The changing scene
Identifieur interne : 001263 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 001262; suivant : 001264The changing scene
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- Music Educators Journal [ 0027-4321 ] ; 1978-01.
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</publisher></journal-meta><article-meta><article-id pub-id-type="doi">10.2307/3395409</article-id><article-id pub-id-type="publisher-id">10.2307_3395409</article-id><article-categories><subj-group subj-group-type="heading"><subject>Articles</subject></subj-group></article-categories><title-group><article-title>The changing scene</article-title></title-group><pub-date pub-type="ppub"><month>01</month><year>1978</year></pub-date><volume>64</volume><issue>5</issue><fpage>9</fpage><lpage>24</lpage><custom-meta-wrap><custom-meta xlink:type="simple"><meta-name>sagemeta-type</meta-name><meta-value>Other</meta-value></custom-meta><custom-meta xlink:type="simple"><meta-name>search-text</meta-name><meta-value> the changing scene Karen Fanta Zumbrunn has been promoted to the position of associate professor of music at Bergen Community College, Paramus, New Jersey. In addition to her teaching activities, Zumbrunn serves as MENC's student chapter adviser for the college. Kent State University. Ralph Ver-rastro, formerly professor of music and director of graduate studies at the University of Oklahoma, Norman, has been named director of the school of music at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. He replaced acting director James Waters, who returned to teaching in the theory and composition department. Emily McKnight has joined the faculty as assistant professor of voice. She previously taught at the Oberlin Conservatory, Oberlin, Ohio. Stanley Schleuter, a former faculty member at State University of New York College at Buffalo, has succeeded Melvin Piatt as coordinator of the music education department. Piatt has accepted a position on the music education staff of the University of Oklahoma. Terry Kuhn, formerly associated with the University of Maryland, College Park, has been appointed associate professor of music education. Irving M. Brown is now dean of the school of performing arts at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. Formerly dean of the faculty of fine and performing arts at the State University of New York College at New Paltz, Brown will supervise a professional and academic program of music, dance, and theatre. Elizabeth P. Brown, president of the New York State School Music Association, has been named acting supervisor of student teaching and music admissions at Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York. Prior to accepting the position at Ithaca, Brown taught in the music program of the public schools in Springville, New York, for twenty years. Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, has announced three new faculty appointments in its school of music. Robert A. Harris has been named professor of conducting and director of choral organizations. Myron Kartman is now professor of violin. In June 1978, Bennett Reimer will become John W. Beattie professor of music education and chairman of the music education department. Ernest (Ernie) Wilkins has become chairman of the Afro-American music department of the New England Conservatory, Boston. A composer, arranger, and conductor, Wilkins is noted for his work in jazz and has performed with such luminaries as Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, Harry James, Tommy Dorsey, Buddy Rich, Maynard Ferguson, Sonny Rollins, and Can-nonball Adderly. Virginia McGrew Broche, chairwoman of music education at the Chicago Conservatory College for the past twelve years, has retired from teaching. Broche also served for many years as a teacher of general music and a supervisor of music in public schools in Illinois. ? lNleW/|jusk \ iroir nam for concert and contest KADDISH, McBeth (MD) ………$40.00 A tonal memorial to J. Clifton Williams, who was McBeth's teacher. THE CENTAURS, Werner (M) …. 35.00 A practical contemporary work written for summer band camp use. PRELUDI0 E DANZA, Panerio (MD). 35.00 Lush, brilliant, romantic —all fit this newer work by the composer of Jubiloso. CHR0N0L0G, Jared Spears (M)…. 35.00 We are proud of this addition to our catalog by Mr. Spears, and we think it is his best to date. Very practically written for performance by high school groups. GRANT US THY MERCY, Lotti, Arr. by C. R. Spinney (ME)…… 12.50 A chorale-like setting of a sacred piece, which makes a good concert number as well as a study in pitch and balance. TUMBALALAIKA, Arr. by C. R. Spinney (ME) ……………. 12.50 A refreshing setting of the well-known Russian folk song; a new addition to the Planned Program Series (Junior High and smaller High Schools). CAPRICCIO C0NCERTANT— McBeth…………………. 40.00 Commissioned by and dedicated to the South Dakota AN State Band and the South Dakota Bicentennial Commission. RAPSCALLION—Barnes………. 35.00 Subtitled Overture-Scherzo for Symphonic Band —a brilliant and ingratiating piece for concert and contest. JUBILOSO—Panerio …………. 