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Wednesday, February 5, 201411:30 AM

2:00 PMAll-State Symphony OrchestraStrings Registration GHRT 3 Coat CheckDivision Chair: Alexandra Howard, Barrett Traditional MS,Louisville

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12:30 PM

2:30 PMKentucky Junior High ChorusRegistration GHST 2 Meeting Reg.

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Division Chair: Sam Coleman, Scott Co. MS, Georgetown

12:30 PM

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1:00 PM

2:00 PMJazz Committee MeetingGHST 1 Sampson

Coordinator: Kurtis Carpenter, Mason County HS, Maysville

1:00 PM

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2:00 PMMarching Band Vision Ad HocCommittee Meeting GHST 3 FrenchMarching Band Committee Chair: John Fannin, Murray StateUniversity, Murray

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3:00 PMAll-State Chorus RegistrationHR 2 Regency

Ballroom

Division Chair: Maggie Blair, University of Kentucky,Lexington

1:00 PM

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2:00 PM

3:30 PMMarching Band CommitteeMeeting GHST 3 French

Marching Band Committee Chair: John Fannin, Murray StateUniversity, Murray

2:00 PM

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6:00 PMAll-State Orchestra Winds andPercussion Registration GHRT 3 Coat Check

Division Chair: Alexandra Howard, Barrett Traditional MS,Louisville

2:00 PM

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3:00 PM

5:00 PMAll-State Band RegistrationGHRT 3 Archibald

Division Chair: Troy Stovall, Muhlenberg Co. HS, Greenville

3:00 PM

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5:00 PMAll-State Jazz Band RegistrationGHRT 3 Archibald

Coordinator: Kurtis Carpenter, Mason County HS, Maysville

3:00 PM

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7:30 PMConference RegistrationKICC Lobby

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3:30 PM

4:30 PMBand Council MeetingGHST 3 French

Division Chair: Troy Stovall, Muhlenburg Co. HS, Greenville

3:30 PM

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4:30 PM

6:00 PMKentucky Children’s ChorusRegistration GHST 2 Meeting Reg.

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Coordinator: Julie Hartman, Allen Co. Primary, Scottsville

4:30 PM

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5:00 PM

6:30 PMFestival Managers MeetingGHST 3 French

Festival Commission Chair: David Graham, Warren East MS,Bowling Green

5:00 PM

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6:30 PM

7:30 PMConcert: Louisville OrchestraKC Whitney Hall

Conductor: Jason Seber

Program

Bassoon Concerto in F major, WoO 23, S63....J. N. Hummel I. Allegro moderato

Keith Buncke, Bassoon

Symphony No. 9 in E minor, (From the New World), Op. 95, B. 178.......................................................Antonín Dvořák

Louisville Orchestra and Louisville Youth Orchestraside-by-side performance

6:30 PM

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7:30 PM

8:30 PMKentucky Junior High ChorusTeacher’s Meeting GHST 2 ClementsDivision Chair: Sam Coleman, Scott Co. MS, Georgetown

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9:00 PMChoral Council MeetingKICC 106-107


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8:00 PM

8:45 PMGeneral Music K-5Division/District Chairs Meeting GHST 2 Nunn

Division Chair: John Hall, Allen Co. Intermediate, Scottsville

8:00 PM

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8:30 PM

9:30 PMOrchestra Council MeetingGHST 2 Collins

Division Chair: Alexandra Howard, Barrett Traditional MS,Louisville

8:30 PM

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9:00 PM

10:00 PMPhi Beta Mu MeetingGHST 1 Sampson

Presiding: Troy Stovall, Muhlenburg Co. HS, Greenville

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9:15 PM

9:45 PMChoral Division MeetingKICC 106-107


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Thursday, February 6, 20147:30 AM

9:30 AMUniversity of Louisville School ofMusic Continental Breakfast KICC MezzaninePresiding: Christopher Doane

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8:00 AM

8:30 AMBand Division MeetingKICC 211

Division Chair: Troy Stovall, Muhlenburg Co. HS, Greenville

8:00 AM

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8:30 AM

9:30 AMOrchestra RoundtableKICC L4-5

Presiding: Phil Kent, Lafayette HS, LexingtonRoom Chair: Aaron Breeck, Montgomery HS, Mt. Sterling

8:30 AM

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9:30 AMRecruiting and RetainingTrombone Players KICC 203-206

Clinician: Chip Anderson, Henry Co. HS, New Castle

Presiding: Brent Barton, Madison Central HS, RichmondRoom Chair: Mark Webster, Elizabethtown HS,Elizabethtown

8:30 AM

Methods for encouraging beginners to choose thetrombone and proven strategies for keeping theminvolved in band through middle school, into high school,and on through a lifetime of music making.

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9:30 AMTeaching the InexperiencedSinger: Literacy and Assessment KICC 201-202

Clinician: Laura Howard, SCAPA Lafayette HS, Lexington

Presiding: Jeremy Howard, Christ the King, LexingtonRoom Chair: Lynn White, Leestown MS, Lexington

8:30 AM

Techniques used to train the ear, teach rhythmic andmelodic concepts and apply skills to repertoire in thechoral classroom. Topics include: rhythmic and melodicdecoding, dictation, sequencing, age-appropriaterepertoire and materials, and assessment.

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8:45 AM

9:30 AMKentucky Children’s ChorusTeacher’s Meeting GHST 2 Nunn

Coordinator: Julie Hartman, Allen Co. Primary, Scottsville

8:45 AM

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9:00 AM

10:00 AMReserved for John FanninKICC 114

John Fannin

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9:40 AM

10:00 AMOpening of Exhibits Concert:Owensboro High School Red Steel KICC LobbyDirector: Aaron Klausing

Program

In the Groove of Things..................................Tracy Thornton arr. Kenyon Williams

Number 2.....................................................Dave Longfellow

My Old Kentucky Home.................................Stephen Foster

Pocky Way...........................................................The Meters

Wavin Flag...................................................................K'naan

Afro Blue..................................................Mongo Santamaria

Presiding: Tom Stites, Owensboro Public Schools,OwensboroRoom Chair: Abram Barr, Owensboro HS, Owensboro

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10:00 AM

11:00 AMAPP Smackdown!KICC 201-202

Clinician: Anne Vinson, Allen Co. Intermediate Center,Scottsville

Presiding: John Hall, Allen Co. Intermediate, ScottsvilleRoom Chair: Alan Jones, Asbury University, Wilmore

10:00 AM

Here's a great way to share something you love using inyour classroom! Everyone that wants to share has 2minutes to present a great app or website. Comeprepared to share with your iPad or phone. A laptop willbe available to share websites.

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5:00 PMExhibits OpenKICC 1A, 1B

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10:05 AM

10:35 AMConcert: Danville Children’s ChoirChrist Church

CathedralDirector: Meg Stohlman

Program

Ich Jauchze, ich lache (With Loudest Rejoicing)....J.S. Bach ed. William Herrmann

Panis Angelicus................................................Cesar Franck Lydia Graham, soloist arr. Istvan Bogar

Wake Me a Song..........................................Andrea Ramsey

Oh! Susanna..................................................Stephen Foster arr. David Dusing

America the Beautiful (We Are a People).............................. ............................................................S.Ward/K. L. Bates arr. Ruth Dwyer

Presiding: Lori Hetzel, University of Kentucky, LexingtonRoom Chair: Daniel Wesley, Lexington Christian Academy,Lexington

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10:45 AMConcert: Murray State University“Blue” Jazz Combo KICC 207-209Director: Todd E. Hill

Jamey Aebersold, guest soloist

Program to be selected from:

Minor's Holiday...............................................Kenny Dorham arr. Don Sickler

Blues for All.....................................................Eric Alexander

Enigma...............................................................J.J. Johnson

The Eternal Triangle.........................................Sonny Rollins arr. Don Sickler

