• Music and music education libraries donated by nationally known teachers and conductors:
  

  	Orchestra	Choral	Jazz
  	Music Curriculum	Band	Piano

• Festival Music (over 5,000 titles) to study and select for performance.
• Music curriculum guides, music standards and assessment resources. Study and listening stations.

• Digital sound technology for teaching, rehearsing and performance.
• Audio production for use by teachers, students and the community.
• Access for schools and community members to record and edit music.

• Instructional space for workshops and classes.
• Video conferencing for regional and statewide presentations.
• Distance learning facilities for new music education opportunities.
• Multi-media technology for professional development and student training.

• Electronic keyboard lab with computer interface, MIDI, and sequencing capabilities.
• Notation software for music composing, arranging and performance.
  
  

Arts Organizations

• Office space and communications services for other music and arts organizations.
• Space to build new partnerships

Early Childhood Music Center (Phase II)

• Weekly music classes for pre-school children.
• Integrated arts experiences for pre-school and primary grade students.
• Model site for teacher training and expansion of early childhood music opportunities statewide.
• Keyboard and stringed instrument classes for pre-school children.

For Students

• By utilizing the Center's resources, music opportunities can be extended to students throughout the state.
• Online music courses and distance learning to supplement school music offerings.
• Opportunities for music composition, arranging, music theory, digital technology, music history, and music of other cultures.
• Innovative ways to deliver arts education opportunities not available in all schools.

For Music Teachers

• Networking to exchange ideas and resources
• Access to valuable resources in one location.
• Support to retain teachers in the profession.
• Extend music and arts curriculum offerings through print, media and online resources.

Community

• Unique resources for study, presentations and networking.
• Program expansion to early childhood and adult activities.
• Exposure to nationally known educators.

Recognition

• Wisconsin Music Education Hall of Fame.
• Commemorative Brick Walkway.
• Perpetual recognition of outstanding educators and school administrators.
• Capital campaign donor recognition.
• Recognition of Program Sponsors and Volunteers.