Life in the music classroom / compiled by Marcus L. Neiman.

Other author Neiman, Marcus L.
Other author Music Educators National Conference (U.S.)
Format Book
Publication InfoReston, VA : Music Educators National Conference, ©1992.
Description63 pages ; 23 cm
Subjects

Contents Starting out. The greatest challenge / Tom Batiuk ; My starting five / Tim Lautzenheiser ; The festival concert / Shirley Strohm Mullins -- The path to teaching. Tripping over my own feet / James D. Kirk ; The spark that keeps me going / Laura Rabon ; Just squeaking by / Thom Singer -- Out in the field. Cake with George / Jill Kuespert Anderson ; The Gainesville triangle / Stuart J. Ling ; It was a dark and stormy night / Boyd McKeown ; Schumann was appreciated by his mother / Jane Emery -- Surviving burnout and other challenges. Out of the frying pan ... / Deborah H. Mitchell ; How to teach music with no voice / Janice L. Haworth ; A different approach / Don Sowers -- College, contests, and the community. Challenging opinions / Irma H. Collins ; Hitting the high notes / Rosemary Watkins ; More to it than just judging / James D. Kirk ; What do you do for a living? / Billiegene A. Garner -- Looking back. Caught crying! / Corwin H. Taylor ; A happy ending, thank goodness / Billiegene A. Garner ; Music, teaching, and writing / Edmund J. Siennicki.
Abstract This is a compilation of anecdotes about the ways in which music has touched lives. Each chapter, with an introduction by the compiler, focuses on one point in a music educator's career: those first events that illuminated the desire to go into teaching; the frustrations and joys of the classroom; the fond memories, viewed from retirement.
Local noteLittle-359316--305131064917/
Action note Little- committed to retain 20200101 20401231 CUSP
LCCN 92190642
ISBN1565450108

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Music Closed Stacks - Ask at Circulation Desk MT2 .L5 1992 ✔ Available Place Hold