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The navigation, advocation, and implementation of music initiatives at your school can be a daunting, confusing task at times. This episode can serve as a guide to help those in education, coming from one of the brightest minds in the music profession today!
On this episode of The Stage, ASTA executive director Lynn Tuttle comes on the show to talk about the work she does as a lifelong musician, non-profit professional, and advocate for the arts. Throughout the conversation with host Ken Burke, Lynn gives excellent advice for parents, educators, and communities that want to make an impact on students through music.
Make sure to listen out for key topics that Lynn and Ken discuss, like:
- Lynn's recollection of her childhood musical experience
- How Lynn got into the world of arts advocacy
- Navigating educational resources as an educator or administrator
- Initiatives that are ahead for ASTA
- What it's like to be surrounded with a family of musicians
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