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Teaching Music History Day II
University of Michigan School of Music
Saturday, October 30, 2004
Burton Memorial Tower, #506
Program, Travel
Directions
Online
Teaching Materials
Please submit materials for an archive of teaching materials and a workshop
packet to mhtd2004@umich.edu.
Registration
Is free of charge. RSVP
to mhtd2004@umich.edu
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Program
8:30 Coffee
9:00 Welcome
and Introductions
9:15 Panel I: “Why
Teach Music History?”
- Suzanne Camino, University of Michigan
- Linda Ferguson, Valparaiso University
- Stefano Mengozzi, University of Michigan
- Amy Stillman, University of Michigan
- Mary Paquette-Abt, Wayne State University
- Moderator, Joseph Lam,
University of Michigan
11:00 Paper Session
- “Why Teach
Music History: What Do We Value and Why?”
—Mary Natvig,
Bowling Green State University
- “Teaching Music
History Through Musical Practice: Northwestern University’s Evelyn
Dunbar Early Music Festival”
—Rebecca
Meador Bennett, Northwestern University
- Moderator, Louise Stein,
University of Michigan
Lunch
1:30 Panel II: Responding
to the Challenge—New Strategies & Tactics
- Ann
Lemke, Oakland University, with Naomi André, University of Michigan
- Matthew Steel, Western Michigan University
- Diane Strasser, University of Michigan / Charles K. Spain
Dual
School [Detroit] / Chelsea High School
- Betty-Anne Younker, University of Michigan
- Moderator, Naomi André,
University of Michigan
3:00 Round Robin: Writing & Other
Ideas
- Anna
Celenza, Michigan State University
- Mark Clague, University of Michigan
- Michael
Strasser, Baldwin-Wallace
- Moderator, Kathryn Lowerre,
Michigan State University
4:00 Open Forum: Participant Discussion
- Charles Garrett, facilitator
5:00 Ends
6:00 Dinner and Discussion
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Directions
Local Maps to Ann Arbor and Burton Tower
From North and Northwest
Take US-23 south to M-14 west; Exit at Main Street (#3). Take Main
south (straight off exit). Turn left onto Huron. Turn right onto State
Street. Turn onto Washington. Park on street or at city structures,
see “P” notations
on map.
From East, West, and South
Take I-94 to State Street; Head north off of exit— (Left if
traveling east; Right if traveling west). Travel 3-4 miles north to
UM campus / downtown. Park at city structures (left on William, right
on Maynard.) See “P” notations
on map.
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Burton Tower is the tallest
building on UM’s Central Campus. It is a white, four-sided clock
tower near the center of campus and is on a pedestrian plaza between
Hill Auditorium, The Michigan League, and the Modern Languages Building,
see starred location on map. Enter either door at the tower base and
take the elevator to the fifth floor. The meeting is in room 506, directly
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For specific driving
directions, visit http://www.mapquest.com
Enter street address: 812 E.
Washington, Ann Arbor, MI 48109 and click for directions
Call 734.649-4972,
if you run into problems in transit and need help.
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Notes: Please bring sample assignments, syllabi, or other
teaching ideas to share during the day, especially at the “Round Robin.” Position
papers for Panel I will be available prior to the event. RSVP to tmhd2004@umich.edu
if you plan to attend and to request copies of papers or to submit teaching
examples to be included in a workshop packet. There will be a post workshop
dinner at 6pm; all attendees are welcome.
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