History
- 1936—Alexander
Harley and his wife Frances founded the Maine Music Masters at Maine
Township High School in Park Ridge, IL.
- 1952—Maine
Music Masters became incorporated and was renamed Modern Music Masters.
- 1954—The
first individual member recognition, known as the Top-Notcher
Certificate of Achievement, was presented. This certificate was renamed
Tri-M® Leadership in 2002.
- 1971—First
Master Musician Certificate was presented.
- 1983—Modern
Music Masters became a program of MENC: The National Association for
Music Education and was officially renamed the Tri-M Music Honor
Society.
- 1986—The
first year Tri-M was recognized by the National Association of
Secondary School Principals (NASSP) as an approved program.
- 1989—The
first State Conference Achievement Recognition was presented to Tri-M
members accepted to All-State Honor Ensembles. This certificate was
renamed Honor Ensemble Achievement in 2003.
- 2002—State
Chapter of the Year recognition was given in addition to the National
Chapter of the Year.
- 2002—The
Top-Notcher Recognition was renamed Tri-M Leadership.
- 2003—The
State Conference Achievement Recognition was renamed Honor Ensemble
Achievement and was expanded to recognize Tri-M member participation in
state, division, and national honor ensembles.
- 2003—The
first Tri-M Outstanding Service Recognition was presented.
- 2004—The
first Tri-M Alumni Achievement Recognition was presented.
Logo
The
Tri-M Music Honor
Society logo is rich in symbolism. The three M’s stand for
“Modern Music
Masters,” the society’s original name. Music is
represented by the lyre and
the scroll, which denote accomplishment and service. The five lines of
the music
staff indicate the five criteria upon which members are selected:
scholarship,
character, cooperation, leadership, and service.
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1/30/09
The 2009
recital was held last night, and all of the performers did an
OUTSTANDING job!
ALL MEMBERS:
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The Tri-M Music Honor
Society is the international music honor society for middle/junior high
and high
school students. It is designed to recognize students for their
academic and
musical achievements, reward them for their accomplishments and service
activities, and to inspire other students to excel at music and
leadership.
Through more than 4,500 chartered chapters, Tri-M has helped thousands
of young
people provide years of service through music in schools throughout the
world.
Tri-M shares and supports
the objectives of every dedicated music educator—to increase
student and
school involvement with music and to make a stronger and more unified
school
music program. Tri-M offers a complete system of rewards that help
inspire
students and recognize excellence in individuals and chapters. With
this system,
the society builds self-esteem and provides a channel of personal
fulfillment.
Tri-M is a program of MENC:
The National Association for Music Education, the largest non-profit
organization dedicated to the advancement of music education. Through
its many
programs, activities, publications, and conferences, MENC addresses all
aspects
of music education and works to ensure that every student can be a part
of a
balanced, comprehensive, and high quality program of music instruction.
Tri-M was founded in 1936
by Alexander and Frances Harley, incorporated and renamed Modern Music
Masters
in 1952, and in 1983 recognized as the Tri-M Music Honor Society, a
program of
MENC: The National Association for Music Education.
A Word from the
Founder
If we
strive to cultivate musical sensitivity and perception in our students,
we must likewise give adequate recognition for their efforts and
achievements, and we must inspire them to strive for higher goals. In
what better way than by bestowing upon them life membership in a
worldwide honorary organization for musical youth?
—Alexander
Harley, Founder, Tri-M Music Honor Society
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| Forms |
- Application
- Membership Criteria
- By-Laws
- Calendar
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| Current Officers |
President:
Tony Cipiti
VP:
Hannah Sterman
Treasurer:
Ernest Vallorz
Secretary:
Michelle Williams
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| More Music at BBHHS |
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| Past Recitals |
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2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
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Brecksville-Broadview
Heights High School -
Band Directors: Ryan Nowlin, Jason Wyse, Steve
Cocchiola
Choir Directors: Julie Sterman, Chuck Valley
Orchestra Directors: Chuck Valley, Steve
Cocchiola
Percussion Advisor: Brady Sark
6380 Mill Road, Broadview Heights OH 44147
phone: 440.740.4792 (Mr. Nowlin)
phone: 440.740.4872 (Mr. Wyse)
fax: 440.740.4704
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