Student Information Packet. Let me be the first to congratulate you on your selection to participate in Opus 35 of the
|
|
- Rosamund Oliver
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Student Information Packet Dear Festival of Winds Student, Let me be the first to congratulate you on your selection to participate in Opus 35 of the Festival of Winds at the University of South Florida! Your band director has recommended you based on the outstanding musical ability and leadership you have demonstrated every day. Clearly, you ve got what it takes to make great music, and this Festival will offer you the opportunity to take your music making to the next level not to mention the opportunity to spend 4 fantastic days on a university campus, having fun, making new friends and life-long memories! Over the next few pages of this packet, you will find important Festival information, including an important list of what to bring. Please print out this entire packet to read and share with your parents and/or guardians. The packet will answer a variety of questions, but should you have any further questions, contact your band director. Your band director will then contact us, and we will help out in every way possible. Again, congratulations on your acceptance into the Festival! I wish you the best over the next month as you prepare for what will be one of the most rewarding and valuable events in your high school career. I look forward to meeting you all in December! Sincerely, Adam Hollenbeck Festival Coordinator, Opus 35 Page 1
2 Deadline for Registration and Payment Before your participation in the Festival of Winds can be confirmed, we must receive your payment by Friday, October 30 th. There are three different plans, which are as follows: Plan A - $ dollars Plan B - $ dollars Plan C - $ dollars Four persons to a room. This includes housing, bus transportation between the hotel and scheduled Festival sites, dinner and activity on Friday night, Lunch on Sunday afternoon, a specially designed FOW Opus 35 T-shirt, an FOW Opus 35 Patch, and a CD recording of the Grand Finale concert. Two persons to a room. This includes housing bus transportation between the hotel and scheduled Festival sites, dinner and activity on Friday night, Lunch on Sunday afternoon, a specially designed FOW Opus 35 T-shirt, an FOW Opus 35 Patch, and a CD recording of the Grand Finale concert. If you are planning to commute instead of staying at the hotel, the participation fee will be $ This includes dinner and activity on Friday night, Lunch on Sunday afternoon, a specially designed FOW Opus 35 T-shirt, an FOW Opus 35 Patch, and a CD recording of the Grand Finale concert. We will only be accepting check/money order payment. A late fee of $25 dollars will be assessed if the payment is not received by Friday October 30 th, so register immediately and secure your spot in the Festival of Winds! The final deadline is November 13 th. Festival Guidelines and Medical Release Form These forms must be printed out, completed, and submitted on the day of the Festival. You may download these forms online from our website, They can be found under Festival Forms on the left hand menu. The Festival Guidelines form lists several policies of the Festival that must be followed while participating in the Festival of Winds. Make sure the appropriate signatures are on them! Without these forms, you cannot participate in the Festival! Do not let a lack of a signature keep you from having a great time at Festival of Winds. Make sure both your parent/guardian and band director sign the Festival Guidelines form. Again, if you do not present the completed forms when you come to register, you will not be allowed to participate. Page 2
3 Hotel Accommodations This year, students will be staying at the Embassy Suites Hotel located on campus off of Fowler Ave.! Please note that this location is different than last year s. The address for the hotel is: 3705 Spectrum Boulevard, Tampa, Florida The phone number for the hotel is: To ensure that your Festival experience is as fun and easy as possible, you are allowed to select roommates (up to 3 for Plan A, or one roommate for Plan B). You may make your selections on the registration form. Please check and confirm that the people you choose to be roommates with will agree to share a room with you. This removes any awkward situations between you and your friends! No male students will be allowed to share a room with female students, and vice- versa. If you choose Plan A or B, staying with family members at the hotel is not permitted. This is non- negotiable. Chaperones for the hotel will be provided by: ΦMA, the men s music fraternity; ΣAI, the international women s music fraternity; KKΨ, national honorary band fraternity; AJE, Association for