Session Proposals
| Presenter Information | |
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| Presenter Name | Bryan Powell |
| Presenter's Position | Chief Program Officer, Music Will |
| Presenter's Short Biography | Bryan Powell is the Chief Program Officer for Music Will, and former Director of Programs for Amp Up NYC, a partnership between Berklee College of Music and Little Kids Rock. He is also an Associate Professor of Music Education and Music Technology, and Coordinator for the Recording Arts and Production degree at Montclair State University. A former NYC public school music teacher, Bryan serves as the Executive Director of the Association for Popular Music Education and is the past-Chair for the NAfME Popular Music Education Special Research Interest Group. He is the founding co-editor of the Journal of Popular Music Education, co-author of Popular Music Pedagogies: A Practical Guide for Music Teachers (Routledge), series co-editor for Contemporary Music Making and Learning (Intellect Books), and editor of The Modern Band Handbook (OUP). |
| Presenter's Address | 440 N Barranca Ave #1753 Note: Presenter does not receive mail at this address. Covina, California 91723 Map It |
| Presenter's Phone | (973) 746-8248 |
| Presenter's Email | Email hidden; Javascript is required. |
| Will there be additional presenters for your session? | Yes |
| Please list additional presenters and their positions. | I am coordinating the submission of this proposal for Dr. Powell. I am not an additional presenter. Since I am coordinating the session proposals, please send all status updates on the session proposal to me at [email protected]. Thank you! Cody Talarico, Senior Coordinator, K-12 Partnerships, Music Will |
| Session Information | |
| Session Title | Tech Tools for Modern Band |
| Session Description | This session examines the many useful and practical tools found online that can help us utilize popular music in the classroom. Many avenues will be discussed for online resources, including DAWs, beat-making, virtual instruments, and AI. This fluid and comprehensive integration of technology into the music education classroom is a necessity for educators who seek to utilize all that online music technology has to offer students. |
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| Is this a demonstration session? | No |
| Sponsorship | |
| Will your session be sponsored? | No |