Beatitudes.......................................................Bobby Watson

In Walked Horace...............................................J.J. Johnson

Mox Nix.................................................................Art Farmer

Work Song.........................................................Nat Adderley

Presiding: Pam Wurgler, Murray State University, MurrayRoom Chair: Matt Baucum, East Hardin MS, Glendale

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10:45 AMConcert: Oldham County HighSchool Symphonic Band KICC Cascade A-BDirector: Brad Rogers

ProgramA Childhood Remembered.........................Rossano Galante

El Camino Real....................................................Alfred Reed

Pagliacci Intermezzo............................Ruggiero Leoncavallo arr. Andrew Glover

The Vanished Army........................................Kenneth Alford ed. Frederick Fennell

Thoughts of Love.................................................Arthur Pryor arr. Julian Oliver

Nathan Siler, trombone

Cakewalk.............................................................Hershy Kay arr. Robert Longfield

Presiding: Dr. Frederick Speck, University of Louisville,LouisvilleRoom Chair: Tony Wise, Oldham Co. MS, Buckner

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10:35 AM

11:35 AMRecruit and Retain: Increase theSize of Your Orchestra! KICC 106-107

Clinicians: Ben McWhorter, Tates Creek HS, Lexington &Cassie Crawford, Lexington

Presiding: Karen Higdon, Daviess HS, OwensboroRoom Chair: Laura Fallon, Lafayette HS, Lexington

10:35 AM

Strategies for getting students enrolled and engaged inbeginning orchestra

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11:35 AMSight Reading from Day One toAssessment KICC 212-217

Clinician: Noel Weaver, Ballard HS, Louisville

Presiding: Lori Knapke, Eastern HS, LouisvilleRoom Chair: Megan Puckett, Greenwood HS, Bowling Green

10:35 AM

A clinic session demonstrates sight reading instructionaltechniques starting from scratch through KMEAAssessment. Will deal with the establishment of sightreading routines from the first day of freshman yearthrough the last grading period of senior year.

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11:00 AM

12:00 AMTeaching Jazz Improvisation toBeginners for the Educatorwithout a Jazz Background

KICC 203-206

Clinician: William Hogg, Northern Kentucky University,Highland Heights

Presiding: Kevin Christie, Rowan Co. Senior HS, MoreheadRoom Chair: Jonathan Payne Raceland-Worthington HS,Raceland

Sponsor: Northern Kentucky University Department of Music

11:00 AM

Concepts in chord based improvisation designed toassist music educators with little or no jazz experience toteach improvisation to their students. Melodic & rhythmicconcepts will be covered. Attendees are encouraged tobring their instruments.

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12:00 PMA Few of My Favorite Things:Writing to Demonstrate Learningin Music

KICC L4-5

Clinician: Celia Borges, Buckner ES, LaGrange

Presiding: Emily Addis, Millard Middle & East Ridge HS,PikevilleRoom Chair: Cassandra Smith, Rockcastle Co. MS, Mt.Vernon

11:00 AM

Looking for efficient ways to incorporate listening, writing,reflecting and peer review into your classroom?Discover "Stick Man, the Listening Buddy," and otherideas that you can take back to your classroom onMonday morning!

6-12, K-5

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12:00 PMReserved for John FanninKICC 114

John Fannin

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12:00 PMThe Kinesiology of Conducting–How Movement Elicits MusicalResponse

KICC 218-219

Clinicians: Miller Asbill, Brevard College, Brevard, NorthCarolina & Jason Sulliman, Carmel Symphony Orchestra,Carmel, Indiana

Presiding: Scott Bersaglia, Pikeville HS, Pikeville

11:00 AM

Research in non-linear dynamics, complex adaptivesystems, cognitive neuroscience, & synergetics can shedlight on advanced concepts of conducting pedagogy.Awareness of current research trends can help improverehearsal & conducting approach.

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11:15 AM

12:15 PMMaking Musical ConnectionsAcross the Curriculum: UsingChildren’s Lit. to Make Music

KICC 201-202

Clinician: Leo Labrillazo, WIlmore ES, Wilmore

Presiding: Sarah Martin, Glasscock ES, LebanonRoom Chair: Trisha Hall, Greensburg Primary, Greensburg

11:15 AM

Explore ways to use children's literature as a springboardto make musical connections across the curriculum.

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11:20 AM

12:00 PMConcert: Barren County HighSchool Percussion Ensemble KICC L15Director: Kip Crowder

Lalo Davila, guest soloistProgram

Ionisation........................................................Edgard Varese

Pulse.................................................................Henry Cowell

Stomping Grounds.................................................Bela Fleck

Marimba Spiritual.................................................Minoru Miki

Stool Pigeon.........................................................Julie Davila

En Caulquire Clave...............................................Lalo Davila

Clap Happy...................................................Chris Crockarell

Presiding: Trevor Ervin, Bullitt East HS, Mount WashingtonRoom Chair: Rob James, Eastern Kentucky University,Richmond

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11:50 AM

12:50 PMVocal Technique in the ChoralClassroom: Myths, Facts, andPractical Applications

KICC 212-217

Clinician: Christopher Mitchell, Murray State University,Murray

Presiding: Brad Almquist, Murray State University, MurrayRoom Chair: Lisa Jury, Madison Central HS, Richmond

11:50 AM

This session will address the functional elements of goodbreathing technique and provide practical methods forreinforcing good breathing habits in young solo andchoral singers.

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12:00 PM

1:00 PMAlumni Reception–CampbellsvilleUniversity HR 2 Park SuitePresiding: Alcingstone Cunha

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12:20 PM

1:20 PMHow Do I Get CommunityAttention and Support for MyProgram?

KICC 218-219

Clinician: Anne Stephens, Greenup County Extension Office,Wurtland

Presiding: Daniel Reams, North Hardin HS, RadcliffRoom Chair: Kelsey Edelen, South Oldham MS, Crestwood

12:20 PM

This workshop will give you ideas to build connectorsbetween your music program & your community.

6-12

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1:20 PMSmartMusic on the iPad®KICC 203-206

Clinician: Glenn Pohland, MakeMusic, Inc.

Presiding: Beth Stribling, Murray MS, MurrayRoom Chair: Chris Miller, Walton-Verona HS, Walton

Sponsor: Make Music, Inc.

12:20 PM

SmartMusic is now available on the iPad! See how yourstudents can now practice at home or school with all ofSmartMusic’s method books, scales, solos, concertmusic, sight-reading, jazz improv and more.

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12:25 PM

1:25 PMA Gifted Collaboration of the Arts:Art & Music to Meet the Needs ofGifted & Talented Students

KICC L4-5

Clinicians: Amy Harrod & Staci Goggins, Rosenwald DunbarES, Nicholasville

Presiding: Mary Oliver, London ES, LondonRoom Chair: Amy Cuenca, Crossroads ES, Mt. Washington

12:25 PM

Many schools struggle with ideas to meet the needs ofthe gifted and talented pool at their school and in theirdistrict. This session will aid in ideas, demonstrations andperformances that will help build a successful arts giftedand talented program for your school.

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1:25 PMMiddle School Rehearsal Lab withNoe Middle School Band KICC L15

Clinician: Debbie Shelton, retired, Lexington

Presiding: Carl Kling, Fern Creek Traditional HS, LouisvilleRoom Chair: Jennifer King, North Bullitt HS, Shepherdsville

12:25 PM

This clinic is designed to provide attendees with realworld rehearsal techniques from a master teacher. It willserve both the young director looking for ideas toimprove their rehearsals or the more experienceddirector looking for a refresher.

