Congratulations to Jaime Chaven
(Southern Regional School District) who was selected to conduct the 2015 Junior High String Ensemble. Our 2015 Orchestra conductor is 1st Lieu- tenant Peter J. Folliard (United States Air Force). The conductor for our 2015 Wind Ensemble is Emily Threinen (Temple University) and Nichole Del- nero (Toms River HS North) will con- duct the Symphonic Band. Deb Knisely (Cinnaminson HS) will be our High School Band Coordinator along with Mark Kadetsky (Fernwood Ave. MS) who will be our String Coordinator. The South Jersey Band and Orches-
tra Directors Association offer many opportunities
for instrumental music
teachers to expand their involvement and expertise as music educators. We provide excellent vehicles for profes- sional development including conduct- ing and managing our ensembles. Many teachers have gained wonderful ideas and strategies by observing rehearsals and meeting with colleagues. You can enhance your school music program to include excellent performing opportu- nities for your students and ensembles. We encourage all music teachers to take advantage of the wonderful resources offered by SJBODA this year. Please contact Ben Fong at fongb@gtps.k12.
nj.us or 609-457-0590 for additional information. We encourage you to check our
website, which is maintained by Scott McCarron, (Delsea Regional HS) for the latest SJBODA updates.
www.sj-
boda.org We wish everyone an exciting and
successful year. Joseph Jacobs
Secretary, SJBODA
South Jersey SJCDA
Choral Directors Association
sjcda.net
The South Jersey Choral Directors Association (SJCDA) Board of Direc- tors has worked throughout the sum- mer on the planning of our activities for the 2014-15 school year.
The slate of officers for the 2014-15
year is as follows: • William Yerkes (West Deptford High School), president;
• Nancy Cecilio (Bunker Hill Middle School), president elect;
• Hope Knight (Moorestown Schools), Coordinator of Choral Festivals;
• Duane Trowbridge (Audubon High School), secretary;
• Brian Bacon (Cinnaminson Schools), treasurer.
Our festival conductors this year
will be Nicole Snodgrass, Cherokee High School (Senior High Chorus), Paula Gorman, Woodstown Middle School (Junior High Chorus), and John Wernega, Quinton Township Schools (Elementary). Junior and Senior High Chorus au- ditions will be held Saturday, November 15th. Kahlil Gunther at Woodstown High School will once again host the auditions. Thanks very much to Kahlil for always doing an outstanding job!
Please take note of this year’s Jr/Sr schedule:
Saturday, December 6 – Rehearsal @ Lenape HS - 1:30-5:30 PM
Saturday, December 13 – Rehearsal @ Lenape HS - 9:00 – 1:00 PM (SNOW DATE)
Saturday, January 3 – Rehearsal @ Lenape HS 9:00 – 1:00 PM Thursday, January 8 – Rehearsal @ Rowan University - 9:00 – 1:30 PM
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Friday, January 16 – Rehearsal @ Lenape HS - 5:30 – 9:30 PM
Saturday, January 17 – Rehearsal @ Lenape HS 9:00 – 1:30 PM (SNOW DATE)
Friday, January 23 – Rehearsal @ Eastern HS - 6:00 – 9:30 PM
Saturday, January 24 – Concert @ Eastern HS 8:00 PM - (Call 7:00 PM)
Sunday, January 25 – Concert @ Eastern HS - 3:00 PM - (Call 2:00 PM)
Monday, January 26 – Concert @ Eastern HS 8:00 PM (Call 7:00 PM) (SNOW DATE)
The SJCDA Executive Board looks
forward to another exciting year work- ing with teachers and students of vocal music throughout South Jersey. Any- one with questions regarding our or- ganization can contact Board members through our website,
www.sjcda.net. William Yerkes, President
South Jersey Choral Directors Association West Deptford High School
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