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2022 PMEA Annual In-Service Conference
Together
Tentative Schedule as of 2.23.22
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 10:30 a.m.
2 – 9 p.m. Exhibitor Move-In and Conference Registration • Opening General Session featuring keynote speaker David
Wish, Little Kids Rock
THURSDAY, APRIL 7
7:30 a.m. Breakfasts
TTRR Council
Hosted by Paul Fox
REGION I
Hosted by Doug Butchy & Eryn Caranza
9 a.m. Concerts
• Central Bucks High School East Select Choir,
Chirs Villante, director
• Shared with Nazareth Area HS Nightingales,
Kelly S Rocchi, director
• Susquehanna University Wind Ensemble,
Eric Hinton, director
9 a.m. Sessions
• Modern Band in the classroom: Performing, creating and
assessment
Presenter: Dan Brenner, Sharon Davis, Kayla Kurtz, Dean 12 p.m. Concerts
Packard-Howey, Lebanon Valley College • Pennfield Middle School Jazz Band,
• On the Efficacy of Folk Song in the Elementary General Music David Orehowsky, director
Classroom • Shared with North Penn High School Navy Jazz Band,
Presenter: Jacqueline Kelly-McHale, DePaul University David DiValentino, director
• Research to Practice Workshop - Informal Music Learning, • Indiana University of Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra,
Orff Schulwerk and Creativity: A Mixed Methods Study Alexandra Dee, director
Presenter: David Dockan, University of Kentucky
• Systemic and Artistic Motivations to Inspire Your Students to 12 p.m. Sessions
Practice and Be Engaged in Your Program • Can You Hear Me Now: Strategies for Music Students with
Presenter: Scott Casagrande, John Hersey High School, IL, Hearing Loss and Auditory Processing Disorder
retired Presenters: Cara Clark, Stacy Paparone & Jeffrey Tedford,
• Teaching the Intangibles in Band, Tangibly Grove City College
Presenter: Robin Linaberry, Routledge Publishers • Cloud-Based Assessment on Any Device
• Unpacking the Score: Empowering Student Learners, Em- Presenter: Robin Hodson, MusicFirst
bedding Musicianship in the Choral Rehearsal • Creating Meaningful Movement Opportunities
Presenter: Kyle Weary, South Middleton SD Presenter: Lesley Dennis, QuaverEd• Ready, Sing, Respond: Reimaging Choral Rehearsal Strategies • Shared with Downingtown East Masterworks Choir,
Presenter: Christopher Kiver, Penn State University Adam Speakman, director
• Redefining General Music for the 21st Century • West Chester University Wind Ensemble,
Presenters: Sharon Davis, Lebanon Valley College, Craig Deni- Andrew Yozviak, director
son, Indiana Univ. of PA, Cassandra Eisenreich, Slippery Rock
University and Rachel Whitcomb, Duquesne University 3 p.m. Sessions
• Research Poster Session • 4 Steps in Creating a Quality Choral Program
Hosted by Alison Reynolds, PMEA Research Chair Presenter: William Naydan, Arcadia University
• The Composer’s Perspective: Helpful Insight for Interpreta- • Bow Distribution: The Key to Rhythmic Accuracy
tion and Rehearsal in the String Orchestra
Presenter: Scott Watson, Parkland SD Presenter: Caitlin Shroyer, West Essex Regional SD
• What Do I Do With Those Drummers?! • Codes, Case Studies and Conundrums - The Challenges of
Presenter: Robin Linaberry, Routledge Publishers Ethical Decision Making
Presenter: Paul Fox, PMEA Teacher Training, Recruitment
1:05 p.m. Mini Concert & Retention Council
• Pennsylvania Chamber Winds, John Johnston, director • Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging for LGBTQIA+ Music Stu-
