8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.


ABAGeneralMeeting Chuck Eady, Presiding Renaissance,Alabama Ballroom B


AVAInterest Session Using Quality Literature forMusic Literacy - Part 2 John Feierabend, Clinician Renaissance,Alabama BallroomA


Elementary/General BoardMeeting SharonAugust, Presiding Renaissance, Riverview 7


CMENC Interest Session What No One Can Teach You: ANew Director's Guide to Surviving the First Year of Teaching Matthew Lentz, Clinician Renaissance,Alabama Ballroom E


8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.


Exhibits Open Renaissance, Exhibit Hall B


9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. All-State Show Choir Rehearsal Renaissance, Exhibit HallA


9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 9:15 a.m.-10:15 a.m.


All-State Jazz Bands - Gold, Silver, andMS Rehearsals Renaissance,Montgomery 7, 5, 1


AMEAGeneral Session - Keynote Music Education for Life in the 21st Century: Vision and Challenges MENC President Scott Shuler, Keynote Speaker Renaissance,MPAC


10:15 a.m.


UAB Steel Drum Band Gene Fambrough, Conductor Exhibit Hall PrefunctionArea (Lobby)


10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. ABAConcert Session PizitzMiddle School Band Kim Bain, Conductor Renaissance,MPAC


AVAInterest Session Working with Boys and their Changing Voices Patrick Freer, Clinician Renaissance,Alabama BallroomA


CMENC Interest Session Almost Broadway:Musical Plays, Pageants,Madrigal Dinners,Mini Oratorios and Other Dramatic Choral Repertoire for your K-College Choir Patricia Corbin, Clinician Renaissance,Alabama Ballroom E


HED Interest Session If I Only Had ThisWhen IWas a Student: Capitalizing on Some of the 21st Century Resources in the Choral Rehearsal William Powell, Clinician Renaissance, Riverview 7


Elementary/General Interest Session TellMe a Story KarenMedley, Clinician Renaissance,Alabama Ballroom CD


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