National Music Council Invites Artists to Share Their Appreciation for Music Educators During the COVID Pandemic

The National Music Council of the United States invites artists to share their support for music education and music teachers by submitting a brief video thanking them for their commitment to our children. Tell them how important school music was for you. Tell them how big an impact your school music teacher had on you as a student. Let them know that their efforts really matter, especially in times of crisis.

Submit your 30-60 second video to David Sanders at sandersd@montclair.edu.

Here’s what some friends of the Council have to say to music teachers and administrators:

WINTER 2024 NEWSLETTER

The National Music Council of the United States endorses the 5 Music Rights of the International Music Council.

JOIN US IN CREATING A HISTORIC DATABASE OF
PANDEMIC EXPERIENCES IN THE MUSIC COMMUNITY

The US and global music communities have suffered through two difficult years of a viral pandemic that took the lives of nearly a million of our fellow Americans, well over five million lives worldwide, and crushed the livelihoods of tens of millions more. As we know, with a music economy based upon live performance and socially close collaboration among creators, educators and business people, our industry was affected far more than most.

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THANK YOU To Music Educators And Administrators For Keeping Music Alive During COVID

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National Music Council Music Education PSA

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The National Music Council

Founded in 1940 and chartered by the 84th Congress in 1956, the National Music Council represents the United States to the International Music Council. The Council acts as a clearing house for the joint opinion and decision of its members and is dedicated to strengthening the importance of music in our life and culture.