dents and Teachers
1:30 p.m. Concerts Presenters: Jay Althouse, Adam Cordle, Seth Keller & Brent
• Central Bucks High School East Wind Ensemble, Talbot, Gettysburg College
Jason Morehouse, director • Improvising Songs and Applying Music Standards
• Mansfield University Concert Choir, to Improvisation
Peggy Dettwiler, director Presenter: Max Schafer, Underdog Educational
• Next Steps with Ukulele in a Post-Pandemic World
1:30 p.m. Sessions Presenter: Bryan Powell, Little Kids Rock
• Dalcroze and Kodály: The Intersection of Singing • The Power of Positive Musical Identity: Cracking the Musical
and Movement Identity Code with Adolescents
Presenter: David Frego, Penn State University Presenter: Elizabeth Parker, Temple University
• Marking for Mastery: How to Study Your Scores Efficiently
Presenter: Jordan Smith, Susquehanna University 4:05 p.m. Mini Concert
• Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Am I Providing Opportunities • Canon-McMillan Pan and Percussion,
Reflecting All? Mark Falvo & Eric Schrader, directors
Presenter: Lori Schwartz Reichl, Making Key Changes
• PMEA Invited Researcher: Big Challenges, Big Opportuni- 4:30 p.m. Concerts
ties: Research for Change in Music Education • Loyalsock Township Middle School Band,
Presenter: Ann Marie Stanley, Louisiana State University David Tini, director
• PMEA Model Curriculum Framework Session • Lancaster Bible College Chamber Singers,
Presenter: Scott Sheehan, Hollidaysburg Area SD Robert Bigley, director
• The ABC's of Great Middle School Band Music
Presenter: Jason Worzbyt, Indiana Univ. of PA 4:30 – 5:00 p.m. Sessions
• There is Life After College! Navigating Interviews, Accept- • Imagine!
ing Your First "Big Kid" Job and Thriving in Your First Year Presenters: Becky Burdett, Lackwanna Trail SD & PAO-
of Teaching! SA and Karin Puffer, PAOSA
Presenter: Kathleen Amabile, Elk Lake SD • Motivation and the Large Ensemble Classroom: Meta-
cognition Driven Rehearsals and Lessons
3 p.m. Concerts Presenter: Jessica Vaughan-Marra, Seton Hill University
• Shenango High School Treble Chamber Singers, • Only Band Director in Your District? No Problem! How to
Samantha Leali, director Build Thriving Music Programs in Small Rural Schools!
Pres enter : Kat h le en Amabile, Elk Lake SD• PMEA Composition Program – Outstanding Compositions 9:30 – 11 p.m. College/University Receptions
Hosted by Dennis Emert • Duquense University
• Theory, History & Composition for ALL Students Hosted by Rachel Whitcomb
Presenter: John Mlynczak, Hal Leonard • Indiana University of PA
Hosted by Matt Baumer
5 p.m. • Mansfield University Reception
• PMEA District Secretary/Treasurers Dinner Hosted by Nathan Rinnert
(Invitation Only) • Messiah College Reception
Hosted by Abigail Young, PMEA Executive Director Hosted by Rachel Cornacchio & Travis Weller
• Seton Hill University Reception
6:15 p.m. Hosted by Edward M. Kuhn, Jr.
• PMEA Awards Dessert Reception • Slippery Rock University Reception
Hosted by Kathleen Melago
7:30 p.m. • Temple University Reception
• PMEA Thursday Evening General Session & Featured Hosted by Alison Reynolds
Concert with Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser & the U.S. Army Band • West Chester University Reception
"Pershing's Own" Hosted by Christopher Hanning
• Westminster College Reception
Presenter: Hosted by Daniel Perttu
FRIDAY, APRIL 8
7:30 a.m.
