Linda (Allen) Anderson
Honor Code SignatorySigned 23 Nov 2016 | 277 contributions | 10 thank-yous | 299 connections
Signed 23 Nov 2016 | 277 contributions | 10 thank-yous | 299 connections
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Born 1930s.
Ancestors 
Daughter of Neil Allen
and Gladys (Friziellie) Allen
Sister of
John Allen
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Biography
Oregon Community High School, Oregon, Ogle, IL, 1952 University of Illinois, B.S. in Music Education, 1956 University of Illinois, M.S. in Music Education, 1959
Taught music and English at Ogden, Illinois, Community High School, 1956–59 Taught vocal music at Passaic, NJ, High School, 1959–61 Taught vocal music at West Essex High School, North Caldwell-Essex Fells, NJ, 1961–62 Taught vocal music and piano at John Adams Junior High School, Santa Monica, California, 1962–1983 Taught vocal music and piano at Santa Monica High School, 1977–78 and 1983–92 Taught upper diviision/graduate classes in choral music at California State University, Los Angeles, 1979–83
Taught courses in Choral Curriculum and Literature and Vocal Pedagogy, supervised student teachers at UCLA, 1989–95
Served as choral editor for Neil A. Kjos Music Company, editing many choral octavos and a series of books entitled �Choral Insights
Edited the Linda Allen Anderson series of choral editions published by Alliance Music Publications, Inc.
Authored THE FOUNDATION OF ARTISTRY: An Annotated Bibliography of Distinctive Choral Literature for High School Mixed Chorus, published as Monograph No. 11 of the American Choral Directors Association in 2003
Served the Southern California Vocal Association in many capacities
Served ACDA as State president, Western Division secretary and president, National Chair for Junior High School
Was the first recipient of Eunice Skinner Memorial Award for Choral Excellence, CMEA, 1985 Received Robert Runge Memorial Award for exemplary achievement in the field of secondary music education, LA County MEA, 1989 Received Howard Swan Award in recognition of inspirational service to the art of choral conducting, ACDA, 2005 Honored with her husband as Co-Teachers of the Year by CMEA, 2008
Presented many performances and clinics for CMEA, MENC, ACDA, CCG, and NATS
Served as adjudicator, guest conductor, vocal coach, accompanist, and clinician in numerous states
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Oregon Community High School, Oregon, Ogle, IL, 1952 University of Illinois, B.S. in Music Education, 1956 University of Illinois, M.S. in Music Education, 1959
Taught music and English at Ogden, Illinois, Community High School, 1956–59 Taught vocal music at Passaic, NJ, High School, 1959–61 Taught vocal music at West Essex High School, North Caldwell-Essex Fells, NJ, 1961–62 Taught vocal music and piano at John Adams Junior High School, Santa Monica, California, 1962–1983 Taught vocal music and piano at Santa Monica High School, 1977–78 and 1983–92 Taught upper diviision/graduate classes in choral music at California State University, Los Angeles, 1979–83
Taught courses in Choral Curriculum and Literature and Vocal Pedagogy, supervised student teachers at UCLA, 1989–95
Served as choral editor for Neil A. Kjos Music Company, editing many choral octavos and a series of books entitled �Choral Insights
Edited the Linda Allen Anderson series of choral editions published by Alliance Music Publications, Inc.
Authored THE FOUNDATION OF ARTISTRY: An Annotated Bibliography of Distinctive Choral Literature for High School Mixed Chorus, published as Monograph No. 11 of the American Choral Directors Association in 2003
Served the Southern California Vocal Association in many capacities
Served ACDA as State president, Western Division secretary and president, National Chair for Junior High School
Was the first recipient of Eunice Skinner Memorial Award for Choral Excellence, CMEA, 1985 Received Robert Runge Memorial Award for exemplary achievement in the field of secondary music education, LA County MEA, 1989 Received Howard Swan Award in recognition of inspirational service to the art of choral conducting, ACDA, 2005 Honored with her husband as Co-Teachers of the Year by CMEA, 2008
Presented many performances and clinics for CMEA, MENC, ACDA, CCG, and NATS
Served as adjudicator, guest conductor, vocal coach, accompanist, and clinician in numerous states
- First-hand information. Entered by Linda Allen at registration.
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