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12:30 PM

1:10 PMConcert: Highlands 8th–10thGrade Sinfonia Orchestra KICC 109-112

Director: Katharine Anderson

Program

Sinfonia in A minor..........................Gerog Philipp Telemann arr. Robert R. Brown

Brandenburg Concerto No. 4.................................J. S. Bach arr. Mark Jasinski

Wood Splitter Fanfare...................................Brian Balmages

Abduction from the Seraglio........Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart arr. Jamin Hoffman

Faraway Place................................................William Hofeldt

My Old Kentucky Home.................................Stephen Foster arr. Jeremy Mulholland/Katharine Anderson

Danny Rocks.................................................arr. Bob Phillips

Presiding: Lori Duncan, Highlands HS, Ft. ThomasRoom Chair: Beth Rowland, Highlands MS, Ft. Thomas

12:30 PM

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12:35 PM

1:15 PMConcert: Lafayette High SchoolJazz Ensemble KICC 207-209Director: Chris Strange

Program

Sugar.........................................................Stanley Turrentine arr. Peter Bouffard

Whiplash................................................................Hank Levy arr. Erik Morales

Back in Time.......................................................Pat Metheny arr. Bob Curnow

I Can't Stop Loving You.......................................Don Gibson arr.Quincy Jones

Children of Sanchez......................................Chuck Magione arr. Keith Foley

Presiding: Brian Lewellen, Lafayette HS, LexingtonRoom Chair: William Kite, Henry Clay HS, Lexington

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1:20 PM

2:00 PMConcert: Paducah Tilghman HighSchool Men’s Choir Christ Church

CathedralDirector: Matthew J. Hinz

Accompanist: DeVonda TreeceProgram

Do You Fear the Wind...............................Leland B. Sateren

Creator Alme Siderum................................Richard Burchard

Ave Maria.............................................................Franz Biebl

The Last Words of David..........................Randall Thompson

Quatre petites prieres de Saint Francois d’Assise.................. .................................................................Francis Poulenc

Ol' Man River........................................arr. Russell Robinson

Presiding: Art DeWeese, retired, PaducahRoom Chair: Brant Veal, Marshall Co. HS, Benton

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2:20 PMSimplicity: Teaching OrchestraOne Hand at a Time KICC 106-107

Clinician: David Pope, Manatee HS, Brandenton, Florida

Presiding: Eva Rouse, Ballard HS, LouisvilleRoom Chair: Stacy French, Grayson Co. HS, Lieichfield

1:20 PM

Specific strategies to increase teacher effectiveness andlong-term student comprehension during rehearsals.Topics will include teaching beginning strings, increasingstudent engagement, and applicable technology for theorchestra classroom.

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1:25 PM

2:05 PMConcert: Murray State UniversityJazz Orchestra KICC 207-209Director: Todd Hill

Jamey Aebersold, guest soloist

Program to be selected from:

Rockin' in Rhythm.............Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington

Consonata............................................................Dee Barton

Big Jim Blues............................................Mary Lou Williams

Slo-Funk..............................................................Bob Mintzer

Fast Forward........................................................Les Hooper

Some Skunk Funk..........................................Randy Brecker arr. Mark Taylor

Here's That Rainy Day..............................Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen arr. Dee Barton

Saturnian Sleigh Ride......................................Shorty Rogers

Presiding: John Fannin, Murray State University, MurrayRoom Chair: Pam Wurgler, Murray State University, Murray

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1:35 PM

2:15 PMConcert: Paul G. Blazer HighSchool Band KICC Cascade A-BDirector: Chris Whelan and Roger Doss

Program

Where Never Lark Or Eagle Flew...................James Curnow

Pavanne from Symphonette No. 2....................Morton Gould

A Symphonic Prelude..........................................Alfred Reed

Sentimentale from Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio............ ....................................................................Claude Bolling arr. Dennis Kam

Heat Lightning..........................................Richard W. Bowles

Presiding: Terry Thompson, retired, AshlandRoom Chair: John Johnson, Boyd Co. HS, Ashland

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2:35 PMCreate, Perform, Respond: A Planto Make Your Music Unit Come toLife

KICC 201-202

Clinician: James Ray Morgan, Shelby County Public Schools,Waddy

Presiding: Amanda Buchholz, North Oldham HS, GoshenRoom Chair: Tammy Oerther, Shelby Co. HS, Shelbyville

1:35 PM

Planning a music unit that uses Creating, Performing, &Responding as its foundation. Shows the way to make itvisual & easy to follow. Participants work in groups touse the planning process. Group responses will be puttogether to make a webpage resource.

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2:35 PMEurhythmics in the Middle SchoolGeneral Music Classroom KICC 212-217

Clinician: Marla Butke, Ashland University, Ashland, Ohio

Presiding: Pam Wooldridge, Daviess Co. MS, OwensboroRoom Chair: Susie Lucas, Franklin-Simpson MS, Franklin

1:35 PM

Discover how to implement movement to teach rhythmicconcepts, expression, and creativity through DalcrozeEurhythmics. Suggested recordings and pianoimprovisation tips will be provided. Movement as anassessment tool will also be addressed.

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2:35 PMMusical Moments: How to BeginYour Adapted Music Program KICC 218-219

Clinician: Thomas Resnick, Twinsburg City Schools,Twinsburg, Ohio

Presiding: Lisa Hussung, Rich Pond ES, Bowling GreenRoom Chair: Tracy Leslie, N. Calloway ES, Murray

1:35 PM

A start-up approach to tackling a self-contained adaptedmusic class at the elementary level.

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John Fannin

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2:30 PM

3:30 PMWelcome to the Real World: AChoral Reading Session forBeginning High School Choirs

KICC 207-209

Clinician: Raye Hurley, Franklin Co. HS, Frankfort

Presiding: Lori Hetzel, University of Kentucky, LexingtonRoom Chair: Margaret Maggard, Retired, Hazard

2:30 PM

Need some staple pieces to teach the basics for thebeginning teacher & the beginning high school choir?Each year our state has new HS directors, who are facedwith re-building programs. Many schools ONLY have abeginning choir. Go home with several “staple” pieces.

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4:30 PMNew Orchestra Music SightReading KICC L4-5

Clinician: Frederick Speck, Jr., Eastern HS, Middletown

Presiding: Robert Dixon, Western MS, LouisvilleRoom Chair: Marsha Webb, Crosby MS, Louisville

2:30 PM

Bring and instrument and sight-read the newest stringorchestra literature from award-winning composers!

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2:45 PM

3:45 PMWow! Look at That: IntegratingVisual Art Into the MusicClassroom

KICC L15

Clinician: Melissa Little, Grants Lick ES, Alexandria & EmilyLivers, Reiley ES, Alexandria

Presiding: Kerri Clark, North Laurel MS, LondonRoom Chair: Wesley Lederrick, Bradstown Primary,Bardstown

2:45 PM

Session topics include instrument-making, cross-curricular connections, & unleashing your students' innercreativity. Whether you are teaching both visual art &music or you are interested in integrating visual art intothe music classroom, this session is for you.

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2:50 PM

3:50 PMCollege/University ResearchSharing and Poster Session KICC 203-206

Presiding: Michael Hudson, University of Kentucky, Lexington

2:50 PM

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3:50 PMStick to Success: Finishing YourAdapted Music Program KICC 218-219

Clinician: Thomas Resnick, Twinsburg City Schools,Twinsburg, Ohio

Presiding: Robyn Swanson, Western Kentucky University,Bowling GreenRoom Chair: Tracee Scheeler, Fleming Neon ES,Whitesburg

2:50 PM

How to create a self-contained performing group withyour adapted music program. As students transition in tohigh school, a performance group is possible andattainable with your class!

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3:50 PMWhat Do You Do With the GuitarPlayer in Your Jazz Band? KICC 201-202

Clinician: Glen McCarthy, George Mason University,Centerville, OH

Presiding: Matt Yarborough, St. Xavier, LouisvilleRoom Chair: Kelley Ray, McCracken Co. HS, Paducah

2:50 PM

Guitar students are traditionally taught open chords andsome barre chords. Rarely are the "Freddie Green" stylechords introduced. This primer will give you the basics toget your guitar player swinging.

