Washington State Library's collection of Washington State Music Teachers' Association, Inc. records, 1930-2010.

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Washington State Library's collection of Washington State Music Teachers' Association, Inc. records, 1930-2010.

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This collection contains works by the Washington State Music Teachers' Association. The collection consists of the Association's official bulletin, Evergreen State Clarion (issues from Dec. 1949 to Feb. 1959); and The Clarion (issues from Jul. 1962 to Jun. 2010); 4-12 in. analog sound discs; 42 Convention Programs from 1981-2010; 19 spiral bound music composition notebooks; 2 paper bound music composition folders; 5 staple bound music composition photocopies; and 1 audio CD of a music performance. The collection of bulletins is substantial yet not complete.

6 linear feet (9 boxes)

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 7334114

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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Meeting at its first annual convention in 1915, the Washington State Music Teachers’ Association merged with the State Federation of Music Clubs to encourage cooperation and communication among musical groups and musical instructors, to encourage the introduction of music sources into public school curricula, and to standardize and evaluate current music educational methods. The Association consisted of a number of clubs, individuals, and instructional representatives from throughout the state o...