INTRODUCTION

 Welcome to EdTech Musician 60 Suzuki Part 2 recorded on April 26, 2006.

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We recorded using camstreams tonight.

Next week go to http://edtechmusician.camstreams.com at ~8-10pm EST to watch us record ETM 61

• Welcome to show 60
• Show notes available at the blog site now. http://edtechmusician.libsyn.com
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Show summary:

This show features part 2 of an interview with two experts in the Suzuki philosophy of teaching music, Doug and Susan Locke from Capital University. A listener's son sent in a recording of a composition he wrote for orchestra and Suzuki strings that you must hear.  We have the usual classical music almanac and pop music history along with a Tone Poem classical excerpt test.

Classical Music History Almanac

Today in Pop Music History for April 27

Music

Bach works were written by his second wife, claims academic

Webcasts connect kids to science, nature

http://www.webcastacademy.com

Suzuki Method with the Lockes Part 2

http://www.suzukiassociation.org/

Suzuki at Capital

Classical Except Test #21 Symphonic Poems

Listener E Mail and Comments

http://erangell.libsyn.com

Show Notes

Show summary:

This show features an interview with two experts in the Suzuki philosophy of teaching music, Doug and Susan Locke from Capital University. We have the usual classical music almanac and pop music history along with an Opera classical excerpt test.  Todd and I discuss this week's news in music, education and podcasting.

• Send us a voicemail at 206-EDTECH2 (206-338-3242)
• Add your pin to the EdTech Musician Frappr Map
• Check out the Forum.
• We are looking for more listener feedback and contributions. This podcast is for the sharing of ideas so get interactive, send your emails or mp3 files to edtechmusician@gmail.com

'Make the nasty music go away!'

ASCAP Names Winners of Young Composer Awards

 www.ascap.com.

MSN to Stream Live Video of New Orleans Jazz Festival

Yehudi Wyner Wins Pulitzer Prize for Music

Fox to Deliver Prime-Time Shows Via Internet

Free online courses teach tech skills

Computer Science Teachers Association
http://www.csta.acm.org

CSTA and IBM resources
http://www.csta.acm.org/Resources/sub/RecommendedResources.html

IBM Corp.
http://www.ibm.com

Tech helps teach complex reading skills

http://www.suzukiassociation.org/

Suzuki at Capital

Welcome back, it's been a while since we did a real show. It's great to be back with the usual Classical and pop music history, classical excerpt test, news from the world of music, education and podcasting.  We have Dave's free stuff and a lesson by Dr. Tim Bell on just how mp3s compress the digital information. Fascinating stuff! Get all the links for the show here!

http://andrewseymour.com for more info!

Hail to the chief

Music Technology Pioneer Seeks Participants for Education Pilot Program

Registry feeds its aural fixation

http://www.loc.gov/rr/record/nrpb/nrpb-2005reg.html

Podcasting serves as study aid for students

Thornburg: Ed tech stalled by 'fear'

Youths use cell phones as mini-PCs
 State funding to the rescue?  

Schools urged to teach 'spatial literacy'
Dr. Tim's lesson http://uccsse.libsyn.com/

Dave's Stuff http://www.xtort.net/office/floppyoffice.php