Volume 27 Number 2 A Quarterly Publication of Quinlan & Fabish Music Company Winter 2013-14

This special annual event will be held at our Burr Ridge location on Tuesday, February 25th from 8:30am-4:00pm. Lunch will be provided and the event is free to any current student teacher or interested college student. For many years, this event has helped young teachers-to-be with some very valuable information to help during their first year of teaching.

Students will spend time with members of the QF Repair Staff learning some

b a s i c s o f w o o d w i n d , brass, and string repairs. These young teachers soon realize that it’s

very likely they will be asked to repair an instrument before they teach their first note!

Other topics to be explored that day include: Preparing your resume & interview tips, Professionalism, Recruiting & Retention, and more.

Student Teacher Day is open to any interested college Music student. If you know of a recent graduate, please pass the word along to them too! A registration form is available on the back cover or you can register online at:

www.QandF.com/registration

19th

Annual Student Teacher Day

Ssshh…

Super Secret Code Needed for

Warehouse Garage Sale 2014

We’re planning another super-secret garage sale in our new Burr Ridge ware-house on Sunday, February 9th from 10AM-2PM. The retail store will NOT be open, but directors and their students can receive a special door code to gain access to our warehouse for this special event. Last year’s event drew a huge crowd despite the cold and snowy weather! There will also be UNBELIEVABLE-Garage Sale pricing on many items in-cluding Professional, Intermediate, Background, and Student Instruments—New & Used. You will also find hundreds of accesso-ries specially priced for that day...lots of close-outs too! All “vintage” Band & Orchestra Music in our warehouse will be on sale at 80% off too! See your QF rep for your special code starting January 31st.

Kane County Institute Day

St. Charles East HS February 28, 2014

Instrumental Innovations

Workshop

Dr. Peter Boonshaft Bob Phillips

All Chicago area educators are invited to attend a FREE workshop at St. Charles East HS sponsored by Alfred Music Company and QF. Two of the nation’s most respected music education experts will share their thoughts and ideas in a full-day work-shop that has been approved by the Kane County Regional Office of Education for Music Teachers. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Please use the form in this issue of QuarterNotes, call, at 800-63-SOUSA, or register on-line at www.qandf.com. Registration will also be available on the Kane County ROE site after February 3rd.

Dr. Cate Hummel

announces Flute Choir At QF - Burr Ridge

See Page 13 for Details

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O’Connor Quartet at the QF reception was the legendary Bob Mintzer. Mark serves on the QF Advisory Board and is a prominent teacher and saxophonist in the Chicago area.

Another personal highlight was seeing the recognition of the Music Industry award to NAMM president and CEO, Joe Lamond. During Joe’s leadership, NAMM has spearheaded many of the most successful music advocacy efforts in history including the creation of the Support Music Coalition, the “Washington DC Fly-In” national lobby-ing efforts for Music Education, and has played a prominent role on the Music Achievement Council. Bravo-well de-

served! You make the Music Industry proud of our partnership with Music Education!

Finally, as many of you may know, the Midwest Clinic was founded over six

Midwest Clinic Reflections By George Quinlan, Jr.

Many of us enjoy the Midwest Clinic as a delightful December ritual that remains a constant in our ever-changing lives. A time to refresh, learn new things, strengthen our relationships, and ease into the Holiday season.

The 67th Annual Midwest Clinic was no exception. The IL-IN-MI was well rep-resented with fine performances by school ensembles from McCracken MS (Skokie) - Chip DeStefano, Lockport HS - Brian Covey & Andrew Beckwith, Wheeling HS-Brian Logan, Creekside MS-Wendy Higdon & Chris Grifa, VanderCook College of Music—Dr. Charles Menghini & Stacey Lar-son Dolan, Naperville North HS-Dan Moore & Brian Van Kley, and of course, the Michigan State University Wind Symphony.

Professional musicians from the Chicago Symphony Brass section, Chicago Jazz Philharmonic, and the Chicago Chamber Musicians performed as well. Bryan Miller of Leyden HS conducted two reading sessions and Huntley HS Wind Ensemble—Nick Konwerski and Franklin MS Orchestra (Wheaton) - Carrie Provost participated in a Re-hearsal Lab Sessions. Many area educa-tors participated in educational sessions as well including: Greg Bimm, Ken Snoeck, Rachel Maxwell, Richard Dunscomb, Rob Parton, Rebecca Op-penheim, Brayer Teague, Bill Koch, Steve Nendza, Thomas Bough, Phillip Serna, Enrique Vilaseco, and my friend and Downbeat magazine editor, Frank Alkyer.

A very s p e c i a l treat was provided by East-man Mu-sic Com-pany - maker of the new 5 2 n d

Street Saxophones. Joining the Mark

Southwest Suburban Location: 6827 High Grove Blvd.

Burr Ridge, Illinois 60527 630-654-4111

Fax: 630-522-0331

Northwest Suburban Location: 621 North Main Street

Mount Prospect, Illinois 60056 847-253-5592

Fax: 847-253-1761

Fox Valley Location: 291 Montgomery Road

Montgomery, Illinois 60538 630-906-6595

Fax: 630-897-5256

Valparaiso, IN Location: 2601 Cumberland Drive

Valparaiso, IN 46383 219-462-5086

Fax: 219-462-0060

Mishawaka, IN Location: 130 West Edison Road Mishawaka, IN 46545

574-293-6332 Fax: 574-254-0387

Fort Wayne, IN Location: 3678 Wells Street

Fort Wayne, IN 46808 260-482-9669

Fax: 260-482-7698

Michigan Location: 5719 St. Joseph Avenue Stevensville, MI 49127

269-429-6232 Fax: 269-429-6250

decades ago by a college, a music pub-lisher, and a music retailer. The college, VanderCook College of Music has per-formed at every Midwest Clinic since it’s conception. (I proudly have served on the Board of Trustees for many years).

The publisher, Kjos relocated to sunny California but still is represented on the Midwest Board of Directors by Mark Kjos.

The retailer, Lyons Music no longer exists but the Midwest Board of Direc-tors has typically included a retailer for many years including Howard Lyons, Ziggy Coyle, & Denny Senseney.

