Coming directly from the land of acronyms, our guests this week expanded this podcast's horizons while stretching the hosts' minds (not hard to do). We are thrilled to have you meet two amazing leaders from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction: Dr. Laura Roeker, Director of Teaching and Learning, and Sara Kneuve, Policy Advisor. Laura and Sara discuss their roles at the department, their journey into education, current projects, complex challenges, advocacy, personal experience in the arts, stolen firewood, mentos, Margaret Thatcher, stalking drones, and Days of Our Lives. You will certainly enjoy this episode if you can get past the mindless banter, poorly constructed speed round, and overused sound effects.

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https://dpi.wi.gov/

Recording Notes
Epic Build Up Music - The Storm
Composer: Greg Dombrowski
https://youtu.be/VCLT0HNJLWw?si=SWTtGvHgDQ-omvgM

Music Theme of Days of Our Lives By Charles Albertin, Tommy Boyce And
Bobby Hart ALL RIGHTS RESERVD BY CORDAY PRODUCTIONS, INC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-Zgtm-g4Co

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Yet another episode marred by excessive talking by Peter, poor introductions by Phil and general sleepiness by Chris. Thankfully, our guest compensates for all of our poor hosting. Dr. Cindi Johnson Turner has spent her career successfully guiding musicians at every level – middle schoolers, college students at Cornell University, the University of Georgia and now as Dean of Music at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario Canada. Cindi shares with all of us about building curriculum, excellence in the classroom, choosing repertoire and just how much power our pets have over us. WWPPD seems to always sneak into the podcast, appreciated or not. And of course, answered questions from our fans (we use the term fans very generously). It’s hard to believe that we have an entire season of fantastic guests lined up and yet the hosts remain generally clueless about successful interview technique.

Show Notes
Learn more about Cindi here

Recording Reference
"Boomba"
For Wind Ensemble
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm5V1-JZH4Y&t=2s

Composed By Michael Barry
Conducted by Anthony Panther
Recorded by Adam Michalak
With the Hollywood Scoring Wind Ensemble

Score and Parts Available for Purchase:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ep9FX4szNs&t=19s

Music By Michael Barry
Mixed By Tim Starnes

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*Reduced Ensemble Version

Part 2: Assembling

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Our previous two seasons began with a guest named Scott. This year we start with a Stamp and we couldn't be happier! Jack Stamp stops in to share his journey from being a seventh-grade percussionist to becoming a composer and conductor. He reveals his experiences in the music industry, including his work with various ensembles and publishers. Jack also talks about the importance of asking 'why' when doing score study as a conductor and composer, and the value of teaching through music. He mentions some of his notable compositions, such as 'Gavorkna Fanfare' and his arrangement of the 'Star Spangled Banner'. Jack expresses his desire to write a musical in the future. Jack also talks about the importance of music in education and the potential impact of artificial intelligence on creativity. The conversation concludes with a speed round of questions crafted by Peter that are actually pretty good.

Show Notes
Learn more about Jack Stamp at his website: https://www.jackstamp.com/

Recording Reference:

Fire and Rain · Maynard Ferguson
Alive and Well In London
℗ Originally released 1971. All rights reserved by Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Released on: 1971-10-01
Composer: John Taylor
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SCHUMAN George Washington Bridge - "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band (1998)
Recording from "The Bicentennial Collection," featuring historical recordings of "The President's Own" United States Marine Band to celebrate its 200th Anniversary. http://www.marineband.marines.mil/
Details: Leonard Slatkin, conductor, William Schuman, composer, Recorded live in concert January 26, 1998, DAR Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C.

HOLST Suite No. 1 in E-flat: Chaconne - "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band (1997)
Frederick Fennell, conducting. Recording from "The Bicentennial Collection," featuring historical recordings of "The President's Own" United States Marine Band to celebrate its 200th Anniversary. http://www.marineband.marines.mil/
Frederick Fennell, conductor
Gustav Holst, composer
Recorded live in concert April 24, 1997
Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Baltimore, MD

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