Table of Contents
Chamber Music September/October 2010 Vol. 27, No. 5

features

CMA GRANTEES & AWARD RECIPIENTS
In 2009-2010, Chamber Music America awarded $698,915 in support of community residencies, concert presentations, international collaborations, and commissions—and recognized outstanding contributions to the field by chamber music professionals around the country.

K-12 MUSIC IN A NEW CENTURY
New Thoughts and Strategies
Heather Noonan Beyond No Child Left Behind Stephanie Crease Learn Locally, Teach Globally David O'Fallon A Call for Transformation  Katherine Millett A Mikrokosmos for Strings The Teacher in Spite of Himself, An Interview with Jon Deak Eric Booth Jumping on the School-Reform Train

K-12 PRACTIPEDIA
Lessons for Us All from Musicians in the Classroom
Eli Yamin, Jazz and Swing Rhythm Cecily Ward and Tom Stone, Group Etudes Theodore Wiprud, Early Childhood Education--in the Concert Hall Misty Tolle, Listening to Teenagers Anthony Brandt, Not for Grownups Only  Da Camera of Houston, Music, Rice Bowls, and the Scientific Method Red Cedar Chamber Music, Dvorak in Spillville   Fifth House Ensemble, Give Me Fever Cliff Korman Ensemble, Brazil in Brooklyn  David Wallace,The World’s Worst Melody Valerie Coleman, Groove Lost and Found  Jesse Holstein, Simple but Brilliant David Krakauer, Spontaneous Combustion 

CMA SCORES: SHULAMIT RAN's "Lyre of Orpheus," for String Sextet

DEPARTMENTS

CMA NOTE: SCHOOL SUPPLIES
by Margaret M. Lioi

CMA NEWS: Bargemusic and San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music Honored with CMAcclaim Award

SEGUES & IN MEMORIAM 

American Masterpieces: Chamber Music
September/October performance calendar

THE LAST WORD: The Life in Our Music
by Andrew Appel