Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Wednesday, February 5, 2014
All-State Band Registration
11:30 AM
All-State Symphony Orchestra
Strings Registration
11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
GHRT 3 Coat Check
Division Chair: Alexandra Howard, Barrett Traditional MS,
Louisville
1:00 PM
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
GHST 3 French
Marching Band Committee Chair: John Fannin, Murray State
University, Murray
All-State Chorus Registration
All-State Jazz Band Registration
Conference Registration
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
3:00 PM - 7:30 PM
KICC Lobby
3:30 PM
Band Council Meeting
GHST 1 Sampson
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Coordinator: Kurtis Carpenter, Mason County HS, Maysville
Marching Band Vision Ad Hoc
Committee Meeting
GHRT 3 Archibald
B
Division Chair: Troy Stovall, Muhlenberg Co. HS, Greenville
12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
GHST 2 Meeting Reg.
Counter
C, 6–12
Division Chair: Sam Coleman, Scott Co. MS, Georgetown
Jazz Committee Meeting
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
GHRT 3 Archibald
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Coordinator: Kurtis Carpenter, Mason County HS, Maysville
12:30 PM
Kentucky Junior High Chorus
Registration
3:00 PM
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
GHST 3 French
B
Division Chair: Troy Stovall, Muhlenburg Co. HS, Greenville
4:30 PM
Kentucky Children’s Chorus
Registration
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
GHST 2 Meeting Reg.
Counter
C, K–5
Coordinator: Julie Hartman, Allen Co. Primary, Scottsville
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HR 2 Regency
Ballroom
C
Division Chair: Maggie Blair, University of Kentucky,
Lexington
2:00 PM
Marching Band Committee
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Meeting
GHST 3 French
B
Marching Band Committee Chair: John Fannin, Murray State
University, Murray
All-State Orchestra Winds and
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Percussion Registration
GHRT 3 Coat Check
B, O
Division Chair: Alexandra Howard, Barrett Traditional MS,
Louisville
5:00 PM
Festival Managers Meeting
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
GHST 3 French
B, C, J, O
Festival Commission Chair: David Graham, Warren East MS,
Bowling Green
6:30 PM
Concert: Louisville Orchestra
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
KC Whitney Hall
B, O
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 Orchestra
side-by-side performance
7:30 PM
Kentucky Junior High Chorus
Teacher’s Meeting
Thursday, February 6, 2014
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
GHST 2 Clements
Division Chair: Sam Coleman, Scott Co. MS, Georgetown
Choral Council Meeting
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
KICC 106-107
Division Chair: Maggie Blair, University of Kentucky,
Lexington
8:00 PM
University of Louisville School of
Music Continental Breakfast
7:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC Mezzanine
Presiding: Christopher Doane
Conference Registration
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
KICC Lobby
8:00 AM
General Music K-5
8:00 PM - 8:45 PM
Division/District Chairs Meeting
GHST 2 Nunn
C, K–5
Division Chair: John Hall, Allen Co. Intermediate, Scottsville
8:30 PM
Orchestra Council Meeting
7:30 AM
Band Division Meeting
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
KICC 211
B
Division Chair: Troy Stovall, Muhlenburg Co. HS, Greenville
8:30 AM
8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Orchestra Roundtable
GHST 2 Collins
O
Division Chair: Alexandra Howard, Barrett Traditional MS,
Louisville
O
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC L4-5
Presiding: Phil Kent, Lafayette HS, Lexington
Room Chair: Aaron Breeck, Montgomery HS, Mt. Sterling
9:00 PM
Phi Beta Mu Meeting
9:00 PM - 10:00 PM
GHST 1 Sampson
Presiding: Troy Stovall, Muhlenburg Co. HS, Greenville
9:15 PM
Choral Division Meeting
9:15 PM - 9:45 PM
KICC 106-107
C
Division Chair: Maggie Blair, University of Kentucky,
Lexington
Recruiting and Retaining
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Trombone Players
KICC 203-206
B
Clinician: Chip Anderson, Henry Co. HS, New Castle
Methods for encouraging beginners to choose the
trombone and proven strategies for keeping them
involved in band through middle school, into high school,
and on through a lifetime of music making.
Presiding: Brent Barton, Madison Central HS, Richmond
Room Chair: Mark Webster, Elizabethtown HS,
Elizabethtown
Teaching the Inexperienced
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Singer: Literacy and Assessment
KICC 201-202
C, 6-12
Clinician: Laura Howard, SCAPA Lafayette HS, Lexington
Techniques used to train the ear, teach rhythmic and
melodic concepts and apply skills to repertoire in the
choral classroom. Topics include: rhythmic and melodic
decoding, dictation, sequencing, age-appropriate
repertoire and materials, and assessment.
Presiding: Jeremy Howard, Christ the King, Lexington
Room Chair: Lynn White, Leestown MS, Lexington
8:45 AM
10:05 AM
Kentucky Children’s Chorus
8:45 AM - 9:30 AM
Teacher’s Meeting
GHST 2 Nunn
C, K–5
Coordinator: Julie Hartman, Allen Co. Primary, Scottsville
9:00 AM
Reserved for John Fannin
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Concert: Danville Children’s Choir 10:05 AM - 10:35 AM
Christ Church
Cathedral
Director: Meg Stohlman
Presiding: Lori Hetzel, University of Kentucky, Lexington
Room Chair: Daniel Wesley, Lexington Christian Academy,
Lexington
Program
KICC 114
John Fannin
Ich Jauchze, ich lache (With Loudest Rejoicing)....J.S. Bach
ed. William Herrmann
9:40 AM
Panis Angelicus................................................Cesar Franck
Lydia Graham, soloist arr. Istvan Bogar
Opening of Exhibits Concert:
Owensboro High School Red Steel
9:40 AM - 10:00 AM
KICC Lobby
Director: Aaron Klausing
Presiding: Tom Stites, Owensboro Public Schools,
Owensboro
Room Chair: Abram Barr, Owensboro HS, Owensboro
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
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
Concert: Murray State University
“Blue” Jazz Combo
10:05 AM - 10:45 AM
KICC 207-209
Director: Todd E. Hill
Presiding: Pam Wurgler, Murray State University, Murray
Room Chair: Matt Baucum, East Hardin MS, Glendale
Jamey Aebersold, guest soloist
Program to be selected from:
Minor's Holiday...............................................Kenny Dorham
arr. Don Sickler
10:00 AM
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Blues for All.....................................................Eric Alexander
KICC 201-202
K-5
Clinician: Anne Vinson, Allen Co. Intermediate Center,
Scottsville
Here's a great way to share something you love using in
your classroom! Everyone that wants to share has 2
minutes to present a great app or website. Come
prepared to share with your iPad or phone. A laptop will
be available to share websites.
Enigma...............................................................J.J. Johnson
Presiding: John Hall, Allen Co. Intermediate, Scottsville
Room Chair: Alan Jones, Asbury University, Wilmore
Work Song.........................................................Nat Adderley
APP Smackdown!