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3:00 PM

4:30 PMKACMD Board MeetingHR 2 Board Room

Presiding: Rob James, Eastern Kentucky University,Richmond

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3:15 PM

3:55 PMConcert: Daviess County HighSchool Wind Ensemble KICC Cascade A-BDirector: DuWayne Dale and Mike Clark

Program

Ecstatic Fanfare...............................................Steven Bryant

Song for Band................................................William Bolcom

Divertimento for Winds and Percussion..............Roger Cichy I. Exaltation II. Follies III. Remembrance IV. Salutation

Canzona............................................................Peter Mennin

Presiding: Richard Miles, Morehead State University,MoreheadRoom Chair: Jed Manire, College View MS, Owensboro

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3:45 PM

4:45 PMWarm-Ups With a TwistKICC 207-209

Clinician: Jeff Johnson, University of Kentucky, Lexington

Presiding: John DeFerraro, Henderson Co. HS, HendersonRoom Chair: Megan Weston, Johnson Trad. MS, Louisville

3:45 PM

Interactive session featuring a variety of warm-upexercises that address tone, intonation, diction,expressivity, range extension, rhythm, & articulation.Each exercise employs visual, auditory, & kinestheticstimuli to accommodate various learning styles.

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4:05 PM

5:05 PMConcert: U.S. Air Force Band ofMid-America KICC Cascade A-BConductor: Major Cristina Moore Urrutia

Program to be Chosen from:

Short Ride in a Fast Machine.............................John Adams trans. Lawrence T. Odom

Wild Blue Yonder................................................John Barnes

Horn Feature - En Foret...................................Eugene Bozza TSgt Andrew Fordham arr. Eyles

Scenes from “The Louvre”........................Norman Dello Joio II. Children’s Gallery III. The Kin’s of France

Immovable Do................................................Percy Grainger

Symphony No. 2, Romantic..........................Howard Hanson Mvt III. arr. W. Francis McBeth

Symphony on Themes of John Philip Sousa.....Ira Hearshen II. After the Thunderer

The Thunderer...........................................John Philip Sousa

Pineapple Poll.................................................Arthur Sullivan II. Jasper’s Dance arr. Charles Mackerras IV. Finale

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5:05 PMTeaching Beyond the Rehearsal toTap the Imagination of Today’sStudents

KICC 203-206

Clinician: Miller Asbill, Brevard College, Brevard, NorthCarolina

Presiding: Mike DiPasquale, Owensboro Schools,OwensboroRoom Chair: Michael Payne, George Rogers Clark HS,Winchester

4:05 PM

Many music educators turn the other way when theyhear the word "technology." Gone are the days whentechnology meant using the beta-maz, overheadprojector, and even "taping" ensembles on our new taperecorders. Harness the information found on the web.

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4:35 PM

5:35 PMTackling Tricky Bass Tactics inthe School Orchestra KICC L4-5

Clinician: Sidney King, University of Louisville, Louisville

Presiding: Dennis Johnson, Murray State University, MurrayRoom Chair: Caia Cross, Carrithers MS & Jeffersontown HS,Louisville

4:35 PM

A close look at the top twenty bass passages in grades1, 2, and 3 orchestra repertoire. Discussion of bowings,fingerings, and technique (shifting, etc.) to help bassstudents succeed in performance.

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5:00 PM

5:00 PMExhibits CloseKICC 1A, 1B

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5:15 PM

6:00 PMAlumni Reception–EasternKentucky University HR SpirePresiding: Rob James

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6:00 PMAlumni Reception–MoreheadState University HR 2 KeenelandPresiding: L. Curtis Hammond

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6:00 PMAlumni Reception–Murray StateUniversity HR 2 Park SuitePresiding: Pam Wurgler

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6:00 PMAlumni Reception–NorthernKentucky University HR 2 GulfstreamPresiding: Kurt Sander

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6:00 PMAlumni Reception–TransylvaniaUniversity HR 2 Churchill-

DownsPresiding: Larry Barnes

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6:00 PMAlumni Reception–WesternKentucky University HR 1 Pimlico A,BPresiding: Scott Harris

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7:10 PMConcert: Ky Children’s Chorus, KyJr High Treble Chorus, & Ky JrHigh Mixed Chorus

KC Whitney Hall

Conductors: Ruth Dwyer, Frank Eyechaner, & DebraSpurgeon

ProgramKentucky Children's Chorus

Aikoi Biae......................................traditional African greetingLaudamus Te..............................Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart from Mass in C Minor arr. Malvar-Keylock/FriedersdorfBeidh Aonach Amárach....................................Irish folk song arr. Ruth E. Dwyer & Beverly Hardiman JonesPeace Like A River...................................arr. Douglas BeamBlue Skies............................................................Irving Berlin from Betsy arr. Roger EmersonAmerica The Beautiful (We Are a People).......Samuel Ward arr. Ruth E. Dwyer & Martin L. Ellis

Kentucky Junior High Treble ChorusJubilate Deo.....................................................David BrunnerSing to Me.....................................................Andrea RamseyLa Violette..................................................Acadian folk song arr. Susan BrumfieldThree Duets, Op. 20..................................Johannes Brahms 3. Die MeereDidn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel...........................arr. Ken Berg

Kentucky Junior High Mixed ChorusPsallite Unigenito......................................Michael Praetorius ed. Frank EychanerThe Pasture..............................................Z. Randall Stroope from Where The Earth Meets The SkyFestival Sanctus..................................................John Leavitt Tres Cantos Nativos Dos IndiosKraó...................................................................Marcos LeitePrimeiro Canto, Terceiro Canto, & Segundo CantoWorthy To Be Praised.....................................Byron J. Smith

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5:30 PM

7:30 PMAlumni Reception–University ofKentucky Stites & Harbison,

20th Flr, 400 W.Market St.Presiding: Skip Gray

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7:20 PM

10:00 PMConcert: All-Coll. Choir, Coll.Composition Winner, Intercoll.Band, & Intercoll. Orchestra

KC Whitney Hall

Conductors: Josh Habermann, Chris Milby, Douglas Droste,& Lowell Graham

ProgramKentucky ACDA All-Collegiate Choir

Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal................................traditional arr. Alice Parker & Robert ShawDixit Dominus, from Vesperai Solemnes de Confessore, K. 339...........................................................W. A. MozartVita de la mia Vita..........................................William HawleyIncantations.................................................Michael McGlynnOpus 92.....................................................Johannes Brahms 1. O schöne Nacht 4. Warum?El Que Siembra Su Maíz..........................Miguel Matamoros arr. Electo SilvaWade in the Water.....................................................spiritual arr. Alec Schumacker

Collegiate CompositionIf............................................................................Chris Milby

Intercollegiate BandOlympic Fanfare...............................................John WilliamsAmerican Hymn Variations on an Original Melody................ ...............................................................William SchumanH.R.H. The Duke of Cambridge March, Op. 60 .................... ..................................................................Malcolm ArnoldTo Tame the Perilous Skies..........................David Holsinger

Intercollegiate OrchestraOverture to La Forza del Destino...................Giuseppe VerdiSymphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 43.................Jean Sibelius III. Vivacissimo IV. Finale: Allegro moderato

7:20 PM -

9:15 PM

10:15 PMFolk Dancing For All!KICC L15

Clinician: Robert Amchin, University of Louisville

Presiding: John Hall, Allen Co. Primary, Scottsville

9:15 PM

Join your fellow music educators for an evening ofinternational folk dances. Kick up your heels and join inthe this multicultural event.

