Music IS A 21ST


CENTURY SK I L L


Illinois Music Educators Association All-State Conference January 26-29, 2011


SCHEDULE OF EVENTS


(Notice: Times and locations are subject to change.) Wednesday, January 26


6:00–9:00 p.m. ..............................................................CC-Terrazzo Convention Lobby Conference Registration


8:00 p.m. .................................................................................................CC-Theater SPECIAL OPENING NIGHT CONCERT


FACILITY CODES AT


Apollo Fine Arts Center (311 Main Street)


CC Peoria Civic Center


(201 SW Jefferson Street) HICC


Holiday Inn City Centre


(500 Hamilton Boulevard) PM


Hotel Pere Marquette (501 Main Street)


The Air National Guard Band of the Midwest and the United States Air Force Band of Mid-America


under the direction of Major Bryan Miller and Second Lieutendant Dustin Doyle with special guest soloist Julian Bliss


Complimentary Tickets Provided via the Ticket Request Form In this issue of the IME Journal or at www.ilmea.org


12:00 Midnight ............................................................................................ All Venues Curfew for All Participating Students


thursday, January 27


8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. .......................................................CC-Terrazzo Convention Lobby Conference Registration


Wednesday, January 26, 2011 | IMEA All-State 2011 57 RCC


Riverside Community Church (207 NE Monroe)


UMC


First United Methodist Church (116 NE Perry)


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