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You are invited to meet the University's new Instructional Designer, Jim Robinson. Jim will lead an informal discussion about the integration of technology into the curriculum. Barbara Lister-Sink, assisted by movement and anatomy specialist Glenna Baston, discusses piano technique. Defines technique from a neuromuscular and bio-mechanical viewpoint as the most efficient, natural coordination of the whole body at the piano. Addresses optimal skeletal alignment and efficient muscle use.