Exhibits Open
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
KICC 1A, 1B
The Eternal Triangle.........................................Sonny Rollins
arr. Don Sickler
Beatitudes.......................................................Bobby Watson
In Walked Horace...............................................J.J. Johnson
Mox Nix.................................................................Art Farmer
Concert: Oldham County High
School Symphonic Band
10:05 AM - 10:45 AM
KICC Cascade A-B
Director: Brad Rogers
Presiding: Dr. Frederick Speck, University of Louisville,
Louisville
Room Chair: Tony Wise, Oldham Co. MS, Buckner
Program
A Childhood Remembered.........................Rossano Galante
El Camino Real....................................................Alfred Reed
Pagliacci Intermezzo............................Ruggiero Leoncavallo
arr. Andrew Glover
11:00 AM
Teaching Jazz Improvisation to
11:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Beginners for the Educator
KICC 203-206
without a Jazz Background
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Clinician: William Hogg, Northern Kentucky University,
Highland Heights
Concepts in chord based improvisation designed to
assist music educators with little or no jazz experience to
teach improvisation to their students. Melodic & rhythmic
concepts will be covered. Attendees are encouraged to
bring their instruments.
The Vanished Army........................................Kenneth Alford
ed. Frederick Fennell
Presiding: Kevin Christie, Rowan Co. Senior HS, Morehead
Room Chair: Jonathan Payne Raceland-Worthington HS,
Raceland
Thoughts of Love.................................................Arthur Pryor
arr. Julian Oliver
Nathan Siler, trombone
Sponsor: Northern Kentucky University Department of Music
Cakewalk.............................................................Hershy Kay
arr. Robert Longfield
10:35 AM
Recruit and Retain: Increase the
10:35 AM - 11:35 AM
Size of Your Orchestra!
KICC 106-107
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Clinicians: Ben McWhorter, Tates Creek HS, Lexington &
Cassie Crawford, Lexington
Strategies for getting students enrolled and engaged in
beginning orchestra
Presiding: Karen Higdon, Daviess HS, Owensboro
Room Chair: Laura Fallon, Lafayette HS, Lexington
Sight Reading from Day One to
10:35 AM - 11:35 AM
Assessment
KICC 212-217
C
Clinician: Noel Weaver, Ballard HS, Louisville
A clinic session demonstrates sight reading instructional
techniques starting from scratch through KMEA
Assessment. Will deal with the establishment of sight
reading routines from the first day of freshman year
through the last grading period of senior year.
Presiding: Lori Knapke, Eastern HS, Louisville
Room Chair: Megan Puckett, Greenwood HS, Bowling Green
A Few of My Favorite Things:
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Writing to Demonstrate Learning
KICC L4-5
in Music
6-12, K-5
Clinician: Celia Borges, Buckner ES, LaGrange
Looking for efficient ways to incorporate listening, writing,
reflecting and peer review into your classroom?
Discover "Stick Man, the Listening Buddy," and other
ideas that you can take back to your classroom on
Monday morning!
Presiding: Emily Addis, Millard Middle & East Ridge HS,
Pikeville
Room Chair: Cassandra Smith, Rockcastle Co. MS, Mt.
Vernon
Reserved for John Fannin
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
KICC 114
John Fannin
The Kinesiology of Conducting–
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
How Movement Elicits Musical
KICC 218-219
Response
COM, B, C, O
Clinicians: Miller Asbill, Brevard College, Brevard, North
Carolina & Jason Sulliman, Carmel Symphony Orchestra,
Carmel, Indiana
Research in non-linear dynamics, complex adaptive
systems, cognitive neuroscience, & synergetics can shed
light on advanced concepts of conducting pedagogy.
Awareness of current research trends can help improve
rehearsal & conducting approach.
Presiding: Scott Bersaglia, Pikeville HS, Pikeville
11:15 AM
12:00 PM
Making Musical Connections
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
Across the Curriculum: Using
KICC 201-202
Children’s Lit. to Make Music
K-5
Clinician: Leo Labrillazo, WIlmore ES, Wilmore
Explore ways to use children's literature as a springboard
to make musical connections across the curriculum.
Alumni Reception–Campbellsville 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
University
HR 2 Park Suite
Presiding: Alcingstone Cunha
Presiding: Sarah Martin, Glasscock ES, Lebanon
Room Chair: Trisha Hall, Greensburg Primary, Greensburg
How Do I Get Community
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM
Attention and Support for My
KICC 218-219
Program?
6-12
Clinician: Anne Stephens, Greenup County Extension Office,
Wurtland
This workshop will give you ideas to build connectors
between your music program & your community.
11:20 AM
Concert: Barren County High
School Percussion Ensemble
11:20 AM - 12:00 PM
KICC L15
Director: Kip Crowder
Presiding: Trevor Ervin, Bullitt East HS, Mount Washington
Room Chair: Rob James, Eastern Kentucky University,
Richmond
Lalo Davila, guest soloist
Program
Ionisation........................................................Edgard Varese
Pulse.................................................................Henry Cowell
Stomping Grounds.................................................Bela Fleck
Marimba Spiritual.................................................Minoru Miki
12:20 PM
Presiding: Daniel Reams, North Hardin HS, Radcliff
Room Chair: Kelsey Edelen, South Oldham MS, Crestwood
SmartMusic on the iPad®
12:20 PM - 1:20 PM
KICC 203-206
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Clinician: Glenn Pohland, MakeMusic, Inc.
SmartMusic is now available on the iPad! See how your
students can now practice at home or school with all of
SmartMusic’s method books, scales, solos, concert
music, sight-reading, jazz improv and more.
Presiding: Beth Stribling, Murray MS, Murray
Room Chair: Chris Miller, Walton-Verona HS, Walton
Stool Pigeon.........................................................Julie Davila
En Caulquire Clave...............................................Lalo Davila
Sponsor: Make Music, Inc.
12:25 PM
Clap Happy...................................................Chris Crockarell
11:50 AM
Vocal Technique in the Choral
11:50 AM - 12:50 PM
Classroom: Myths, Facts, and
KICC 212-217
Practical Applications
C
Clinician: Christopher Mitchell, Murray State University,
Murray
This session will address the functional elements of good
breathing technique and provide practical methods for
reinforcing good breathing habits in young solo and
choral singers.
Presiding: Brad Almquist, Murray State University, Murray
Room Chair: Lisa Jury, Madison Central HS, Richmond
A Gifted Collaboration of the Arts: 12:25 PM - 1:25 PM
Art & Music to Meet the Needs of
KICC L4-5
Gifted & Talented Students
K-5, SP
Clinicians: Amy Harrod & Staci Goggins, Rosenwald Dunbar
ES, Nicholasville
Many schools struggle with ideas to meet the needs of
the gifted and talented pool at their school and in their
district. This session will aid in ideas, demonstrations and
performances that will help build a successful arts gifted
and talented program for your school.