I am very proud and honored to have been invited to serve on the Midwest Clinic Board of Directors starting in 2014 and look forward to helping to carry on the proud tradition of excel-lence of this organization.

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Stork Report… Terri Plohr and husband, Matt had a baby girl, Ruth Barclay born September 4, at 5:00pm

8 lbs. 2 ounces and 20”. She joins big sister Camryn, 2. Terri teaches at Townline Elementary in Vernon Hills. Congratulations! Jen Scapillato from Sandburg MS in Mundelein and Greg Scapillato from Northbrook JHS welcomed their first baby on November 11 at 6:48 pm. His name is Joseph (Joe) John. He weighed 7 lbs. 7 ounces, and 19 inches. Congratulations to the Scapillato family! Jim Garbrecht from Hawthorn MS South became a third time grandpa when his daughter, Melissa and son-in-law, Justin, welcomed their second daughter, Leah Marie, on November 9. She joins big sister, Kate. Congratulations to Brian Berg and Julia Liu on the birth of their second child. Sara Emily Berg was born November 20, 2013. Brian teaches at Bryan MS in Elmhurst Eric Jerauld (Country Club Hills Dist 160)and his wife, Brandy welcomed their second child in December, Owen Charles – 8lb 12oz, 20” long. Lauren Wargaski, London MS- Wheeling, recently had a baby boy, James. Best wishes!

Here come the

Morans, the

m i g h t y

M o r a n s …

V i r g i n i a (Ginny) Joy Moran, was born to Hawks fans Elizabeth

Bennett (Orchestra director at Buffalo Grove HS) and husband, Jim Moran on July 15, 2013. Weighed 7lb 12oz and 20.75 inches in length. His perfect 10…That’s what her daddy is calling Helen Claire Kinsella, who was born on 10/10 at just a little bit before 10:00 am, 8lb 15oz, 21.25 inches long. She is sister to big brother Jackson and daughter to Jack and Larkin Kinsella. Jack teaches at Jerling JHS. Katie Bartel (Dist 73 Hawthorn Elementary North) recently became a foster parent to a 4-year-old girl. Wedding Bells…Jim Kasprzyk (Prairie Crossing Charter School in Grayslake) married Jeanette Shields on October 5, followed by a honeymoon in St. Maarten. Ed Fitzgerald , Columbia Central MS in Steger, was married in November to his lovely bride Megan. Congratulations! Bob Mecozzi, Band Director at Stagg HS and Georgann Grecco, Choir Director at Herrick MS, were married in December.

Congratulations to Dave Tribley (Warren Township HS) and Samantha Lorens (Hadley Junior High) on their recent engagement, on Sunday December 22, 2013. Now we all want to

know, when is the happy date?

Awards, Honors and Events…Congratulations to Lisa Minish (Orchestra) and Ted Ehnle (Band) of Monroe Elementary School in Logan Square for being selected to receive the Mr. Holland’s Opus Grant.

Hail to the Chief...Congrats to newly elected Presidents of local organizations:

Lisa Kiener-Barnett (Lisle MS) Illinois Grade School Music Association

(IGSMA).

Jason Heath (Vernon Hills HS) Illinois Chapter of ASTA.

Shan Kazmi, Zion-Benton HS was elected to join Cody Halberstadt, Woodstock HS, as Band Division Representative for ILMEA District 7 Kim Farris, Westlake MS in Lombard, was named the interim IGSMA District 7 Chairperson. Congratulations to Alice Brown (Stratford MS-Bloomingdale) and husband, Philip who were recently announced as the Debut Orchestra

Send news about your school

music program for our next

issue to info@QandF.com

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Bill Jastrow & Charles (Chip) Staley led a morning workshop at QF-Burr Ridge in October to a full-house of music educators. Bill & Chip explored the “New Excellent” Rating in Music Teacher Evaluation examining the impact of the Charlotte Danielson evaluation system on music education, your classroom, and your teaching career. On behalf of the dozens of educators in attendance...thank you, gentlemen!!

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David Allie-Memorial Jr. High-Lansing (retired) D.J. Alstadt-Naperville Central HS

Adeline Anderson-Homer JHS-(retired) George Andrikokus-Indian Trail MS John Armstrong-Joliet District 86

Melody Balicki-Aurora West HS (formerly) Mike Bandman-Viking JHS-Gurnee (retired) Ken Bartosz-Loyola Academy (retired) Tom Beckwith-Warren Twp HS (retired) Art Beckmann-Central JHS (retired) Mark Bettcher-Dundee Crown HS Ken Bender-McGugan JHS (retired)

Sue Berge-Blaese - MacArthur MS (retired) Greg Bimm-Marian Cath. HS-Chgo Hts Emily Binder-Gregory MS-Naperville Robert Blim-Wilmette JHS-Wilmette Robert Blazek-Monroe MS-Wheaton

Pam Breuning-Joliet Twp. HS (retired) Debra Brubeck-Humphrey MS-Bolingbrook

Kevin Carroll-Joliet West HS Scott Casagrande-Hersey HS-Arlington Hts Bill Chambers-Gower School (retired)

Mike Chiodo-Lake Park HS John Christie-Highland MS (retired)

Annette Cooper-Granger MS-Aurora (deceased) Michel Corke-Homer Jr. High (deceased)

Kim Coughlin - Summit Hill JHS Mark Corey-Addison Trail HS Brian Covey-Lockport HS

Don Crews-Hadley MS-Glen Ellyn (retired) Richard Cullen-Independence JHS (retired) George Cizek-Steger Dist. 194 (deceased)

Mark Corey-Addison Trail HS Debbie Darnell-Merrillville Int (retired) Adam Davis-Prospect HS (formerly)

Jim Deal-Crown Point HS Chip DeStefano-McCracken School-Skokie

Don Devany-Matea Valley HS Jeff Doebler-Valparaiso University Tom Drake-Romeoville HS (retired) Mark Duker-Scullen MS-Naperville

Karen Eldrenkamp-Glen Ellyn Dist 89 (formerly)

Charles Emmons, Jr.-Highland Park (retired) Lila Fagan-West Aurora School District

