Volume 68, No. 2
http://www.njmea.org FEATURES
24 All-State Choral Conductor Selection, by Kathleen Spadafino 26 Is Your Program The Best Kept Secret In Your School?, by Ron Kearns 28 Three Online Tools For Music Education, by Andrew Lesser
30 Now Is The Time For Music Learning Theory Using Learning Theory To Teach “Reading Notes” On The Recorder, by Joel Perry
34 Using Journals In Your Ensemble Rehearsal, by Dan Halpern
36 The Ukulele In The General Music Classroom Part I – Ukulele 101, by Thomas Amoriello and Matthew S. Ablan
42 Music Education In Crisis, by Joseph Pergola 44 Teaching The Art Of The Shift In Orchestra Class, by Thomas Tatton 50 Band Articulation: Think About The Bowing, by William L. Berz 53 New Jersey State Music Conference, by Marie Malara 62 Marie Malara Named Master Music Teacher, by Kathleen Spadafino
63 Debunking Myths: Integrating Music History And Literature Into The General Music Classroom, by April Stephens
71 NJ NAfME Collegiate: From “Can I?” To “CANI”, by Mary Onopchenko ATTENTION MEMBERS:
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Volume 68, No. 2, JANUARY 2014 TEMPO Editor - Thomas A. Mosher, 80 Jumping Brook Drive, Lakewood, NJ 08701
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DEPARTMENTS AND NJMEA BUSINESS
Advertisers Index & Web Addresses ......87 Board of Directors ................................84 Division Chair News......................... 6-22 Editorial Policy & Advertising Rates .....86 From The Editor.....................................4 In Memoriam .......................................83 Past-Presidents ......................................86 President’s Message ............................. 2-3 Resource Personnel ...............................85 Round the Regions ......................... 78-82
FORMS AND APPLICATIONS
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NJMEA.ORG “Files and Documents” for downloadable
copies of all forms & applications
Conference Pre-Registration Form........61 NJ Honors Jazz Choir Auditions......66-67 Master Music Teacher Award ................68 Guitar Festival Ensemble Performance ..69 Guitar Festival Master Class .................70 School Administrator Award.................72 Distinguished Service Award.................73 Outstanding School Board Award.........74 MS Concert Band Festival ....................76 MS Choral Festival ...............................77 NAfME Membership............................88
2014 NAfME Music Research &
Teacher Education National Conference April 10-12, 2014 St. Louis, Missouri
2014 NAfME NATIONAL CONFERENCE
October 26-29, 2014 Nashville, TN
NJMEA CONFERENCE February 20 - 22, 2014 East Brunswick, NJ
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