Clinicians and Session Titles
Crystal Gerrard: Do You See What I See, Diagnosing Issues In Beginner Band Performance
Robert Sears and Lisa Garwood: Mindfulness In Music Education Jordan E. Kinsey: You’ve Got To Be Carefully Taught Diversity In The Large Ensemble Classroom
Dr. Colleen Sears: #Metoo. #Metoo?, A Conversation About Gender And Sex-Based Harassment In Music Education
Richard L. Saucedo: Unlocking Creativity Through Focused Repetition
Richard L. Saucedo: Music Rehearsal Concepts, Rehearsing A Phrase To Excellence!
Dr. Joseph d’Auguste and Mr. Ben Schwartz: Big Ideas For Small Ensembles
Steve DeLuca: What’s My Roll? Daniel Pasquale: Landing And Surviving Your First Year Dr. Jamie Hillman: Fun Vocal Warmups That Work Sean Ferguson: The Other Half Of Your Score, Creating A Successful Visual Program For Your Marching Band
James Brodeur: Repertoire for Tenors and Basses, An A Cappella and Choral Reading Session
James Brodeur: Wonderful, Worthwhile Websites For The Music Educator Part One
James Brodeur: Wonderful, Worthwhile Websites For The Music Educator Part Two
Cristin Introcaso and Stephanie Berger: Treble Repertoire Past And Present
Frank L. Hughes, Sr.: A Smart Guide To Better Tone, Intonation And Endurance
Marjorie LoPresti: Music Technology Integration, Where Do I Start?
Marjorie LoPresti: Music Tech Alphabet Soup Performing Ensembles
Performing Ensemble Name Rutgers University Symphonic Winds Messiah College Wind Ensemble Rutgers University Wind Ensemble Mendham High School Wind Ensemble Howard University Wind Symphony Mt. Olive High School Wind Ensemble Morristown High School Wind Ensemble
William Paterson University Percussion Ensemble
Monroe Township Middle School Percussion Symphony
February 21-23, 2019 East Brunswick Hilton
University Singers, University of Delaware
Primo Coro and Coro Vivo, NJ Youth Chorus Scotch Plains - Fanwood High School Chamber Choir
Carteret High School Chamber Choir Belle Canto - Kennett Symphony Children’s Choir
Elementary Mix (Barbershop Quartet) Quinton Twp.
South Brunswick High School Concert Choir
How To Register For A Room NJMEA February Music In-Service Conference
Below is the booking link for you to to use to book a room online and get the special NJMEA rate:
http://group.hilton.com/NJMEACallIn Or you can most certainly call in (732) 828-2000 to make reserva- tions using the “NJI” code as a reference to the contracted room block.
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JAZZ HOUSE KIDS Organ Ambassadors
Mount Olive Jazz Ensemble New Brunswick Jazz Band Advanced Orchestra - East Brunswick Passaic Gifted and Talented Select Strings Shull School World Music Drummers - Perth Amboy
Walsh Memorial Bell Choir
Glennis Patterson: The I In Team Inclusion In The Ensemble Setting
Glennis Patterson: Let’s Move Together, Singing Games And Movement Activities For The Inclusion Classroom Edward Fleischman: Welcome To Teaching!
Interview Advice And Tips For Your First Few Years In The Profession
David Lamkin: Turn Your Ensemble Into A Family Tom Kamp: PLAY FREEDOM, Jazz Improvisation For Everyone Jennifer Emery: Building Bridges In The Choral Community Arvin Gopal: Choosing Repertoire For Your Orchestra; A Roundtable Discussion
Dr. Mark C. Adams: The Art Of Songwriting, Designing Strong Lessons For Students
Marlene Yeni-Maitland: Inner City General Music Developing Self-Regulation
Pamela Turowski: Arranging And Composing To Foster Musical Independence
Jennifer Jenkins: Building Community In Choral Ensembles Dr. Brandon Williams and Dr. Mark Adams: Supporting Musical Lives, Vernacular Music In The Choral Setting
Yale Snyder and Gary Mallinson: Preparing Mallet Students For Middle School Region Auditions Amanda Clarfield Newell, Aimee Coleman and David Westawski: Straight Talk On The Student Teaching Experience, A Panel Discussion
Nick McBride: Beyond Safe Spaces, Discussing Gender, Sexuality, And Inclusivity In Music Classrooms And Schools
Matthew Peterson: Improving The Marching In Marching Arts Dale Roeck II: Anatomy & Care Of The Teaching Voice
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