Greetings Time Travelers!
We are so excited to have you on our new journey through time!
We are currently writing our book, World Music + Music History = Music History of the World Part 1: Antiquity, which explores the themes of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the context of music history. We aim to provide a more comprehensive and diverse view of music history in a mini-series that is both informative and engaging for our students.
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Our goal is to have a working draft ready for use in the classroom by January 2026!
Sara Feltes is a music educator based in Clifton Park and Wynantskill, New York. She holds a master's degree in Music Education with an emphasis in Pedagogy from the Hartt School of Music at the University of Hartford and a Bachelor of Science in Music Education from The College of Saint Rose. Sara has always been passionate about history, music history, and ethnomusicology from a young age. When not researching, teaching, or writing, Sara enjoys coffee, spending time with her husband, Dave, and their West Highland terrier, Sprocket, as well as working out at the gym. She loves to be creative and jamming out with her band, A Thorn in My Sherry.
Samuel Rosado is a Spanish teacher based in Wynantskill, New York. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Police Studies with an emphasis in Investigative Science from John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Sam is currently pursuing his Master of Arts in Teaching English from SUNY Empire State College. He is passionate about his Christian faith and Chaplain Security. In his free time, he enjoys playing video games and making YouTube videos.
Sara Feltes is a music educator based in Clifton Park and Wynantskill, New York. She holds a master's degree in Music Education with an emphasis in Pedagogy from the Hartt School of Music at the University of Hartford and a Bachelor of Science in Music Education from The College of Saint Rose. Sara has always been passionate about history, music history, and ethnomusicology from a young age. When not researching, teaching, or writing, Sara enjoys coffee, spending time with her husband, Dave, and their West Highland terrier, Sprocket, as well as working out at the gym. She loves to be creative and jamming out with her band, A Thorn in My Sherry.
Samuel Rosado is a Spanish teacher based in Wynantskill, New York. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Police Studies with an emphasis in Investigative Science from John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Sam is currently pursuing his Master of Arts in Teaching English from SUNY Empire State College. He is passionate about his Christian faith and Chaplain Security. In his free time, he enjoys playing video games and making YouTube videos.
