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George F. Litterst "Random access: having a twenty-first-century attitude: what do you do when your technology lets you down?". American Music Teacher. FindArticles.com. 25 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2493/is_1_54/ai_n6148627/

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Articles in August-Sept, 2004 issue of American Music Teacher

• Yamaha Orchestral Strings Department partners with NITNA
• Opportunities
  by Gary L. Ingle
• APA announces sixth American Jazz Piano Competition winner
• 2005 Corpus Christi International Competition
• State affiliates recognized
• Music Teachers National Association Assessment Tools for the Independent Music Teacher
• MTNA corporate members
• Instant Play Piano
  by Michelle Gordon
• South Central Division
  by Ruth Pitts
• Dodson appointed provost of New England Conservatory
• PowerTracks Pro Audio 9 released
• Reflections …
  by Guy Duckworth
• Correction
• 5 minutes with … Maurice Hinson
  by Arthur Houle
• Solutions for Singers: Tools for Performers and Teachers
  by Melanie DeMent
• Professional Certification
  by Michelle Gordon
• NEA announces latest arts participation survey results
• North Carolina Symphony Concerto competition winner
• The time is right: a syllabus assessment program for the U.S
  by Scott McBride Smith
• Collegiate chapter resources online
• National officer candidates for the 2005-2007 biennium
• MTNA bylaws
• Sibelius Educational Suite
  by Alejandro Gremaschi
• Studio Teacher Assessment Tools
  by Phyllis Pieffer
• Southwest Division
  by Cheryl Pachak-Brooks
• Music for All Foundation launches the Musicard
• VSA arts Panasonic Young Soloists Award
• MTNA partners with music organizations to offer copyright resources
• Eastern Division
  by Millie Eben
• Is there time for more meetings? Joining an MTNA collegiate chapter
  by Mary Tomyn
• Pathways to Artistry: a Method for Comprehensive Technical and Musical Development; Technique 2 and Repertoire 2
  by Rebecca Shockley
• New state affiliate grant announced
• Partners in music
  by Phyllis I. Pieffer
• Missouri Piano Competition winners
• Passages
• September is National Piano Month
• Meet the 2004 foundation fellows
• MTNA institutional members
• Instant Play Guitar
  by Kathy Maskell
• Southern Division
  by Diane Higgins
• U.S. House passes important education resolution
• 2005 Ad
• Directory of new music & instructional materials
• Annual meeting
• "Danger and goodness, difficulty and meaning"
  by Alan Fletcher
• Artistic Pedal Technique: Lessons for Intermediate and Advanced Pianists
  by Charles Timbrell
• Daryl Silberman joins Yamaha
• Kingsville International Competition winners
• Nurturing students through group lessons
  by Chungwon Kim
• StAR Award recipients announced
• Polyphony
  by Jane Magrath
• Code of ethics
• Leadership
• West Central Division
  by Mary Ellen Moore
• David Stull named dean of Oberlin Conservatory
• National Chopin Piano Competition in March
• Joan Reist appointed new special assistant for Foundation Development
• East Central Division
  by Mark Mrozinski
• Meet the 2003 MTNA-Shepherd: Distinguished Composer of the Year
  by Deanna Walker
• MusicEase Traditional Songbook for Children and Adults 1.0
  by Michelle Madland-Rossette
• Boosey & Hawkes signs deal with Hal Leonard
• Kawai offers Vari-Touch pianos
• Enhancing your musical performance abilities
  by Lesley Sisterhen
• State competitions update
• Random access: having a twenty-first-century attitude: what do you do when your technology lets you down?
  by George F. Litterst
• The Blue Piano and Other Stories
  by Steve Betts
• Music is my language
  by Elissa Joslyn Mendez-Renk
• Northwest Division
  by Kenneth Christensen
• Ohio MTA receives $1,000
• inForm Music Analysis software program released
• Yoga within the music studio
  by Evelyn Lee Soen
• How prepared are you?
• It's all your business: office skills for the independent music teacher
  by Beth Gigante Klingenstein
• The Death of Franz Liszt
  by Richard Zimdars