K-5, COLL

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9:30 PM

11:00 PMNew Jazz Reading SessionGHRT 2 Fountain

Room

Clinician: Jerry Tolson, University of Louisville, LouisvillePresiding: Matt Yarborough, St. Xavier, LouisvilleRoom Chair: T. Kurtis Carpenter, Mason Co. HS Maysville

9:30 PM

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10:30 PM

11:30 PMNational Band Association SocialGHRT 3

ConservatoryPresiding: Gary Schallert, Western Kentucky UniversityBowling Green

10:30 PM -

Friday, February 7, 20147:30 AM

8:30 AMKY-ACDA Business MeetingHR 2 Keeneland

Presiding: Brad Almquist, Murray State University, Murray

7:30 AM -

8:00 AM


8:00 AM -

8:30 AM

9:30 AMDistrict 1 MeetingKICC 110-111

Presiding: Pam Wurgler, Murray State University, Murray

8:30 AM -

9:30 AMDistrict 2 MeetingHR 2 Park Suite

Presiding: Brett Burton, Earlington ES, Earlington

8:30 AM -


Presiding: Corey Bonds, Glasgow HS, Glasgow

8:30 AM -


Presiding: Mark Webster, Elizabethtown HS, Elizabethtown

8:30 AM -


Presiding: Ryan McAllister, South Oldham HS, Crestwood

8:30 AM -

9:30 AMDistrict 6 MeetingKICC L15

Presiding: Chris Miller, Walton-Verona HS, Walton

8:30 AM -


Presiding: Dee Bishop, Tates Creek HS, Lexington

8:30 AM -


Presiding: Kevin Christie, Rowan Co. HS, Morehead

8:30 AM -

9:30 AMDistrict 9 MeetingKICC 115

Presiding: Dan Brennan, Martha Jane Potter ES, Whitesburg

8:30 AM -

9:30 AMDistrict 10 MeetingHR 2 Kentucky Suite

Presiding: Betsy Burkhart, Harlan HS, Harlan

8:30 AM -

9:30 AMDistrict 11 MeetingKICC 113

Presiding: Ben Walker, B. Michael Caudill MS, Richmond

8:30 AM -


Presiding: Debbie Burnell, Pleasure Ridge Park HS,Louisville

8:30 AM -

9:30 AMKCNAfME State Officer MeetingKICC 211

Presiding: Lauren Morris, University of Louisville, Louisville

8:30 AM -

9:00 AM


9:00 AM -

9:30 AM

11:00 AMReserved for John FanninKICC 114

John Fannin

9:30 AM -

9:45 AM

11:00 AMAwards PresentationKICC Cascade A-B

KMEA Executive Committee

9:45 AM

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11:15 AM

11:45 AMConcert: North Middle SchoolSymphonic Band KICC Cascade A-BDirector: Brittany Ford

Program

Overture for Winds..........................................Charles Carter

Nessun Dorma............................................Giacomo Puccini from Turandot arr. Robert van Beringen

Marc Monroe, soloist

La Madre de Los Gatos.........................................Brian Beck

Winchester March.........................................John EdmondsonBrian Froedge, guest conductor

Adrenaline Engines............................Randall D. Strandridge

Presiding: Lois Wiggins, Edythe J. Hayes MS, LexingtonRoom Chair: Abram Barr, Owensboro HS, Owensboro

11:15 AM -

11:45 AMConcert: Western Middle Schoolfor the Arts Choir Christ Church

CathedralDirector: Katie Cook

Accompanist: John Austin ClarkProgram

Cantate Domino............................................Heinrich Schutz ed. Nancy Grundahl

Dona Nobis Pacem............................Johann Michael Haydn ed. Patrick Liebergen

Hashivenu........................arr. Ruth Dwyer and Martin L. Ellis

Je le vous dirai..................................................Pierre Certon arr. John Leavitt

Inscription of Hope....................................Z. Randall Stroope

The Lass from the Low Countree.......................................... .................arr. John Jacob Niles and J. Stanley Sheppard

Joyful, Joyful.............arr. Melvyn Warren and Audrey Snyder

Presiding: Lori Hetzel, University of Kentucky, LexingtonRoom Chair: Mark Benz, Farnsley MS, Louisville

11:15 AM -

11:55 AMConcert: CampbellsvilleUniversity String ChamberEnsemble

KICC 207-209

Director: J. Robert Gaddis

Program

Adagio for Strings...........................................Samuel Barber

Allegro Ma Non Tanto..................................P. I. Tchaikovsky

St. Paul's Suite, Op. 29, No. 2............................Gustav Holst I. Jig: Vivace II. Ostinato III. Intermezzo: Andante con moto IV. Finale

Presiding: Doug Van Fleet, Paducah Tilghman HS, Paducah

11:15 AM -

12:15 PMCommunity Ensembles: UsingSocial Media to Promote YourOrganization

KICC 218-219

Clinician: Todd E. Hill, Murray State University, Murray

Room Chair: Bob Bertke, St. Francis School, Goshen

11:15 AM

Session will describe the professional use of socialmedia (such as Facebook) to recruit and retainmembership in community ensembles, promote concertsand other activities, and to gain valuable sponsorshipand support.

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12:15 PMEnhancing, Integrating, andEverything In-Between KICC L15

Clinicians: Jessica Floyd, Lebanon/Calvary ES, Lebanon &Sarah Martin, Glasscock ES, Lebanon

Presiding: Cyndi Chadwick, Campbellsville ES,CampbellsvilleRoom Chair: Paula Ransom, Villa Madonna Academy, VillaHills

11:15 AM

Encouraging and assisting your staff to be on-board withthe Program Review. How to help them enhance or fullyintegrate the arts into their own lessons.

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12:15 PMIt Can’t Be That Easy...But It Is!KICC 201-202

Clinicians: Tiffany Cothran, Plano ES, Bowling Green, MattBryant, Rockfield ES, Bowling Green, & Kathy Austin,Alvation ES, Alvation

Presiding: Leslie Lloyd, Natcher ES, Bowling GreenRoom Chair: Jon M. Oliver, Hunter Hills ES, London

11:15 AM

Find out which apps, websites and software can helpyour students create music in an accessible andmeaningful way. Whether it's putting together loops,writing notation or just making a picture, your studentscan make music and have a blast doing it.

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12:15 PMIt’s All About the Rhythm(Section): Keys to Jazz EnsembleSuccess

KICC 203-206

Clinician: Jerry Tolson, University of Louisville, Louisville

Presiding: Curtis Essig, YPAS, LouisvilleRoom Chair: Joe Craig, Beechwood HS, Beechwood

Sponsor: University of Louisville

11:15 AM

The integrated efforts of the rhythm section are crucial toa successful jazz performance. This session willdemonstrate rhythm section techniques that address thecrucial elements of style and "groove."

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12:15 PMKCNAfME General Meeting, RollCall, Meet and Eat KICC L4-5Presiding: Lauren Morris, University of Louisville, Louisville

11:15 AM -

11:45 AM

12:45 PMKentucky College/University BandDirector’s Meeting KICC 211Presiding: Gary Schallert, Western Kentucky University,Bowling Green

11:45 AM -

11:50 AM

12:30 PMConcert: Oldham County HighSchool Flute Ensemble KICC 212-217Director: Judith Rainey and Brad Rogers

Program

Lady Carol................................................................Al Hager

Echoes of Ancients..........................Sarah Bassingthwaighte

Concerto for Flute Choir..............Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Mvt. I. Allegro arr. Bailey

Remembrances........................................................Kelly Via

Five Pieces for Flute Choir..........Genevieve Davisson Fritter Mvt. II. Blues

Inno for Jouers.......................................Vincenzo Sorrentino

Morning Calls................................................Frederick SpeckFrederick Speck, conductor

A Little Norwegian Suite....................................Edvard Grieg Morning Mood Elisabeth Berg

Piccolos in the Pub........................................Jonathan Cohen

Presiding: Shela Vilardell, CrestwoodRoom Chair: Ryan McAllister, South Oldham HS, Crestwood

