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2000 SCMEA In-Service Conference Sessions February 10 - 12, 2000 |
Registration Open: 3:30-5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hours: None |
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| 2:30-4:30 p.m. | SCMEA Executive Board meeting Lynn Grimsley presiding Redbud |
| 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Education Associate / Special Learners:
"Multiple Intelligences". For music consultants, coordinators, and supervisors,
district music contacts, and interested music teachers. Dr. Gwynelle Spell, Clinician,
Marietta, GA Marianne Holland presiding. Sponsored by Silver Burdett Ginn / Scott Foresman Publishing Regency F-C2 |
| 5:30-7:30 p.m. | SCBDA Executive Board meeting Robert Wertz presiding Redbud |
| 7:30-9:00 p.m. | Concert: The United States Army Jazz Ambassadors Lynn Grimsley presiding Regency A-B |
| 9:00 p.m. | Drop-in: For collegiate members, new SCMEA members, and first-time conference attendees |
| Atrium Lobby Social: Meet and greet old friends and make new ones. | |
Registration Open:
7:45 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Exhibit Hours: 9:15–10:45 a.m.; 12:45–5:00 p.m. |
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| 7:00-7:45 a.m. | SCMEA Past President's Breakfast Gloria Westmoreland presiding Board Room |
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| 7:45 a.m. | REGISTRATION OPEN | |
| 8:00-9:15 a.m. | Band Division: Committee meetings | |
| Dogwood – Concert Magnolia – Marching Gardenia - Adjudication |
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| Research: "Current Research in
Music Education in South Carolina". Pertinent findings from studies in music
education will be discussed. Dr. Deborah Hoffman presiding Redbud |
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| General Music: "Making
Connections: General Music and the National Standards". This session will cover
exercises, activities, and teaching strategies that are appropriate for grades K-8. The
National Standards for Arts Education will be featured as a tool for assessment. Dr.
Marvelene Moore, Clinician, University of Tennessee, MENC National Chair for General Music Betty Jo Fersner presiding. Sponsored by Scott Foresman Publishing Regency C-D-E |
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| Choral Division: "Alexander
Technique for Musicians". This session will offer choices in how musicians can
improve flexibility, movement, balance, support, breathing, and coordination in our
teaching, rehearsals, and performances. Laurie Christie, Clinician, University of South
Carolina Angie Lemere presiding Regency A |
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| Music Industry Council Showcase: United
Musical Instruments, Inc., "The New 1999 Armstrong Classic Flutes, featuring Elegant
Retro Styling". Linda Cykert will present the new 1999 Armstrong Classic flutes.
Solos will include "Flight of the Bumble Bee" and "Carnival of
Venice." Teal |
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| 9:15 a.m. | Grand Opening of Exhibits: Paladin
Posuanen (Furman University Trombone Choir), Mark Britt, Director, Furman University Austin Bobo presiding Continental |
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| 9:30-10:45 a.m. | Elementary Division: "Music
Education: What’s Movement Got to Do With It?". Expand your awareness of
movement applications for the music curriculum that complement, supplement, and reinforce
shared skills and concepts across disciplines. Margaret Campbelle-Holman, Clinician,
Nashville, TN Lori Langham presiding Regency C-D-E |
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| Orchestra Division: "Essential
Technique Book 4 and Communications Kit for the Orchestra Director". Techniques,
tools, and strategies for teaching the high school student using Essential Technique Book
4. The session will also include ideas and letters for communication with students,
parents, and administrators. Pamela Tellejohn Hayes, Clinician, Columbia, SC Johanna Pollock presiding Teal |
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| Band Division: Committee meetings | ||
| Dogwood – Solo and Ensemble Magnolia – All-State Gardenia A – Awards Gardenia B - Jazz |
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| Choral Division: Director’s Chorus
rehearsal. Participants in the Director’s Chorus will rehearse under the direction of
Dr. Robert Edgerton. The Director’s Chorus will perform at the banquet on Friday
evening. Dr. Robert Edgerton, Clinician, Winthrop University Pat Snider presiding Buncombe Street United Methodist Church |
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| College Division: "Technology
Strategies to Enhance the National Standards". Learn to integrate the seven areas of
technology into the K-12 curriculum to implement the national standards. Information on
TI:ME will also be discussed. Dr. Tom Rudolph, Clinician, Havertown, PA Jackie Griffin presiding. Sponsored by GIA Publications Redbud |
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| Collegiate Membership: "Dalcroze
Eurhythmics". An experiential participatory session exploring musical concepts such
as phrasing, rhythm, dynamics, and duration through movement. Susan Wyatt, Clinician,
University of South Carolina Michael York presiding Regency F-C2 |
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| 10:45 a.m. | EXHIBITS CLOSED | |
| 11:00 a.m.- 12:45 p.m. | First General Session:
Dr. Marvelene Moore, Keynote Speaker; the Seneca Middle School Honors Chorus, Carla Brock,
Director; and the USC Suzuki Ensemble (a division of the USC String Project), Amy Evers
and Ann Ezell, Directors Lynn Grimsley presiding Regency A-B |
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| 12:45 p.m. | EXHIBITS OPEN | |
| 12:45-1:30 p.m. | SCMEA Retired Members Luncheon Johnnie Price presiding |
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| Atrium Lobby Music: Palmetto Posaunen, Mark Britt, Director, Furman University | ||
| 1:30-2:45 p.m. | Band Division: Percussion Techniques
Workshop, Ben Miller, Clinician, Marshall University Robert Wertz presiding. Sponsored by Music and Arts Center Regency A |
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| Orchestra Division: "Jazz String
Improvisation". Illustrations and techniques for learning jazz improvisation, with
the USC String Jazz group. Teachers will need to bring their instruments to the session.
