WMEA News


WMEA Council members gather for a traditional photo during their annual summer retreat at the Wisconsin Center for Music Education.


WMEA Music Standards in Your Class- room.” Finally, committee members will lead two sessions on the WMEA Wiscon- sin Music Standards at the Wisconsin State Music Conference this October. Commit- tee members include Paul Budde, Chris- tine Hayes, Kate Mitchell, Leyla Sanyer, Timothy Schaid, Aimee Swanson and Richard Tengowski.


Please visit wmeamusic.org/standards for additional information about the WMEA Wisconsin Music Standards, including standards maps, teaching plans and cur- riculum maps, and more.


CMP Summer Workshop


The 2018 Comprehensive Musicianship through Performance (CMP) Summer Workshop took place on June 25–29 at UW-River Falls. This year’s event in- cluded 43 participants along with 10 staff members, who together explored holistic teaching and learning approaches and mindsets for band, choir, orchestra and classroom music.


CMP is a grass-roots project of passion- ate, skilled educators who work collab- oratively with music teachers to foster student potential. Started in 1977 and


Wisconsin delegation team preps for NAfME Hill Day. L to R: Leyla Sayner, Leah Motl, Paige Owen, Laurie Fellenz, Kati Seiter, Lynn Seidl, Brad Schneider.


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still going strong, CMP promotes an in- novative approach to planning instruction. The rehearsal is seen as a laboratory in the CMP process, one where students are empowered to develop high-level skills while simultaneously deepening their understanding of music, themselves and the world.


Please visit wmeamusic.org/cmp for more information about CMP, including infor- mation about the 2019 summer workshop, which will take place at Edgewood Col- lege in Madison.


Paul Budde is the music education coordinator at UW-River Falls. Email: paul.budde@uwrf.edu


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