Friday, January 11, 2013
This clinic will present the music educator with all of the tools and information needed to play the music from South America and the Caribbean. Each style of music is deeply rooted in the history of each country it comes from, including rhythms and instrumentation. This presentation is also based on a text that will be published in 2013, written by Andy Nevala. It will require a rhythm section, percussionist, and will be delivered using playing examples and a power point presentation.
3:15 p.m. 4:15 p.m.
Concert Session - Montgomery Performing Arts Center Alabama Intercollegiate Band - Frank Wickes, Clinician Sue Samuels, Presiding
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom CD Incorporating Commissions, Guest Conductors, and Artists to Your Music Program - Deborah Baker, Clinician Jerry Cunningham, Presiding
Learn how incorporating commissions, guest conductors and artists will bring a new level of musicianship to your program. This session will offer specific strategies to maximize your success. Discussion will include program objectives, financial obligations, time considerations, and more. Composers, clinicians, and guest artists are excited to work with your program. Your students will have a lasting musical moment.
3:15 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. 3:15 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
AOA Business Meeting (extended time) - Renaissance, Montgomery 5 Lisa Caravan, Presiding
Interest Session (extended time)- Renaissance, Ballroom A Hand Drums and More! - Chris Judah-Lauder, Clinician Kelly Jo Hollingswoth, Presiding
Explore “kid tested” hand drum pieces that work! Creativity, movement and collaborative learning will be emphasized using hand drums, tubano’s and unpitched percussion. Geared for 4th grade +.
4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom CD Re-Voicing for SSA & TTBB: Tips, Tricks, and Time Savers - William Powell, Clinician Lori Ardovino, Presiding
This session will focus on re-voicing choral music from mixed voices (SATB) to single-gender voices, primarily SSA(A) and TTBB. Source material will include non-copyrighted music such as folk songs and choral music from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, and/or Romantic eras.
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom E A Systematic Method for Literature Selection - Mark Walker, Clinician David McDaniel, Presiding
This clinic will focus on literature selection and provide a systematic method for selection based upon the idea of “Beginning with the end in mind.” While this method is useful for band directors at all levels of teaching and in every level of their career, it is primarily geared toward young directors. This session will show how the director, once he or she identifies short and long term goals for their band, can choose literature that will support these goals and will offer progress from one goal to the next, while supporting the skills already learned and obtained by the band. Included in the session will be specific literature examples that will support and teach specific goals common to band programs such as tone production, breath support, into nation, lyrical playing, phrasal understanding, technique, range and endurance.
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. 7:45 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
All-State Jazz Bands Rehearsals - Montgomery Meeting Rooms 7 & 1, Riverview Meeting Room 7 All-State Show Choir Rehearsal - Renaissance, Exhibit Hall C
AMEA General Session - Montgomery Performing Arts Center Sara Womack, Presiding Presentation of Awards (Outstanding Administrator, Outstanding Music Educator, and Hall of Fame) Alabama Symphony Orchestra
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