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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2004 issue of American Music Teacher

• 2004 Ad
• What's new in pedagogy research?
  by Rebecca Grooms Johnson
• Duet Repertoire: One Piano, Four Hands by Various Composers, Level Four
  by Scott Price
• Faculty participation in MTNA: professional service or continuing education?
  by Kenneth Williams
• Passages
• Mindful teaching: ask the accomplished learner question often
  by James L. Byo
• Southwest Division
  by Cheryl Pachak-Brooks
• NASM holds annual meeting in November
• Southwest Division competitions
• Play Jazz, Blues, Rock: Piano by Ear, Book 1
  by Ann Collins
• Pearl River Piano announces new sales managers
• Small moments big impact: teaching first-year students how to practice
  by Ted Cooper
• Eastern Division
  by Millie Eben
• Professional Certification
  by Deborah Hadfield
• Alfred acquires Myklas Music Press
• Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition
• What is vocal coaching?
  by Timothy Hoekman
• Correction
• Practicing: beyond hoping they will
  by James L. Byo
• MTNA leaders attend international music festival
• Meet the 2004 Foundation Fellows
• Honens appoints new executive director
• 5 minutes with … Marienne Uszler
  by Arthur Houle
• New Orleans Jazz Styles, More New Orleans Jazz Styles, Still More New Orleans Jazz Styles with Interactive Instrumental Accompaniments
  by Rebecca Grooms Johnson
• NACAC presents free fall Performing and Visual Arts College Fairs
• Creating the accomplished learner
  by Virginia Marks
• South Central Division
  by Ruth Pitts
• Northwest Division competitions
• MTNA's worldwide influence
  by Gary L. Ingle
• Yamaha offers Keyboard Encounters for kids
• Insurance insights: health savings accounts
  by Tammy Wallace
• The Godowsky Kreisler Collection: the Complete Works for Violin and Piano
  by T.J. Lymenstull
• We're in it together
  by Nancy Kaesler
• Teaching for independence: creating lifelong musicians
  by Rebecca Shockley
• Call for nominations of candidates
• West Central Division
  by Mary Ellen Moore
• Percussive Arts Society announces new leadership
• West Central Division competitions
• Alternative Strings—the New Curriculum
  by William Terwilliger
• "Peace Piano" event
• Artistry on a timeline: setting the stage for organized practice and successful performance
  by Brian Lewis
• Northwest Division
  by Kenneth Christensen
• East Central Division competitions
• Steinway to acquire G. Leblanc
• Eastern Division competitions and conference
• Teaching Music Globally: Experiencing Music, Expressing Culture
  by Lesley Sisterhen
• Clarification
• USA/Canada—collaboration and partnership
  by Phyllis I. Pieffer
• Teaching for independence
  by Frank Troyka
• Awards applications being accepted
• State Affiliate Grant
• Frederick Harris Music celebrates 100th anniversary
• Southern Division competitions
• Thinking Musically: Experiencing Music, Expressing Culture
  by Robert Spillman
• Perfection or artistry
  by Esther Fellows
• First Act funds Heifetz International Scholarship
• Polyphony: motivated minds
  by Jane Magrath
• Sergei Rachmaninoff Piano Works
  by Dorothea Cromley
• Education secretary supports arts
• Self-directed practice: a key to both student success and motivation
  by Elvina Truman Pearce
• Bonus byte
• Teacher Enrichment Grants
• Web program tracks practice
• Encouraging the reluctant student
  by Jane Smisor Bastien
• Southern Division
  by Diane Higgins
• AMC honors Tim Lautzenheiser
• South Central Division competitions
• When Music Resists Meaning: the Major Writings of Herbert Brun
  by Douglas Dutton
• October is National Arts and Humanities Month
• Practicing for artistic success: empowering the student with self-management skills in the practice room
  by Burton Kaplan
• East Central Division
  by Mark Mrozinski
• Association news