11:50 AM -

11:55 AM

12:35 PMConcert: Highland Middle School8th Grade Girls Choir Christ Church

CathedralDirector: Linda Marks-Morgan

Accompanist: Brenda ButlerProgram

Confitemini Domino.........................................Patti Drennan

For the Beauty of the Earth..................................John Rutter

La laine des moutons.....................................Earlene Rentz

Beneath the African Sky..........Paul Caldwell and Sean Ivory

Trouble!........................................................Sally K. Albrecht

Presiding: Jean Batts, retired, LouisvilleRoom Chair: Nan Tate, Atherton HS, Louisville

11:55 AM -

12:00 PM

1:30 PMCODA Committee LuncheonHR 2 Gulfstream

Presiding: Loren Waa, retired, Louisville

12:00 PM -

12:05 PM

12:45 PMConcert: CampbellsvilleUniversity Steel Band KICC 207-209Director: Chad Floyd

Program

First Impression.................................................Chris Tanner

Paco and Dave............................The Carribean Jazz Project arr. Sune Borregaard

Visibly Absent......................................................Andy Narell

Jump in the Line............................................Rafael De Leon arr. Jennifer Duerden

Dancing on a Wave.............................................Ray Holman

Birthday Party......................................................Len Sharpe

Presiding: Scott Bersaglia, Pikeville HS, PikevilleRoom Chair: David Ratliff, Madison Southern HS, Berea

12:05 PM -

12:15 PM

2:15 PMKentucky Chapter of ASTA, Inc.Luncheon Bristol Bar & GrillePresiding: Ben McWhorter, Tates Creek HS, Lexington

12:15 PM -

12:30 PM

1:30 PMGuitar EnsemblesKICC 201-202

Clinician: Glen McCarthy, Brevard College, Brevard, NorthCarolina

Room Chair: Don Hicks, Bryan Station HS, Lexington

12:30 PM

From simple basic duets to more advanced pieces enjoyplaying/listening/reading through examples of what isavailable for your guitar class. A list of websites that offerfree music will be distributed.

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1:30 PMKAJE Annual MeetingGHRT 2 Magnolia

GrillPresiding: David Threlkeld, University of the Cumberlands,WIlliamsburg

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1:30 PMSerious Play: Active Music MakingThrough the Orff Process KICC L15

Clinician: Robert Amchin, University of Louisville, Louisville

Presiding: Tiffany Cothran, Plano ES, Bowling GreenRoom Chair: Dana Gumm, Byck ES, Louisville

12:30 PM

This session will focus on active music makingexperiences for the general music classroom. Attendeeswill sing, dance, improvise and play with student-centered models using Orff-Schulwerk pedagogy.

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1:30 PMThey Didn’t Teach Me That inCollege! KICC L4-5

Clinician: Mark Webster, Elizabethown HS, Elizabethtown

Presiding: Katelin Dickerson, University of Louisville,Louisville

12:30 PM

Schedules, recruitment, retention, school politics? Ohmy! They didn't teach that in college!

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12:45 PM

1:15 PMConcert: Calloway County MiddleSchool Band KICC Cascade A-BDirector: Kevin Suiter and Derek Jones

Program

Gadget.................................................Randall D. Standridge

Dreamsong.................................................Richard SaucedoDerek Jones, conductor

The Ripple Effect................................................John Fannin

Blues Is My Favorite Color.....................................Paul ClarkTodd Hill Quartet

Presiding: Gary Mullins, retired, GilbertsvilleRoom Chair: Lincoln Rowe, Ohio Co. HS, Hartford

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1:45 PMNon-Competitive Marching Band:Is It Right for Your Program? KICC 218-219

Clinicians: John Johnson & Gaetano Molinary, Boyd Co. HS,Ashland

Presiding: Tom Brawner, Scott Co. HS, GeorgetownRoom Chair: Lindsey King, Scott Co. MS, Georgetown

12:45 PM

Making the transition to a non-competitive marchingband format and the pros/cons of doing so.

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1:20 PM

2:00 PMConcert: Western KentuckyUniversity Chorale Christ Church

CathedralDirector: Paul Hondorp

Rachel Dake, graduate assistant; Sarah Fox, accompanist

ProgramFrohlocket ihr Völker auf Erden................Felix Mendelssohn

My Spirit Sang All Day........................................Gerald FinziRachel Dake, conductor

There is No Rose................................................Gary Garcia

Bright Morning Star..................................Kentucky Folksong arr. Fred Squatrito

I am the Rose of Sharon....................................Ivo Antonigni

from Four Madrigals on Renaissance Texts........................... ...............................................................Morten Lauridsen 1. Seek Not to Know my Love 3. I Burne and Cruel You 4. Give Me More Love or More Disdaine

Nunc Dimittis....................................................György Orban

Presiding: Noel Weaver, Ballard HS, LouisvilleRoom Chair: Megan Puckett, Greenwood HS, Bowling Green

1:20 PM -

1:30 PM

2:10 PMConcert: University of KentuckyTrombone Choir KICC 212-217Director: Bradley Kerns

Program

Leviathan...............................................................Jack Wilds

16th Century Suite............................................Hans Hassler Jacob Arcadelt

Liebst du um Schonheit...................................Gustav MahlerCynthia Lawrence, soloist

Galop......................................................Dmitri Shostakovich Cotten

Bone Week Fanfare I.......................................Brad Edwards

Funeral of Amenhotep III.....................................Philip Glass James Daughters

Jazz Suite...............................................................traditional

I Want It That Way........................................Backstreet Boys

Presiding: George Boulden, University of Kentucky,LexingtonRoom Chair: William Kite, Henry Clay HS, Lexington

1:30 PM -

1:45 PM

2:45 PMCOMEK MeetingKICC 211

Presiding: Phil Shepherd, Kentucky Department ofEducation, Frankfort

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2:45 PMFind Your Inner Rock StarKICC 201-202

Clinician: Glen McCarthy, Brevard College, Brevard, NorthCarolina

Presiding: Pam Wooldridge, Daviess Co. MS, Owensboro

1:45 PM

What's a power chord? Find out how easy it will be foryou and your class to play contemporary literature.Improvisation and guitar-centric techniques will be alsobe introduced and applied in a class jam session.

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2:45 PMI Thought I Was Just Here toWatch...Enriching FieldExperiences for Music Ed.Students

KICC 106-107

Clinicians: April Stephens, Campbellsville University,Campbellville, & Cyndi Chadwick, Campbellsville HS,Campbellsville

Presiding: Jake Campbell, University of Louisville, Louisville

1:45 PM

Suggestions for developing quality “hands-on” fieldexperiences for college students through schoolpartnerships.

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2:45 PMiPad® in the Elementary MusicClassroom KICC L15

Clinician: Penelope Quesada, Lincoln ES, Louisville

Room Chair: Sabrina Bowmer, Simmons ES, Versailles

1:45 PM

We will explore the wide variety of Apps that have beencreated and that are the most helpful for teaching music.

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2:45 PMJust Add Kids! New ElementaryMusic and Materials KICC 101-104

Clinician: Michael Spresser, Alfred Music, Van Nuys,California

Presiding: Brian Wilgus, Greenville ES, GreenvilleRoom Chair: Lisa Hussung, Richpond ES, Bowling Green

Sponsor: Alfred Music Publishing

1:45 PM

It’s amazing what kids CAN do when given the rightmaterials. Join clinician Michael Spresser to experiencethe newest 2-part chorals, songbooks, movement ideas,musicals, and other classroom resources—perfect forthose energetic young singers of yours!

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John Fannin

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1:55 PM

2:55 PMTop Ten Reasons Your Jazz BandTook Second Place KICC 203-206

Clinician: Jeff Jarvis, California State University Long Beach,Long Beach, California

Presiding: T. Kurtis Carpenter, Mason Co. HS, MaysvilleRoom Chair: Robert Rawlings, Bath Co. HS, Owingsville

1:55 PM

Based on my experience as a clinician and adjudicator,I’ve prepared this “Top Ten List” to identify commonperformance problems and offer suggestions on how tomake the festival experience what it should be …educationally rewarding and fun.