Dr. Bert Ligon, Clinician, University of South Carolina Johanna Pollock presiding Teal |
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| College Division: "Using the
Internet in the General Music Class". Learn to find sites on the Worldwide Web for
the general music classroom and how to capture sites so that they can be accessed without
an internet connection. Dr. Tom Rudolph, Clinician, Havertown, PA Norma Kirkland presiding. Sponsored by GIA Publications Redbud |
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| Choral Division: "Back to
Basics". Warm-ups, choral blend, rhythmic accuracy, and text declamation will be
demonstrated in this presentation of the basics of the choral art. Dr. Patrick Liebergen,
Clinician, University of Wisconsin-Stout Gary Calloway presiding Regency F-C2 |
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| Elementary Division: "How
‘Multi’ is Your Cultural Perspective in the Music Class?". The skills and
concepts in the music class do not change; our choice of content and application should.
Explore quality choices that support choral artistry and provide skill and conceptual
development. Margaret Campbelle-Holman, Clinician, Nashville, TN Lori Barabas presiding Regency C-D-E |
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| 3:00-4:15 p.m. | General Music: "Making
Connections: Multicultural Music and the National Standards". This session will
highlight songs, dances, and instrumentation from world cultures that are suitable for
inclusion in the general music classroom. The National Standards for Arts Education will
be featured as a tool. Dr. Marvelene Moore, Clinician, University of Tennessee, MENC
National Chair for General Music Betty Jo Fersner presiding. Sponsored by Scott Foresman Publishing Regency C-D-E |
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| Band Division Concert: Blythewood
Middle School Symphonic Band, Brad Layton, Director Robert Wertz presiding Regency A |
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| Technology Committee / Elementary Division:
"Music Technology: Power in the Classroom". Technophile or technophobe, this
session will introduce you to the latest and best in music technology and give you a
chance to talk to colleagues who have used it successfully in their classrooms. Tracy
Leenman and Marty Harrison, Clinicians, Pecknel Music Lori Barabas presiding Regency F-C2 |
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| Collegiate Membership: State meeting.
Welcome to all new members and welcome back to all old members. Election of officers for
2000-2001 and planning future events for South Carolina CMENC chapters. Michael York presiding Teal |
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| Piano Division: Clinic Tony Lenti presiding Redbud |
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| 3:00-5:45 p.m. | Choral Division: Director’s Chorus
rehearsal. Participants in the Director’s Chorus will rehearse under the direction of
Dr. Robert Edgerton. The Director’s Chorus will perform at the banquet on Friday
evening. Dr. Robert Edgerton, Clinician, Winthrop University Pat Snider presiding Buncombe Street United Methodist Church (last 30 minutes of rehearsal in Regency C-D-E) |
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| 4:30-5:45 p.m. | Band Division Concert/Clinic:
Northwestern High School Symphonic Band, Larry Wells, Director; and Jeff King, Clinician,
Duncanville, Texas Robert Wertz presiding. Sponsored by Kjos Music. Regency A |
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| Music Industry Council Showcase: Scott
Foresman Publishing Company. "Silver Burdett Ginn Music Connection – 2000".
This showcase session, featuring one of Scott Foresman’s top consultants – Gary
Arnold, will present the Silver Burdett Ginn Music Connections 2000 textbooks and
supplemental materials for grades K-8. Regency C-D-E |
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| Music Industry Council Showcase: Music
Services Unlimited. "Sight Reading for All-State Band, Orchestra, and Chorus."