Kimberly Farris-Westlake MS Fran Fatta-Vernon Hills HS

Ray Forlenza-Tinley Park, District 140

Jason Freeland-Central JHS-Tinley Park Claire Cannek Fenton-Dist 204-Naperville

Mike Fiske-Joliet Central HS John Fitchuk-Dist 200-Wheaton (retired) Quincy Ford-Michigan City High School Jim Garbrecht-Hawthorn MS South William Gilmer-Willowbrook HS Bill Goetz-Troy JHS-Shorewood

Nancy Golden-Hinsdale District 181 Bob Good-Argo HS (retired)

Tom Goodwin-New Lenox (retired) Stan Gorbatkin-Indian Prairie Dist 204 Wayne Gordon-Wood Oaks Jr. High

Steve Green-Lisle HS (retired) Judy Grimes-Elmhurst College

Dr. Charles Groeling-Roosevelt Univ. (retired) John Harshey-West Oaks MS

Phil Hash-Kelvin Grove School (formerly) Dan Harrison-Thompson JHS-Oswego

George Hattendorf-Chesterton HS (formerly) John Heath-Batavia HS (retired)

Leo Henning-Brother Rice HS-Chgo (deceased) Patrick Henning-St. Laurence HS

Lornetta Hooks-Gower District 62 (retired) Raeleen Horn-Palatine HS

Brian Jacobi-Lincoln JHS-Park Ridge William Jastrow-Neuqua Valley HS (retired)

John Janusek-Grove Jr. High (retired) Ed Jones-Plainfield HS (retired)

Ross Kellan-Glenbard East HS (retired) Lisa Kiener-Lisle Jr. High

Nancy Kocal-Hawthorn MS South Tim Kopf-Valparaiso HS

Randy Kummer-Lincoln Way HS (retired) Jim Kull-St. Charles East HS

Bobby Lambert-Marian Catholic High School Tobin Langridge-Maine West HS (formerly) Stacey Larson-VanderCook College of Music Jon Larson-Eisenhower JHS-Darien (retired) Jonathan Lauff-Neuqua Valley HS-Naperville

Lori Lauff-Scullen MS-Naperville Kevin Lepper-VanderCook College of Music Frank Lestina-Vernon Hills HS (retired)

Peter Lograsso-Albright MS-Villa Park (formerly) Ted Lega-Joliet Central HS (retired)

Brian Logan-Wheeling HS Sherri Lyons Harrison-Homer JHS (formerly)

Michael Madonia-TF South HS-Lansing

Chicagoland Outstanding Chicagoland Outstanding Chicagoland Outstanding Chicagoland Outstanding

Music educator award winners Music educator award winners Music educator award winners Music educator award winners

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Jack Majure-Cooper JHS-Wheeling (retired) Rachel Maxwell-Traughber MS-Oswego Ken Marx-Lemont Dist 113 (retired)

Joanne May-Glenbard East HS (retired) Kevin McOlgan-Riverside Brookfield HS (ret.)

Robert McNulty-Addison (retired) Terry Melbourn-Clarendon Hills MS

Dr. Charles Menghini-VanderCook College Brian Miller-East Leyden HS

Don Miller-Blue Island (retired) Terry Milligan-Rhodes School (retired)

Matt Moore-Fremd High School Dave Morrison-Prospect HS (retired) Milton Mojzis-Villa Park (deceased)

Jeff Muraida-Dirksen JHS Steve Nendza-Hille MS-Oak Forest

Dennis Ostermann-Marquardt MS (retired) Susan Oszvath-Rotolo MS-Batavia (formerly) Valerie Page-Plainfield Dist 202 (formerly)

Roman Palmer-Addison (retired) Margene Pappas-Oswego Dist. 308 (retired)

Pete Pappas-Glenview (retired) Nancy Plantinga-Gregory MS (formerly) Ron Polancich-York Comm HS (retired) Mike Pressler-Maine South HS (formerly) Dan Pritchett-Valparaiso HS (retired)

Bill Rank-Oak Prairie JHS Terry Redford-Lemont HS

Lou Ricci-St Rita HS (retired) Roger Rocco-Mother McAuley HS (retired)

Dan Romano-Andrew HS-Tinley Park (retired) Craig Roselieb-Downers Grove South HS Wes Russell-Hufford JHS-Joliet (formerly) Robert Rzeszutko-Winnetka District 36 Cindy Schnabel-Willowcreek MS-Portage

Tom Schnabel-Chesterton MS Melissa Schoonover-Washington JHS

Vic Scimeca-Wheaton Warrenville South HS Deb Shofner-Elgin CUSD 46

Don Shupe-Libertyville HS (retired) Mary Smelser-Joliet Dist. 86 (retired) Kenneth Snoeck-Lake Park HS (retired)

Christina Snyder-Wilbur Wright Middle School Charles Staley-Neuqua Valley HS Mike Stiers-Batavia MS (retired) Mickey Stisher-LaPorte HS (IN)

Jim Stombres-St. Charles North HS Randy Sundell-Vernon Hills HS

The Chicagoland Outstanding Music Educator Awards recognize excellence in Music Education in our area. All the winners, including this year’s “class,” are listed below.

In 1996, the John Paynter Lifetime Achievement Award was initiated. This committee will select another group to be inducted in 2014.