30.00 Winner of the 1975 ABA-Ostwald Award. Very playable by groups at the high school level, as well as college. FESTIVAL MUSIC FOR A CROWN PRINCE—Tohno………. 35.00 Original band music, written for the wedding of Crown Prince Aki-hito of Japan. Rehearsal record included. SUITE ROYALE—Lully/Schaefer …. 25.00 Orginially written for displays by the horsemen of the King of France. A brilliant and interesting addition to the band repertoire. TO BE FED BY RAVENS—McBeth … 40.00 SOUTHERN MUSIC COMPAA/V P. O. BOX 329 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78292 Fontbonne College, St. Louis, has announced two new faculty members. Composer Michael Hunt has become assistant professor of theory, composition, and jazz studies. Mary Ann Mulligan, formerly on the faculty of Georgia State University, Atlanta, is now chairwoman of the department of music and associate professor of music education. Isaac M. Ostrow has been appointed head of the string division and conductor of the university symphony at Utah State University, Logan. He replaced Ralph Matesky, who has retired from teaching and moved to Seattle to devote his time to composing. Ostrow taught formerly at the University of Maine and at Clarion College in Pennsylvania. Dacho Dachoff, director of music activities at Ferris State College, Big Rapids, Michigan, is now special assistant to the president for the arts at the college. He has been on the faculty for twenty-two years as a conductor and professor of music and humanities. Harry Dempsey has joined the faculty to take responsibility for the Ferris State College-Community Orchestra. Dempsey will also develop an expanded stage band and jazz program, assist with the marching band, and teach music and humanities courses. Arizona State University, Tempe, has added several new faculty members to its department of music. George Umberson, formerly head of the department of music at West Texas State University, Canyon, has been appointed chairman of the department of music and professor of music. Phyllis Skoldberg, a former professor of music at State University of New York College at Oswego, is now assistant dean of the college of fine arts and professor of music. Former Memphis State University faculty member Tom Ferguson has been named professor of music and director of jazz organizations. Eric Hoover, of the University of Illinois, Urbana, has been appointed associate professor of music in flute. Janice Meyer from Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, has been appointed instructor in piano. Robert Washut has replaced Robert Miller for one year as instructor of music in jazz. Eugene Gratovich has been appointed coordinator of the string department of the school of music at DePaul University, Chicago. A noted violinist, Gratovich previously taught at such schools as the University of California at San Diego, the University of Missouri-Columbia, and San Francisco State University, San Francisco. ? R.I;P General Music . U.d.4fc%; What happened, General Music? Here's a situation that's pretty common these days… maybe even in your school. Lots of complex reasons behind it, but when it happens, ineffective programming is nearly always a factor. And what's the cost? Simply the surrender of the last opportunity to reach every student with music. Improve your General Music programming and keep that opportunity alive. Write for information on General Music: A Comprehensive Approach, a program that responds to the interests of junior high students, yet offers uncompromising musicianship. Put some life in the General. 0 Comprehensive Musicianship …this is the year! For more information, write: ?VAddison-Wesley Publishing Company Department J-801 2725 Sand Hill Road Menlo Park, California 94025 11 The University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point has announced several faculty changes. Richard Pinnell, who has studied classical guitar in Uruguay and Argentina, is now assistant professor of music history and literature. With the addition of Pinnell, the university is able to offer programs in classical and jazz guitar. Elizabeth Fogle has been promoted to assistant professor of applied clarinet and theory. Former Southern Illinois University faculty member Anne Bakker has been appointed assistant professor of applied cello. Steven Sundell is the new music librarian. Faculty members serving as one-year replacements for those on leave of absence include composer Gerald Plain, who is substituting for Patrick Castle, and Martha Thomas, who is substituting for Ken Hopper. Tom L. Naylor has been appointed chairman of the department of music at Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro. Previously, Naylor had been associate professor of music at the university for ten years. Indiana State University. Five new faculty members have joined the department of music at Indiana State University in Terre Haute. John Ware, assistant professor of music, will teach music history, literature, composition, and theory. Assistant professor of music Robert Billups will teach violin, viola, chamber music, and music literature. Percussion, percussion techniques, and percussion ensembles will be taught by Jacqueline Meyer, an instructor in music. Diane Dimling will teach music education