Jazz Education; CMENC, the Collegiate Music Educators National Conference. If you have any concerns during your stay, you may speak with any one of these individuals who will provide assistance. Transportation Students will be responsible for making their own transportation arrangements to USF on Thursday and from the USF on Sunday. There will be no airport pick- up or taxi service provided. Students who choose plan C are responsible for arriving at Festival events on time. During the Festival, shuttle buses will be provided from the hotel to the Festival site and from the site to off- campus meal opportunities. Chaperones will remind students in the morning of the bus schedule for the day, but ultimately, it is the student s responsibility to get to rehearsals and concerts. Due to the proximity of the hotel, there will also be mornings where students will be walked from the hotel to the rehearsal site by chaperones and staff. If a student misses a bus and is late/absent from a concert, the student may be removed from the Festival without a refund. Hint from the Festival Coordinator: This year, we will be taking advantage of staying on campus and students will be walked to and from the hotel by our more then capable student volunteers. The walk is less than ½ of a mile each way and should only take minutes. We will not be bussing students at all this festival. Page 3
4 Parking If you are a student who plans on commuting, you must bring with you 10 dollars in cash visitor permits are 5 dollars a day, available from the permit vending machines in the lot. You will only need to buy a visitor permit on Thursday and Friday. Please park in Lot 3 (next to the Theatres and the Contemporary Art Museum). A parking map can be found online at: in multiple formats. Please make sure you park in the appropriate lot! The Festival of Winds is not responsible for parking tickets received during your time at USF. Also, please make sure you place all valuables out of sight or take them with you. USF and the Festival of Winds are not responsible for lost or stolen items. Registration and Hotel Check- In Registration begins Thursday at 8 am in Theatre 2 (THR see the parking services map above). When you arrive at check- in, please make sure to have your signed Festival Guidelines form and Medical Release form, as you cannot participate in the Festival without these. Please bring a photo ID as well. After you register with the Festival, the staff will direct you to your audition room (Auditions will be discussed below). Registration at THR closes at 3 pm. Do not wait until the last minute to register! Following your audition, you may check in at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Check in will begin at 3pm and continue until 4pm. There will be a concert to attend that evening which all students must be at and provide their own transportation to. After the concert, chair placements and rehearsal halls will be announced, and bus transportation will be provided. Following the rehearsal, you may check- in at the hotel if you have not done so already. Auditions Audition music will be made available to download from our website, beginning Thursday, November 19 th. Those who wish to audition on piccolo, English horn, or a contra- bass clarinet must also prepare the flute, oboe, and bass clarinet audition music, respectively. Beside the prepared excerpts for your instrument(s), you will also be asked to play your full range chromatic scale (extended range players will be given preference in chair placement), as well as a brief sight- reading excerpt. Audition times will be posted online by Tuesday, November 24th. Make sure you arrive early enough to find the registration site (Theatre 2), register, and then warm- up. The rooms for your auditions will be told to you once you register. The results of the auditions will be posted following Thursday night s concert. Page 4
5 If you double on Eb Clarinet, Flugelhorn, or Soprano Sax, and you would like to audition to play these parts in addition to your main instrument (Bb clarinet, trumpet, alto saxophone) ensemble, please bring these instruments with you. Audition music will be made available for these instruments. This year, the ensembles are the Wind Ensemble, the Green Band, and the Gold Band. This is unlike similar festivals, where there are 3 or 4 bands in ranked order. The Wind Ensemble will be the top band, but the Green and Gold bands will be equal. The clinicians for these bands are nationally and internationally recognized as leaders in their field, so no matter what ensemble you are placed in, know that you are going to have an absolutely outstanding time! Meals The table below illustrates the meals which we will provide and the meals which we will not provide. For the meals which we do not