Randy Szostek-Batavia Dist 101 (retired) Brayer Teague-Downers Grove North HS

Tom Tedeschi-Lakeview JHS-Downers Grove Dave Thomas-MacArthur MS-(retired)

Sandra Thompson-Wheeling Dist 21 (retired) John Thomson-New Trier HS (retired) John Timmins-Crone MS-Naperville Cathy Umlauf-London MS-Wheeling

Dan Valkema-Plainfield HS Eric Wellman-Lincoln Way Central HS

Glenn Williams-Downers Grove South HS Stacy Williams-Jackson-Lincoln-Way Cen. HS

Brian Wis-St. Charles North HS Greg Wojcik-Glenbrook South HS

John Paynter Lifetime Achievement AwardJohn Paynter Lifetime Achievement AwardJohn Paynter Lifetime Achievement AwardJohn Paynter Lifetime Achievement Award

1996-Barbara Buehlman 1997-Victor Zajec

1998-Dr. Harry Begian 1999-Randy Kummer

2000-Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser 2001-Leo Henning 2002-Ted Lega 2003-Ross Kellan

2004-Dr. Charles Menghini 2005-Peter Pappas

2006-Margene Pappas 2007-Dave Morrison 2008-William Jastrow

2009-Ray Cramer & George Quinlan, Sr. 2010 - Don Shupe

2011-Maurice Rhodes 2012-Ed Jones 2013-David Allie

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2014 CHICAGOLAND OUTSTANDING MUSIC EDUCATOR AWARD NOMINATION BALLOT

Nominee’s Name ____________________________________________________ School ____________________________________________________________ I feel this candidate should be considered because _________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ Respectfully submitted by: ____________________________________________

Please return before March 1st to: Quinlan & Fabish Music Company Attn: Award Nominations 6827 High Grove Blvd.-Burr Ridge, Illinois 60527

or send e-mail: gqjr@QandF.com

2014 Chicagoland

Outstanding

Music Educator

Awards

It’s often said that being recognized by your peers for outstanding work is the ultimate compliment. Have you often wished you had a special way to thank an important mentor or colleague who helped you advance in your career? Do you wish to recognize an up and coming “superstar” in your area? Now’s your chance...nominate that person for this special award. Recognizing excellence in the music education profession since 1989, we proudly announce the opening of nominations for this prestigious award. Since the inception over 150 of your colleagues have been recognized f o r t h e i r o u t s t a n d i n g c o n t r i b u t i o n s t o M u s i c Education. You will find a nomination form above. You

can also use our website, and e-mail your nomination to us (gqjr@QandF.com). Take a moment and complete the nomination form before March 1st. Your nominations will be sent to a selection committee for final selection that comprises previous award winners (see the list on page four). In addition, this committee will select a winner of the John Paynter Lifetime Achievement Award, which is

dedicated to our first guest speaker at the 1989 awards program, Mr. John Paynter of Northwestern University. Please take time to nominate an important colleague or men-tor for this worthy recognition. With the QF expansion in Indi-ana & Michigan this recogni-tion program was expanded beyond the Chicagoland area with the inception of the Mi-chiana Outstanding Music Edu-cator Awards recognizing Indi-ana and Michigan music educa-tors. Winners will be announced in the Spring issue of Quarter Notes and presented at an awards ceremony in June.

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Winds & Brass Coaches for the Chicago Youth S y m p h o n y

Orchestra. Phil was recently selected as a Bach regional artist as well. Congratulations! Edward Fitzgerald & Larkin Kinsella, Columbia Central MS in Steger, were recognized with the District 194 Award of Educational Distinction. SBO magazine recently featured Brian Dewald of Glenbard South HS in their “50 Directors Who Make a Difference” feature article. On The Road Again...Emergency Repair service was again provided by QF at the Midwest B&O Clinic in December. Throughout the Spring, you will see our repair techs on duty to support school music at festivals and contests in the area in January & February. Best wishes to all for successful events. It’s All in the Family...Buffalo Grove HS "Bison Pride" Marching Band, under the direction of Ed Jacobi, captured 1st place in the marching competition at the Buffalo Grove Days Parade. During the BGHS summer band camp, Ed’s son, Andrew, who had written the drill, taught the halftime show to the band. The younger Jacobi is the director of bands at Richwoods High School in Peoria but frequently works with the BGHS band program, including directing and helping coordinate the recent European Concert Tour in June. Congratulations to Candace Edstrand, band director at Grayslake North HS for her marching band’s Grand Champion performance at the Sandwich “Renegade Regiment Music Festival” October 20th! They took 1st place AAA Field Show, Best Auxiliary and Best Percussion.

Wednesday is Pro Night at Hackney’s Restaurant in Palos Park

Each school jazz band performs followed by Brass Tracks Band

Tom Fox Tom Fox Tom Fox Tom Fox ---- director and lead trumpet

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three

Getting down to… BRASS TRACKS

January 8 - Evergreen Park HS

Ken Kazin

January 15 - Carl Sandburg HS

Stewart Bailey

January 22 - Argo Community HS

Megan Corkins

January 29 - Alan B. Shepard HS

Christopher Pitlik

February 5 - West Aurora HS

Patty Sampson

February 12 - H.L. Richards HS

Charles Martin

February 19 - Nequa Valley HS

Jonathan Lauff

February 26 - Oswego HS

Kevin Schoenbach

March 5 - Lincon-Way West HS

Scott Wagstaff

March 12 - Victor J. Andrew HS

Mark Iwinski

March 19 - Lockport Twp. HS

Andrew Beckwith

March 26 - Romeoville HS Clark Anderson

April 2 - Kelly HS

Mike McCain

April 9 - Oak Lawn Comm. HS

Paul Levy

April 16 - Reavis HS

Brandon Faust

April 23 - Riverside Brookfield HS

James Baum

April 30 - Latin School of Chicago

Mike Teolis

May 7- Plainfield Central HS

Dan Valkema

May 14 - Lyons Twp. HS

Mark Dahl

May 21 - Amos Alonzo Stagg HS

Bob Mecozzi

May 28 - Kaneland HS

Aaron Puckett

June 4 - DuPage Comm. Jazz

Tom Tallman

June 11 - South Suburban College

Andy Hoefle

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have for one another. Big smiles were in a b u n d a n c e . Imagine his future bio – at age 9, he conducted members of the Chicago Symphony… Then, immediately after the concert, I shouted ideas for the next concert and a couple things seemed to get the strongest response: that next year we perform Hoedown from Rodeo which then inspired the suggestion that we go FULL ORCHESTRA!!! Already enough wind, brass, and percussion musicians have agreed to join the group to make it possible. Let's DO it!

