In the Center Summer Workshops a Hit!
The summer 2010 workshops included more that 240 participants from over 100 schools in Wisconsin, plus four other states – Florida, Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota. Wisconsin participants came from all over the state representing 46 of the 71 counties. Here are some of their comments:
“Knowledgeable, professional, approachable clinicians!”
“Easily understood because taught clearly, excellent description & use of materials. Extremely knowledgeable, Bravo!” “Lots of info! Great info! Great teacher!”
Gary Everett of Kenosha leads a hands-on “Band Instrument Repair” workshop for music educators in the unfinished area of the center where they learn general repair of woodwinds, brass and percussion.
“I went from knowing nothing to being fairly confident, many ideas for using in my teaching.” “Practicality, I can use it tomorrow.”
“The most practical, useful workshop I’ve attended in my career. I wish I had this 30 years ago…you can quote me!” “The material used can be used in my classroom right away!”
“The class was a great combination of teaching us to play guitar and teaching us how to teach guitar.”
In the “Innovative Approaches to Engaging New Students” workshop, participants explore the basics of rock music on guitar, bass, drums and keyboard.
Inaugural Rock ‘n Stroll Fun Run Saturday
, October 30 • 8 a.m.
Looking for a fun stroll or run? Get your festive energy on by heading out to the Wisconsin Center for Music Education in Waunakee for the first-ever Rock ‘n Stroll 5K Fun Run or 1 mile Family Costume Stroll. Whether you walk or run through the scenic areas of Waunakee, music will enlighten you along the way. Halloween costumes are optional. Prizes awarded for different ages and categories.
It’s the perfect Halloween warm-up and state conference cool-down!
Register now! Go to
www.wsmamusic.org/rockstroll_10.html for details. Hosted by the Wisconsin Center for Music Education • Presented by Berkeley Running Company • See web site for supporting sponsors Wisconsin School Musician 35
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