and voice for a one-year period. Martha Ann Krasnican has been named staff accompanist. Eleanor Nein has retired after a thirty-four-year teaching career encompassing five years in Ohio and twenty-nine years in Washington state. During her career, Nein taught in many areas of music including elementary strings, winds, brasses, and percussion. In addition to teaching elementary through high school voice students, she worked with both junior and adult church choirs. Nein plans to travel in the United States and Europe. Washington State University, Pullman, has announced the appointments of Ruby Bailey, assistant professor of piano and music theory; Craig Ktrchhoff, director of bands; Howard Meeker, assistant professor of percussion and director of the Cougar Marching Band; George H. Pro, assistant professor of organ; and Roger Stephens, director of opera and teacher of voice. ? THE ELECTRONIC DRUM CRRMIN RPPICC PCRCUSSION Will NVR B TH SRM Sundrum is o totally new approach to percussion. Whether used singly or in sets of four or more, Syndrum allows you to totally exploit the possibilities electronics offers the drummer. Rnd the variable controls of Syndrum allouu you all the options of electronic percussion without sacrificing technique. It is this concept of dynamics and control that distinguishes Syndrum as a musical instrument for the drummer. 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The Crane School of Music at State University of New York College at Potsdam has promoted three of its faculty members to department chairmanships. Elliot DelBorgo, an associate professor of music, has become chairman of the department of composition. The chairman of the music education department is now Allen L. Richardson, a professor. John Schorge, also a professor, was named chairman of the performance department. UT at Austin. Several new music faculty appointments have been announced at the University of TeKas at Austin. Donald Knaub, a professor specializing in trombone, taught formerly at the Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester in New York. Another former Eastman faculty member, Douglass Green, has been appointed professor in the area of music theory. Albert Regni, associate professor of saxophone, has been a saxophonist with the New York Philharmonic since 1965. Assistant professor John Balme, previously assistant conductor of the Opera Company of Boston, has been named music director of UT's Opera Theater. Charles Roeckle, an assistant professor in the area of musicology, has accepted a one-year appointment. Visiting faculty members include Eugene Kurtz and Leonard Treash, visiting professors, and Waldie Anderson and Amanda Vick Lethco, visiting associate professors. Harold Weller has accepted a position as director of orchestra and assistant professor of music at Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia. For the past seven years, Weller has been a member of the music faculty at Ashland College, Ashland, Ohio, and has helped to develop the Ashland Symphony Orchestra. He will continue as conductor of the Ashland Symphony for the 1977-1978 season. 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Barton has joined the faculty as assistant professor of music in theory at Indiana University at South Bend. Chihiro Kudo, Machie Kudo, Lutz Rath, and James Van Valkenburg have been made assistant professors of music in violin, violin, cello, and viola respectively. As members of the International String Quartet, the four will be quartet-in-residence for the university. Southern Methodist University. William Hipp, chairman of the division of music at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, has been named acting dean of SMU's Meadows School of the Arts. Hipp, who will continue to act as music faculty chairman, previously served as associate chairman of the music faculty and coordinator of the music education program. Donald Hodges, formerly assistant professor of music education at the University of South Carolina, Columbia, has joined the faculty as associate professor of music education and graduate coordinator of music education. Other faculty additions include Bruce Faulconer, assistant professor of theory and composition; Kevin Good, instructor of trumpet and theory; Richard Poppino, instructor of voice; and Robert G. Skinner, music librarian. New members of the adjunct faculty are oboist Eric Barr, bassoonist Janet Friedlander, tuba player Everett Gilmore, percussionist Douglas Howard, and flutist Jean Ann Larson. The University of South Alabama, Mobile, has announced the appointment of Edward Daniel as instructor of piano and piano ensembles. He succeeded Alma Fisher, who has retired. Other faculty additions include Janice Stevens, now instructor of voice and music education. ? 16 I-----w*-----KH H hOSCI lll-wy. H An exciting introduction to electronic music Your general music students can build their own oscillator with Osci III—a simple kit that can be used again and again. Osci III enables students to understand the basic way in which electronic sounds are produced. 