Prompt Mail Order Service J. C. Gormley, J r.,-Co-owner & Mgr. -32- •...... St. . . . . is per ussian . E . . . . You name it ••• • . if it ,,s anything in the world of percussion • • • • • Slingerland has it! • AMERICA'S FIRST FAMILY OF PERCUSSION ••••.•...... •. •..•••..•..•..•••.•...••..• • ,, • with a lull �!Ill . . . 5-year guarantee, .. ,: · ,; too! !-'- 'l 663, N MILWAUKrE t\V[. NIL[S, ILL/NOIS 606./8 UNM STRING WORKSHOP MINUTES The University of New Mcx.ico (Continued from Page 29) Twelfth Annual String Clinic for jun SHALL BE to Howard Chrismanl '-0 that he may Lhcn di�ribute Lhem to lhe members of ior and senior high school students will the �elect orchestra. be held nt the Fine Arts Center Friday After talking with Mr. Rollie Heitman, I would like to recommend to lhe Bo.rd for its evening and Saturday, October l8 and consideration that we begin our 1969 AJl,Su1i.c Conccrt with the singing of t.1e STAR 19. 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Warren Dennis, 1837 Anita Drive, Las Crmes, New Mexico 88001 October 12 Portales ENMU Choral Clinic. George Umberson. Eastern New Mexico University, Portale:;, New Mexico 88130 October 23 Albuquerque NMMEA Board of Directors Meeting. James E. Bonnell. October 24 Albuquerque Dick Schory Clinic and Concert. Rollie V. Heitman, 1150 Don Casper, Santa Fe 87501 October 24,25 Albuquerque State Teachers Convention. James E. Bonnell. November 2 Artesia SENMMEA Marching Festival. Ch.tries HigJon. 1801 Runyan, Artesia 88�01 November 16 Hobbs SENMMEA New Mexico Junior College & Lea County Junior High Choral Festival. Emmett Cohagcn, Hobbs 88240 November 22,23 Taos NCNMMEA Junior and Senior High Vocal ;tn -36- MUSIC ASSOCIATED ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC REVIEWS American Choral Directors Association By Dale Kennedy, Blind Director American String Tea_chcrs Association EDUCATORS Del Norte High School College Band Directors National Association "Blues In The Nigh t" - Arlen,Beck, National Association of College Wind NATIONAL MPH, Trombone with band concert - and Pcrcus,;ion Instructors 4 -- Spirited showpiece featuring the National Association of Jazz Educator� trombone section. Extended ranges and CONFERENCE National Band As.�ociation independent rhythms for soloists. National School Orchestra Association "Born Free" arr. Miller, Hansen. Concert Band - 2 - A strong settin!!; 1968-1970 A Department of the of the Academy Award winner. ELECTED OFFICERS National Education Association "Burst of Stars" Presiden t - RonakJ Thclman 1201 Sixteenlh Street, N.W. (Band Director at Highla nds Uni, Wiley L. Houscwril!ht. 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There is always a wide and complete selection of instruments and accesories. We offer prompt mail order service to both music students and music educators throughout the state. - Service With Integrity - -37- REPORTS Belen, Barney and Olga Carbajal chair OUT-OF-STATE men. (Continued from Page 35) April 26 - Honor Band and Honor TRAVEL REGULATIONS Secre�ry-Treasurcr: Robert Rhodes, Chorus Clinic in Belen, Barney and Before traveling out-of-state. music Olga Carbajal, chairmen. Grant Jr. High School groups must have the approval of the Among our aims for this year is the District VrI sponsored a clinic by New Mexico Activities Asstciation. Nilo Hovey, eminent music educator revising and up-dating of our constitu tion. We also hope that more of the This responsibility has been gven t.o and educational director of Selmer, Inc., the Activities A�ociation by the ,chools, held Thursday, September 5, 3:30 in schools within our district will take as well as by the North Central Associa, Highland High School Band Room. Mr. an active part in the events we sponsor. Hovey spoke on "Rehearsing for Maxi, If anyone would like information about tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools mum Effectiveness" and spoke to ques, our festivals and other events, please when North Central schools tre iw tions afterward. The clinic was well, feel free to cont.,ct me. volved. Schools requesting apprwal for attended and well-received. Respectfully submitted out•of,state travel are to send t;1eir re, West Mesa High Schoo[ Stage Band Leslie C. Leach quests directly to the NMAA. President, Central District Festival will be held Saturday, Deccm, A copy of the Activities Asso iation 's ber 7, 1968, with nationally famous NMMEA reply will be sent to the school ind the educator George Wisherchen as clinici, an. Directors interested in participating New Mexico Music Educators .\ssocia, should contact Winston Christian, NEW STAFF AT tion. Also, a copy of our repy to a North Central school is sent to D·. Bonar Director, West Mesa High School, Af, UNIVERSITY OF buquerque. Crawford, NCA Chairman. Festival Dates: (Only slightly tenta, ALBUQUERQUE A school planning an cxtcnc_ed out· tive) of-state trip is asked to comrlete an March 4,5 Large Group Band Festival Out-of-State Participation Forn. This Popejoy Concert Hall, UNM form serves at least two pur-pcses: 1) March 13 Lirge Group Orchestra serves as ;i checklist for the sch1ol, and Festival, UNM Fine Arts Recital Hall 2) furnishes the NMAA neroed in, April 10, 11 Large Group Choral formation on which to base the de, Festiwil, Popejoy Concert Hall, cision. UNM An extended trip does not �efcr to May 3 Solo and Enscmhlc Festival natunil p;irticipation of schoo, along 1 United States Marine B:11d will play sutc hor -38- To compensate for Peg holes ore drilled To guard against wor changes in instrument in our Cleveland shop to poge, fingerboard of ofter it arrives from Correctly sized ebony assure correct string genuine ebony) removed Europe, soundpost is toilpiece with Socconi cleoronce. 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Let us put you on our mailing list for educational materials and free copies of our string quarterly, "Orchestra News". All Roth ,nstrwnC'nt� comply in C'\'er1•dctailwith M[NC Construction Standard� .indSPL'C ifications. SCHERL & ROTH INC. • 1729 SUPERIOR AVE. • Twenty-Second Annual SUNSHINE MUSIC CAMP EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY June 5 to June 14, 1969 1:( BANDS WATCH FOR FURTHER THEORY 'f.( 1:( ORCHESTRAS ANNOUNCEMENTS PRIVATE -k LESSONS * CHOIRS SOON - CONDUCTING -t{ i:r DANCE BANDS ENSEMBLES i:( BULK RATE U.S. Pcstage CARL JACOBS, EDITOR PAID Permit llo. 63 NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY Portales, N. Mex. BOX 312S 88130 LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO 88001 % LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF ALBUQUERQUE ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO { 1/ o/::;