Presiding: Mary Oliver, London ES, London
Room Chair: Amy Cuenca, Crossroads ES, Mt. Washington
Middle School Rehearsal Lab with 12:25 PM - 1:25 PM
Noe Middle School Band
KICC L15
B
Clinician: Debbie Shelton, retired, Lexington
This clinic is designed to provide attendees with real
world rehearsal techniques from a master teacher. It will
serve both the young director looking for ideas to
improve their rehearsals or the more experienced
director looking for a refresher.
Presiding: Carl Kling, Fern Creek Traditional HS, Louisville
Room Chair: Jennifer King, North Bullitt HS, Shepherdsville
12:35 PM
Concert: Lafayette High School
Jazz Ensemble
12:35 PM - 1:15 PM
KICC 207-209
Director: Chris Strange
Presiding: Brian Lewellen, Lafayette HS, Lexington
Room Chair: William Kite, Henry Clay HS, Lexington
Program
Sugar.........................................................Stanley Turrentine
arr. Peter Bouffard
Whiplash................................................................Hank Levy
arr. Erik Morales
12:30 PM
Concert: Highlands 8th–10th
Grade Sinfonia Orchestra
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Director: Katharine Anderson
12:30 PM - 1:10 PM
KICC 109-112
Presiding: Lori Duncan, Highlands HS, Ft. Thomas
Room Chair: Beth Rowland, Highlands MS, Ft. Thomas
Program
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
Sinfonia in A minor..........................Gerog Philipp Telemann
arr. Robert R. Brown
Brandenburg Concerto No. 4.................................J. S. Bach
arr. Mark Jasinski
1:20 PM
Wood Splitter Fanfare...................................Brian Balmages
Concert: Paducah Tilghman High
School Men’s Choir
Abduction from the Seraglio........Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
arr. Jamin Hoffman
Director: Matthew J. Hinz
Faraway Place................................................William Hofeldt
Presiding: Art DeWeese, retired, Paducah
Room Chair: Brant Veal, Marshall Co. HS, Benton
My Old Kentucky Home.................................Stephen Foster
arr. Jeremy Mulholland/Katharine Anderson
Danny Rocks.................................................arr. Bob Phillips
1:20 PM - 2:00 PM
Christ Church
Cathedral
Accompanist: DeVonda Treece
Program
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
Simplicity: Teaching Orchestra
1:20 PM - 2:20 PM
One Hand at a Time
KICC 106-107
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Clinician: David Pope, Manatee HS, Brandenton, Florida
Specific strategies to increase teacher effectiveness and
long-term student comprehension during rehearsals.
Topics will include teaching beginning strings, increasing
student engagement, and applicable technology for the
orchestra classroom.
Presiding: Eva Rouse, Ballard HS, Louisville
Room Chair: Stacy French, Grayson Co. HS, Lieichfield
1:25 PM
1:35 PM
Concert: Paul G. Blazer High
School Band
1:35 PM - 2:15 PM
KICC Cascade A-B
Director: Chris Whelan and Roger Doss
Presiding: Terry Thompson, retired, Ashland
Room Chair: John Johnson, Boyd Co. HS, Ashland
Program
Where Never Lark Or Eagle Flew...................James Curnow
Pavanne from Symphonette No. 2....................Morton Gould
A Symphonic Prelude..........................................Alfred Reed
Concert: Murray State University
Jazz Orchestra
1:25 PM - 2:05 PM
KICC 207-209
Director: Todd Hill
Presiding: John Fannin, Murray State University, Murray
Room Chair: Pam Wurgler, Murray State University, Murray
Sentimentale from Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio............
....................................................................Claude Bolling
arr. Dennis Kam
Heat Lightning..........................................Richard W. Bowles
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
Create, Perform, Respond: A Plan 1:35 PM - 2:35 PM
to Make Your Music Unit Come to
KICC 201-202
Life
T, 6-12
Clinician: James Ray Morgan, Shelby County Public Schools,
Waddy
Planning a music unit that uses Creating, Performing, &
Responding as its foundation. Shows the way to make it
visual & easy to follow. Participants work in groups to
use the planning process. Group responses will be put
together to make a webpage resource.
Presiding: Amanda Buchholz, North Oldham HS, Goshen
Room Chair: Tammy Oerther, Shelby Co. HS, Shelbyville
Eurhythmics in the Middle School 1:35 PM - 2:35 PM
General Music Classroom
KICC 212-217
6-12
Clinician: Marla Butke, Ashland University, Ashland, Ohio
Discover how to implement movement to teach rhythmic
concepts, expression, and creativity through Dalcroze
Eurhythmics. Suggested recordings and piano
improvisation tips will be provided. Movement as an
assessment tool will also be addressed.
Presiding: Pam Wooldridge, Daviess Co. MS, Owensboro
Room Chair: Susie Lucas, Franklin-Simpson MS, Franklin
Musical Moments: How to Begin
1:35 PM - 2:35 PM
Your Adapted Music Program
KICC 218-219
SP
Clinician: Thomas Resnick, Twinsburg City Schools,
Twinsburg, Ohio
A start-up approach to tackling a self-contained adapted
music class at the elementary level.
Presiding: Lisa Hussung, Rich Pond ES, Bowling Green
Room Chair: Tracy Leslie, N. Calloway ES, Murray
2:00 PM
Reserved for John Fannin
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
KICC 114
John Fannin
2:30 PM
Welcome to the Real World: A
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Choral Reading Session for
KICC 207-209
Beginning High School Choirs
C
Clinician: Raye Hurley, Franklin Co. HS, Frankfort
Need some staple pieces to teach the basics for the
beginning teacher & the beginning high school choir?
Each year our state has new HS directors, who are faced
with re-building programs. Many schools ONLY have a
beginning choir. Go home with several “staple” pieces.
Presiding: Lori Hetzel, University of Kentucky, Lexington
Room Chair: Margaret Maggard, Retired, Hazard
New Orchestra Music Sight
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Reading
KICC L4-5
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Clinician: Frederick Speck, Jr., Eastern HS, Middletown
Bring and instrument and sight-read the newest string
orchestra literature from award-winning composers!
Presiding: Robert Dixon, Western MS, Louisville
Room Chair: Marsha Webb, Crosby MS, Louisville
2:45 PM
Wow! Look at That: Integrating
2:45 PM - 3:45 PM
Visual Art Into the Music
KICC L15
Classroom
K-5
Clinician: Melissa Little, Grants Lick ES, Alexandria & Emily
Livers, Reiley ES, Alexandria
Session topics include instrument-making, crosscurricular connections, & unleashing your students' inner
creativity. Whether you are teaching both visual art &
music or you are interested in integrating visual art into
the music classroom, this session is for you.
Presiding: Kerri Clark, North Laurel MS, London
Room Chair: Wesley Lederrick, Bradstown Primary,
Bardstown
2:50 PM
College/University Research
2:50 PM - 3:50 PM
Sharing and Poster Session
KICC 203-206
COLL
Presiding: Michael Hudson, University of Kentucky, Lexington
Stick to Success: Finishing Your
2:50 PM - 3:50 PM
Adapted Music Program
KICC 218-219
SP
Clinician: Thomas Resnick, Twinsburg City Schools,
Twinsburg, Ohio
How to create a self-contained performing group with
your adapted music program. As students transition in to
high school, a performance group is possible and
attainable with your class!
