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Amy Hughes graduated from West Chester University of Pennsylvania with a B.M. in Music Education with a concentration in percussion. In Summer 2019, she completed her Masters of Education in Kodály Music Education at Loyola University Maryland and obtained all three levels of Kodály certification. She has taught Elementary General and Choral Music in Montgomery County since 2012, specializing in grades K-2 since 2015. Amy presented Using Your Music for All it is Worth: in the Primary Grades at a Maryland United Specialists in Kodály workshop and at the Maryland Music Educators Association Fall 2019 Conference. Amy is a member of MMEA, NAfME, OAKE, and has been the Treasurer of the Maryland United Specialists in Kodály chapter since 2020.

Rachel Tanenblatt is a vocal/general music teacher for Baltimore County Public Schools in Maryland. She received her Bachelor’s in Music Education from Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey and her Master’s of Ed in Kodály from the American Kodály Institute at Loyola University, Maryland. In addition to teaching music, she performs as a professional vocal fellow with the Baltimore Choral Arts Society. Rachel has been the secretary for MUSIK since 2020 and is also a member of the Music Crew, a group of teacher-authors who work together collaboratively to promote the field of music education. Rachel is passionate about making music accessible to everyone and helping her young musicians discover the joy of music within themselves.

Carrie Marsh is a vocal/general music teacher for Baltimore County Public Schools in Maryland. She received her Bachelor’s in Music Education from Towson University in Towson, Maryland and her Master’s of Ed in Kodály from the American Kodály Institute at Loyola University, Maryland. In addition to teaching music, she is the President of The Fernwood Cove Foundation, a campership program for a half summer residential camp in Maine. Carrie has been the member at large for MUSIK since 2020 and is a member of OAKE and NAfME. Carrie is passionate about making a joyful and meaningful musical foundation for her students at Mays Chapel Elementary in Timonium, Maryland. She co-founded the MCES Drama Club which performs an annual Spring Musical that includes over 100 3rd-5th Grade students. In her spare time, Carrie enjoys listening to Musical Theater and Folk Music, as well as spending time with her family.

Molly Park is a motivated and passionate music educator, mentor, and musician, who is devoted to enabling students from diverse backgrounds to reach their full potential through her culturally responsive repertoire, creative performances, musical literacy, and social-emotional learning. Park has worked with students of all ages and levels and currently teaches elementary vocal/general music (K-5) and chorus in Howard County, Maryland. She is also the co-director of an auditioned elementary choir and the music director of the drama club at her school. Previously, Park taught the Peabody Children's Chorus Prep classes in Towson. In addition to teaching, Park serves as a lesson writer for the Essential Elements Music Class at Hal Leonard LLC. She has presented at professional development workshops for music educators, including those held at Howard County Public School System and Maryland United Specialists in Kodály (MUSIK). In 2021, Park was appointed as a board member for MUSIK.

Park received her Master of Music in Voice degree from the Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University and her Master of Education degree in Kodaly Music Education from Loyola University Maryland. She holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Texas at Austin. As a professional soprano, Park has showcased her "vibrant" (Baltimore Sun) presence in opera and art song performances across the US and at numerous locations abroad. She was featured as Lauretta in Puccini's Gianni Schicchi with the Mediterranean Opera in Italy, as Peggy Martin in the world premiere of Paul Crabtree's Ghost Train with the Peabody Opera in Baltimore, and as Drusilla in Opera NEO's production of Monteverdi's L'incoronazione di Poppea in San Diego.