provide, there are several options. We are proud to announce the completion of our brand new USF Marshall Center, which offers: Moe s Southwest Grill, Chick- Fil- A, Einstein Bros. Bagels, Sbarro, Ben and Jerry s, Beef O Brady s Family Sports Pub, and more! Other on- campus dining opportunities include Burger King, Subway, and our resident student dining halls. Should you not want to dine on- campus, we will provide buses to and from the University Mall s food court. Please be advised that all Festival Guidelines must still be adhered to while off- campus, and that it is the student s responsibility to make it back to the buses in time to return to the Festival. Meals Provided Thursday, Dec. 4 th Friday, Dec. 5 th Saturday, Dec. 6 th Sunday, Dec. 7 th Breakfast No Yes at hotel Yes at hotel Yes at hotel Lunch No No No Yes Catered Lunch By Lenny s Sub Shop Dinner No Yes Pizza Party! No No Concerts Your time spent here at USF will include attending concerts of various ensembles of the School of Music, including but not limited to Jazz Ensemble 1, the Symphony Band and Wind Ensemble, and the 315- member Herd of Thunder Marching Band. Sit back and enjoy the engaging and exciting music the School of Music at USF has to offer! Page 5
6 In accordance with our attendance policy (please see the Festival Guidelines, available on our website), you must attend every concert. Your ID badge serves as your ticket for every concert that weekend. If you are not present at a concert, you will be marked absent and may be expelled from the Festival. Make sure you allow yourself enough time to get to concert venues after meals. The Grand Finale concert will begin on Sunday at 1pm, and will be held in Theatre 1 (see the parking map for location). The three Festival ensembles will perform one after the other, with a minute intermission in between each. Parent tickets will be available at the door on the day of the concert. Two tickets will be allowed per family. Additional tickets will be available in limited quantities on a first- come first serve basis. Master Classes On Saturday morning, you will attend a master class for your instrument led by our amazing USF School of Music applied faculty, with additional participation by the graduate and undergraduate students of their studios. Please bring your instrument, folding stand, and any solos you have been preparing. Every master class is run differently, so be prepared to play just in case! Opus 35 T- Shirts, Patches, and CDs of the Grand Concert As part of your fee, you will receive a commemorative Opus 35 T- Shirt, patch, and a CD recording of your Grand Finale concert. The t- shirt and patch will be given to you upon your registration. The CD of the Grand Finale concert will be mailed to the address you list on the payment and registration form. Please make sure your address is put in correctly! The Festival is not responsible for CDs not reaching their destination. Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Refund Policy Our refund policy is as follows: A refund of the total amount minus $20 dollars will be allowed up until 2 weeks before the Festival. Two weeks before, a refund of the total amount minus $50 dollars will be allowed. One week before the Festival, refunds will be dealt with on a case- by- case basis with the Festival Director, Dr. Carmichael. If the established Festival Guidelines are not followed which result in the student s expulsion from the Festival, no refund will be given. Make sure that you have straightened out any plans that may interfere with your participation in the Festival (e.g. SAT/ACT testing, family functions, school projects, etc.). Page 6
7 Suggested Packing Checklist Print out and check off the items you pack - A folding, wire stand. Write your name on a piece of masking tape and wrap it around the stand. This will help you find your stand should you lose it! Please note that the School of Music will not provide stands for use during rehearsal. - Your completed and signed Festival Guidelines and Medical Release Forms, and a Photo ID. Without these, you cannot participate! Make the forms are signed! - Your instrument(s). Yes, it seems obvious, but when you re rushing out of the house in the morning and you almost forget it, I know you will thank us later. If you double and plan to audition on piccolo, English horn, contrabass clarinet, Eb clarinet, soprano saxophone, or flugelhorn, please remember to bring these instruments, too. - Instrument extras and accessories. Reeds, cork grease, valve oil, cleaning swabs, mouthpieces, mutes for brass, ligatures, mallets, sticks, drum keys. Bring it all you never know what you ll need! Also, be sure to bring any prepared solo music for potential use during master classes. - Pencils. A musician s best friend. Never