Presiding: Robyn Swanson, Western Kentucky University,
Bowling Green
Room Chair: Tracee Scheeler, Fleming Neon ES,
Whitesburg
What Do You Do With the Guitar
2:50 PM - 3:50 PM
Player in Your Jazz Band?
KICC 201-202
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Clinician: Glen McCarthy, George Mason University,
Centerville, OH
Guitar students are traditionally taught open chords and
some barre chords. Rarely are the "Freddie Green" style
chords introduced. This primer will give you the basics to
get your guitar player swinging.
Presiding: Matt Yarborough, St. Xavier, Louisville
Room Chair: Kelley Ray, McCracken Co. HS, Paducah
3:00 PM
4:05 PM
KACMD Board Meeting
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
HR 2 Board Room
Presiding: Rob James, Eastern Kentucky University,
Richmond
4:05 PM - 5:05 PM
KICC Cascade A-B
Conductor: Major Cristina Moore Urrutia
Program to be Chosen from:
Short Ride in a Fast Machine.............................John Adams
trans. Lawrence T. Odom
3:15 PM
Concert: Daviess County High
School Wind Ensemble
3:15 PM - 3:55 PM
KICC Cascade A-B
Director: DuWayne Dale and Mike Clark
Presiding: Richard Miles, Morehead State University,
Morehead
Room Chair: Jed Manire, College View MS, Owensboro
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
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
3:45 PM
Warm-Ups With a Twist
Concert: U.S. Air Force Band of
Mid-America
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM
KICC 207-209
C
Clinician: Jeff Johnson, University of Kentucky, Lexington
Interactive session featuring a variety of warm-up
exercises that address tone, intonation, diction,
expressivity, range extension, rhythm, & articulation.
Each exercise employs visual, auditory, & kinesthetic
stimuli to accommodate various learning styles.
Presiding: John DeFerraro, Henderson Co. HS, Henderson
Room Chair: Megan Weston, Johnson Trad. MS, Louisville
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
Teaching Beyond the Rehearsal to 4:05 PM - 5:05 PM
Tap the Imagination of Today’s
KICC 203-206
Students
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Clinician: Miller Asbill, Brevard College, Brevard, North
Carolina
Many music educators turn the other way when they
hear the word "technology." Gone are the days when
technology meant using the beta-maz, overhead
projector, and even "taping" ensembles on our new tape
recorders. Harness the information found on the web.
Presiding: Mike DiPasquale, Owensboro Schools,
Owensboro
Room Chair: Michael Payne, George Rogers Clark HS,
Winchester
4:35 PM
Tackling Tricky Bass Tactics in
4:35 PM - 5:35 PM
the School Orchestra
KICC L4-5
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Clinician: Sidney King, University of Louisville, Louisville
A close look at the top twenty bass passages in grades
1, 2, and 3 orchestra repertoire. Discussion of bowings,
fingerings, and technique (shifting, etc.) to help bass
students succeed in performance.
Presiding: Dennis Johnson, Murray State University, Murray
Room Chair: Caia Cross, Carrithers MS & Jeffersontown HS,
Louisville
5:00 PM - 5:00 PM
KICC 1A, 1B
HR Spire
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
HR 2 Keeneland
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
HR 2 Park Suite
Presiding: Pam Wurgler
Alumni Reception–Northern
Kentucky University
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
HR 2 Gulfstream
Presiding: Kurt Sander
Alumni Reception–Transylvania
University
Presiding: Scott Harris
America The Beautiful (We Are a People).......Samuel Ward
arr. Ruth E. Dwyer & Martin L. Ellis
La Violette..................................................Acadian folk song
arr. Susan Brumfield
Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel...........................arr. Ken Berg
Kentucky Junior High Mixed Chorus
Psallite Unigenito......................................Michael Praetorius
ed. Frank Eychaner
The Pasture..............................................Z. Randall Stroope
from Where The Earth Meets The Sky
Festival Sanctus..................................................John Leavitt
Tres Cantos Nativos Dos Indios
Kraó...................................................................Marcos Leite
Primeiro Canto, Terceiro Canto, & Segundo Canto
Worthy To Be Praised.....................................Byron J. Smith
5:30 PM
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
HR 2 ChurchillDowns
Alumni Reception–University of
Kentucky
Presiding: Skip Gray
Presiding: Larry Barnes
Alumni Reception–Western
Kentucky University
Peace Like A River...................................arr. Douglas Beam
Three Duets, Op. 20..................................Johannes Brahms
3. Die Meere
Presiding: L. Curtis Hammond
Alumni Reception–Murray State
University
Beidh Aonach Amárach....................................Irish folk song
arr. Ruth E. Dwyer & Beverly Hardiman Jones
Sing to Me.....................................................Andrea Ramsey
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
Presiding: Rob James
Alumni Reception–Morehead
State University
Laudamus Te..............................Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
from Mass in C Minor arr. Malvar-Keylock/Friedersdorf
Kentucky Junior High Treble Chorus
Jubilate Deo.....................................................David Brunner
5:15 PM
Alumni Reception–Eastern
Kentucky University
Program
Kentucky Children's Chorus
Aikoi Biae......................................traditional African greeting
Blue Skies............................................................Irving Berlin
from Betsy
arr. Roger Emerson
5:00 PM
Exhibits Close
Concert: Ky Children’s Chorus, Ky 5:15 PM - 7:10 PM
Jr High Treble Chorus, & Ky Jr
KC Whitney Hall
High Mixed Chorus
Conductors: Ruth Dwyer, Frank Eyechaner, & Debra
Spurgeon
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM
HR 1 Pimlico A,B
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Stites & Harbison,
20th Flr, 400 W.
Market St.
7:20 PM
9:30 PM
Concert: All-Coll. Choir, Coll.
7:20 PM - 10:00 PM
Composition Winner, Intercoll.
KC Whitney Hall
Band, & Intercoll. Orchestra
Conductors: Josh Habermann, Chris Milby, Douglas Droste,
& Lowell Graham
New Jazz Reading Session
Program
Kentucky ACDA All-Collegiate Choir
Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal................................traditional
arr. Alice Parker & Robert Shaw
Presiding: Matt Yarborough, St. Xavier, Louisville
Room Chair: T. Kurtis Carpenter, Mason Co. HS Maysville
Dixit Dominus, from Vesperai Solemnes de Confessore,
K. 339...........................................................W. A. Mozart
Vita de la mia Vita..........................................William Hawley
Incantations.................................................Michael McGlynn
Opus 92.....................................................Johannes Brahms
1. O schöne Nacht
4. Warum?
El Que Siembra Su Maíz..........................Miguel Matamoros
arr. Electo Silva
Wade in the Water.....................................................spiritual
arr. Alec Schumacker
Collegiate Composition
If............................................................................Chris Milby
Intercollegiate Band
Olympic Fanfare...............................................John Williams
American Hymn Variations on an Original Melody................
