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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 32 MIN

146. ASTA, Advocacy, and the Future of String Education with Lynn Tuttle

from The Orchestra Teacher Podcast · host Dr. Charles Laux

Episode 146: ASTA, Advocacy, and the Future of String Education with Lynn TuttleIn Episode 146 of The Orchestra Teacher Podcast, Dr. Charles Laux welcomes Lynn Tuttle, Executive Director and CEO of the American String Teachers Association.Although not a string player herself, Lynn has dedicated her career to advancing music and arts education through leadership, advocacy, public policy, and professional development. In this conversation, she shares her unique journey from flutist and educator to leading one of the most influential organizations serving string teachers across the United States.Topics include:The mission and impact of ASTABuilding professional networks through service and leadershipThe creation and success of the New Canon ProjectSupporting emerging composers and expanding classroom repertoireThe importance of advocacy in music educationASTA member benefits, conferences, and professional development opportunitiesThe future of string teaching and learningWhether you’re a classroom teacher, private instructor, orchestra director, or future music educator, this episode offers valuable insights into how professional organizations can strengthen your teaching, expand your network, and support the future of music education.About Lynn TuttleLynn Tuttle serves as Executive Director and CEO of ASTA. Prior to joining ASTA in 2021, she served as Director of Public Policy, Research, and Professional Development for the National Association for Music Education and as Director of Arts Education for the Arizona Department of Education. She co-led the creation of the 2014 National Core Arts Standards and has been a leading voice in arts education advocacy throughout her career.#AmericanStringTeachersAssociation #MusicTeaching #MusicTeacherLife #ArtsAdvocacy #OrchestraEducation #StringPedagogy #TeacherCommunity #FutureMusicEducators #MusicLearning #MusicEducationPodcast #MusicMatters #SupportMusicEducation #MusicTeachersRock #OrchestraDirector #TeachingStrings 🎻🎶— SPONSORS AND REFERRAL LINKS —Looking to plan a great orchestra trip? Kaleidoscope Adventures has been planning performance travel beyond expectations for more than 30 years. https://www.kaleidoscopeadventures.comWant to find some classic repertoire or looking for something different and new?  Check out Keiser Productions!https://www.keiserproductions.comLooking for things on Amazon?  Use my referral link:⁠https://amzn.to/3RkfRLk⁠Do you keep a monthly budget?  If not, try You Need a Budget!  It’s a great app/website that helps keep your finances on track.⁠https://tinyurl.com/TheOrchestraTeacherYNAB⁠Do you have cable?  Cut the cord and check out YouTube TV!  It works on mobile, Smart TVs, the web and more!⁠https://tv.youtube.com/referral/r22irzcuy7jshi⁠Resources and more information at ⁠www.orchestrateacher.net⁠#OrchestraTeacherPodcast #ASTA #StringEducation #MusicEducation #OrchestraTeachers #StringTeachers #MusicAdvocacy #ArtsEducation #MusicLeadership #TeacherGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #NewCanonProject #MusicEducator #Orchestra #LynnTuttle

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