• PMEA Board Breakfast
Hosted by Phil Stattel, PMEA President
• PMEA Mentor Program Breakfast
Hosted by Lisa Endler & Eric Plum, PMEA Mentor Program
Co-Chairs
8:30 a.m. Sessions
• Essential Elements Breakout Session
Presenter: Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser, Attitude Concepts
• Exploring the Modern Band Method
Presenter: Bryan Powell, Little Kids Rock
• Finding My Voice: Vocal Health in the Classroom,
A Teacher's Experiences
Presenter: Alison Lagan, Parkland SD
• How to Get the Most out of Your Orchestra Rehearsal
Presenter: Robert Gillespie, Ohio State University
• PCMEA Meeting
Hosted by Amanda Herold, PCMEA President
• PMEA Retired Members' Breakfast
Hosted by Paul Fox, PMEA Retired Members Chair
• The Next Generation of Music Educators is in Your Class-
room Now: Encouraging Careers in Music Education in K-12
Presenter: Kathleen Melago, Slippery Rock University
• Time for Music Play 2! Dynamic Social-Music Engagement
for PK-5th Grade Learners
Presenter: Alison Reynolds, Temple University• Retirement 101 - The Who, What, When, Where, Why, and
How of Preparing for Post-Employment
Presenter: Paul Fox, PMEA Retired Members Chair
• You've Got It Covered: Performing Popular Music in the El-
ementary General Music Classroom
Presenter: Adrienne Rodriguez, Susquehanna University
11:30 a.m.
• Phi Beta Mu Business Meeting & Luncheon (Invitation only)
Hosted by Travis Weller, Phi Beta Mu
12:30 p.m.
• PADESTA Business Meeting & Luncheon (Invitation only)
Hosted by Jeff Tedford, PADESTA
10 a.m. 1 p.m. Concerts
• PMEA Friday General Session with Lesley Moffat and a per- • Lebanon Valley College Concert Choir,
formance by the Messiah University Percussion Ensemble Kyle Zeuch, director
• North Hills Wind Ensemble,
11:30 a.m. Concerts Lucas Beaver & Len Lavelle, directors
• Lower Dauphin HS Chamber Singers,
Elizabeth Colpo, director 1 p.m. Sessions
• Shared with State College Area HS Master Singers, • Drumset Techniques for All Ensembles
Erik Clayton, director Presenter: Nathan Buonviri, Temple University
• West Chester Area SD Senior Strings, Katrina Kelly, director • First Aid for the Instrumental Rehearsal
Presenter: Jordan Smith, Susquehanna University
11:30 a.m. Sessions • Let's Tok: The Benefits of Social Media in Education
• Creating Habits of Success in the Young Band Presenters: Cyndi Mancini & Jennifer Slaght, Montour
Presenter: Scott Rush, GIA School
• Emoting Together! Connecting with, Internalizing and Com- • Music for Exceptional Learners: Including Everyone in the
municating Ideas and Emotions in Music Music Classroom
Presenter: Andrew Withington, Westminster College Presenters: Angela Guerriero, West Chester University, Jodi
• Music Education 2.0 - Blended and Hybrid Learning Tech- Jianniney, Garnet Valley SD & Andrew Vensel, Middletown
niques Using Technology to Enhance Secondary Music Programs Area SD
Presenter: Thomas West, Pennsylvania Leadership Charter • Research Forum II - The Effect of Remote and Altered Instruc-
School tion upon Secondary Choral Programs in the Co-Vid-Pan-
• Recalculating...Adjusting Our Rehearsal Coordinates After demic, Angela Milliren, West Virginia University & The Im-
COVID plementation of Trauma-Informed Practices in K-12 Music
Presenter: Gary Seighman, Trinity University Classrooms: Developing a Framework for Educators, Pauline
• Repertoire for the Developing Choir - The Passion of Text, Taylor, University of Delaware
Melody and Harmony • Window and Mirrors: SEL-focused Children’s Literature in
Presenter: Greg Gilpin, Shawnee Press/ Hal Leonard Corp. the Elementary Music Setting
• Research Forum I - Beyond Repertoire: Considering Cul- Presenters: Kay Pina & Sarah Watts, Penn State University
turally Relevant Pedagogy in a Community-Based Drum,
Jess Mullen, Penn State University & Students' Descriptions 2 p.m. Mini Concert
of Moving, Singing, and Chanting in One Middle School Or- • 28th Div. Brass Quintet,
chestra Program, Aimee Pearsall & Thomas Waggner, Uni- Aaron Burkle & Andrew Lynn, directors
versity of Delaware2:30 p.m. Concerts SATURDAY, APRIL 9
• Keystone Chamber Winds, Jason Worzbyt, director 8:30 a.m.
