Wisconsin State Music Conference


Transforming Recorder Through Technology Christopher Russell, Prescott Sponsored by Peripole, Inc.


Voice and Choice: Empowering Student Learners When Teaching With Standards in Mind Christine Hayes, Whitewater; Aimee Swanson, Lyons; Ian Melrose, Sun Prairie; Laura Burns, Oregon


General Music - Secondary


A Radical New Middle School General Music Curriculum Jackson Smith, Green Bay


Affective Outcomes in Music Theory Kevin Cooley, Dodgeville


Bringing the Powerful Connecting Standards to Life Christine Hayes, Whitewater; Richard Tengowski, Kohler; Angela Roberts, Waunakee; Brian Vanderbloemen, McFarland; Beatriz Aguilar, Madison


General Secondary Music Networking Session Hip-Hop on the Fly: Get Your Musical Wings Courtney Powers, Philadelphia, PA


Retention From Building to Building and Year to Year Joe Finnegan, Weston; Kati Seiter, Oregon


Step-by-Step School Songbook: Celebrating Your School’s Families Christa Jones, Goshen, IN


Higher Education/Research


Cultivating an Activist Pedagogy in the Music Classroom


Donna Hewitt, Kenosha; Hope Hummel, Kenosha


Global Awareness - Understanding the World Through Choral Music


Letícia Grützmann, Waukesha


Marginalized Voices in Music Education Sheila Feay-Shaw, Milwaukee Jazz


Aural Excursions: Ways to Fine Tune Listening While Playing


Blair Bielawski, Saint Francis Sponsored by Exelcia Music Publishing


Drum Set Pedagogy: Guiding Young Drummers Through the Groove Benjamin Fraley, Altoona


Prep for the WSMA High School State Honors Band, Orchestra (Winds/Percussion) and Jazz Auditions Bill Dennee, Green Bay; Will Janssen, Mount Horeb; Vickie Donahue, Waunakee


Successful Jazz Ensemble Pedagogy Harvey Halpaus, Ellsworth


Taking the Time - Teaching Improvisation to the Jazz Ensemble


James Simmons, Normandy, TN WSMA High School State Honors Jazz Ensemble Conductor


Register at wmeamusic.org/conference 40 September 2021


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