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2:20 PM

3:00 PMConcert: Northern KentuckyUniversity Symphonic Winds KICC Cascade A-BDirector: Brant Karrick

Program

Smetana Fanfare..................................................Karel Husa

Profanation (from Jeremiah, Symphony No. 1)..................... .............................................................Leonard Bernstein arr. Frank Bencriscutto

Shenandoah........................................arr. Randol Alan Bass

Marching Song of Democracy........................Percy Grainger

"Country Band" March........................................Charles Ives arr. James Sinclair

Presiding: David Dunevant, Northern Kentucky University,Highland HeightsRoom Chair: Curtis Essig, Youth Performing Arts School,Louisville

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2:25 PM

3:25 PMA Cappella Pop: A CompleteGuide to Contemporary ACappella Singing

KICC 207-209

Clinician: Brody McDonald, Kettering Fiarmont HS, Kettering,Ohio

Presiding: Adam Beeken, Lexington Catholic HS, LexingtonRoom Chair: John DeFerraro, Henderson Co. HS,Henderson


2:25 PM

Brody McDonald has appeared on NBC’s The Sing-Offand will share ideas from his book A Cappella Pop: AComplete Guide to Contemporary A Cappella Singing.Topics covered: getting started, music selection,rehearsal techniques, and vocal percussion.

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2:45 PM

3:45 PMIt’s All About the BowKICC L4-5

Clinician: Ching-Yi Lin, Western Kentucky University, BowlingGreen

Presiding: Bill Scott, Western Kentucky University, BowlingGreenRoom Chair: Patty Story, St. Mary HS, Paducah

2:45 PM

The three main bowing technique categories covered inthis session are: beginning bow hold (balance), the basicbow strokes, and bow divisions.Other topics included willbe exercises to reinforce right-hand technique and thethree basic bow strokes: martelé, détaché, and legato.

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4:00 PMAfrican and American Music andPopular Music in the Classroom:Don’t be Scared, Have Fun With It!

KICC L14

Clinician: Lederrick Wesley, Bardstown Primary School,Bardstown

Presiding: Cheryl Gibbons, Wright ES, ShelbyvilleRoom Chair: Elizabeth Reese, retired, Corbin

3:00 PM

Suggestions on how you can use African Americanmusic and popular music in the classroom. Music fromdifferent African American musical genres will be used.

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4:00 PMNew Teacher ForumKICC 106-107

Clinician: Robert Amchin, University of Louisville, Louisville

Presiding: Lauren Morris, University of Louisville, Louisville

3:00 PM

Meet and share ideas with experienced KMEA members.Pre-service teachers, student teachers and first yearteachers will discuss relevant issues as first year asteachers in Kentucky and as members of KMEA.

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3:40 PM

4:40 PMReading Session: Gender SpecificRepertoire KICC 101-104

Clinicians: Jeff Johnson & Lori Hetzel, University of Kentucky,Lexington

Presiding: Daniel Wesley, Lexington Christian Acad.,LexingtonRoom Chair: Sue Lou Smith, Anderson Co. HS,Lawrenceburg

3:40 PM

Dr. Lori Hetzel and Dr. Jeff Johnson present a readingsession of gender-specific repertoire. Included arepieces for SA, SSA, SSAA (Lori Hetzel) and TB, TBB,TTBB (Jeff Johnson).

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3:45 PM

4:45 PMGrade Six Quality Literature forYour Grade Three Band KICC L15

Clinicians: Brent Barton & David Jaggie, Madison Central HS,Richmond

Presiding: Dave Ratliff, Madison Southern HS, BereaRoom Chair: Marc Monroe, Nelson Co. HS, Bardstown

3:45 PM

This performance clinic will present a wide range ofGrade three literature including transcriptions, warhorses, chorales, overtures, accompaniments andencores. In addition, the clinic handout will provide amore thorough list of quality literature within this grade.

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4:45 PMMusic Therapy DemonstratesHands-on Approach with SpecialLearners in the Music Classroom

KICC 218-219

Clinicians: Lorinda Jones & Greta Gillmeister

Presiding: Penny Akers, Abaham Lincoln ES, HodgenvilleRoom Chair: Judy Combs, R.C. Hinsdale ES, Edgewood

3:45 PM

Gain insight, tips, and techniques for successful inclusionof special learners in general music, chorus, and bandsettings. Music Therapists will share proven methods inworking with special learners through lecture anddemonstrations with students.

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4:00 PM

4:40 PMConcert: University of KentuckySymphony Orchestra KICC Cascade A-BDirector: John Nardolillo

ProgramPictures at an Exhibition.........................Modest Mussorgsky Maurice Ravel

Presiding: Skip Gray, University of Kentucky, Lexington

4:00 PM -

4:55 PM

5:25 PMConcert: Daniel Boone ElementaryOrffins Orff Ensemble KICC 109-112Director: Tara Alcorn

Program

Minor Distractions...........................................Paul Blakeman

Crunchy, Crunchy, Crunchy.............................Walt Hampton

The Dream.........................................................Brent M. Holl

The Lion Sleeps Tonight................................Solomon Linda arr. Marilyn Copeland Davidson

Mojo.................................................................Walt Hampton

The Hey Hey Jam..............................................Brent M. Holl

Day O........................Jeremy Phillips & Mary Carla Whitaker

Tick Tock Shock................................................Brent M. Holl

Presiding: Brent Barton, Madison Central HS, RichmondRoom Chair: Abby Fowler, Glenn Marshall ES, Richmond

4:55 PM -

5:00 PM


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6:00 PM

7:45 PMPhi Beta Mu MeetingGHST 1 Sampson

Presiding: Troy Strovall, Muhlenberg Co.HS, Greenville

6:00 PM -

8:00 PM

10:00 PMConcert: All-State Men’s Chorus,Mixed Chorus, & Women’s Chorus KC Whitney HallConductors: Ethan Sperry, Sandra Snow, & Andrea Ramsey

ProgramAll-State Men's Chorus

O Filii et Filiae..............................................Volkmar Leisring arr. A. T. DavisonGaudete!...........................................ancient Christmas carol arr. Michael EngelhardtCantique de Jean Racine.................................Gabriel Fauré arr. K. Lee ScottZitti, Zitti Moviamo a Venetta..........................Giuseppi Verdi from Rigoletto ed. Stacey PhilippsDown In The Valley....................................arr. George MeadGrace In The Sun........................................arr. Ethan Sperry

All-State Mixed ChorusThe Music of Living..............................................Dan ForrestThe Water is Wide...................................arr. Stephen PaulusI See the Heaven's Glories Shine.................Andrea RamseySicut Cervus.........................Giovanni Pierluigi de PalestrinaWas betrübst du dich................Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy from Psalm 42, Op. 42 ed. Stacey PhilippsCindy........................................................American folk song arr. Mack Wilberg

All-State Women's ChorusBenigne Fac Domine...................................Antonio Sacchini ed. Martin BannerPsalm 23...................................................Z. Randall StroopeDubula..........................................traditional Xhosa folk song arr. Stephen HatfieldA Witness To Majesty...................................Andrea RamseyWill The Circle Be Unbroken....................arr. J. David MooreAnd Ain't I A Woman!......................................Susan Borwick

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10:00 PMConcert: All-State Jazz Ensemble& Intercollegiate Jazz Ensemble GHST 2 Ballroom B/CConductors: Jeff Jarvis & Marshall Scott

ProgramAll-State Jazz Ensemble

Real Loud First Note Blues...................................Tom KubisEscola de Samba...................................................Jeff JarvisNext Gen...............................................................Matt HarrisSlingshot.................................................................Jeff JarvisTo You.................................................................Thad JonesSmackdown............................................................Jeff Jarvis

