Thursday, January 21, 2016
7:00-9:30 PM 7:30-8:30 PM
All-State Show Choir Rehearsal - Exhibit Hall B
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom CD Sensational Singing Games and Folk Dances for K-6 Classrooms - Denise Gagne, Clinician
Children everywhere love singing games. Teach rhythm and melody reading using your student’s favorite games! Teach social skills, multicultural material, and more through games! In this session, you’ll participate, play games and have fun learning about music.
7:30-8:15 PM 7:30-9:30 PM
ABA Performance Session - Montgomery Performing Arts Center James Clemens High School Wind Ensemble - Keith Anderson, Conductor
AVA Performance Session - Renaissance, Ballroom A Mobile’s Singing Children - Susan Hoitt, Conductor Faith Academy Senior Concert Choir - Amanda Goins, Conductor Auburn Junior HS Mixed Choir - Teresa Rhyne, Conductor McAdory Middle School Jacket Singers - Ben Cook, Conductor
7:30-10:00 PM 8:30-9:30 PM
7:30 AM-1:00 PM 8:00-9:00 AM
8:00-9:00 AM Alabama Honor Choir Rehearsal - Exhibit Hall A
Featured Performance - Montgomery Performing Arts Center Boston Brass (Badge or ticket required) Sponsored by AMEA and Jupiter Band Instruments
Friday, January 22, 2016 Conference Registration - Renaissance Registration Booth
ABA Performance Session - Montgomery Performing Arts Center Randolph School Middle School Percussion Ensemble - Andrew Kruspe, Conductor University of North Alabama Percussion Group - Tracy Wiggins, Conductor
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom CD The Singing Voice – Our Primary Instrument - Roger Sams, Clinician
This general music session will emphasize the singing voice as the primary instrument while working to achieve learning objectives that focus on cognitive musical skills and music literacy. Together we'll sing, dance and improvise our way to solid, measurable, musical learning. Active assessment strategies (not pencil and paper tests) will be shared as a part of the music making process.
8:00-9:00 AM
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom E Classroom Management 201: Handling Minor Confrontations with Skill and Confidence Anne C. Witt, Clinician
Being in the "people business" guarantees that we will have minor confrontations with students or parents from time to time. Minor confrontations can become teaching opportunities - leading to the development of maturity and character - if we manage them well. Participants will role play some "real life" situations in order to improve communication skills, including humor and "broken record" responses, that can prevent minor confrontations from becoming major ones.
8:00-9:00 AM
Interest Session - Renaissance, Montgomery 5 Making Music Together: Teaching Strategies for Inclusive Music Classrooms - Ellary Draper, Clinician
There is an overwhelming amount of information for teachers regarding students with disabilities; it can be difficult for teachers to identify the strategies that will have the most impact in their classrooms. Having a succinct set of principles that can be applied to a variety of students with disabilities can help teachers provide the highest quality music education to all of their students. This session will cover principles of inclusion that can be applied to inclusive music classrooms at all levels.
8:00-9:00 AM
Interest Session - Renaissance, Ballroom A Technology for the Modern Choir Director - Scott L. Phillips, Clinician
In the session, the latest notation, recording, digital audio, and social media resources will be demonstrated in the context of helping the choir director become more effective and efficient.
8:30 AM-5:00 PM Exhibits Open - Exhibit Hall C 9:00-11:30 AM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM Alabama Honor Choir Rehearsal - Exhibit Hall A
All-State Jazz Bands Rehearsal Gold Band - Renaissance, Montgomery 7 Silver Band - Renaissance, Montgomery 1 Bronze Band - Renaissance, Montgomery 6 Middle School Band - Renaissance, Riverview 7
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