SESSIONS INCLUDE:


ELEMENTARY e What’s in Your Bag; Singing Games and Play Parties;


Celebrate Curriculum; Jazz in Elementary; Treasures of Literacy; Pathways to Progress


CHOIR


e Student Musicianship; Real Time Rehearsal; Teaching Head Voice Pitch Irregularity; Engage, Educate, Empower; Innovative Programming; Core, Color, Canopy


BAND


e Leadership; Recruit and Retain; Rehearsal Management; Keep Your Focus; Breathing Gym


JAZZ


e Rewired, Breathing Gym, Jazz Band Guitar; Interpreting the Chart; Jazz Combo Concepts, Beginning Jazz Improvisation


STRINGS


e Developing Musicianship; Finger! Bow! Go!; Mastering Violin Fingerboard; Planned, Unplanned, Indirect; When Teaching and Learning Become Difficult


IN-OVATIONS


e Comp/Imrpov for Class Guitar; Guitar Ensemble Pedagogy; Guitar Class; Guitar Ensemble Pedagogy; Crosscultural Collaboration; World Music Pedagogy; Culturally Responsive Teaching


TECH/COLLEGIATE


e Sound Systems for Dummies; Live Sound Best Practices; Mentoring Student & Novice


. . . plus content Reading and Interest Sessions


January 20-22, 2019 Kelly Walsh High School Casper, Wyoming


Opening Night Concert January 20, 2019, 7:00 PM Highland Community Church


Professional Development January 21-22, 2019 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM


All-State Gala Concert January 22, 2018, 7:00 PM Highland Community Church


REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION www.wyomea.org


State Music Conference Nationally recognized presenters include Z. Randall Stroope, 2019


Edmund Sprunger, Frank Tracz, Thom Borden, Ben Markley, Mike Christiansen and NAfME NW Division President John Combs


Wyoming Music Educators Association


Master Classes and


Performance by


The Boston Brass


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