NASA 2020 Biennial Conference Presenter — Thomas Smialek
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| Name: |
Thomas Smialek |
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| Presentation Date: |
Sunday, March 8, 2020 2:00 PM |
| Presentation Venue: |
W 218 |
| Presentation Title: |
Work Patterns of Late 19th-Century United States Saxophonists |
| Type of Presentation: |
Non-Performance: Classical Lecture |
| Proposal Duration: |
50 |
| Bio: |
Thomas Smialek is Professor of Music & Integrative Arts at
The Pennsylvania State University, Hazleton. His research interests include the
early history of the saxophone and the use of technology in music instruction.
He has presented and performed at meetings of the North American Saxophone
Alliance, The College Music Society, the Association for Technology in Music
Instruction, the American Musicological Society, and the Twelfth World
Saxophone Congress. Publications have appeared in The Saxophone Symposium,
Saxophone Journal, Journal of Research in Music Education, and Journal of Technology in Music
Learning. He and L. A. Logrande developed the educational software Active Listening Tools for publisher
CengageLearning’s music appreciation textbook Listening to Music by Craig Wright. Smialek produced NASA’s compact disc of historical recordings The Saxophone Craze. He has been a member of The Saxophone
Symposium’s editorial board since 1994 and was editor from 1997-2004. null |
Other Performers / Participants
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| L. A. Logrande |
Co-investigator |
L. A. Logrande is a composer of new music, with saxophone
performances worldwide. In 2016 Duo Monta . . . |
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