Known as the "Father of Music Education"?

The "Father of the Common School"?

The term to describe any musical behavior including participation and interaction with music?

The earliest formal music instruction techniques?

The Russian Satellite launch that fueled the race to space and increased science and math curricula in the US?

The 1999 symposium that convened over 300 music educators from across the nation to discuss the future of the profession?

Was printed in 1752 with words to songs but no actual music?

The time frame that schools were believed to perpetuate prosperity and resolve social problems?

The social and perceptual phenomenon that is as varied as the humans that create and use it?

The theory that anyone could learn any subject including music?

The national call for accountability that led to the increased use of standardized testing in schools?

The anthropologist that in 1964 identified ten ways in which music functions in every society throughout the world?

Location of the original meeting place of the Music Supervisors National Conference?

Considered to be the "the great equalizer" for American society?

The 1960's movement to broaden music offerings in the schools?