...............................................................William Schuman
H.R.H. The Duke of Cambridge March, Op. 60 ....................
..................................................................Malcolm Arnold
To Tame the Perilous Skies..........................David Holsinger
Intercollegiate Orchestra
Overture to La Forza del Destino...................Giuseppe Verdi
Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 43.................Jean Sibelius
III. Vivacissimo
IV. Finale: Allegro moderato
9:15 PM
Folk Dancing For All!
9:15 PM - 10:15 PM
KICC L15
K-5, COLL
Clinician: Robert Amchin, University of Louisville
Join your fellow music educators for an evening of
international folk dances. Kick up your heels and join in
the this multicultural event.
Presiding: John Hall, Allen Co. Primary, Scottsville
9:30 PM - 11:00 PM
GHRT 2 Fountain
Room
J
Clinician: Jerry Tolson, University of Louisville, Louisville
10:30 PM
National Band Association Social
10:30 PM - 11:30 PM
GHRT 3
Conservatory
Presiding: Gary Schallert, Western Kentucky University
Bowling Green
District 9 Meeting
Friday, February 7, 2014
KICC 115
Presiding: Dan Brennan, Martha Jane Potter ES, Whitesburg
7:30 AM
KY-ACDA Business Meeting
7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
HR 2 Keeneland
Presiding: Brad Almquist, Murray State University, Murray
8:00 AM
Conference Registration
District 10 Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC 110-111
Presiding: Pam Wurgler, Murray State University, Murray
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
HR 2 Park Suite
Presiding: Brett Burton, Earlington ES, Earlington
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC 212-217
Presiding: Debbie Burnell, Pleasure Ridge Park HS,
Louisville
KCNAfME State Officer Meeting
District 2 Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC 113
Presiding: Ben Walker, B. Michael Caudill MS, Richmond
District 12 Meeting
8:30 AM
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
HR 2 Kentucky Suite
Presiding: Betsy Burkhart, Harlan HS, Harlan
District 11 Meeting
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
KICC Lobby
District 1 Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC 211
Presiding: Lauren Morris, University of Louisville, Louisville
9:00 AM
District 3 Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC 201-202
Presiding: Corey Bonds, Glasgow HS, Glasgow
District 4 Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC 106-107
Presiding: Mark Webster, Elizabethtown HS, Elizabethtown
Exhibits Open
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
KICC 1A, 1B
9:30 AM
Reserved for John Fannin
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
KICC 114
John Fannin
District 5 Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC 102-103
Presiding: Ryan McAllister, South Oldham HS, Crestwood
9:45 AM
Awards Presentation
District 6 Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC L15
Presiding: Chris Miller, Walton-Verona HS, Walton
District 7 Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC 218-219
Presiding: Dee Bishop, Tates Creek HS, Lexington
District 8 Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
KICC 203-206
Presiding: Kevin Christie, Rowan Co. HS, Morehead
B, C, COLL, K-5, 6-12, J, O, COM
KMEA Executive Committee
9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
KICC Cascade A-B
11:15 AM
Concert: North Middle School
Symphonic Band
11:15 AM - 11:45 AM
KICC Cascade A-B
Director: Brittany Ford
Concert: Campbellsville
University String Chamber
Ensemble
Director: J. Robert Gaddis
11:15 AM - 11:55 AM
KICC 207-209
Presiding: Doug Van Fleet, Paducah Tilghman HS, Paducah
Presiding: Lois Wiggins, Edythe J. Hayes MS, Lexington
Room Chair: Abram Barr, Owensboro HS, Owensboro
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 Edmondson
Brian Froedge, guest conductor
Adrenaline Engines............................Randall D. Strandridge
Concert: Western Middle School
for the Arts Choir
11:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Christ Church
Cathedral
Director: Katie Cook
Presiding: Lori Hetzel, University of Kentucky, Lexington
Room Chair: Mark Benz, Farnsley MS, Louisville
Accompanist: John Austin Clark
Program
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
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
Community Ensembles: Using
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
Social Media to Promote Your
KICC 218-219
Organization
COM, B, C, O
Clinician: Todd E. Hill, Murray State University, Murray
Session will describe the professional use of social
media (such as Facebook) to recruit and retain
membership in community ensembles, promote concerts
and other activities, and to gain valuable sponsorship
and support.
Room Chair: Bob Bertke, St. Francis School, Goshen
Enhancing, Integrating, and
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
Everything In-Between
KICC L15
K-5
Clinicians: Jessica Floyd, Lebanon/Calvary ES, Lebanon &
Sarah Martin, Glasscock ES, Lebanon
Encouraging and assisting your staff to be on-board with
the Program Review. How to help them enhance or fully
integrate the arts into their own lessons.
Presiding: Cyndi Chadwick, Campbellsville ES,
Campbellsville
Room Chair: Paula Ransom, Villa Madonna Academy, Villa
Hills
It Can’t Be That Easy...But It Is!
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
KICC 201-202
T
Clinicians: Tiffany Cothran, Plano ES, Bowling Green, Matt
Bryant, Rockfield ES, Bowling Green, & Kathy Austin,
Alvation ES, Alvation
Find out which apps, websites and software can help
your students create music in an accessible and
meaningful way. Whether it's putting together loops,
writing notation or just making a picture, your students
can make music and have a blast doing it.
Presiding: Leslie Lloyd, Natcher ES, Bowling Green
Room Chair: Jon M. Oliver, Hunter Hills ES, London
It’s All About the Rhythm
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
(Section): Keys to Jazz Ensemble
KICC 203-206
Success
J
Clinician: Jerry Tolson, University of Louisville, Louisville
The integrated efforts of the rhythm section are crucial to
a successful jazz performance. This session will
demonstrate rhythm section techniques that address the
crucial elements of style and "groove."
