In the Center Worldwide Workshops


Workshops took center stage for the past few months, bringing in superb instructors like Paris Rutherford from the University of North Texas, Carol Krueger from Emporia Kansas and Richard Grunow from the Eastman School of Music in New York. Not only did the presenters come from all across the country, the participants came from all ends as well, some travel- ing from Florida, Colorado and even the Philippines! Sponsors of select workshops were J.W. Pepper and Hal Leonard, showing just how prominent the events at the center have been. Read some of the testimonials from workshop participants below:


“The wealth of information and immediate practice ideas are so great.”


“Carol Krueger was a fountain of knowledge and her resources are remarkable, and she has made those available to us as well.”


“I am learning how to empower my students.”


“Everything is hands-on, and taught by wonderful instructors.”


“I was given a practical vision for starting my own music programs.”


Julie Goldberg’s guitar workshop filled the center with music as participants learned helpful techniques and songs.


WSMA staff and members of the Waunakee community gather to discuss the Waunakee Creative Economy Initiative in Pleasant Rowland Innovation Center.


Executive Director Michael George speaks at a retirement reception for Mel Pontious, who was the state fine arts consultant for the Department of Public Instruction.


We Welcome Your Ideas! Wisconsin School Musician


If you have any ideas or suggestions for programming at the Wisconsin Center for Music Education, please call 1-800-589-9762 or email melsner@wsmamusic.org.


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