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Articles in Feb-March, 2005 issue of American Music Teacher

• Music Notation Software for everyday musicians
• Official notice of annual business meeting
  by Gail Berenson
• Southwest Division
  by Cheryl Pachak-Brooks
• MTNA to recognize Foundation Fellows at Gala
• Larger audiences? University music faculties can help
  by George Seltzer
• John Benham writes for SupportMusic.com
• Global odyssey: behind the artistry of Angela Cheng
  by Andrew Hisey
• East Central Division
  by Mark Mrozinski
• Special interest tracks
• What's new in pedagogy research?
  by Rebecca Grooms Johnson
• Your Musical Child: Inspiring Kids to Play and Sing for Keeps
  by Martha K. Smith
• Eastern Division
  by Millie Eben
• Jerome Kern Piano Solos
  by Ruth Holmes
• Food for thought
  by Phyllis I. Pieffer
• Leadership
• Coleman Chamber Ensemble Competition
• MTNA Executive Director Gary Ingle to serve on From the Top advisory board
  by Gail Berenson
• Division meetings at 2005 National Conference
• My road to certification
  by Rene Wolthuis Johnson
• Alfred's Group Piano for Adults, Book 1, second edition, and Alfred's Group Piano for Adults: Teacher Handbook, Book 1
  by Barbara Fast
• MakeMusic! Inc. expands SmartMusic program
• Fellows of the American Pianists Association
  by John Salmon
• South Central Division
  by Ruth Pitts
• Master classes
• Insurance insights: new products available for home-based businesses
  by Tammy Wallace
• National Keyboard Pedagogy Conference in August
• Going to a convention?
  by Leon Karel
• See you in Seattle
  by Ann M. Gipson
• NAMM restructures to improve service
• In memoriam
• Theory Games Software, Levels 1A-2
  by Susan Capestro
• BMI Composer Awards
• Official notice of bylaws amendment proposal
  by Gail Berenson
• West Central Division
  by Mary Ellen Moore
• Student competition award sponsors
• TV Themes
  by Robert Al Harding
• Rocky Ridge appoints new music director
• Steinway introduces new piano library
• Adriana Zabala: artistry in every phrase
  by Brian Shepard
• Northwest Division
  by Kenneth Christensen
• Conference sessions
• Polyphony: what is important?
  by Jane Magrath
• Songs Without Words
  by Virginia Houser
• Membership recruitment
  by Jennifer Foxx
• Jazz Piano: an In-Depth Look at the Styles of the Masters
  by John Salmon
• PianoArts 2005 Competition
• Health promotion in schools of music conference
  by Gail Berenson
• Conference artists
• State MTA presidents directory
• Piano Virtuoso with Maestro, 1.0 Instructor Edition
  by Kathy Rabago Winston
• Violinist Chee-Yun joins Indiana University
• I Used to Play Piano: for Adults Returning to the Piano and MIDI
  by Michelle Conda
• Sibelius introduces custom stores
• Passages
• MTNA member Amy Davis spokesperson for Brain Injury Association of America
  by Gail Berenson
• Conference events
• National officer candidates for the 2005-2007 biennium
• Music in West Africa: Experiencing Music, Expressing Culture
  by Loran Olsen
• More Mastering Classic Favorites 1
  by Suzanne W. Guy
• Kawai offers new digital piano
• Directory of summer programs
• Southern Division
  by Diane Higgins
• Studio Teacher Fellowship Award winners share their experiences
• The Sapphire Trio in Europe … It's all about relationships
  by Jody Graves
• Theodore Presser distributes Universal
• AMC receives $245k donation
• Essential skills for promoting a lifelong love of music and music kaking: Part 1 of 4
  by Dorothy Payne
• State affiliates recognized
  by Gail Berenson
• Pre-conference events
• 5 minutes with … Brian Chung
  by Arthur Houle
• New Historical Anthology of Music by Women
  by Connie Arrau Sturm
• Shepherd receives Macon Award