11:55 AM
Concert: Highland Middle School
8th Grade Girls Choir
Christ Church
Cathedral
Director: Linda Marks-Morgan
Presiding: Jean Batts, retired, Louisville
Room Chair: Nan Tate, Atherton HS, Louisville
Presiding: Curtis Essig, YPAS, Louisville
Room Chair: Joe Craig, Beechwood HS, Beechwood
Accompanist: Brenda Butler
Program
Confitemini Domino.........................................Patti Drennan
Sponsor: University of Louisville
KCNAfME General Meeting, Roll
Call, Meet and Eat
11:55 AM - 12:35 PM
11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
KICC L4-5
Presiding: Lauren Morris, University of Louisville, Louisville
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
11:45 AM
Kentucky College/University Band 11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
Director’s Meeting
KICC 211
Presiding: Gary Schallert, Western Kentucky University,
Bowling Green
12:00 PM
CODA Committee Luncheon
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
HR 2 Gulfstream
Presiding: Loren Waa, retired, Louisville
11:50 AM
Concert: Oldham County High
School Flute Ensemble
11:50 AM - 12:30 PM
12:05 PM
KICC 212-217
Director: Judith Rainey and Brad Rogers
Presiding: Shela Vilardell, Crestwood
Room Chair: Ryan McAllister, South Oldham HS, Crestwood
Program
Lady Carol................................................................Al Hager
Concert: Campbellsville
University Steel Band
12:05 PM - 12:45 PM
KICC 207-209
Director: Chad Floyd
Presiding: Scott Bersaglia, Pikeville HS, Pikeville
Room Chair: David Ratliff, Madison Southern HS, Berea
Program
Echoes of Ancients..........................Sarah Bassingthwaighte
First Impression.................................................Chris Tanner
Concerto for Flute Choir..............Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mvt. I. Allegro
arr. Bailey
Paco and Dave............................The Carribean Jazz Project
arr. Sune Borregaard
Remembrances........................................................Kelly Via
Visibly Absent......................................................Andy Narell
Five Pieces for Flute Choir..........Genevieve Davisson Fritter
Mvt. II. Blues
Jump in the Line............................................Rafael De Leon
arr. Jennifer Duerden
Inno for Jouers.......................................Vincenzo Sorrentino
Dancing on a Wave.............................................Ray Holman
Morning Calls................................................Frederick Speck
Frederick Speck, conductor
Birthday Party......................................................Len Sharpe
A Little Norwegian Suite....................................Edvard Grieg
Morning Mood
Elisabeth Berg
Piccolos in the Pub........................................Jonathan Cohen
12:15 PM
Kentucky Chapter of ASTA, Inc.
Luncheon
12:15 PM - 2:15 PM
Bristol Bar & Grille
Presiding: Ben McWhorter, Tates Creek HS, Lexington
12:30 PM
Guitar Ensembles
12:45 PM
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
KICC 201-202
6-12
Clinician: Glen McCarthy, Brevard College, Brevard, North
Carolina
From simple basic duets to more advanced pieces enjoy
playing/listening/reading through examples of what is
available for your guitar class. A list of websites that offer
free music will be distributed.
Room Chair: Don Hicks, Bryan Station HS, Lexington
KAJE Annual Meeting
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
GHRT 2 Magnolia
Grill
Presiding: David Threlkeld, University of the Cumberlands,
WIlliamsburg
Serious Play: Active Music Making 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
Through the Orff Process
KICC L15
K-5
Clinician: Robert Amchin, University of Louisville, Louisville
This session will focus on active music making
experiences for the general music classroom. Attendees
will sing, dance, improvise and play with studentcentered models using Orff-Schulwerk pedagogy.
Presiding: Tiffany Cothran, Plano ES, Bowling Green
Room Chair: Dana Gumm, Byck ES, Louisville
They Didn’t Teach Me That in
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
College!
KICC L4-5
COLL
Clinician: Mark Webster, Elizabethown HS, Elizabethtown
Schedules, recruitment, retention, school politics? Oh
my! They didn't teach that in college!
Presiding: Katelin Dickerson, University of Louisville,
Louisville
Concert: Calloway County Middle
School Band
12:45 PM - 1:15 PM
KICC Cascade A-B
Director: Kevin Suiter and Derek Jones
Presiding: Gary Mullins, retired, Gilbertsville
Room Chair: Lincoln Rowe, Ohio Co. HS, Hartford
Program
Gadget.................................................Randall D. Standridge
Dreamsong.................................................Richard Saucedo
Derek Jones, conductor
The Ripple Effect................................................John Fannin
Blues Is My Favorite Color.....................................Paul Clark
Todd Hill Quartet
Non-Competitive Marching Band: 12:45 PM - 1:45 PM
Is It Right for Your Program?
KICC 218-219
B
Clinicians: John Johnson & Gaetano Molinary, Boyd Co. HS,
Ashland
Making the transition to a non-competitive marching
band format and the pros/cons of doing so.
Presiding: Tom Brawner, Scott Co. HS, Georgetown
Room Chair: Lindsey King, Scott Co. MS, Georgetown
1:20 PM
1:45 PM
Concert: Western Kentucky
University Chorale
1:20 PM - 2:00 PM
Christ Church
Cathedral
COMEK Meeting
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
KICC 211
Director: Paul Hondorp
Presiding: Phil Shepherd, Kentucky Department of
Education, Frankfort
Presiding: Noel Weaver, Ballard HS, Louisville
Room Chair: Megan Puckett, Greenwood HS, Bowling Green
Find Your Inner Rock Star
Rachel Dake, graduate assistant; Sarah Fox, accompanist
Program
Frohlocket ihr Völker auf Erden................Felix Mendelssohn
My Spirit Sang All Day........................................Gerald Finzi
Rachel 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
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
KICC 201-202
6-12
Clinician: Glen McCarthy, Brevard College, Brevard, North
Carolina
What's a power chord? Find out how easy it will be for
you and your class to play contemporary literature.
Improvisation and guitar-centric techniques will be also
be introduced and applied in a class jam session.
Presiding: Pam Wooldridge, Daviess Co. MS, Owensboro
I Thought I Was Just Here to
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Watch...Enriching Field
KICC 106-107
Experiences for Music Ed.
Students
COLL
Clinicians: April Stephens, Campbellsville University,
Campbellville, & Cyndi Chadwick, Campbellsville HS,
Campbellsville
Suggestions for developing quality “hands-on” field
experiences for college students through school
partnerships.
Presiding: Jake Campbell, University of Louisville, Louisville
1:30 PM
Concert: University of Kentucky
Trombone Choir
1:30 PM - 2:10 PM
KICC 212-217
Director: Bradley Kerns
Presiding: George Boulden, University of Kentucky,
Lexington
Room Chair: William Kite, Henry Clay HS, Lexington
Program
Leviathan...............................................................Jack Wilds
iPad® in the Elementary Music
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Classroom
KICC L15
T, K-5
Clinician: Penelope Quesada, Lincoln ES, Louisville
We will explore the wide variety of Apps that have been
created and that are the most helpful for teaching music.
Room Chair: Sabrina Bowmer, Simmons ES, Versailles
Bone Week Fanfare I.......................................Brad Edwards
Just Add Kids! New Elementary
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
Music and Materials
KICC 101-104
K-5
Clinician: Michael Spresser, Alfred Music, Van Nuys,
California
It’s amazing what kids CAN do when given the right
materials. Join clinician Michael Spresser to experience
the newest 2-part chorals, songbooks, movement ideas,
musicals, and other classroom resources—perfect for
those energetic young singers of yours!
