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morning he joins a piano player and sev- eral volunteer singers to play a sing-along at a local nursing home. On the first and second Sunday afternoons of every month, he often joins other non-amplified string instrument players for jam sessions. An upcoming trip with his older daughter is planned to visit the Four String Banjo Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City.


Last year, Robert started taking piano lessons again.


Conclusion of Case Study: It is clear that for this individual, “Music Lasts a Lifetime.”


Implications for Further Study: Seek other individuals who are willing to share their musical stories. How many


people do you know whose music has lasted a lifetime?


Final Quote: “I never met a musician who regretted being one!” ~ Virgil Thomson


Robert Hanson is WSMA past-president and a current member of the WSMA Board of Directors. Email: robertahanson@frontier.com


Wisconsin Music Educators Association Executive Board 2011–12


President Richard Tengowski Kohler High School tengowskir@kohler.k12.wi.us


President-Elect Leyla Sanyer Oregon High School les@oregonsd.ne


Past-President Jon B. Gilliland


jonbgilliland@gmail.com


Vice-President NW District Connie Root


Hudson Middle School rootca@hudson.k12.wi.us


Vice-President NC District Jim Scheuer Owen-Withee High School jscheuer@owen-withee.k12.wi.us


Vice-President NE District Matt McVeigh Woodworth Middle School mcveighm@fonddulac.k12.wi.us


Vice-President SW District Chris Werner


La Crosse Central High School cwerner@lacrosseschools.org


Vice-President SC District Patty Schlafer


Mount Horeb Middle School schlaferpatty@mhasd.k12.wi.us


Vice-President SE District Scott Emmons UW-Milwaukee semm@csd.uwm.edu


WMEA State Chairs


Administration Steve Michaels


La Crosse Public Schools smichael@lacrosseschools.org


Adult Education in Music Tom Heninger heningert@charter.net


Band Pat Pollock Chequamegon High School ppollock@csdk12.net


Choral Lynn Seidl Luxemburg Casco Middle School lseidl@luxcasco.k12.wi.us


College & University Vanissa Murphy UW-Eau Claire murphyvb@uwec.edu


Collegiate MENC Advisor Beatriz Aguilar Edgewood College baguilar@edgewood.edu


Wisconsin School Musician


Collegiate MENC Representative Abigail Pulvermacher UW-Whitewater pulvermaaj11@uww.edu


CMP


Chris Gleason Patrick Marsh Middle School cpgleas@spasd.k12.wi.us


Early Childhood Education Rick Townsend


Maranatha Baptist Bible College rtownsend@mbbc.edu


General Music Karen Tordera Lakeview Elementary ktordera@wwusd.org


Government Relations Julie Brown


Madison Middle School brownjulie@aasd.k12.wi.us


Historian & Retired Members Kris McLain


kvmclain@charter.net 9


Jazz Education Steve Sveum


Sun Prairie High School sjsveum@spasd.k12.wi.us


Listening Project Peggy Krasin, Co-Chair Westside Elementary peggykrasin@comcast.net


Aimee Swanson, Co-Chair Lake Geneva Middle School aimee.swanson@badger.k12.wi.us


PI34 Licensing & Mentoring Project Mary Anne Zupan Wales Elementary School zzupanm@kmis.kwsp.edu


Music In Our Schools Month Sharon Munson


smunson319@sbcglobal.net


Orchestra Carrie Gruselle


Appleton East High School grusellecarrie@aasd.k12.wi.us


Research


Sheila Feay-Shaw UW-Milwaukee feayshaw@uwm.edu


Technology David Johnson Williams Bay High School djohnson@williamsbayschools.org


Tri-M Music Honor Society Steve Kurr


Middleton High School skurr@mcpasd.k12.wi.us


WI Advocates for Music Education Leyla Sanyer Oregon High School les@oregonsd.net


Executive Director Michael George Wisconsin Center for Music Education mgeorge@wsmamusic.org


Membership Coordinator Terri Ellis Dodgeville Middle School tellis@dsd.k12.wi.us


State Fine Arts Consultant TBA


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