Thursday, January 17, 2019 11:30 AM
11:30 AM‐5:30 PM 12:00‐1:00 PM 12:00‐1:00 PM 12:00‐1:00 PM 12:30 PM
1:00‐2:00 PM
Grand Opening of the Exhibits ‐ Sheraton Birmingham Ballroom Exhibits Open ‐ Sheraton Birmingham Ballroom HED Luncheon ‐ BJCC East A‐B (1st Floor)
Past President’s Luncheon ‐ BJCC East C (1st Floor) FAME Luncheon ‐ Forum H‐I (3rd Floor) Lobby Performance: Trinity Brass
Interest Session ‐ Forum A‐B (2nd Floor) Benjamin & Jennifer Fraley: Cross Collaborations ‐ Connecting Percussion and Woodwinds
Cross Collaborations: Connecting Percussion and Woodwinds will explore rehearsal techniques and musical considerations that may enhance collaborative performances between woodwind and percussion instruments. Often, musicians do not fully consider the specifics of other instruments they are performing with, which means that rehearsals and performances may not reach their fullest potential. This clinic, presented by Sources Duo, (Dr. Benjamin Fraley, percussion and Dr. Jennifer Fraley, clarinet) will highlight woodwind and percussion collaboration through a variety of repertoire from numerous time periods and genres to demonstrate interpretive and technical elements involved in successful rehearsals and performances.
1:00‐2:00 PM
Interest Session ‐ Forum C (2nd Floor) Anne Witt: Classroom Management ‐ Systems and Routines
All of us strive to be good managers ‐ of our students and of the environment ‐ and we know the importance of having effective "systems and routines." However, in the fast‐moving pace of teaching, we may inadvertently overlook some significant aspects of classroom dynamics. Be a part of this INTERACTIVE session by sharing successful things you already do ‐ or bring questions you have.
1:00‐2:00 PM
Interest Session ‐ Forum Auditorium (2nd Floor) Franklin Bell: Copyright Law for Music Educators
The Session will include an overview of copyright law specifically addressing the unique concerns faced by music educators. The presenter will explain how to obtain copyrights, what actions are protected by copyrights, and how music educators can work within existing copyright law to accomplish their educational goals. The presenter will also address the evolving relationship between copyright law and the internet.
1:00‐2:00 PM
Interest Session ‐ Forum J (3rd Floor) Kristi Howze: Let's Put On a Show
Everyone has those times in your school year where you are expected to have your students perform. Whether it is a simple demonstration for a parent group or a fully staged musical these times can interrupt your program and create a tremendous work load. After twenty‐four years of teaching, and having directed over 75 productions, I have developed some tried and true techniques for producing a quality performance. During the session I will share how to audition and select parts for both large and small groups, organization tips that help lessen the workload, and tips for creating sets, props, and costumes easily.
1:00‐2:00 PM
Interest Session ‐ Forum K (3rd Floor) Travis Perry: Help! I Teach Guitar and Need More Tricks to Differentiate!
ChordBuddy makes beginning guitar easy and fun for all! Music educators who use ChordBuddy often share that they wish they had found it sooner. Having just one ChordBuddy in your classroom that is reserved for a struggling player, will change the dynamic of your classroom. Come to this session and learn how to use the ChordBuddy to teach, assess, and engage students through technology.
1:00‐2:45 PM 1:00‐3:00 PM
ABA Concert Session ‐ BJCC Theater Oak Mountain High School Symphonic Band ‐ Travis Bender, Conductor Muscle Shoals High School Wind Ensemble ‐ David Waters, Conductor
AVA Concert Session ‐ BJCC East Ballroom (1st Floor) Liberty Park Middle School 7th & 8th Grade Boys Choir, Heather Cantwell, Conductor Bella Voce ‐ Hillcrest Women's Ensemble, Khristina S. Motley, Conductor Enterprise High School Women's Ensemble, Cameron Johnson Weiler, Conductor Miles College Choir, Valerie R. Harris, Conductor
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