Funeral of Amenhotep III.....................................Philip Glass
James Daughters
Presiding: Brian Wilgus, Greenville ES, Greenville
Room Chair: Lisa Hussung, Richpond ES, Bowling Green
16th Century Suite............................................Hans Hassler
Jacob Arcadelt
Liebst du um Schonheit...................................Gustav Mahler
Cynthia Lawrence, soloist
Galop......................................................Dmitri Shostakovich
Cotten
Jazz Suite...............................................................traditional
I Want It That Way........................................Backstreet Boys
Sponsor: Alfred Music Publishing
Reserved for John Fannin
1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
KICC 114
John Fannin
1:55 PM
Top Ten Reasons Your Jazz Band 1:55 PM - 2:55 PM
Took Second Place
KICC 203-206
J, B
Clinician: Jeff Jarvis, California State University Long Beach,
Long Beach, California
Based on my experience as a clinician and adjudicator,
I’ve prepared this “Top Ten List” to identify common
performance problems and offer suggestions on how to
make the festival experience what it should be …
educationally rewarding and fun.
Presiding: T. Kurtis Carpenter, Mason Co. HS, Maysville
Room Chair: Robert Rawlings, Bath Co. HS, Owingsville
2:25 PM
A Cappella Pop: A Complete
2:25 PM - 3:25 PM
Guide to Contemporary A
KICC 207-209
Cappella Singing
C
Clinician: Brody McDonald, Kettering Fiarmont HS, Kettering,
Ohio
Brody McDonald has appeared on NBC’s The Sing-Off
and will share ideas from his book A Cappella Pop: A
Complete Guide to Contemporary A Cappella Singing.
Topics covered: getting started, music selection,
rehearsal techniques, and vocal percussion.
Presiding: Adam Beeken, Lexington Catholic HS, Lexington
Room Chair: John DeFerraro, Henderson Co. HS,
Henderson
Sponsor: Alfred Music Publishing
2:45 PM
It’s All About the Bow
2:20 PM
Concert: Northern Kentucky
University Symphonic Winds
2:20 PM - 3:00 PM
KICC Cascade A-B
Director: Brant Karrick
Presiding: David Dunevant, Northern Kentucky University,
Highland Heights
Room Chair: Curtis Essig, Youth Performing Arts School,
Louisville
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
2:45 PM - 3:45 PM
KICC L4-5
O
Clinician: Ching-Yi Lin, Western Kentucky University, Bowling
Green
The three main bowing technique categories covered in
this session are: beginning bow hold (balance), the basic
bow strokes, and bow divisions.Other topics included will
be exercises to reinforce right-hand technique and the
three basic bow strokes: martelé, détaché, and legato.
Presiding: Bill Scott, Western Kentucky University, Bowling
Green
Room Chair: Patty Story, St. Mary HS, Paducah
3:00 PM
African and American Music and
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Popular Music in the Classroom:
KICC L14
Don’t be Scared, Have Fun With It!
K-5
Clinician: Lederrick Wesley, Bardstown Primary School,
Bardstown
Suggestions on how you can use African American
music and popular music in the classroom. Music from
different African American musical genres will be used.
Presiding: Cheryl Gibbons, Wright ES, Shelbyville
Room Chair: Elizabeth Reese, retired, Corbin
New Teacher Forum
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
KICC 106-107
4:00 PM
COLL, B, C, K-5, 6-12, O
Clinician: Robert Amchin, University of Louisville, Louisville
Meet and share ideas with experienced KMEA members.
Pre-service teachers, student teachers and first year
teachers will discuss relevant issues as first year as
teachers in Kentucky and as members of KMEA.
Concert: University of Kentucky
Symphony Orchestra
4:00 PM - 4:40 PM
Presiding: Lauren Morris, University of Louisville, Louisville
Pictures at an Exhibition.........................Modest Mussorgsky
Maurice Ravel
KICC Cascade A-B
Director: John Nardolillo
Presiding: Skip Gray, University of Kentucky, Lexington
Program
3:40 PM
Reading Session: Gender Specific 3:40 PM - 4:40 PM
Repertoire
KICC 101-104
C
Clinicians: Jeff Johnson & Lori Hetzel, University of Kentucky,
Lexington
Dr. Lori Hetzel and Dr. Jeff Johnson present a reading
session of gender-specific repertoire. Included are
pieces for SA, SSA, SSAA (Lori Hetzel) and TB, TBB,
TTBB (Jeff Johnson).
Presiding: Daniel Wesley, Lexington Christian Acad.,
Lexington
Room Chair: Sue Lou Smith, Anderson Co. HS,
Lawrenceburg
3:45 PM
Grade Six Quality Literature for
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM
Your Grade Three Band
KICC L15
B
Clinicians: Brent Barton & David Jaggie, Madison Central HS,
Richmond
This performance clinic will present a wide range of
Grade three literature including transcriptions, war
horses, chorales, overtures, accompaniments and
encores. In addition, the clinic handout will provide a
more thorough list of quality literature within this grade.
4:55 PM
Concert: Daniel Boone Elementary
Orffins Orff Ensemble
Presiding: Penny Akers, Abaham Lincoln ES, Hodgenville
Room Chair: Judy Combs, R.C. Hinsdale ES, Edgewood
KICC 109-112
Director: Tara Alcorn
Presiding: Brent Barton, Madison Central HS, Richmond
Room Chair: Abby Fowler, Glenn Marshall ES, Richmond
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
5:00 PM
Exhibits Close
Presiding: Dave Ratliff, Madison Southern HS, Berea
Room Chair: Marc Monroe, Nelson Co. HS, Bardstown
Music Therapy Demonstrates
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM
Hands-on Approach with Special
KICC 218-219
Learners in the Music Classroom
6-12, SP
Clinicians: Lorinda Jones & Greta Gillmeister
Gain insight, tips, and techniques for successful inclusion
of special learners in general music, chorus, and band
settings. Music Therapists will share proven methods in
working with special learners through lecture and
demonstrations with students.
