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University of Missouri Music Department
Quaver Music
Missouri Baptist University
Kodaly of the Ozarks
14 Central Methodist University
15,ii Yamaha Corporation 19
The Musician’s Choice
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University of Missouri-Kansas City
Southeast Missouri State University
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University of Mississippi
Missouri State University
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Southern Illinois University
58 Band Instrument Company
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Table of Contents Editors’ Notes
Preserving the Past, Preparing the Future Rob Nichols
8 Helping Policy Makers Listen Gary Brandes
10 A Guide to Authentic Swing Performance Joe Parisi
14 Taking Yourself Seriously, Why We DO What We DO Ken Tucker
16 Music Advocacy’s Secret Weapons Karen Stafford
18 Sharing Advice - From A Veteran Teacher Vanessa Minor
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“Common Core,” Opus 1, No 1 Stephanie Hill
Learning Jazz Styles Through Listening Rob Babel
24 Begin the Year Fresh Cheryl Cifelli
26 News From the District Presidents 32 Be Heard...But... Steve Litwiller
34 Less Stress and More Success: Advice from a FestivalSight-Reading Judge Phil Wood
35 Put Claude in the Hall Marvin Mannring
36 Welcome To Your New Family Ken Jeffs
37 MO-NAfME-Collegiate Caleb Haselhuhn
38 Tri-M Advisors - You Have Been Heard Cathy Coonis
40 Structuring Student Practice Through Technology Melissa Baughman
42 2014 MMEA Poster Session, A Call for Papers Wendy Sims
43 Using Technology in the Classroom Jacob Crawford
44 Affiliate President Columns MO-ASTA, Valerie Bell, MBA, Linda Huck MCDA, Jonathan Owen, MSHSAA, Davine Davis
49 MMEA Board Minutes Paul Swofford
About the Cover Renowned philosopher Bennett Reimer defines musical intelligence as an assortment of roles including: composer, performer, improviser, listener, theorizer, musicologist, teacher. Artwork by Thomas J. Trimborn, Professor of Music, Truman State University.
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