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Articles in April-May, 2005 issue of American Music Teacher
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Polly and the Piano
by Anne L. Brady -
In Recital Throughout the Year
by David Patterson - Theodore Presser to distribute Vienna Urtext
- Boomophone and Boomwhackers garner several awards
- MTNA Board of Directors votes to support Inducement Act
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Professional Certification: the MTNA Professional Certification program's new Option 3. Administrative Verification
by Pat Tuley - Corporate members
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Looking back … moving forward
by Phyllis I. Pieffer - Singing coach software introduced
- New certification option available
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Southwest Division
by Cheryl Pachak-Brooks - Losing their voices: the struggle for a nation's anthem and its people
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101 Ideas for Piano Group Class
by Victoria Johnson -
My first piano teacher Gertrud Nettl
by Paul Stewart - Kawai introduces decade series music books
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Boy bands over bach
by Victor Sandman -
South Central Division
by Ruth Pitts -
Music Education advocacy starts at home
by Mary Luehrsen -
The Art of Effective Piano Teaching
by Kenneth T. Williams -
Bytes and bits
by Gary L. Ingle - Casio offers new PRIVIA digital piano
- Composer classification list
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West Central Division
by Mary Ellen Moore -
Career development: Part II
by Derek Mithaug - Institutional members
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Gershwin Miniatures 1919-1934
by Tony Caramia - Alfred to purchase Warner Bros. Publications
- Breedlove Guitar announces new Revival Series
- Liability coverage available
- Foundation fund contributors
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Communing with Music: Practicing the Art of Conscious Listening
by Bruce Berr - Leadership
- Prevention program for repetitive stress injury
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Bach's Goldberg Variations demystified
by Cory Hall -
Southern Division
by Diane Higgins -
It's <begin strikethrough>none of<end strikethrough> all your business: ignorance is not bliss
by Beth Gigante Klingenstein -
Memorization in Piano Performance
by Andrew Cooperstock - Call for Orff-Schulwerk research poster sessions
- Passages
- State conference/convention dates
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Certificationthe worth of it!
by Lucinda Lear -
Rhythm: One on One, Dalcroze Activities in the Private Music Lesson
by Sylvia Coats - Winners of WAMSO Young Artists Competition announced
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Exploring new sounds: contemporary performance techniques for the pre-college student
by Jessica Johnson -
Northwest Division
by Kenneth Christensen -
Random Access: your upcoming summer "sabbatical"
by George F. Litterst -
Louis Armstrong & Paul Whiteman: Two Kings of Jazz
by Richard A. Crosby -
Performance Practices in Late Twentieth Century Piano Music
by Ellen Rennie Flint - Dawn Upshaw joins Bard College Conservatory
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Essential skills for promoting a lifelong love of music and music making: developing the fundamental skill: healthful, injury-preventive technique: Part 2 of 4
by Gail Berenson -
East Central Division
by Mark Mrozinski -
5 minutes with … Gary Amano
by Arthur Houle -
The Art of the Piano: Its Performers, Literature, and Recordings, Revised and Expanded Third Edition
by Jennifer Hayghe -
15 Easy Folksong Arrangements for the Progressing Singer
by Patrick K. Freer - Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation donates instruments
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Facilitating flow experiences among musicians
by Arvid J. Bloom -
Eastern Division
by Millie Eben -
Polyphony: the rhythm of musical development, the music lesson and the academic year
by Jane Magrath
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