And, let's go BIG! This summer June 21 will be on a Saturday. If we play at 10:00AM on a Saturday at Daley Plaza we won't have the same foot traffic that we had last summer. So, let's bring our own fans with us. Encourage your friends and relatives to attend the concert. There is a slight chance the concert may be at Millennium Park - slight. The City of Chicago and Rush Hour Concerts are working on that possibility right now which gives us another reason to think BIG! We have time that - given the nature of the CAN DO crowd that we are - all things are possible. The more that show up the stronger the message we send to our future orchestra friends.

Here's what I mean.

To me, my inspiration for Rise and Shine is to build on the theme of the public music festivals once held in downtown Chicago in the late 1800's that featured orchestras numbering in the hundreds.

Discounted Instruments now Available!

WHEW! The Midwest instruments are now secure and available for purchase at substantial discounts. We provided more basses and cellos than ever this year so the selection is wide ranging – top of the line fractional violins and violas, full size cellos, and, either 3/4 or 7/8 basses. I’ve already received notes of thanks from the directors who used them and they mentioned their appreciation for the quality of instruments available to them for these performances. Now it’s your turn to take advantage of another of the many benefits we get from having the Midwest Conference in our hometown.

Chicagoland Educator Orchestra

The collective energy of a mixture of generations of orchestra teachers is vibrant. The Chicagoland Educator Orchestra is demonstrative proof that the Midwest verve is back. What a great room to be in when this group gathers. Bravo to you all!

From the Vendors

Thank you for stopping by the vendor booths at Midwest! Your presence there enables me to garner the attention I need to keep QF on the vanguard of the string instrument industry. For example, maybe you noticed the Mittenwald, Germany made Leonhardt Montagnana cello at the Eastman booth? WOW! What an amazing cello. I ordered it last summer specifically for the Eastman Midwest booth. When Lynn Latham played it in her session, that was the first time I had had the chance to hear it. What a great sounding cello and it is made of beautiful wood. Someone is going to end up with a cello which, not only sounds amazing, it looks amazing too. Check it out:

Rise and Shine! Yes! Again! Last week I received word from both the Executive Director and the Artistic Development Director of Rush Hour Concerts that they not only would like the Rise and Shine Orchestra to participate in Make Music Chicago event on June 21, But (*ahem*), they asked me to lead the group. Sorry Ricardo.

It's great news. The continuing response I have received since last June has been sincerely overwhelming. Now, to do it again!

When I initially chose the literature for last year, I had no idea who would actually show up. So, I chose literature for all performing levels including first concert material. And, how beautifully tender the moment was when our young conductor lead the Rise and Shine Orchestra - including members of the Chicago Symphony- in Merle Isaac's Apollo Suite. I can tell you that that piece was performed with as much love as genuine musicians

Lloyd Palmiter, our String Specialist, brings extensive knowledge to our company stem-ming from his twenty years experience teaching orchestra and cello; serving as a clinician and consultant for Conn-Selmer; and, from his experience as general manager of the Wil-liam Harris Lee Workshop. Remaining active as a clinician and teacher, Lloyd directs the Silver Strings Ensemble that consists of adult learners of the stringed instruments and has performed at the Midwest Clinic in Chicago. One of his specialties, orchestral workshops tracing the elements of the making of a stringed instrument and associating those to the elements necessary to produce quality tone on a stringed instrument, have become very popular with our Illinois and Indiana teachers. To schedule a workshop or step-up day, call

his office at our Burr Ridge location. He visits all store locations regularly and is available by appointment to individually help you and your students find just the right instrument. You’ve see Lloyd at conferences of IMEA, MENC, ASTA, Violin Society of America, and at the International Exhibition of violinmakers in Cremona, Italy, where he will be scouting to bring you the best quality instruments available from all over the world!

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Brian Everson and the Independence JHS band (Palos Heights Dist. 128) marched in the 2013 Chicago Columbus day parade. In November, Wayne Gordon (Wood Oaks JHS), was the guest director for the ILMEA District 6 junior honors band in Carbondale. Matt Temple (New Trier HS) will be presenting a session at All-State January 23rd on “The Impact of Music Selection on Student Learning”. Woodland Middle School District 50 (Elise Matusek, Carolyn Awe, Greg Zalapi) will host District 8 IGSMA for band, orchestra and choir on Fri-Sat March 14th and 15th. And the Answer is… Rico Vazquez was a contestant on the recent teacher’s tournament of Jeopardy. The original show aired the week of Veteran's day and can still be seen online or by asking Rico. While not winning the tournament, he had a very respectable showing. Andrew Zelm of Frances Xavier Warde School, performed for the President, First Lady and a host of White House staff and children for a trick or treating event on Halloween October 31st . His band is The Black Bear Combo, a Balkan Brass Band. Andrew was back

y e t a g a i n t o “ g i g ” at the W h i t e House t h e w e e k o f

December 16th playing with the Dartmouth College Gospel Choir!!

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Instrumental

Innovations

Workshop

with

Dr. Peter Boonshaft

Bob Phillips

Friday

February 28, 2014

Kane County

Institute Day

St. Charles East H.S.

1020 Dunham Road

St. Charles, IL

Sponsored by

Alfred Music Company

and

Quinlan & Fabish Music Co.

8:00 - 9:00 am - Registration

9:00 – 10:00 am – Session #1

Welcome and Keynote Session #1

Even a Fool Knows You Can't

Touch the Stars - Peter Boonshaft

10:00 - 10:15 Coffee Break

10:15 – 11:15am - Session #2

Band – How to Get the Most Out of

Your Band Warm-up

Peter Boonshaft

Strings – Tone Up Your Orchetra,

Bob Phillips

11:30 – 12:30pm – Session #3 -

Unleashing the Power of

Sound Innovations

Bob Phillips and Peter Boonshaft

12:30 – 1:45pm – Lunch Break

1:45 – 2:45pm – Session #4

Band - Teaching Music with

Promise: 25 Things You Can Do

Tomorrow for a Better Rehearsal

Peter Boonshaft

Strings - Alternative Styles That Are

Eclectic and/or Electric

Bob Phillips

2:45 – 3:00 – Session #5 - Wrap Up and

Evaluation

SAVE THE DATE!!