Larry McLure will explore techniques for success in sight reading/singing in preparation
of auditions for all-state, scholarships, or wherever sight reading/singing is a factor. Redbud |
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| Music Industry Council Showcase: Alfred
Publishing Company. Regency F-C2 |
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| 5:00 p.m. | REGISTRATION AND EXHIBITS CLOSED | |
| 6:15-6:25 p.m. | REGISTRATION OPEN FOR BANQUET TICKET PICK-UP ONLY | |
| 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Second General Session: SCMEA Banquet,
featuring the Honor Administrator, the Memorial Scholarship winner, and Hall of Fame
inductees. Dinner music provided by the Director’s Chorus, Dr. Robert Edgerton,
Director Lynn Grimsley presiding Regency B-C-D-E-F-C2 |
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| 9:00-10:00 p.m. | Second General Session Concert: The
Charleston Southern University Concert Choir, Valerie Bullock, Director; and the
Charleston Southern University Wind Ensemble, Jay M. Watkins, Director. Gloria Westmoreland presiding Regency A-B |
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| 10:00-11:00 p.m. | Atrium Lobby Concert: I.A.J.E. Directors' Jazz Band, Roger Pemberton, Director, University of South Carolina | |
Registration Open: 7:45 a.m. Exhibit Hours: 8:30-10:45 a.m. |
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| 7:45 a.m. | REGISTRATION OPEN | |
| 8:00-9:15 a.m. | Band Division Concert: Ridgeview High
School Symphonic Band, Vince Clayton, Director Robert Wertz presiding Regency A |
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| Orchestra Division: "Aspects of
Teaching Strings in a Studio Setting". Techniques, tools, and strategies for teaching
the string student in a studio setting. Elements of practice and motivation for the
student. The clinician will also address how to keep up your playing while teaching
school. Dr. Eun-Sung Lee, Clinician, Converse College Johanna Pollock presiding Teal |
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| General Music / Special Learners:
"Making the Music Connection". The most powerful education in music comes
through active participation in creating, performing, and responding. This hands-on,
active session will use songs, sound, and instructional support to assist teachers in
making real connections among music concepts and skills, curriculum integration, national
standards, and individual learning styles. Dr. Gwynelle Spell, Clinician, Marietta, GA Marianne Holland presiding. Sponsored by Sliver Burdett Ginn / Scott Foresman Publishing Regency C-D-E |
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| Choral Division: "Masterworks of
Choral Repertoire". Performance practices and rehearsal techniques will be covered in
the singing of important masterworks from the various eras of choral music. Dr. Patrick
Liebergen, Clinician, University of Wisconsin-Stout Pam Brunson presiding Redbud |
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| Music Industry Showcase: Wenger
Corporation. "Critical Factors of Music Suite Design." Learn the critical
factors of planning and building new music facilities. The Wenger Guide focuses on
acoustics, floor plans, storage, equipment, planning processes, and space guidelines. Free
guide to attendees. Regency F-C2 |
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| 8:30 a.m. | EXHIBITS OPEN | |
| 9:30-10:45 a.m. | Piano Division Honors Recital: A
recital by students selected at the 1999 Piano Festival. Tony Lenti presiding Redbud |
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| Elementary Division: "Rehearsal
Techniques for the Children’s Choir". The SC Elementary Honors Choir will serve
as the demonstration group for this session. Joan Gregoryk, Clinician, Founder and
Conductor of the Children’s Chorus of Washington, DC Ann Cheek presiding Regency A |
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| Multicultural Awareness Committee:
"Choral Experiences through Multiculturalism". The South Carolina State
University Concert Choir will demonstrate/perform secular and non-secular choral
compositions from a multicultural perspective. Dr. Arthur Evans, Clinician, South Carolina
State University Herman Bright presiding Regency C-D-E |
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| Band Division: "Computer
Technologies in the Band Room". David Hawley, Clinician Robert Wertz presiding. Sponsored by Coda Music Regency F-C2 |
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| Choral Division: Committee Meetings | ||
| Dogwood – Middle / Junior High School Magnolia – High School |
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| 10:30 a.m. | Drawing for Prizes Austin Bobo presiding Continental |
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| 10:45 p.m. | EXHIBITS CLOSED | |
| 11:00 a.m.- | Third General Session: Keynote Speaker
Diane Johnson, President, MENC Southern Division , The SC Elementary Honors Choir, Joan
Gregoryk, Director, and the Chamber Winds of Irmo, Bruce Dinkins, Director. Patti Croft presiding Regency A |
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| 1:00-4:00 p.m. | Division Business Meetings (as announced) | |
| Regency A – Band Division Regency C-D-E – Choral Division Teal – Orchestra Division |
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| 4:00-5:00 p.m. | SCMEA Executive Board Meeting Lynn Grimsley presiding Redbud |
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| Have a SAFE trip Home! | ||
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