leave home without at least 3 of them. - 4 days of comfortable clothing. As a rule of thumb, if you are not allowed to wear it at your school, then you are not allowed to wear it during the Festival. The weather may be chilly, so be sure to bring some warm clothes to layer. - Concert Dress. For Gentlemen: Either a black shirt OR a tuxedo (black jacket, white tux shirt, bow tie or black tie, black dress pants, and black socks and shoes. For Ladies: A black knee-length skirt, dress, or slacks, a black blouse, and black shoes. No tennis shoes or sandals. - Toiletries. Toothbrush, toothpaste, hair care products, comb/brush, deodorant, make-up, face wash, shaving materials, nail clippers, etc. - Prescription Medication. Please let the staff at the registration desk in Theatre 2 know what medications you are taking, and also list them on the medical release form. - Umbrella/Poncho. We have no way of knowing how the weather will be when walking you from the hotel to the rehearsal sites in the morning. Pack these items just in case. Page 7
Dear Festival of Winds Participant, On behalf of the directors and staff at the University of South Florida, I would like to be the first to congratulate you on your selection to participate in this year
More informationSYMPHONIC CELEBRATION
THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA SCHOOL OF MUSIC THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA FESTIVAL OF WINDS, OPUS 39 SYMPHONIC CELEBRATION Greetings Symphonic Celebration Participant, On behalf of the faculty and
More informationTHE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA SCHOOL OF MUSIC FESTIVAL OF WINDS, OPUS 44. Greetings Festival of Winds Participant,
THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA SCHOOL OF MUSIC FESTIVAL OF WINDS, OPUS 44 Greetings Festival of Winds Participant, On behalf of the faculty and staff at the University of South Florida, I would like to
More informationSYMPHONIC CELEBRATION
THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA SCHOOL OF MUSIC THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA FESTIVAL OF WINDS, OPUS 39 SYMPHONIC CELEBRATION Greetings Symphonic Celebration Participant, On behalf of the faculty and
More information2019 Camper Information
2019 Camper Information Welcome! Welcome to Northwest Missouri State University and to the Northwest Summer Music Camp! We hope this week is a fun and educational experience, and we are excited to have
More information2018 Iowa Summer Music Camps General Information Commuter Campers
2018 Iowa Summer Music Camps General Information Commuter Campers PERCUSSION and JAZZ CAMPS - June 10-15 Welcome to the Iowa Summer Music Camps (ISMC)! The Iowa Summer Music Camps officially open at 1:00PM
More information2019 Iowa Summer Music Camps General Information Commuter Campers
2019 Iowa Summer Music Camps General Information Commuter Campers PERCUSSION and JAZZ CAMPS - June 9-14 Welcome to the Iowa Summer Music Camps! The Iowa Summer Music Camps officially open at 1:00PM on
More information2018 Iowa Summer Music Camps General Information Resident Campers
2018 Iowa Summer Music Camps General Information Resident Campers PERCUSSION and JAZZ CAMPS - June 10-15 Welcome to the Iowa Summer Music Camps! The Iowa Summer Music Camps officially open at 1:00PM on
More informationBAYLOR UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND ORCHESTRA CAMP
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND ORCHESTRA CAMP JUNE 17-23, 2018 PHONE: 254-710-7411 FAX: 254-710-3574 WWW.BAYLOR.EDU/BUSMC BAYLOR SUMMER MUSIC CAMPS ONE BEAR PLACE #97408 WACO, TX 76798 GENERAL
More informationDear Parent or Guardian:
Dear Parent or Guardian: Congratulations! Your child has been selected to participate in the 2017 Florida Music Educators Association All-State Orff Ensemble. How exciting to be a part of the only group
More informationETVA Policy Manual. All-East Choirs. Table of Contents
All-East Choirs ETVA Policy Manual All-East Choirs Table of Contents General Information... 1 Guest Conductor Selection... 2 Music for All-East... 2 Assignment of Alternates... 3 Freshman Honor Choir Procedures...
More informationNew Bremen Middle School. Band Handbook Academic Year
New Bremen Middle School Band Handbook 2012-2013 Academic Year Dear Parents and Students, Welcome to the New Bremen Middle School Band Program! I am very much looking forward to this year, as I am sure
More informationIndian Trail Middle School Bands Band Handbook
Indian Trail Middle School Bands 2018-2019 Band Handbook Mr. J.J. Fleming, Director of Bands jfleming@psd202.org (815) 436-6128 x615830 2017-2018 Indian Trail MS Band Handbook updated 8/20/2018 Page 1
More informationAfter reviewing this handbook in its entirety, any questions should be directed to Mrs. Reichl and Mr. Spang.