Registration Form (give to your QF Rep)

NAME ___________________________________________________

SCHOOL ___________________________________________________

BAND _____ STRINGS _____ (check one)

EMAIL _____________________________________________________

PHONE ______________________________________________________

Or call 1-800-63-SOUSA to register

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Beth Lyons and the Oak Lawn-Hometown MS band raised several thousand dollars to aid the students at Washington HS to assist in their recovery from the devastating tornado a few months ago. Bravo, Beth! The city of Batavia is creating a community band for adults. This group would perform at various holiday and special city events throughout the year. We are looking for enthusiastic musicians older than high school age who would like to contribute their talents; the goal of this group is to be flexible, informal and fun. John Heath, retired Batavia High School band director, will lead this group. Email bataviacommunityband@gmail.com to register. Fa la la la la…..Eric Rivera and Aaron Mulder, band directors at Frederick School in District 46 Grayslake, put on their Holiday spirit Saturday December 21st by holding a free outdoor performance at the Jewel Osco supermarket on Route 120 in Grayslake. They had two bands perform from 12pm – 2pm made up of their 4th/5th grade students and high school students. Danielle Hayes, Chaney-Monge performed at Sunnyhill Nursing Home in Joliet with Christmas Songs. Edward Fitzgerald, took his Columbia Central Band to spread some Holiday love while doing a Nursing Home tour in December. Y.L. Douglas – took Rich South HS group to perform at Navy Pier for the Winter Wonderfest Students from the Troy School District 30C conducted by Jenny Rosario and Bill Goetz, took some time to spread holiday cheer. 50 members of the Troy Bands created a group called the “Winter Carol Band’. They practiced in November; then took to the road performing at Essington Place, the Inn at Willow Falls and local Jewel-Osco. Their efforts were well received.

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A Set of Four Trumpets available on a rental basis contact your QF school rep!

Jam Session Continued

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On the Road Again...Members of the Barrington band, directed by Randy Karon, and accompanied by lots of family and friends, will be going to

London over the holiday break to participate in London’s New Year’s Day parade. Sara Whitlock and the Homewood-Flossmoor HS band are planning a tour to China in March. Should be an awesome experience! The Dist 128 Vernon Hills HS Orchestra, directed by Jason Heath, will tour Spain over spring break in March. Congratulations for a fine performance at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade in NYC by the Marian Catholic HS Band under the direction of Greg Bimm, Bobby Lambert, and Tyler Sammons. Matt Kurinsky, Matt Goeke, and Jennifer Burkemper took the Hinsdale Central band and choir to New York City at the beginning of November. While there the band marched in the New York Veteran's day parade as well as participate in a clinic at a Broadway theater. Todd Smith is taking the River Trails MS Band to Disney in Florida this spring. Nancy Golden & Laura Stibich (Hinsdale D181) took 100 Beginning Band students and parents from Hinsdale & Clarendon Hills to the University of Illinois Marching Band Concert at Assembly Hall in Champaign on Sunday, October 27th. Thanks to Barry Houser, U of I director, Nancy was brought back to her drum major days

when she was called up as a surprise to guest conduct the Marching Illini! Congratulations to Nick Martin, who was recently hired as Director of Bands at St. Viator HS (Arlington Heights). Nick is a graduate of Elmhurst College and will be hosting this year’s State of the Art Catholic Band competition on Saturday February 15th! Darryl Boggs, band director at Lindop Elementary in Broadview, was featured in performance with Tom Fox’s Brass Tracks big band at Hackneys in Palos Park Wednesday, December 18th. It was the band’s annual holiday show and always a much anticipated, well attended event! The Warren Township HS Symphonic Band, under the direction of Kurt Gros has been selected to perform on the featured stage at the 2014 Music For All National Festival in March. Plainfield North High School bands had a "Spooktacular" concert this past fall.. Directors Steve Pyter and Jason LaVallee and the musicians dressed in costumes. The Halloween-themed performance featured spooky classical, band and “pops” music and kids received trick-or-treat goodies. Also in October, Cindy Gradek and the St Rita of Cascia HS Band hosted their Mustang Stampede. Cindy reported that 20 bands competed and it was a great show! Kaneland Harter MS will travel down to Peoria when Rebecca Andersen & Dan Zielinski take their jazz band to perform at IMEA DuCAP (DuPage County Area Project) is looking for percussionists between the ages of 12-19 to join B.E.A.T. This is a percussion ensemble created to give percussionist and street performers a chance to showcase their talents in a creative and positive way. Contact Perry Mister (perr@ducap.org) or Antoine Wilson (Antoine@ducap.org) for more information.

“Off-Season” 20% Savings

Ultrasonic Cleaning for Marching Brass Instruments

Looking for a great way to protect your

marching brass instruments AND stretch

your repair budget?

During the months of January and Febru-ary all marching brass instruments will receive a school discount of 20% on ul-trasonic cleaning. Are you familiar with this process? Ultrasonic cleaning is the most modern and simply the best method of brass in-strument cleaning. Replacing antiquated acids and chemicals, an ultrasonic ma-chine uses sound waves to clean your sousaphones, mellophones, and marching brass instruments. The ultrasonic process is environmentally friendly and safer for our technicians and your students. It is the most thorough and efficient method. Your instruments will be picked up, ultra-sonically cleaned, lubricated, restored to good playing condition with new corks and felts and returned to your school by your QF representative. Dent removal, silver hand-polishing, etc. can also be provided at additional cost to restore the beauty of your brass instruments!

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Is that little bell kit from 5th grade just not “cutting it”

anymore?

Trade it in for a

REAL

INSTRUMENT!

You’ll get $200 trade-in towards a Marimba or Xylophone

(Adams Academy, Musser 3MP3, Majestic Gateway)

or a Yamaha Drumset with

Sabian Cymbals

...and convenient monthly rent-to-own payments of

$59 on our Rudimental Exchange Program

History in our

own back yard...

