Accepting Applications for
NJ ALL-STATE CHOIR CONDUCTOR! Here’s your chance to conduct some of New Jersey’s finest young choral musicians.
CONDUCTOR SELECTION: NJ ALL-STATE CHORUSES Who is eligible?
Current NAfME members in good standing. New Jersey Choral Educators.
1) Submit a video of your Choral Conducting not to exceed 12 minutes or FIVE Selections (Please include a list of these selections).
For suggested Conducting example choices, please consult the NJ-ACDA High School Required Repertoire list on the All- State Choir Audition Page of
www.NJMEA.org
What is required?
2) A Proposed Mixed or Treble Chorus program not to exceed 35 minutes of music. Find Past NJ All-State MIXED Chorus programs at
www.rhschoirs.net
3) Your resume and a letter of intent which states why you feel you are the best candidate for this position.
Where do I send my materials?
What is the due date?
Helen Stanley, Selection Committee Chairperson 540 West Avenue, Pitman, NJ 08071 Or submit your video and material via email
hstanley326@comcast.net
June 1, 2018
FOR 2019 ALL-STATE MIXED CHORUS OR 2020 ALL-STATE WOMEN’S CHORUS
A WORD ABOUT THE MATERIALS YOU SUBMIT…
Please use your best judgment when submitting materials for consideration. Do NOT include CD’s or MP3’s only send DVDs, Flash Drives, or digital videos files. Please TYPE all materials – letter of intent, program and resume.
A WORD ABOUT YOUR VIDEO We need to see you conduct, so make sure your video includes considerable evidence of your conducting!
The panel cannot assess your conducting if your group is filmed from the rear of an auditorium and all that is seen is your back! Please submit a video with no more than FIVE varied selections; no more than 12 minutes in length. You may submit work representative of different ensembles in your school, but NO MORE THAN FIVE selections.
Also, the choir performances you use may be your own school choir, but you can also use material from an Honor Choir or Community Choir that you have conducted. MAY 2018 37 TEMPO
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