• Criterions Jazz Ensemble, Jonathan Ragonese, director • Assistive Technology in the Elementary Classroom
Presenters: Rachel Grimsby, Illinois State University & Leslie
2:30 p.m. Sessions Weaver, Hamburg Area SD
• Be a Part of the Music • Fun & Fabulous Musicianship for Choir
Presenter: Dave Kaplan, Music & Arts Presenter: Bryan Nichols, Penn State University
• Inclusion/Exclusion in the Instrumental Ensemble • Variations on a Video Theme-Creating Videos with Web-
Presenter: Sara Jones, DePaul University Based Apps
• The Art of Teaching String Instrument Position and Left Presenter: Susan Basalik, Methacton Area SD
Hand Skills in the String Class
Presenter: Robert Gillespie, Ohio State University 8:30 – 10 a.m. Session
• The Interview Clinic: Practicing and Playacting to Improve • Cultural Competence in the Music Classroom
Your Performance at Employment Screenings • Presenters: Rollo Dilworth & Suzanne Hall, Temple Univ.
Presenter: Paul Fox, PMEA TTRR Council Chair
• Where Are My Lady Composers?
Presenter: Robin Giebelhausen, University of Maryland 9:45 a.m. Concert
• Allentown Band, Ron Demkee, director
3 p.m.
• All-State Chorus Concert 9:45 a.m. Sessions
• Choral Repertoire Reading Session
4 p.m. Concerts Presenter: Elizabeth Colpo, ACDA-PA
• Penn State Cello Choir, Robert Gardner, director • First Steps in Music: Movement Development
• Shared with Slippery Rock University Clarinet Choir, Presenter: Leslie Weaver, Feierabend Association for Music
Amanda Morrison, director Education
• Montgomery County Community Band, • The Hero in You!
Chuck Neidhardt, director Presenter: Corey Bartell, Scranton SD
4:00 p.m. Sessions 10:15 – 11:45 a.m. Session
• Escape from the Norm: Designing and Using Digital Escape • Music in Urban Centers Roundtable Discussion
Activities in the Music Classroom Open discussion led by Henry Pearlberg, Wallingford-Swarth-
Presenter: Nichole Witman, Elizabethtown Area SD more SD
• Finding & Funding Your Vision: How to Successfully Apply
for Grants & Outside Funding for Music 11 a.m.
Presenter: Panel discussion led by Mark Despotakis & Hen- • All-State Orchestra Concert
ry Pearlberg
• Plan Your Work, Work your Plan: Planning Successful Les- 11:30 a.m. Session
sons for Inclusive General Music Classes • First Steps in Music: Vocal Development
Presenters: Debbie Lynn Wolf, Cairn Univ./Univ. of the Presenter: Leslie Weaver, Feierabend Association for Music
Arts and Michelle Fella Przybylowski, AOSA President Education
• Women in a Bands World
Presenters: Julia Hartnett & Jerianne Larson, Yough SD 2 p.m.
