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Episode 144 of The Orchestra Teacher Podcast features an inspiring and deeply thoughtful conversation with veteran music educator and national leader Denese Odegaard.
With more than 40 years in music education and decades of leadership through organizations like American String Teachers Association and National Association for Music Education, Denese shares a wealth of wisdom on teaching, advocacy, mentorship, curriculum development, and the evolving future of music education.
In this episode, Dr. Charles Laux and Denese discuss:
Denese also reflects on her years serving as National President of National Association for Music Education, her work helping shape the 2014 National Music Standards, and the many lessons learned from nearly five decades of service to music education.
Packed with practical advice, honest reflections, and inspiring stories from the classroom, this episode is a must-listen for orchestra teachers, music educators, and anyone passionate about creating meaningful musical experiences for students.
Tune in to Episode 144 of The Orchestra Teacher Podcast with special guest Denese Odegaard.
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Episode 144 of The Orchestra Teacher Podcast features an inspiring and deeply thoughtful conversation with veteran music educator and national leader Denese Odegaard.
With more than 40 years in music education and decades of leadership through organizations like American String Teachers Association and National Association for Music Education, Denese shares a wealth of wisdom on teaching, advocacy, mentorship, curriculum development, and the evolving future of music education.
In this episode, Dr. Charles Laux and Denese discuss:
Denese also reflects on her years serving as National President of National Association for Music Education, her work helping shape the 2014 National Music Standards, and the many lessons learned from nearly five decades of service to music education.
Packed with practical advice, honest reflections, and inspiring stories from the classroom, this episode is a must-listen for orchestra teachers, music educators, and anyone passionate about creating meaningful musical experiences for students.
Tune in to Episode 144 of The Orchestra Teacher Podcast with special guest Denese Odegaard.
— SPONSORS AND REFERRAL LINKS —
Looking to plan a great orchestra trip? Kaleidoscope Adventures has been planning performance travel beyond expectations for more than 30 years.
https://www.kaleidoscopeadventures.com
Want to find some classic repertoire or looking for something different and new? Check out Keiser Productions!
https://www.keiserproductions.com
Looking for things on Amazon? Use my referral link:
https://amzn.to/3RkfRLk
Do you keep a monthly budget? If not, try You Need a Budget! It’s a great app/website that helps keep your finances on track.
https://tinyurl.com/TheOrchestraTeacherYNAB
Do you have cable? Cut the cord and check out YouTube TV! It works on mobile, Smart TVs, the web and more!
https://tv.youtube.com/referral/r22irzcuy7jshi
Resources and more information at www.orchestrateacher.net

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