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The Oxford Virtual Symposiumon the History of Music EducationWednesday, June 2—Saturday, June 5, 2021Sponsored by The History Special Research Interest Groupof the National Association for Music Education,SAGE Publishing, The University of Mississippi,and The Ohio State University at NewarkZOOM Link:osu.zoom.us/j/94582199338?pwd Um5DV3RpTnhYK3F3NC9uUGZQQmxKZz09
SYMPOSIUM PLANNING COMMITTEEPaul D. Sanders, Symposium ChairAlan L. Spurgeon, Local ChairPatti Tolbert, Review ChairCasey GerberPhillip HashGeorge McDowPROGRAM REVIEW COMMITTEEPatti Tolbert, ChairCasey GerberBruce GleasonJacob HardestyPhillip HashSondra Wieland HoweWilliam R. LeeGeorge McDowCarol ShanskyAlan L. SpurgeonJill SullivanTerese TuoheyPROGRAM DESIGN:Leslie Ann LenzoHISTORY SRIG CHAIRSGeorge N. Heller, 1978–1980James Scholten, 1980–1982Michael L. Mark, 1982–1984Melvin Platt, 1984–1986Charles L. Gary, 1986–1988Thomas Hill, 1988–1990William R. Lee, 1990–1992Mark Fonder, 1992–1994Hoyt LeCroy, 1994–1996Sondra Wieland Howe, 1996–1998Marie McCarthy, 1998–2000Carolyn Livingston, 2000-2002Roger Rideout, 2002–2004James T. McRaney, 2004–2006Jere T. Humphreys, 2006–2008Alan L. Spurgeon, 2008–2010Patrick M. Jones, 2010–2012Shelly Cooper, 2012–2014Patti Tolbert, 2014–2016George McDow, 2016–2018Phillip Hash, 2018–2021Paul D. Sanders, 2021–2022Casey Gerber (chair-elect), 2022–2024page 2RECIPIENTS OF HISTORY SRIGRESEARCH AND SERVICE AWARDSGeorge N. Heller, 1994Allen P. Britton, 1996Michael Mark, 1998Bruce D. Wilson, 2000Sondra Wieland Howe, 2002William R. Lee, 2004Carolyn Livingston, 2006Marie McCarthy, 2008Jere T. Humphreys, 2010Terese Volk Tuohey, 2012Mark Fonder, 2014Alan L. Spurgeon, 2018LOWELL MASON AWARD (STATE SERVICE)George McDow, 1992The History Special Research Interest Group(HSRIG)The HSRIG is a research society of the NationalAssociation for Music Education. The groupencourages the study and dissemination oftopics related in any way to the history ofmusic teaching and learning. Visit the HSRIGwebsite (hsrig.gcsu.edu/) to view the programand photographs from this event and pastsymposia.PAST HISTORY SRIG SYMPOSIAKeokuk, Iowa, 2007Chattanooga, Tennessee, 2011Saint Augustine, Florida, 2014Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 2017Mark your calendar for the NAfME MusicResearch and Teacher Education Conference,November 3-5, 2022, Gaylord National Resort& Convention Center, National Harbor, MD
Charles Reagan Wilson,2021 Keynote SpeakerCharles Reagan Wilson was the Kelly GeneCook Sr. Chair of History and Professorof Southern Studies at the University ofMississippi, where he taught from 19812014. He worked extensively with graduatestudents and served as Director of theSouthern Studies academic program from1991 to 1998, and Director of the Centerfor the Study of Southern Culture from1998-2007. Wilson received bachelor’s andmaster’s degrees from the University ofTexas at El Paso and earned his PhD inhistory from the University of Texas atAustin. He taught at the University of Wurzburg, Germany, the University of Texas at ElPaso, and Texas Tech University before coming to Oxford. Wilson is the author of Baptizedin Blood: The Religion of the Lost Cause, 1865-1920 (1980), a study of the memory of theConfederacy in the post-Civil War South, Judgment and Grace in Dixie: Southern Faithsfrom Faulkner to Elvis (1995), which studies popular religion as a part of the culture ofthe modern South, and Flashes of Southern Spirit: Meanings of the Spirit in the U. S. South(2011). He is also coeditor (with Bill Ferris) of the Encyclopedia of Southern Culture (1989),which received the Dartmouth Prize from the American Library Association as bestreference book of the year and is also general editor of the 24-volume New Encyclopediaof Southern Culture (2006-2013). He is editor or coeditor of Religion and the American CivilWar (1998), The New Regionalism (1996), and Religion in the South (1985).SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE OF EVENTSWednesday, June 2ZOOM Link:osu.zoom.us/j/94582199338?pwd Um5DV3RpTnhYK3F3NC9uUGZQQmxKZz09All event times are listed in Central Daylight Time, USAPAUL D. SANDERS, PRESIDERpage 31 – 1:25 p.m.Welcome1:25 – 2 p.m.William R. Lee, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (emeritus)william-lee@utc.eduInstrumental Music as Social Amelioration, Bandsand Music at Mettray, France2 – 2:35 p.m.Teryl Dobbs, University of Wisconsin-Madisontdobbs@wisc.eduJosima Feldschuh: Music Behind Warsaw’s Ghetto Walls
SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE OF EVENTS2:35 – 3:10 p.m.Saito Noriko, Ochanomizu Universitysaito.noriko@ocha.ac.jpThe Role of Literacy in the Populization of Music in Japan3:15 – 3:50 p.m.Jane Southcott, Monash Universityjane.southcott@monash.eduSarah Anna Glover (1786-1867): Music Education Pioneer andthe Glass Harmonicon3:50 – 4:25 p.mGail Simpsongsvoice@outlook.comContent Analysis of the Journal of Historical Research inMusic Education: 1980-20194:30 – 6 p.m.JHRME Editorial Committee Meeting: Marie McCarthy(Editorial Committee members only)Thursday, June 3ZOOM Link:osu.zoom.us/j/94582199338?pwd Um5DV3RpTnhYK3F3NC9uUGZQQmxKZz09All event times are listed in Central Daylight Time, USAALAN L. SPURGEON, PRESIDERpage 49 – 9:35a.m.Laurie Williams, University of Indianapoliswilliamsl001@uindy.eduMusic Education at the Texas State School forBlind African Texans (1887-1965)9:35 – 10:10 a.m.Ollie Liddellollie liddell@hotmail.comA Historical Study of the Effects of Segregation, Integration,and Re-segregation on the High School Band Programs inJackson, Mississippi10:15 – 11:15 a.m.KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Charles Reagan Wilsoncrwilson@olemiss.eduWhat Makes Southern Music Southern?11:20 –11:55 a.m.Alicia Canterbury, Southern Illinois University Edwardsvillealcante@siue.eduAnthony Johnson Showalter: A Pioneer in Southern GospelMusic Education
SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE OF EVENTS11:55 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Casey Gerber, University of Oklahomacasey.gerber@ou.eduSchool of Gospel Music: The History of the Falls Creek Music Program12:30 – 1 p.m. BREAKCASEY GERBER, PRESIDER1 – 1:35 p.m. Paul Sanders, Ohio State Newarksanders.102@osu.eduEarly Sunday School Tunebooks: Laboratories for Public School Music1:35 – 2:10 p.m. Art Williams, Faulkner Universityawilliams@faulkner.eduMister Rogers’ Musical Neighborhood: Fred McFeely Rogers’Contributions to Early Childhood Music Education2:15 – 2:50pm Pamela Stover, University of Toledopamela.stover@utoledo.eduBeyond Music Appreciation: Teaching Music Skills via the Radio2:50 – 3:25 p.m. Morganne Aabeerg, Indiana Universitymaaberg@iu.eduRadio in Music Education: The Indiana School of the Sky3:30 – 4:25 p.m PANELPhillip Hash, Illinois State Universitypmhash@ilstu.eduGeorge McDow, Liberty Universityghmcdow@gmail.comThe Sights and Sounds of Music Education History4:30 – 5:45 p.m. RESEARCH ROUNDTABLE I4:30 – 4:45 p.m. Stellah Mbugua, University of Mississippismmbugua@go.olemiss.eduA History of Nairobi Chamber Chorus (NCC)4:45 – 5 p.m. Timothy Nowak, East Carolina Universitynowakt19@ecu.eduMusic Education at the New Jersey Normal School5 – 5:15 p.m. Grant Unnerstall, University of Missouri-Kansas Citygunnerstall@mail.umkc.eduAlfred Reed: A Multifaceted Music Educator at 100page 5
SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE OF EVENTSRESEARCH ROUNDTABLE I (continued)5:15 – 5:30 p.m. Nathan Greenwood, Indiana Universitynadagree@iu.eduHerbert W. Bagwell (1909-2000): An Oklahoma Music Educator,Entertainer, Violinist and Visionary5:30 – 5:45 p.m. Josef Hanson, University of Memphisjosef.hanson@memphis.edu“A Musical Ministration to Young People”:Music and Youth Magazine (1925-1928)Friday, June 4, 2021ZOOM Link:osu.zoom.us/j/94582199338?pwd Um5DV3RpTnhYK3F3NC9uUGZQQmxKZz09All event times are listed in Central Daylight Time, USAPATTI TOLBERT, PRESIDER9 – 9:35 a.m. Matthew Thibeault, The Education University of Hong Kongmdthibeault@eduhk.hkAn Oral History of Learning Jazz Improvisation withPlay-Along Media while Incarcerated9:35 – 10:10 a.m. Jacob Hardesty, Rockford UniversityJHardesty@rockford.eduJazz and Black High Schools: Preserving the Spiritualand Promoting Racial Pride10:15 – 11:10am PANELBruce P. Gleason, University of St. Thomasbpgleason@stthomas.eduEsther Morgan-Ellis, University of North Georgiaesther.morgan-ellis@ung.eduJill Sullivan, Arizona State Universityjill.sullivan@asu.eduAlan Spurgeon, University of Mississippi (emeritus)aspurg@olemiss.eduBook Authors Panel Discussion – Reminiscences andAdvice from the Fieldpage 6
SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE OF EVENTS11:20 – 11:55 a.m. Dawn Farmer, Augustana Collegedawnfarmer@augustana.eduStudebaker Girls’ Glee Club: Gendered IndustrialMusic Learning11:55 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Carol Shansky, New Jersey City Universitycarolshansky@gmail.com“Tomboys Also Eligible”: Girls and Harmonica Playing, 1923-194012:30 – 1:00pmBREAKGEORGE MCDOW, PRESIDER1 – 1:35 p.m. Ember Larsonember.larson@humboldtunified.comStriving for Excellence in Rural Music Education: Highlights and Insightsfrom Dr. Willard Fisher’s Personal Experiences as a Rural Music Educator1:35 – 2:10 p.m. Rich Tilley, Indiana Universityrwtilley@iu.eduDallas E. Minnich and the York High Band, 1937-1945: A Case Study2:15 – 2:50 p.m. Andrew S. Paney, University of Mississippiapaney@go.olemiss.eduA Coordinated K-12 Music Program in a Large School District2:50 – 3:25 p.m. Brian Meyers, Miami Universitymeyersb2@miamioh.eduThe Non-normal Normal: The National Normal University of Lebanon, Ohio3:30 – 4:05 p.m. Eric Johnson, Gardner-Webb Universityejohnson24@gardner-webb.eduA History of the Piedmont Invitational Children’s Choir Festival, 1993-20174:10 – 5:25 p.m.RESEARCH ROUNDTABLE II4:10 – 4:25 p.m. Barbara Lewis, University of North Dakotabarbara.lewis@und.eduThe Eclecticism of the Pedagogical Music Literature Employed bythe Lititz Moravian Boarding School, 1800-18274:25 – 4:40 p.m. Luiz Barcellos, Georgia State Universitylbarcellos1@student.gsu.eduHow American Southern Musicians Learn?A Historical Perspective on Atlanta’s “Old Timerspage 7
SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE OF EVENTSRESEARCH ROUNDTABLE II (continued)4:40 – 4:55 p.m. David Samson, Missouri University of Science and Technologysamsondw@mst.eduThe Western Conservatory of Music of Rolla, Kansas City and Chicago4:55 – 5:10 p.m. Elizabeth Hearn, University of Mississippiehearn@olemiss.eduA Sixty-Year History of ACDA National Conferences: Implications for Music Education5:10 – 5:25 p.m. Dijana Ihas, Pacific Universitydihas@pacificu.eduInternationalization of Violin Teaching and Playing: Process-Tracing Through Historical, Content, and Experiential Analyses5:30 – 6:30 p.m. LECTURE-RECITALCynthia Selph, Saint Leo University, Inna Korotkevitch, accompanistcynthia.selph@saintleo.eduThe Art Songs of Florence PriceSaturday, June 5, 2021ZOOM Link:osu.zoom.us/j/94582199338?pwd Um5DV3RpTnhYK3F3NC9uUGZQQmxKZz09All event times are listed in Central Daylight Time, USAPHILLIP HASH, PRESIDER9 – 9:35 a.m. Michael Genslingermtgenslinger@gmail.comThe History of Jazz Music Performance Assessment inthe State of Florida9:35 – 10:10 a.m. Jacob Hardesty, Rockford UniversityJHardesty@rockford.eduBuilding the “Opera Factory”: Gender, Publicity andPhilanthropy in Funding the Indiana University Music Arts Center10:15 – 10:50 a.m. Jeremy Scarbrough, Pasco-Hernando State Collegej.edwin.scarbrough@gmail.comMusic Education and Moral Deliberation10:50 – 11:25 a.m. Ian Cicco, Indiana Universityicicco@iu.eduA Historical Perspective from Folklorist Henry Glassie:Roots of Folksongs in Music Educationpage 8
SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE OF EVENTS11:25 a.m. – 12 p.m. Marie McCarthy, University of Michiganmfmcc@umich.eduSounding and Documenting Historical Narratives of African AmericanMusic Education: Moving the Agenda Forward12 – 12:30 p.m.CLOSINGHistory SRIG Service Awardpage 9
Texas at El Paso and earned his PhD in history from the University of Texas at Austin. He taught at the University of Wurzburg, Germany, the University of Texas at El Paso, and Texas Tech University before coming to Oxford. Wilson is the author of Baptized in Blood: The Religion of the Lost Cause, 1865-1920 (1980), a study of the memory of the