• All-State Wind Ensemble & Band Concert
4:30 p.m. (Off-site)
All-State Vocal Jazz Ensemble & Jazz ConcertFEATURE S
2022 PMEA Annual In-Service Conference Exhibitors
Exhibitors List Moravian University Department of Music*
#&b Murphy Robes
28th Infantry Division Band Music & Arts
B&P Music Publications, LLC MusicFirst
BAC Musical Instruments Peak Group Travel
Baldwin Wallace University* Penn State School of Music***
Bloomsburg University, Lock Haven University, and PepWear LLC
Mansfield University* Pereira 3D Clarinet Services
Capital University Conservatory of Music Private Music Studio Guide Book
Carnegie Mellon University Music Ed QuaverEd****
Cavalcade of Bands* Rider University's Westminster Choir College***
Conn-Selmer, Inc. Robert M. Sides Family Music Center*
Cunningham Piano Company Roberts Wesleyan College Department of Music*
DeMoulin Brothers & Company RS Tours & Travel
Duquesne University - Mary Pappert School of Music**** Seton Hill University
Eastman Music Company Slippery Rock University*
Educational Programs Network**** Sonor Orff-Nuvo Instrumental
Educational Travel Adventures St. Louis Music
Elizabethtown College* Stanbury Uniforms
Fred J. Miller Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College
Friendly Kettle Popcorn Company Susquehanna University*
GBC Fundraising Temple University Boyer College of Music and Dance***
GIA Publications, Inc. The String Tree****
Grove City College Music Department*** The Tuba Exchange
Guardian Travel and Fundraising Tournament of Bands*
Hartwick College Travel Gallery - Taking Music Everywhere
Hawaii State Tours University of Delaware School of Music
Hunter Music Instrument Inc. University of Pittsburgh
Indiana University of Pennsylvania U.S. Army Band
J.W. Pepper US Bands
Johnstonbaugh's Music Centers* Wells School of Music at West Chester University
Jupiter/Mapex/Majestic-KHS America Western Pennsylvania Center for the Arts**
Kutztown University Westminster College
Lancaster Bible College* World Class Vacations
Lebanon Valley College* Zeswitz Music**
Lehigh Valley Digital Music Press**
Marietta College
Marine Music Program * denotes PMEA Corporate Sponsor
Menchey Music Service, Inc.**** ** denotes PMEA Bronze Sponsor
Messiah University**** *** denotes PMEA Silver Sponsor
Millersville University ****denotes PMEA Gold Sponsor
+ denotes Conference Sponsor
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innovative practice and research that will contribute to the field
28th Infantry Division Band – Booth 702 of music education in inclusive and transformative praxis. The
The National Guard Army Band of the Pennsylvania National Master of Music degree in Music Education is a personalized
Guard. course of study based on academic background, musicianship,
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connecting neo-traditional philosophy to practice.
B&P Music Publications, LLC – Booth 209 “Transforming music educators are passionate about what they
Music Publisher for Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Percussion do because for them, passing on the living traditions of the past
Ensemble, Mixed Brass and Winds, Steel Bands and More. as they also reshape them in the present is the vital work of
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www.allthingsband.com celebration of music making and taking”. -Transforming Music
Education, Estelle Jorgensen
BAC Musical Instruments – Booths 406, 408 www.cmu.edu/cfa/music/
BAC Musical Instruments manufactures and imports student
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Baldwin Wallace University* - Booth 300 https://cavalcadeofbands.com/
Student-centered. Nationally acclaimed. Bold. Our
undergraduate-only Conservatory of Music is a vibrant Conn-Selmer, Inc. – Booths 204, 206
community where passion, precision and creative expression Conn-Selmer, Inc. is the leading manufacturer and distributor
lead to meaningful learning and extraordinary performance. of band and orchestral instruments for professional, amateur
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campuses, Bloomsburg University, Lock Haven University, and saxophones and Glaesel and Scherl & Roth string instruments.
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Capital University Conservatory of Music – Cunningham Piano Company – Booths 715, 717,
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Capital University Conservatory of Music offers Bachelor Cunningham Piano Company has been a preferred supplier to
of Music degrees in Education, Performance, Industry, educators in our state since 1891. Acoustic pianos by Yamaha
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GIA Publications, Inc. – Booths 707, 709, 711, 713
Eastman Music Company – Booths 515, 517 At GIA Publications, Meredith Music, and Walton Music
The Eastman family of brands, including Wm. S. Haynes we aspire to publish the highest quality music education
Co., S.E. Shires Co., Backun Musical Services, and Bourgeois resources to enrich lives, bring joy to students, and inspire
Guitars, proudly makes handcrafted instruments for players of teachers. We continue to create innovative resources for
all levels. music educators at all levels, even in challenging distance
EastmanMusicCompany.com learning environments. By working with authors and
educators who represent the best the profession has to
Educational Programs Network**** - offer from preschool through college and beyond.
