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Spirit of Harmony Foundation's
Symposium on the Moral Imperative of Music Education
Saturday, April 18, 2015 6:30-9:30 p.m.
University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service
SYMPOSIUM SUMMARY:
Entertainment outside the venue: Mabelvale Elementary Drum and Groove Line
Welcome from the Clinton School of Public Service
Roger Clinton speaking on Music Education
Arkansas Symphony Youth Orchestra, Brass Quintet
Master of Ceremonies Kevin Ellman opening remarks
Welcome from Todd Rundgren
Panel:
- The Neurological/Physical Benefits of Music Education: Nina Kraus, PhD. (Northwestern University Brainvolts Lab)
- The Social Benefits of Music Education: Margaret Martin, DrPH, MPH (Harmony Project)
- The Economic Benefits of Music Education: Policy Perspective - George Ford, PhD. (Phoenix Center)
- The Academic Benefits of Music Education: School-based perspective- Carl Mouton (Maumelle High School band director)
- The Emotional/Creative Benefits of Music Education: Todd Rundgren
Wrap-up and call to action
Musical Performance - Todd Rundgren, Kevin Ellman, Jesse Gress, John Siegler, and special guests
PLEASE NOTE: We are offering some exciting sponsorship opportunities. Please contact Mark Cohen (mc@spiritofharmony.org) for details.
For information on the Symposium and the entire Rockin' Little Rock Weekend in partnership with Rundgren Radio, please click here. We hope you will join us!!
Please visit our website at www.spiritofharmony.org to learn more about our work providing opportunities for personal development and self-expression through the support of music and music education. |
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