Library Cataloging
Another example of a company not knowing their own best interests.My wife is leading a sight-reading session at the AOSA National Conference. Music teachers come and play through the music she has selected. They get a feel for the difficulty and the sound. Then they can decide if they want to use it in their music programs. Since this is a national conference, those attending will often go back and share at local and regional meetings things that struck their fancy. This is great publicity for the music presented.She asked Schott Music for permission to use their materials, they replied OK but:
- Music Discovery Requirements
If you deal with scores or recorded music, this may be of interest. The Music Discovery Requirements document is now available on the Music Library Association's web site. http://committees.musiclibraryassoc.org/ETSC/MDR The Music Discovery Requirements...
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I'm getting excited. I just had my poster presentation accepted at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. It is on the NACO and SACO programs. I also have a poster at the Texas Music Educators' Association annual conference. That's on...
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I've recovered from TMEA last week. The Texas Music Educators Association's annual conference had over 10,000 people in attendance. Tech was low to non-existent. It is a very different conference than most I attend. Folk dancing is not a session...
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I'm here, in Louisville, supporting my wife as she presents at the AOSA National Conference. It is low-tech, could be in the 80's. No laptops, PDA, PowerPoint (thank you), or WiFi. This is a very different environment than at the library conference....
- Eprints
Does anyone know of an eprint server for music education or fine arts education? My wife is presenting at the AOSA national conference this Fall. I'd like to submit her abstracts to a server, but can't seem to find one. Seems like one needs to...
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Another example of a company not knowing their own best interests.My wife is leading a sight-reading session at the AOSA National Conference. Music teachers come and play through the music she has selected. They get a feel for the difficulty and the sound. Then they can decide if they want to use it in their music programs. Since this is a national conference, those attending will often go back and share at local and regional meetings things that struck their fancy. This is great publicity for the music presented.She asked Schott Music for permission to use their materials, they replied OK but:
- No more than 50 copies may be made.Copies must be collected and shredded at the end of the session.She must pay $50.00 for the right to present their materials.
- Music Discovery Requirements
If you deal with scores or recorded music, this may be of interest. The Music Discovery Requirements document is now available on the Music Library Association's web site. http://committees.musiclibraryassoc.org/ETSC/MDR The Music Discovery Requirements...
- Conferences
I'm getting excited. I just had my poster presentation accepted at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. It is on the NACO and SACO programs. I also have a poster at the Texas Music Educators' Association annual conference. That's on...
- Tmea
I've recovered from TMEA last week. The Texas Music Educators Association's annual conference had over 10,000 people in attendance. Tech was low to non-existent. It is a very different conference than most I attend. Folk dancing is not a session...
- Technology
I'm here, in Louisville, supporting my wife as she presents at the AOSA National Conference. It is low-tech, could be in the 80's. No laptops, PDA, PowerPoint (thank you), or WiFi. This is a very different environment than at the library conference....
- Eprints
Does anyone know of an eprint server for music education or fine arts education? My wife is presenting at the AOSA national conference this Fall. I'd like to submit her abstracts to a server, but can't seem to find one. Seems like one needs to...