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Rehearsal Techniques For The Middle School Band Clinician: Christopher Pinto, Northern Burlington County Regional Middle School, Columbus, NJ. Assisted By: Northern Burlington County Regional Middle School Wind Ensemble, Columbus, NJ.


New To The iPad? Ideas For The Classroom And Rehearsal Hall Clinician: Daniel Schultz, J.P. Case Middle School, Flemington, NJ.


The One-Button Fix And Basics Of Audio And Projector Setup Clinician: Daniel Schultz, J.P. Case Middle School, Flemington, NJ.


Preparing Your Ensemble For Expressive Performance Clinician: Robert Sheldon, Alfred Music Publishing Co., Inc., Van Nuys, CA. Sponsored by: Alfred Music Publishing Co., Inc.


Fix It Now! Developing Ensemble Skills For More Effective Rehearsals & Successful Performances Clinician: Robert Sheldon, Alfred Music Publishing Co., Inc., Van Nuys, CA. Sponsored by: Alfred Music Publishing Co., Inc.


Teaching Music Listening Clinician: Marissa Silverman, John J. Cali School of Music, Montclair State University, Upper Montclair, NJ.


Best Of Silver Burdett Clinician: Roxanne Skuse, Pearson Silver Burdett. Sponsored by: Pearson Silver Burdett.


Using The Savant Syndrome To Work With Non- Savant Students With Special Educational Needs Clinician: Erika St. Denis, Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY.


The Frenzied Instrumental Conductor’s Guide To Score Preparation Clinician: Gary Stith, Greatbatch School of Music, Houghton College, Houghton, NY. Sponsored by: Hal Leonard Corporation


Music Theory Online Clinician: Andrew Surmani, Alfred Music Publishing Co., Inc., Van Nuys, CA. Sponsored by: Alfred Music Publishing Co., Inc.


Rehearsing With Open Ears: Developing Strategies To Really Hear Your Choir Clinician: Christopher B. Thomas, Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ. Assisted By: Rowan University Concert Choir, Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ.


Boomwhackers – The Big Band For The Baby Budget Clinician: Jim Tinter (Retired), Medina, OH. Sponsored by: Peripole, Inc.


Are You As Hip As A 4th Grader? Clinician: Jim Tinter (Retired), Medina, OH. Sponsored by: Peripole, Inc.


Beginning A Dynamic Recorder Program Clinician: Jim Tinter (Retired), Medina, OH. Sponsored by: Peripole, Inc.


How To Plan Your Future In The Music Business Clinicians: Eugene Tournour, Northeast Territory AFM; Dorian Parreott, President of Local 399 AFM, Past President, NJMEA. Sponored by: NJ State Conference of Musicians, AFM.


Introducing Vocal Jazz To A Choral Program Clinician: Stephen Bishop, Burlington Township High School, Burlington, NJ. Assisted By: Burlington Township High School Jazz Singers


Music And The Art Of Journaling Clinician: William Trimble, Wenonah School, Wenonah, NJ.


Alternative Methods For Recruiting New Singers Into Your High School Choral Ensemble Clinician: James Wynne, Jefferson Township High School, Jefferson, NJ.


Froggie Went A Courtin’, Cat’s In The Cradle And Love Song: Using Ballads In Your Music Classroom Clinician: Amanda Newell, Taylor Mills School, Manalapan-Englishtown, NJ.


Take Note! Cross-Curricular Collaboration Using Social Studies And Science Clinician: Amanda Newell and Sharyn Fisher, Taylor Mills School, Manalapan-Englishtown, NJ.


Demystifying The Double Reed; Maintaining Successful Double Reed Players In Your Ensemble Clinician: Mark Snyder and Christopher Wickham, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ.


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