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THE NACWPI JOURNAL The NACWPI JOURNAL is the official publication of the Association, serving as a means of communication among the members. It appears quarterly and is sent, without charge, to all members of the association. The JOURNAL contains articles in which the national officers, project chairpersons, and division chairpersons report on their activities. Each issue contains reviews of new woodwind, brass, and percussion literature, information on the performance activities of the members on their respective campuses, as well as monographs by NACWPI members and other members of the profession dealing with wind and percussion instrument instruction and performance. Sample Articles from the NACWPI Journal A Model for the Style Analytical Report in Applied Music The Art and Science of a Successful Masterclass General Issues Regarding Percussion Education at the Undergraduate Level Preparation and Effort: Tips on Applying John Wooden's Concepts Teaching Students to Perform from Memory: A Clarinetist's Perspective Mentorship Articles from the NACWPI Journal 20 Tips for the Aspiring Tenure-Track Music Professor An Inside View of the College Position Audition Effective Mentorship: Guiding Professionals and Pre-Professionals toward Success A Strategic Plan for Building an Applied Studio Preparing to Teach at the Collegiate Level
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