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The Educational Programs Network offers Festivals, Clinics,
Workshops and the Travel Professionals to get you there. Grove City College Music Department*** -
http://www.educationalprograms.com Booths 212, 214
Grove City College occupies a unique place in American
Educational Travel Adventures – Booth 210 higher education. Founded in 1876, the College has
Travel and Festivals unwaveringly upheld the American pillars of faith and
https://www.etadventures.com/ freedom. Grove City College’s first president, Isaac C.
Ketler, envisioned a school that would educate and shape
Elizabethtown College* - Booth 302 engaged citizens of strong character who would lead
Elizabethtown College Offers Bachelor's Degrees in Music lives of service to our country and world. Years later, J.
Therapy, Music Education, and Music, with a Master's in Howard Pew, the College’s longest-serving chairman of
Music Education. the board of trustees, declared that the College’s “prime
www.etown.edu responsibility is to inculcate in the minds and hearts
of youth those Christian, moral, and ethical principles
Fred J. Miller – Booth 700 without which the country cannot long endure.”
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1 8 | PMEA NEWS | SPRING 2022Hartwick College – Booth 706 truth. LBC offers professional degrees in Music Education,
A liberal arts college offering music and music education degrees. Music Performance (composition, instrumental and vocal),
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Music. Visit www.lbc.edu/music
Hawaii State Tours – Booth 403 www.lbc.edu
Thirty years of bringing Groups to the Hawaiian Islands. Our
customer service is our Aloha! Lebanon Valley College* - Booth 315
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located in Annville, PA. Achieve more than you ever
Hunter Music Instrument Inc. – Booth 205 thought possible. We value kindness, hard work and
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Indiana University of Pennsylvania – Booth 103 placement. The music programs include a B.S. in Music
The mission of the IUP Department of Music is the Education, B.M. in Audio & Music Production, B.A. in
professional preparation of music students as teachers, Music Business, B.A. in Music, Master of Music Education
performers, composers, and scholars at the undergraduate and Modern Band Certificate. Learn more at www.lvc.edu.
and graduate level. www.lvc.edu
https://www.iup.edu/music/index.html
Lehigh Valley Digital Music Press** - Booth 308
J.W. Pepper – Booths 703, 705 Useful music for strings need not be expensive! Lehigh
Founded in 1876, J.W. Pepper is the best online store for sheet Valley Digital Music Press is a Pennsylvania-based publisher
music with over a million titles to choose from. of music for string orchestra, beginner to advanced. LVDMP
www.jwpepper.com customers enjoy the ability to make unlimited part copies for
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Johnstonbaugh's Music Centers* - www.lvdmp.com
Booths 512, 514
Western Pennsylvania School Music Dealer Marietta College – Booth 510
www.johnstonbaughs.com At the Edward E. MacTaggart Department of Music at
Marietta College, you will find a close music community
Jupiter/Mapex/Majestic-KHS America + – within a challenging liberal arts environment that includes
Booths 410, 412 frequent individual contact with active performers and
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that provide a lifetime of musical inspiration. opportunities to help you become a successful musician,
www.khs-america.com evidence-based music therapy courses and courses for the
development of special music therapy skills, coursework that
Kutztown University – Booth 613 provides in-depth instruction in music education methods,
Kutztown University is a member of the Pennsylvania and instruction in both instrumental and vocal pedagogy to
State System of Higher Education. We offer degrees in help you become a successful educator. You will develop the
Music Education, Commercial Music, Music Performance, skills and tools you need to become a leader in the music
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Lancaster Bible College* - Booth 608
Lancaster Bible College is a premier academic institution Marine Music Program – Booths 211, 213
preparing students to proclaim Christ by serving Him in the Marine Corps Musicians fight for our Nation while continuing
church and society. The Music, Worship, & Performing Arts to pursue their passion for music in the Musician Enlistment
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Menchey Music Service, Inc.**** - Booths 417, 516 go educator solutions, quality and immediately available
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Millersville University – Booth 714
Millersville University's Music program will prepare you for Penn State School of Music*** - Booth 200
the rapidly changing music industry through a dynamic, The School of Music offers a range of undergraduate and
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including two visual and performing arts centers, three that prepare students for careers as performers, teachers, and
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