Ted Willingham (Summit Dist 104) took his band to tour Century Mallet C o m p a n y m e e t i n g t h e l e g e n d a r y

Gilberto and then stopped in the city for lunch. Rob Parton assembled his Big Band for a performance at FitzGerald's this past December. The place was standing room only and also featured the Riverside Brookfield Jazz Ensemble directed by James Baum. Rob also had the faculty jazz group "Spectrum" perform alongside the RB big band. The Capital group included international jazz educators, Bob Breithaupt, Stan Smith, Roger Hines, Mark Flugge, Michael Cox, Ryan Hamilton and of course Parton in the trumpet section. You can order copies of Rob's new CD's at www.robparton.com. Mike Fiske and Peter Lipari and the Joliet Twp. H.S. Band and Orchestra were featured on the news as the Music Program of the Month On the other side of town, Joliet West HS, Band Director Kevin Carroll, were the 2013 winners of ABC 7’s Friday Fly Over Favorites Contest. The Southwest Community Band, under the direction of Ray Forlenza has announced Winter Band Day will be held at the First Church of the Nazarene in Lemont on January 18th. The event is open to students from 6th - 8th grade. Students from various schools will prepare a concert with members of the community band assisting with sectional r e h e a r s a l s . V i s i t www.SWCommunityBand.com for details and registration. Eastman Music Company and QF sponsored a special raffle during the Midwest Clinic. Directors visiting the Eastman boot were encouraged to enter and the winners have been selected.

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This is back when Cincinnati and Chicago were competing to be the cultural center of the Midwest. The CITIZENS OF CHICAGO (the past of which we will someday be among) hosted music festivals of orchestras in the hundreds and choruses in the thousands. I ask, “What did they have that we don't have too?” In our day we have trains to ride to get downtown, places to park our motorized vehicles, and toilets that flush! (Hopefully) So, let's DO it! Why not?!!

To keep in touch about the Rise and Shine Orchestra performance and updates, there is a group on Facebook called “Rise and Shine Orchestra”. You can check in there and also check the page www.rushhour.org or the page www.makemusicchicago.com. The sooner you get involved, the sooner and BIGGER the plans that unfold. One thing I’m looking into is to find donors to purchase the music we will perform. Then, at the conclusion of the concert, we donate the music to growing orchestra programs in need. For things like this to happen, I need your support and willingness to join the Facebook page and register with Rush Hour as a Rise and Shine participant. Our numbers matter. In fact, that so many of you showed up last year has enlivened support from varying and unexpected sources. We can be indentified as “the power of the people” when we proactively show up and perform showing our appreciation to the CITIZENS OF CHICAGO for giving us such a strong orchestral tradition upon which to build toward our future.

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Fresh from the 2013 Midwest Band & Orchestra Clinic are many new jazz specific publications from the usual suspects: Hal Leonard and Alfred Publishing.. In addition to the usual series add-ons to their Jazz Play-Along

series, new from Hal Leonard are some “must have” items. The real Book

Volume 5 for C Instruments is now available. With a retail price of $35, this volume contains over 400 songs. Included are some more obscure standards from ALL eras of jazz as well as more contemporary

songs that have gradually become standard tunes over the past 20 years. These books are an invaluable research and training tool…..but, be sure to get your students “away from the paper” and using their ears as soon as possible! Also from Hal Leonard is the John

Coltrane Omnibook. For years, the “go to” book on jazz vocabulary was the

C h a r l i e P a r k e r

Ominbook, and this is by far the most obvious next volume in the jazz l a n g u a g e l i n e a g e . Available for Bb, Eb, C a n d B a s s C l e f

instruments, all books retail for $24.99 except the Bb book, which sells for $19.99. Again, this is a must have for any serious jazz student or player.

For anyone visiting the Alfred Publishing booth at the Midwest Clinic, you most likely noticed the great number of jazz specific books for percussionists and drummers. Big Band Drumming

Fill-osophy offers a comprehensive approach to playing and interpreting fills in a big band setting. With advice on how to interpret section and ensemble figures, Steve Fidyk and Dave Black give detailed information that will strengthen the drummer’s ability to recognize one-, two-, and four-bar section/ensemble figures quickly and easily. The companion MP3 CD contains over 75 reference and play-along examples extracted from real drum charts. They have been “looped” or repeated for thorough study. With Big Band Drumming at First Sight, Steve Fidyk offers a comprehensive approach to improve sight-reading skills in a big band setting. With advice on how to accompany different musical forms and playing styles, Fidyk gives detailed information that will strengthen your ability to recognize band figures and beat patterns quickly and easily. The companion play-along MP3 CD features 10 arrangements of varying style with beat and figure examples extracted from each score that are "looped" or repeated several times for thorough study.

Finally, also from Hal Leonard is the Downbeat Magazine 75th Anniversary Anthology entitled The

Great Jazz Interviews.

Edited by Frank Alkyer and retailing for $29.99, this book inc ludes interviews with literally every great jazz artist and personality that ever lived! For those of you looking to showcase your jazz combos along side some of Chicago’s finest, the Fitzgerald’s Sidebar Sessions is about to complete its first year and it is proving to be a great venue for some of the finest jazz artists in Chicago. The series regularly features the likes of Andy Baker, Steve Million, Jim Gailorretto, Chris Madsen, Steve Duke, and Mark Colby, just to name a few. This jazz series is sponsored in part by WDCB 90.9FM as well as Q&F and Vandoren. Please contact me directly at kpartyka@qandf.com if you have a school jazz combo you would like featured on this series.

Congratulations to the winners of the raffle for FREE instruments at the Midwest Clinic Eastman Display sponsored by QF.

Kathy Krepel - Prairie Grove School

Haynes Amadeus AF800 Flute

Ken Partyka has been active in the music business for over 15 years. In addition to his role as buyer for Q&F, he is very active as a performer having spent four years in the acclaimed Northern Illinois University Jazz Ensemble. He has worked for the Walt Disney Company, and has backed such artists as The Temptations, The Spinners, Frankie Valli, Keely Smith and Mel Torme. He has appeared at the Chicago, Elkhart and South Shore Jazz Festivals, as well as the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. He toured with the band Sonia Dada and has performed on numerous recordings. He has worked as a clinician with many school jazz bands, and been guest performer with the Notre Dame University Jazz Lab Band.

