Thursday, January 10, 2013 2:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. 2:40 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
ELEM/GEN Performance - Renaissance, Ballroom CD Northside Singers, Karen Hickok, Conductor Karla Hodges, Presiding
All-State Jazz Bands Unassigned Rhythm Section Audition - Renaissance, Montgomery Meeting Room 7 Intercollegiate Band Rehearsal, Renaissance, Exhibit Hall A FAME Session 3 - Renaissance, Montgomery 5
ABA Concert - Montgomery Performing Arts Center Pelham High School Wind Ensemble - Jeff Burnside, Conductor Dennis Carroll, Presiding
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom A Songs for Your Recorder Concert! - Leena Harris, Clinician Hilda Hagins, Presiding
Are you looking for recorder arrangements to play in class or at your concert? Come to Lenna’s sessiona and play songs that are guaranteed to delight both your students and parents. The pieces are available in a new Duet, Trio and Jazz Concert Series from the Be A Recorder Star curriculum and include alto part and CD accompaniment.
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom B Trumpet Chops 101 - Jim Zingara, Clinician Lori Ardovino, Presiding
The mechanics of a properly functioning trumpet embouchure can be a great mystery to many band directors and teachers. Sometimes it is very difficult to determine whether a student’s playing struggles are due to an embouchure problem or some other failure of practice or technique. What are the signs of a weak embouchure? When should an embouchure be changed? How long will the process take? Will a change lead to new levels of strength and endurance or frustration on the part of the student and teacher? This clinic will discuss how to recognize poorly formed embouchures and provides some simple and effective ways in which to solve these problems without the invasive “start from the beginning while looking in the mirror” embouchure change process. The key to this is the pre-set ritual; every player has a certain ritual in which the mouthpiece is
placed,
the breath is taken, the embouchure is set and the air is delivered. Most typical embouchure problems can be fixed through simple changes in this pre-sound ritual.
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom CD 10 Ways to Energize Your Choral Rehearsal Everyday - John Flanery, Clinician Jody Powell, Presiding
Feeling sluggish? Tired of the grind? Does the routine feel like a drag? Come and refresh your teaching with these simple but effective ideas to put zip back in your classes for choir. You and your students will benefit from these choral techniques that all teachers can do!
. Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom E
Kaleidoscope for the Senses: Creating Concert Experiences that Mystify Audiences - Ryan Kelly, Clinician Stephanie Pesto, Presiding
The greatest concert experiences surprise or mystify audiences in some way—offering them a glimpse into a world of sound they love but cannot comprehend. This session shows how choral concerts are most effective, inspiring, and educational when singers treat audiences to greatness they ever expected to encounter. Participants will learn how to incorporate different vocal colors to present refreshing experiences for singers and audiences and how conductors can help singers master thes varying performance styles through warm-ups, gestures, imagery, and technology while maintaining vocal health. Finally, participants will learn how musical transitions, movement, technology, readings, and more can transform a "good" concert program to one audiences remember as "great."
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