Kentucky Intercollegiate Jazz EnsembleProgram to be selected from:Katy-Do.............................................................Benny CarterWhirly Bird..............................................................Neal Hefti trans. Myles CollinsBirk's Works....................................................Dizzy Gillespie arr. Mike TomaroWest Coast Blues.......................................Wes Montgomery arr. Kris BergWell You Needn't........................................Thelonious MonkConfirmation....................................................Charlie Parker arr. Dave RivelloSister Sadie.......................................................Horace Silver arr. Michael AbeneSplanky...................................................................Neal Hefti arr. Sammy Nestico

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Saturday, February 8, 20148:30 AM

9:30 AMHere Comes Treble! What’s Newfor 2-Part Choirs KICC 207-209


Presiding: Andrea Nance, Briarwood ES, Bowling GreenRoom Chair: Michelle Steiner, Bowling Green City Schools,Bowling Green


8:30 AM

Don’t miss this “Sing and Learn” session with MichaelSpresser. See what’s new for 2-part treble choirs. Learnabout effective vocal tips, easy movement ideas, andmore! A complimentary music packet will be given toeach director in attendance.

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9:30 AMWarming-Up Your Middle SchoolChoir–A “How To” Guide KICC 201-202

Clinician: Dan Andersen, Anderson University, Anderson,Indiana

Presiding: Samantha Veal, Ballard Co. MS, PaducahRoom Chair: Kathy Iqbal, East Oldham MS, Crestwood

8:30 AM

Issues & challenges of the adolescent voice. Learn &sing through different exercises which address a varietyof vocal challenges. Explore which keys & ranges workbest for middle school choirs. Leave with a clear plan forbuilding young voices in a healthy efficient way.

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8:45 AM

10:00 AMChoral Council Meeting (if called)KICC 211


8:45 AM

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9:00 AM

10:00 AMDesign For SuccessKICC 212-217

Clinician: Jeff Young, Dynamic Marching, Carmel, Indiana

Presiding: Jaime Smith, LaRue Co. HS, HodgenvilleRoom Chair: Stephen Bishop, Taylor Co. HS, Campbellsville

9:00 AM

Successful show design: planning, communicating,coordinating, & evaluating. Designing requires more thanjchoosing a title for the show & hiring a good arranger &drill writer. Understanding the judging sheets & elementsof good design you are on your way to designing forsuccess.

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10:00 AMTeaching Vibrato With EaseKICC 218-219

Clinician: Andy Braddock, Western Kentucky University,Bowling Green

Presiding: Ben McWhorter, Tates Creek HS, LexingtonRoom Chair: Hannah Gerber, Fairdale HS, Louisville

9:00 AM

Session focuses on the three kinds of vibrato–finger,wrist, & arm–and how to teach them in private & groupformat. Participate in games, tricks, & exercises used toreinforce a beautiful sound & proper vibrato motion.

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9:45 AM

10:45 AMDalcroze Eurhythmics in AnyClassroom–Part 1 KICC L15

Clinician: Stephen Neely, Carnegie Melon University,Pittsburgh, Pensylvannia

Presiding: Kim Black, Murray ES, MurrayRoom Chair: Nanette Raymer, Kyrock ES, Sweeden

9:45 AM

In this 2-part set of classes, we will explore fundamentalDalcroze practices with an emphasis placed on the joy ofproducing and internalizing music.

K-5

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10:45 AMMiddle School Choral AssessmentThat Matters KICC 201-202

Clinician: Jeremy Howard, Christ the King Cathedral School,Lexington

Presiding: Samantha Veal, Ballard Co. MS, PaducahRoom Chair: Derek Crafton, Meade Co. HS, Bradenburg

9:45 AM

Improve the quality of the ensemble through skill-based,individualized assessment while increasing literacy andmusicianship, and not giving up rehearsal time.

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10:15 AM

10:45 AMConcert: North Laurel MiddleSchool Band KICC Cascade A-BDirector: Priscilla Wilkerson

Program

Carolina Legend.......................................James Swearingen

Salvation is Created.....................................Pavel Chesnokov arr. Michael Brown

Forward March!...................................................Paul MurthaJack Walker, guest conductor

Tribute to Louis Armstrong.................................................... .............L. H. Armstrong, J. Oliver, C. Muse, L. Armstrong arr. David Hummel

David Hummel, Trumpet

New Era Fanfare......................................Randall Standridge

Presiding: Amy Cates, North Laurel MS, LondonRoom Chair: Julie Lucky, Harrison Co. MS, Cynthiana

10:15 AM -

11:00 AM

11:40 AMConcert: Capitol City CommunityBand KICC Cascade A-BDirector: Dave Shelton

Program

Danses Sacred and Profane............................William H. Hill

Queen of Love...........................................John Philip Sousa Vince DiMartino, trumpet arr. John Laverty

The Alcotts (Piano Sonata No. 2, Concord, Mass., 1840–60 -Mvt. III)................................................................Charles Ives arr. Richard Thurston

Pamela Jill.........................................................Dave Shelton

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12:00 PMDalcroze Eurhythmics in AnyClassroom–Part 2 KICC L15

Clinician: Stephen Neely, Carnegie Melon University,Pittsburgh, Pensylvannia

Presiding: Julie Hartman, Allen Co. Primary, ScottsvilleRoom Chair: John Hall, Allen Co. Intermediate, Scottsville

11:00 AM

In this 2-part set of classes, we will explore fundamentalDalcroze practices with an emphasis placed on the joy ofproducing and internalizing music.

K-5

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12:00 PMSing at First Sight: Foundations inChoral Sight-Singing KICC 207-209


Presiding: Lynn White, Leestown MS, LexingtonRoom Chair: Emily Addis, Millard MS & East Ridge HS,Pikeville


11:00 AM

In this "how-to" session for choral directors, MichaelSpresser will present materials designed to improve themusic reading skills of middle school, high school, andadult singers. This modern method is proven to bringsight singing success to today's choirs!

6-12, C

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12:00 PM


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1:00 PM

3:00 PMConcert: All-State CommonwealthString Orchestra & All-StateSymphony Orchestra

KC Whitney Hall

Conductors: Jason Love & Larry Livingston

Program

All-State Commonwealth String Orchestra

Psycho (Prelude).......................................Bernard Hermann arr. Paul Lavender

Strut..........................................................Michael Daugherty

Serenade for Strings.........................Peter Ilych Tchaikovsky 3. Élégie: Larghetto elegiaco 4. Finale: Tema russo: Andante; Allegro con spirito

All-State Symphonic Orchestra

Pictures at an Exhibition.........................Modest Mussorgsky Promenade arr. Maurice Ravel The Old Castle The Hut on Fowl's Legs The Great Gate of Kiev

Symphony No. 4, Op. 36...........................Pyotr Tchaikovsky Finale: Allegro con fuoco

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3:00 PM

5:00 PMConcert: All-State Concert Band &All-State Symphonic Band KC Whitney HallConductors: David Waybright & Tim Salzman

Program

All-State Concert Band

Glory of the Yankee Navy..........................John Philip Sousa arr. Loras John Shissel

Carnival................................................................Paul Basler

A Song for Lyndsay.......................................Andrew Boysen

Aurora Awakes..................................................John Mackey

Folk Dances............................................Dmitri Shostakovich arr. H. Robert Reynolds

All-State Symphonic Band

Australian Fantasia.......................................David Stanhope I. Sydney Harbor

Three Vespers from All Night Vigil, Op. 37............................. .........................................................Sergei Rachmaninov I. Blagoslovi, Dushe Moya arr. Timothy Salzman (Bless the Lord, O my soul) III. Borogoditse Devo (O virgin mother of God)

Gloriosa..............................................................Yasuhide Ito I. Oratio II. Cantus III. Dies Festus

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