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Johnny Rodgers Presented with the ASCAP Foundation Jamie deRoy & friends Award at 13th Annual Awards Ceremony on December 10 in New York City
2008-12-16 | Singer/songwriter/recording artist Johnny Rodgers honored with the Jamie deRoy & friends award for outstanding work, dedication and craftsmanship as a songwriter. Rodgers also provides a sensational performance of his new single - The Best of You In Me for the music industry leaders in attendance.
Evangeline B. Gordon Honored by Cambridge Who's Who for Excellence in Nursing and Music Education
2008-10-16 | Ms. Gordon is responsible for taking care of medical-surgical patients and assisting doctors. In addition to her nursing career, Ms. Gordon is an accomplished piano teacher.
Michelle Kussman Inducted into Cambridge Who's Who Executive, Professional and Entrepreneurial Registry
2008-10-10 | Teaching different forms and styles of music and music history to sixth through eighth grade.
Finally, Kids' Music That's All Grown-Up!
2007-11-14 | Berklee College of Music Dean releases a collection of children's songs.
Charter One's 'Making Music Matter' program generates more than $100,000 for Chicago Area nonprofit organizations
2007-10-13 | Innovative fundraising initiative expands access to the arts and music education for Boys & Girls Club of Chicago, Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras, Merit School of Music and People's Music School
TeacherVision.com, a Popular Teaching Resource for 500,000 Teachers A Month, Relaunches Website Providing Additional Content & Improved Designed
2006-12-23 | TeacherVision.com, the Internet site used by 500,000 preK-12 teachers every month, is relaunching with simplified navigation, an improved internal search engine, and new content in such popular features as educational graphic organizers, printables, lesson plans, and "Great Stuff for Teachers".
The simplest way to learn music ever invented? Free software.
2005-01-05 | The fantastic MusicWheels software, is now available free of charge for 90 days. This has got to be the simplest method ever invented. Now you really can learn music fast.