4:55 PM - 5:25 PM
5:00 PM - 5:00 PM
KICC 1A, 1B
6:00 PM
Phi Beta Mu Meeting
6:00 PM - 7:45 PM
GHST 1 Sampson
Presiding: Troy Strovall, Muhlenberg Co.HS, Greenville
8:00 PM
Concert: All-State Men’s Chorus,
Mixed Chorus, & Women’s Chorus
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
KC Whitney Hall
Conductors: Ethan Sperry, Sandra Snow, & Andrea Ramsey
Program
All-State Men's Chorus
O Filii et Filiae..............................................Volkmar Leisring
arr. A. T. Davison
Concert: All-State Jazz Ensemble
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
& Intercollegiate Jazz Ensemble
GHST 2 Ballroom B/C
Conductors: Jeff Jarvis & Marshall Scott
Program
All-State Jazz Ensemble
Real Loud First Note Blues...................................Tom Kubis
Escola de Samba...................................................Jeff Jarvis
Next Gen...............................................................Matt Harris
Gaudete!...........................................ancient Christmas carol
arr. Michael Engelhardt
Slingshot.................................................................Jeff Jarvis
Cantique de Jean Racine.................................Gabriel Fauré
arr. K. Lee Scott
Smackdown............................................................Jeff Jarvis
Zitti, Zitti Moviamo a Venetta..........................Giuseppi Verdi
from Rigoletto
ed. Stacey Philipps
Down In The Valley....................................arr. George Mead
To You.................................................................Thad Jones
Kentucky Intercollegiate Jazz Ensemble
Program to be selected from:
Katy-Do.............................................................Benny Carter
Grace In The Sun........................................arr. Ethan Sperry
Whirly Bird..............................................................Neal Hefti
trans. Myles Collins
All-State Mixed Chorus
The Music of Living..............................................Dan Forrest
Birk's Works....................................................Dizzy Gillespie
arr. Mike Tomaro
The Water is Wide...................................arr. Stephen Paulus
I See the Heaven's Glories Shine.................Andrea Ramsey
West Coast Blues.......................................Wes Montgomery
arr. Kris Berg
Sicut Cervus.........................Giovanni Pierluigi de Palestrina
Well You Needn't........................................Thelonious Monk
Was betrübst du dich................Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
from Psalm 42, Op. 42
ed. Stacey Philipps
Confirmation....................................................Charlie Parker
arr. Dave Rivello
Cindy........................................................American folk song
arr. Mack Wilberg
Sister Sadie.......................................................Horace Silver
arr. Michael Abene
All-State Women's Chorus
Benigne Fac Domine...................................Antonio Sacchini
ed. Martin Banner
Splanky...................................................................Neal Hefti
arr. Sammy Nestico
Psalm 23...................................................Z. Randall Stroope
Dubula..........................................traditional Xhosa folk song
arr. Stephen Hatfield
A Witness To Majesty...................................Andrea Ramsey
Will The Circle Be Unbroken....................arr. J. David Moore
And Ain't I A Woman!......................................Susan Borwick
Saturday, February 8, 2014
8:30 AM
Here Comes Treble! What’s New
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
for 2-Part Choirs
KICC 207-209
K-5, C
Clinician: Michael Spresser, Alfred Music, Van Nuys,
California
Don’t miss this “Sing and Learn” session with Michael
Spresser. See what’s new for 2-part treble choirs. Learn
about effective vocal tips, easy movement ideas, and
more! A complimentary music packet will be given to
each director in attendance.
Presiding: Andrea Nance, Briarwood ES, Bowling Green
Room Chair: Michelle Steiner, Bowling Green City Schools,
Bowling Green
Sponsor: Alfred Music Publishing
Warming-Up Your Middle School
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Choir–A “How To” Guide
KICC 201-202
6-12, C
Clinician: Dan Andersen, Anderson University, Anderson,
Indiana
Issues & challenges of the adolescent voice. Learn &
sing through different exercises which address a variety
of vocal challenges. Explore which keys & ranges work
best for middle school choirs. Leave with a clear plan for
building young voices in a healthy efficient way.
Presiding: Samantha Veal, Ballard Co. MS, Paducah
Room Chair: Kathy Iqbal, East Oldham MS, Crestwood
8:45 AM
Choral Council Meeting (if called)
8:45 AM - 10:00 AM
KICC 211
C
Division Chair: Maggie Blair, University of Kentucky,
Lexington
9:00 AM
Design For Success
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
KICC 212-217
B
Clinician: Jeff Young, Dynamic Marching, Carmel, Indiana
Successful show design: planning, communicating,
coordinating, & evaluating. Designing requires more than
jchoosing a title for the show & hiring a good arranger &
drill writer. Understanding the judging sheets & elements
of good design you are on your way to designing for
success.
Presiding: Jaime Smith, LaRue Co. HS, Hodgenville
Room Chair: Stephen Bishop, Taylor Co. HS, Campbellsville
Teaching Vibrato With Ease
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
KICC 218-219
O
Clinician: Andy Braddock, Western Kentucky University,
Bowling Green
Session focuses on the three kinds of vibrato–finger,
wrist, & arm–and how to teach them in private & group
format. Participate in games, tricks, & exercises used to
reinforce a beautiful sound & proper vibrato motion.
Presiding: Ben McWhorter, Tates Creek HS, Lexington
Room Chair: Hannah Gerber, Fairdale HS, Louisville
Exhibits Open
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
KICC 1A, 1B
9:45 AM
Dalcroze Eurhythmics in Any
9:45 AM - 10:45 AM
Classroom–Part 1
KICC L15
K-5
Clinician: Stephen Neely, Carnegie Melon University,
Pittsburgh, Pensylvannia
In this 2-part set of classes, we will explore fundamental
Dalcroze practices with an emphasis placed on the joy of
producing and internalizing music.
Presiding: Kim Black, Murray ES, Murray
Room Chair: Nanette Raymer, Kyrock ES, Sweeden
Middle School Choral Assessment 9:45 AM - 10:45 AM
That Matters
KICC 201-202
6-12, C
Clinician: Jeremy Howard, Christ the King Cathedral School,
Lexington
Improve the quality of the ensemble through skill-based,
individualized assessment while increasing literacy and
musicianship, and not giving up rehearsal time.
Presiding: Samantha Veal, Ballard Co. MS, Paducah
Room Chair: Derek Crafton, Meade Co. HS, Bradenburg
10:15 AM
Concert: North Laurel Middle
School Band
10:15 AM - 10:45 AM
KICC Cascade A-B
Director: Priscilla Wilkerson
Presiding: Amy Cates, North Laurel MS, London
Room Chair: Julie Lucky, Harrison Co. MS, Cynthiana
Program
Carolina Legend.......................................James Swearingen
Salvation is Created.....................................Pavel Chesnokov
arr. Michael Brown
Forward March!...................................................Paul Murtha
Jack 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
11:00 AM
Concert: Capitol City Community
Band
11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
KICC Cascade A-B
Director: Dave Shelton
Sing at First Sight: Foundations in 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Choral Sight-Singing
KICC 207-209
6-12, C
Clinician: Michael Spresser, Alfred Music, Van Nuys,
California
In this "how-to" session for choral directors, Michael
Spresser will present materials designed to improve the
music reading skills of middle school, high school, and
adult singers. This modern method is proven to bring
sight singing success to today's choirs!
Presiding: Lynn White, Leestown MS, Lexington
Room Chair: Emily Addis, Millard MS & East Ridge HS,
Pikeville
Sponsor: Alfred Music Publishing
12:00 PM
Exhibits Close
12:00 PM - 12:00 PM
KICC 1A, 1B
1:00 PM
Concert: All-State Commonwealth 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
String Orchestra & All-State
KC Whitney Hall
Symphony Orchestra
Conductors: Jason Love & Larry Livingston
Program
All-State Commonwealth String Orchestra
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
Dalcroze Eurhythmics in Any
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Classroom–Part 2
KICC L15
K-5
Clinician: Stephen Neely, Carnegie Melon University,
Pittsburgh, Pensylvannia
In this 2-part set of classes, we will explore fundamental
Dalcroze practices with an emphasis placed on the joy of
producing and internalizing music.
Presiding: Julie Hartman, Allen Co. Primary, Scottsville
Room Chair: John Hall, Allen Co. Intermediate, Scottsville
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
3:00 PM
Concert: All-State Concert Band &
All-State Symphonic Band
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
KC Whitney Hall
Conductors: 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