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She received her Bachelor of Music and Master of Music from the Juilliard School as a scholarship student of William Lincer, former principal violist of the N.Y. Philharmonic. She recently received her Ph.D. in Administration /Management from Walden University where she has developed methods of improving education through the use of total quality management as applied to arts and music programs. Her education has included scholarships at the Juilliard School, Indiana University, and the University of Cincinnati and she has a violin performance diploma from the North Carolina School of the Arts.
May 3, 2008, Saturday at 6pm -Solo and Chamber Music
Recital
December 8, 2007, Saturday at 6pm- Solo and Chamber Music
Recital
As the advisor of the National Junior Honor Society at Jones Magnet Middle School, I had the pleasure of watching and listening to Dr. Madeline Frank speak to my students about "Music and the Brain." My students were fascinated by her brain research, especially the effect of music on the damaged brain and recovery for injured children. Dr, Frank played some beautiful music for my students, and they left the lecture talking about the way Mozart and other classical music stimulates the brain.
Rebecca L., student advisor in Hampton, VA.
Winner of the "Parent-to Parent Adding Wisdom Award"
Musical Notes On Math (teaching fractions and decimals to children in grades K-5)
Educational Coaching Classes for teachers, parents, and students on teaching math through the rhythm of music in K-2 using "Musical Notes On Math", at local elementary schools in Virginia and she taught a group of fifth grade math teachers how to teach math through the rhythm of music, "Musical Notes On Math", for a local Virginia Public School System.
For over 25 years, she has worked with individual students on string instruments by maintained a studio presently in Virginia and in New York City while working for the Metropolitan Opera/Ballet. The students range in age 6-70 and she has two recitals a year, solos with piano and chamber music. Once a year Dr. Frank programs one work that everyone can join in and play. For her Christmas Concert the students played the "Orange Blossom Special". The students and the audience had a marvelous time.
She enjoys helping people of all ages to succeed in their lives whether it's in a lecture hall, a class room setting, in her studio or in hospitals or homes. Dr. Frank works to enhance as many lives through music as she can.
Dr. Frank will be performing in Greece and England this summer. In the fall, she will be soloing with orchestra as well as teaching a master class in China.
"It is with pleasure that I write this letter of recommendation for Dr. Madeline Frank. I have known Dr. Frank for ten years and as a Director for the Saint Leo College Adult Education Program in Hampton Roads, I employed her as a professor of music. Dr. Frank is an outstanding teacher. She is highly motivated, well-versed and prepared, and caring not only for her students, but also the organization for which she works. Dr. Frank has the ability to inculcate in her students an understanding and appreciation for the subject being taught. She has demonstrated a quality of innovation by developing special topic courses in music which have been incorporated into the Fine Arts curriculum.
Dr. Frank is internationally known as a musician having performed throughout Europe (London, Paris, Vienna), Australia and China. She has also performed in major cities in the United States and has had some of her concerts recorded; all of which can only bring prestige and recognition to the institution that employs her."
Leonard A. Freedman, Ed.S. Director for the Saint Leo College Adult Education Program
"I interviewed Madeline Frank, author of 'The Secret of Teaching Science
and Math Through Music', on The Inside Success Show and loved every moment.
She's a genius when it comes to music. She's taken her passion and has
solved one of the biggest problems of our time, teaching math. Her wit
and fun stories made the interview lively and memorable. My audience loved
her."
Randy Gilbert, host of The Inside Success Show