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Berklee College of Music, Boston, has announced the appointments of new faculty members. By area of specialization, these include the following: bass—Herbert Hankinson; composition—George Cordeiro and Pamela Reswick; ear training—George Mon-seur; electronic music—Christopher R. Noyes; guitar—William Brinkley; harmony—Paul Dioguardi and Richard Grudzinski; humanities—Larry Brenner and Clarence Hammond; instrumental performance—John S. Armstrong, Andrew Jaffe, Herman Johnson, and Kit Nienkirchen; keyboards—John Arcaro, Mary Carol Comune, and William Davies; music education—Geprge Norris; percussion—James Baker, William L. No-rine, and Dennis Sullivan; and woodwinds—William M. Perich. John D. Upchurch, formerly a member of the faculty of the State University of New York College at Potsdam, has been chosen to replace Robert L. Blocker as chairman of the division of fine arts at Brevard College, Brevard, North Carolina. Jackson Parkhurst will conduct the Brevard Collegiate Singers and teach percussion. Parkhurst also serves as conductor of the Brevard Chamber Orchestra. Montana State University. Several changes have been made in the music faculty at Montana State University, Bozeman. Alan Leech, Mary Sanks, and Frederick Schoepflin have received the title of assistant professor. Larry Sowell, now coordinator of the band program, has been promoted to professor of music. Lowell Hickman has been named coordinator of the vocal/choral program, and Henry Campbell will serve in the same capacity for the theory program. New appointments to the staff include Verity Bostick, voice, and Frederick Raulston, percussion. 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Winston Stephens Jr. has replaced Brent Hylton as choirmaster for Hendricks Chapel at Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York. Formerly a graduate teaching assistant in the choral department at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Stephens will also teach applied music in organ. Hylton has joined the faculty of Western Maryland College, Westminster. Indiana University. Several faculty changes have taken place at Indiana University, Bloomington. Karen Shaw, a concert pianist and piano teacher, has been appointed chairperson of the piano department. A member of the IU faculty since 1968, she succeeded the late Sidney Foster. Associate professors Carl Fuerstner, Miriam Gelvin, and Allan Ross have been made full professors, and A. Peter Brown, Ray Cramer, Jan Harrington, John Nagosky, and Henry Upper have been promoted from assistant to associate professors. Robert W. Miller has accepted an appointment as assistant professor of music at East Stroudsburg State College, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. A pianist, Miller previously taught at Essex Community College in Baltimore. Steve Mayo is now assistant professor of music education at the University of South Dakota, Vermillion. He succeeded Beatrice Chaffee, who has retired. USC-Los Angeles. New faculty appointments at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, include Peggy Keller, instructor of vocal arts; James Kjelland, visiting instructor of music education; Thorn Mason, lecturer in music history and literature, theory and composition, and wind and percussion; Mario Pelusi, lecturer in theory and composition; Thomas Stevens, adjunct associate professor of wind and percussion; and Nick Strimple, assistant professor of choral and church music. ? The College of Santa Fe in New Mexico has added two new music faculty members. Shelby Boggio, a concert flutist, taught music privately and in public schools and colleges before accepting a full-time position at Santa Fe. Piano courses will be taught by Marcia Mikulak, a composer and performing artist who has been a music and piano teacher at other colleges. Lawrence R. Sutherland, director of bands at California State University at Fresno, has been appointed music director/conductor of the Tulare County Symphony Orchestra, Tulare, California. He succeeded Edward A. Nord. The University of Maryland, College Park, has added the following six music faculty members with specializations as indicated: Linda Mabbs Clark, voice; Rick Henderson, jazz band; Edward Kiehl, trombone; Kenneth Pasmanick, bassoon; Michael Rogers, theory; and Richard Small-wood, gospel choir. Robert Miller has replaced Terry Kuhn as research specialist in music education. William F. 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We regret we cannot replace lost copies. Allow six weeks for your change of address. The University of Missouri-Columbia has added the following faculty members to its department of music: Jane Franck, visiting*assistant:jiiofessor in piano; Steve Gfiibel, instructor in flute; Susan Hicks, assistant professor of oboe; Peter Kurau, assistant professor of horn; Anne Manahan, visiting assistant professor of piano; Santiago Rodriguez, associate professor of piano; Sue Stubbs, instructor of string bass; Veronica Tyler, visiting associate professor of voice; and Thomas Wubbenhorst, instructor of percussion. Richard Earl Jones has been appointed music librarian at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. 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