Wisconsin State Continued from page 65 General Music – Elementary


Culture, Rhythm and Creative Music Making With Music Explorers Gina Izzo, New York, NY; Joanna Massey, New York, NY; Soul Science Lab Sponsored by Carnegie Hall


Elementary General Music Networking Sarah Phelps, Appleton


I’ve Never Had an Original Idea – Modifying Lessons for Your Classroom Sam Kappel, Weston; Sana Wressell, Wausau


Re/sound: Songs of Wisconsin Project – Polka! Mia Forslund, Madison; Arthur Gajewski, Freedom


Singing Games With a Twist Nigel Croston, Nashville, TN Sponsored by QuaverEd


[TI:ME] Music Production Made Simple – Creative Tech for Elementary and Middle School Students Lee Whitmore, New York, NY Sponsored by MusicFirst


Ukulele Fingerpicking for Young Musicians Lorelei Batisla-ong, Shorewood


Work Smart, Not Hard Linzie Mullens Sponsored by Peripole


Yes Chef! Every Second Counts Linzie Mullens Sponsored by Peripole


General Music – Secondary


Cross Disciplinary Teaching Using Wisconsin Arts Celebration Project Chris Gleason, Madison


Engaging Every Student – High School Adaptive Music and Peer Mentorship Heather Thorpe, Verona


[HOT] Boost Musicianship – Ear Training and Theory Tools That Actually Work Lee Whitmore, New York, NY Sponsored by MusicFirst


Secondary General Music and Technology Networking


Ryan Gutsch, Owen; Greg Koeller, Fall River


Higher Education/Research


A Mindset Shift From Musical Tourism to Culturally Valid Experiences Laura Mackey, Viroqua


Leveraging Game Tape Analysis to Improve Teaching and Performance Lorelei Batisla-ong, Shorewood; Jenny Hutton, Milwaukee


Unlocking Natural Musicality Allison Wilkinson, Gresham, OR Sponsored by GIA Publications


Using Reciprocity to Unlock the Mind-Body Benefits of Music Anna Reiser, Appleton


Music Conference


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