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teaching OCTOBER 2018 VOLUME 26, NUMBER 2 The NAfME CIVIC ACTIONmusicmusic FIELD GUIDE ENGAGING DIVERSITY Marjory Stoneman at the 2018 NAfME Douglas High School National Conference CONFRONTS TRAGEDY WITH MUSIC BRAVI BLACK VIOLIN! A DECLARATION OF MUSIC FOR ALL The Declaration on Equity in Music Education for City Students seeks to close the achievement gap. menc.org 1 EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC MUSIC TEACHING & LEARNING SUMMERS-ONLY PROGRAM: MASTER OF MUSIC AND MASTER OF ARTS DEGREES FACULTY: NEW COMPLETE MA IN 3 YEARS Christopher D. Azzara Elizabeth Bucura 4 SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE Mara Culp • Music Teaching & Learning Department Scholarship John Fetter • Summers-Only Program Scholarship Donna Brink Fox • Music Education Course Scholarship Philip Silvey • Orff Schulwerk Scholarship Alden Snell FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO: summer.esm.rochester.edu Email: [email protected] Call: (585) 274-1545 October 2018 Volume 26, Number 2 PROMOTINGcontents THE UNDERSTANDING AND MAKING OF MUSIC BY ALL Music students learn cooperation, discipline, and teamwork. 38 STRIKE UP THE BANDAND THE ORCHESTRA! The Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Units now include valuable resources for From left: Theresa Hulihan (standing), Patricia Ritchie, band and orchestra educators. Jenny Neff, Amanda Tierson, Susan Davis, Rebecca Holmes, Armalyn De La O, Jesse D. Espinosa (standing), Beth Fortune, Laura Smith, and Johanna Siebert, Library of Congress Unit writing team FEATURES 26 WE ARE WHAT 30 ENGAGING 32 CLOSING THE GAP 44 “THEY NEED WE WEAR DIVERSITY The Declaration TO BE TOGETHER Is your ensemble’s The 2018 NAfME on Equity in Music AND PLAY.” concert attire inclusive National Conference Education for City In the wake of tragedy of all students? How will include new Students points out at Marjory Stoneman can a music educator presentation formats the vital importance Douglas High School, create a dress code that and a focus on poverty, of music education Alex Kaminsky helped encourages belonging racial literacy, equity, for all. his student musicians and acceptance? access, and culturally begin the healing responsive pedagogy. process. COVER: A saxophone chamber group performs on Cross Campus ENGAGING at Yale DIVERSITY University The during 2018 the NAfME 2016 National Conference will include new presentation 30Morse Summer Music Academy, an intensive program Cover photo by Matt Fried. Photo this page by Lynn M. Tuttle. M. Tuttle. Lynn Photo this page by Matt Fried. photo by Cover offeredformats, by the Yale and Music a focus in on Schools poverty, Initiative. racial literacy, equity, access, and culturally responsive pedagogy. nafme.org 1 October 2018 contents Volume 26, Number 2 50 Teach your string students how to arrange. Sara T. 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Wood begins his 51st year in music education RESOURCES … David Byrd revived a New media and accessories long-gone high school music for the music classroom 60 program in Oakland, California … In Memory BRAVI! of NAfME Past President Will Schmid Teaching Music salutes string duo Black Violin! 64 Photography. Ashlee Wilcox Denise Karis, by by Battersby, Brooke Photos clockwise from top left by 2 Teaching Music OCTOBER 2018 Today’s lesson: As a member of the National Association for Music Education, you could get an additional discount on car insurance. GEICO can help with homeowners and renters insurance, too. Get a free quote. geico.com | 1-800-368-2734 NAfME insurance benefits offered through: Trust for Insuring Educators Administered by Forrest T. Jones & Company (800) 821-7303 • www.ftj.com/NAfME Some discounts, coverages, payment plans and features are not available in all states or all GEICO companies. Discount amount varies in some states. 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