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Stan
Spottswood holds the B.A. in music education from the University of Charleston,
and a M.A. in Music Education from Marshall University in Huntington,
WV. He holds Certification in levels I, II and III in Orff-Schulwerk.
He taught for 18 years as a music educator in the Kanawha County School
System, in Charleston, WV, in elementary, middle school, and high school
positions.
Mr. Spottswood is the founder and artistic director of the Multicultural
Arts Camp, a summer arts camp for elementary and middle school students.
From 1996-2004, Mr. Spottswood has been an instructor and director with
the African-American Heritage Arts Camp. He previously worked for the
past 10 years as the minister of music at the All Nations Revival Center,
where he has worked with both youth and adults. He is presently director
of the choir program at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Montgomery
County, MD. Mr. Spottswood has three gospel recordings: a choral compilation
He is Worthy, a praise & worship CD entitled My Lips Shall Praise
Thee, and a jazz gospel recording entitled Ambitions.
Further information is available regarding Stan's
Credentials and Accomplishments.
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Mr. Spottswood is the president
and founder of StanSpottmusic, providing music education products
for children, gospel music, jazz, workshops, and other music-related
services. He is the composer of Kwanzaa Suite, which includes
nine original songs and an accompanying CD, published by World
Music Press. His book/CD Music Tools for Educators, which contains
songs that teach math, reading, science, and social studies
concepts through music, was released in 2002. His latest CD,
Manners Songs for Children by Stan Spottswood, was released
in 2005. Three of his compositions for children have been recently
released as part of the McMillan McGraw-Hill textbook series,
Spotlight On Music. |
