AMEA 2007
Clinicians and Performers
The Baldwin Madrigals, conducted by Mike Spivey, is one of four vocal groups at Baldwin Arts and Academics Magnet School in Montgomery, Alabama.
The 15 ladies that
comprise this ensemble are 7th and 8th graders. The Madrigals performed for the Alabma AVA/ACDAFall Workshop in 1996. The ladies placed 1st in their divisioin at Dothan in 1994 and 1996 and were awarded “Best of Festival” at the National Peanut Choral Festival in 2000. This ensemble was established in 1993 and has received superior ratings at Solo and Ensemble.
Dr. James Zingara
is currently Associate Professor of Music at Troy University where he teaches applied trumpet, brass methods, conducts the Troy University Trumpet Ensemble and serves as Coordinator of Performance Studies. He has performed in 30 states as well as England, Singapore and Denmark. From 1989-1996 he served as principal cornet/trumpet soloist with the US Air Force Heritage of America Band. Dr. Zingara holds degrees from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, East Carolina University, and a DMA in trumpet performance from the University of Illinois. Dr. Zingara currently represents Edwards Trumpets as a performing artist/clinician and is principal trumpet of the Northwest Florida Symphony, the Northwest Florida Philharmonic and the Troy Brass. He also serves as a trumpet fac- ulty member at Blue Lake International Fine Arts Camp.
The Clay-Chalkville High School Symphonic Band, under the direction of J. Randell Wallace is recognized as one of the premier high school bands in the state of Alabama.
The band
consistently earns supe- rior ratings at State Contest and other con- tests and festivals throughout the region.
Pre-register now on-line for the 2007 AMEA Conference in Tuscaloosa
January 18-20, 2007.
www.alabamamea.org
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