Ken’s Jazz Page

Kelly O’Neil - Oswego East HS Eastman ETR821S Pro Trumpet

Cameron Dall - Friendship JHS Eastman EAS652RL– 52nd Street

Alto Saxophone

Christine Bauman - Intl Music Camp

Sebastian Mohr Violin

S t a c y W i l l i a m s -Jackson and the Lincoln Way Central HS staff hosted the 7th Annual Jazz Fes t iva l o n Saturday, January 11th.

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“I’m delighted she loves

to play bass clarinet,

but are there other

options besides that junky,

old one the school owns?”

Bass Clarinets now Available on our

First Chair Rental/Purchase Plan from $59-99 per month including

Maintenance & Replacement coverage

Choose from Accent, Jupiter,

and Anthem models

as available in your area

Now available at QFNow available at QFNow available at QFNow available at QF

Endorsed by Bobby Mintzer, the Andreas Eastman 52nd Street saxophone is a

professional instrument and comes un-lacquered for a truly vintage appearance. I

t is an exceptionally responsive horn in all registers from low to high, and produces a big, fat sound with precise intonation. A larger bell and rolled-style tone

holes contribute to the sound qualities of this instrument that many compare to some of the great vintage horns of the past.

Solid construction with comfortable hand position and extras such as adjustable palm keys.

Available on First Chair Plan at $99 per month

EASTMAN 52nd Street Saxophones

New...Venuto reeds from Eastman...endorsed by Don Sinta

(Professor of Saxophone at Univ. of Michigan) & Mike Vaccaro

(LA Studio Musician)

Special Announcement Starting in January 2014

Dr. Cate Hummel will teach and direct a new

Flute Choir at our Burr Ridge location.

Flute Choir will meet on Monday evenings from

6:00-7:30pm with a performance in May

Cost is only $7 per week

Dr. Cate Hummel is one of the most sought-after flute instructors in Chicago-land. Active in the Fox Valley area of the western suburbs, her students have dis-tinguished themselves as finalists and winners at IMEA, in local competitions and in top local youth orchestras. Many have gone on to study flute performance and music education at colleges and universities all over the Midwest and around the country.

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I Want You!

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contest scores

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By Eastman Winds • .459” Medium Large Bore

• Special Engraving of Chicago’s Skyline

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• Special double trumpet case - or generous space for mutes

• Beautiful, Rich tone with excellent “slotting” for intonation

• Available on 1st Chair Plan at $99 per month

• Maintenance & Replacement coverage included

Have you heard about this yet?

A special weekend of learning for

Young Music Teachers!

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A Special Scholarship Opportunity for

1st, 2nd, or 3rd year teachers!

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See your QF rep

for details!

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“I love to play the bassoon,

but I hate that

old junky one

the school

owns…”

Now Available on our

First Chair Rental/Purchase Plan at $159 per month including Maintenance & Replacement

coverage

Accent Bassoons are available in standard or short-reach design (for smaller hands)

Amanda Jennings is a bassoonist and a

former band director. As print music

buyer for Q&F, she has the opportunity

to preview every new publication. She

will keep you up to date on the latest

new issue music and happenings in the

publishing world!

New this season from Alfred, comes another collection from John O’Reilly and Mark Williams. O’Reilly and Williams have composed over 100 creative and unique pieces for young and intermediate band students, correlating with Accent on Achievement (a method written by O’Reilly and Williams). Now, those pieces are being collected into corresponding books for bands to play together.

This season brings us the March and Concert Favorites Collections. O’Reilly

and Williams marches, as seen in the Accent on Achievement books are now all found in the Accent on Performance March Collection.

The concert pieces can be found in Accent on Performance Concert Favorites. There is a separate book for flute, oboe, bassoon, 1stclarinet, 2ndclarinet, alto clarinet, bass clarinet, alto sax, tenor sax, bari sax, 1st trumpet,

2 n d t r ump e t , ho r n , trombone, baritone b.c., baritone t.c., tuba, 1st percussion, 2nd percussion, conductor’s score and a piano book. The compilations are sure to

keep any band student engaged and encouraged to learn. Alfred also has published several great rock pieces arranged for band and orchestra this season. Pinball Wizard, originally composed by Peter Townshend for The Who’s rock opera Pinball Wizard, is a tune that is going to be easily recognized by students and audiences alike. Arranged for band or orchestra by Patrick Rozsell, this piece is meant

to bring a well known rock tune into the classroom to teach articulation, dynamics and rhythm. My Generation is another classic by The Who arranged for band or orchestra by Douglas E. Wagner. This is another example of a classic tune meant to thrill and teach students and be easy listening for concert goers. As we move into the competition time of the year, Hal Leonard has published a few new real books. The first one to notice is Real Book for Bass Clef. Since the 1970s, The Real

Book has been a popular book for gigging jazz musicians. Hal Leonard is proud to publish editions of the original volumes as well as exciting new volumes to carry on the tradition to new generations of players

in all styles of music! This all-new 4th volume presents 400 more songs, not previously available in any other volume, including “Ashes to Ashes”, “Button up Your Overcoat”, “Cocktails for Two”, “Days of Wine and Roses”, “Down with Love”, “A Foggy Day (In London Town)”, “The Good Life”, and many more. Editions are also available in C, B-flat, and E-flat. Another exciting real book from Hal Leonard is the John Coltrane Real Book. This fake book pays tribute to one of history’s most influential jazz musicians – John Coltrane. It contains over 100 of his most memorable works. Some of these works include “Afro Blue”, “Bye Bye

Blackbird”, “Crescent”, “Lush Life”, “Summertime” and so many more. Jazz musicians of all ages will enjoy getting to know Coltrane through this comprehensive fake book. Also new from Hal Leonard are a few folios for beginner to advanced players. West side story is a true favorite written by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondhiem. Joel Boyd and Joshua Parman have compliled some of your favorite tunes into West Side Story Instrumental Solos. This folio for advanced players includes favorite tunes, such as “Jet S o n g ” , “ M a r i a ” , “America”, “I feel Pretty” and many more. This folio has separate books for flute, clarinet, alto sax, trumpet, horn, trombone, violin, viola and cello. Each book includes an enhanced CD. The CD contains piano accompaniment for each track as well as tempo adjustment software when used in a CD-Rom.

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