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2020-2021 workshop series registration has opened for the fall! Check out more info here!
We are so excited about the fabulous clinicians and the topics we are addressing this year, including social emotional learning (SEL) in the music classroom, student-centered learning, race and equity, and choral pedagogy!
Please take a moment to look around our site. We hope you find it helpful and informative. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about upcoming events or if you would like more information.
CAKE is a local chapter of the Organization of American Kodály Educators. The mission of the OAKE is to enrich the quality of life of people in the United States of America through music education by promoting the philosophy of Zoltán Kodály. Our chapter was founded in 1996 by Tari Rubenstein. It is an affiliated chapter of OAKE. We offer Kodály based professional development sessions four times a year with graduate credit available through VanderCook College of Music in Chicago.
The members of OAKE are committed to championing diversity, welcoming all people, and advancing inclusivity and equity for all. Inspired by Zoltán Kodály’s unyielding assertion that music belongs to everyone, we affirm that music is a fundamental aspect of shared human experiences. As such, we pledge to promote active music making merged with intentionally respectful practices as the basis of comprehensive music education.
We are so excited about the fabulous clinicians and the topics we are addressing this year, including social emotional learning (SEL) in the music classroom, student-centered learning, race and equity, and choral pedagogy!
Please take a moment to look around our site. We hope you find it helpful and informative. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about upcoming events or if you would like more information.
CAKE is a local chapter of the Organization of American Kodály Educators. The mission of the OAKE is to enrich the quality of life of people in the United States of America through music education by promoting the philosophy of Zoltán Kodály. Our chapter was founded in 1996 by Tari Rubenstein. It is an affiliated chapter of OAKE. We offer Kodály based professional development sessions four times a year with graduate credit available through VanderCook College of Music in Chicago.
The members of OAKE are committed to championing diversity, welcoming all people, and advancing inclusivity and equity for all. Inspired by Zoltán Kodály’s unyielding assertion that music belongs to everyone, we affirm that music is a fundamental aspect of shared human experiences. As such, we pledge to promote active music making merged with intentionally respectful practices as the basis of comprehensive music education.