Gift Shop Books Publications of the Music Notation Modernization Association (MNMA) Available From the NMM Gift Shop The National Music Museum is the official distributor of all back issues of the MNMA's publications. Thanks to the generosity of the MNMA and it's founder, Thomas S. Reed, all proceeds from the sale of these publications directly support the acquisitions, public exhibiting, and programming of the National Music Museum. For more information about the current activities of the Music Notation Project, successor to the MNMA, visit their website at musicnotation.org.  Click on images below for additional, detailed information about each publication.  First MNMA Conference Proceedings, Norwich, England (1988), edited by Thomas S. Reed (1991) $14.00 Second MNMA Conference Proceedings, St. Louis, Missouri (1991), edited by Thomas S. Reed (1994) $30.00 Third MNMA Conference Proceedings, Rotterdam, The Netherlands (1994), edited by Thomas S. Reed (1999) $25.00 Fourth MNMA Conference Proceedings, Cebu City, Philippines (1997), edited by Thomas S. Reed (2000) $20.00 Music Notation News:  A Quarterly Publication of the MNMA (back issues available 1986-2004) $2.50 per issue (must specify issue/s desired) Music Notation Evaluation Procedure by Douglas F. Keislar. Kirksville, Missouri:  Notation Research Press, 1994. $25.00 Directory of Music Notation Proposals by Thomas S. Reed. Kirksville, Missouri:  Notation Research Press, 1997. $28.00 Test for New Notation Systems by Thomas S. Reed and Douglas F. Keislar. Kirksville, Missouri:  Notation Research Press, 1999. $10.00 Musical 6-6 Newsletter edited and produced by Thomas S. Reed. Kirksville, Missouri:  Notation Research Press, 1972-1986. $2.50 per issue (must specify issue/s desired) Return to Books Return to Gift Shop National Music Museum The University of South Dakota 414 East Clark Street Vermillion, SD 57069 ©National Music Museum, 2007-2008 Most recent update: October 9, 2008 You are the 548th visitor to this page since April 26, 2007. The University of South Dakota Return to Top of Page