Congratulations on being selected as a member of the Howard County Middle School Gifted and Talented Band! In order for you/your child to properly continue participation in this county-wide ensemble, please
More informationNorthwest Rankin Middle School Band. Band Handbook Directors: Jerry Pickering Lyndsey Bobo Matt McDonald Ben Burge
Northwest Rankin Middle School Band Band Handbook 2011-2012 Directors: Jerry Pickering Lyndsey Bobo Matt McDonald Ben Burge From the Director The band program at Northwest Rankin Middle School is poised
More informationBand Handbook Mr. Ryan Salcido
2018-2019 Band Handbook Mr. Ryan Salcido Director of Bands Ryan.Salcido@dvusd.org www.dsmsmusic.wordpress.com www.facebook.com/dsmsmusic Table of Contents Objectives 1 Philosophies 1 Course Summary 2 Materials
More informationWelcome to Band! I can t wait to work and grow with you. Let s have a fantastic year!
Welcome to Band! Dear Parents and Students, Welcome to the Wenz Elementary Band Program! Students that take part in the band program are challenged to grow musically and encouraged to achieve their highest
More informationStudent Schedule of Events
Thursday, December 1 Student Schedule of Events 11:00 AM 2:00 PM Registration begins at the hotel site. All students must register prior to auditions at the College of Music. 11:00 AM 12:00 PM Registration
More informationAll the SoMMA concerts held in Corthell Hall are open to all parents, relatives, and friends: Sunday, July 10 Monday, July 11
Dear Academy Members: June 26, 2016 We are now under two weeks away from the start of SoMMA 2016 and everything is shaping up very well. With 102 campers registered, this is going to be one of the largest
More informationHANDBOOK DIRECTOR: AMANDA JAMES
2018-2019 HANDBOOK DIRECTOR: AMANDA JAMES 1 Ellis Band Students and Parents, Welcome back to school for the 2018-2019 school year! I am very excited about this school year and all of the learning, performances,
More informationJacksonville Middle School Band Handbook
Jacksonville Middle School Band Handbook 2016-2017 Jacksonville Middle School 718 Harris Road Jacksonville, AR 72076 (501) 982-9436 ahigginbotham@jnpsd.org Directors: Ashley Higginbotham, Jon Stevenson,
More informationJOHN F KENNEDY SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL BAND HANDBOOK
JOHN F KENNEDY SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL BAND HANDBOOK 2014-2015 Middle and High School Concert and Jazz Bands Director: Mr. Lewis Nelson John F. Kennedy Music Office: 90299
More informationSpring Wood Middle School Band Hand Book Band Enrolment Checklist! All forms are due back by Friday, August 31, 2018
Spring Wood Middle School Band Hand Book 2018-2019 Band Enrolment Checklist! All forms are due back by Friday, August 31, 2018 Please read over this handbook as a family. Obtain working instrument for
More informationFlossmoor School District 161. Parker Junior High Band Handbook. Mrs. Elana Reid Mrs. Heather Hoefle Directors
Flossmoor School District 161 Parker Junior High 2017-2018 Band Handbook Mrs. Elana Reid Mrs. Heather Hoefle Directors Mrs. Elana Reid: 647-5476 Mrs. Heather Hoefle: 647-5474 ereid@sd161.org hhoefle@sd161.org
More informationStone Middle School Symphonic Band Handbook
Stone Middle School Symphonic Band Handbook Welcome back! As a band member this year, you will have the opportunity to further develop your skills as a musician and to become involved in our musical family
More informationDear All-State Member:
Dear All-State Member: Congratulations on earning a position in this most prestigious organization! You have won this honor after competing with thousands of other students throughout the state. For them
More informationWashington Music Educators Association
Washington Music Educators Association 19105 36th Avenue West, Suite 213, Lynnwood, Washington 98036 800-324-WMEA 425-712-9632 FAX 425-776-1795 Important changes made 1/1/2018 to Treble Choir rehearsal
More informationDundee Middle School 6 th and 7 th Grade Band Handbook
Dear Parents and Students, Dundee Middle School 6 th and 7 th Grade Band Handbook 2015-2016 Welcome to a new school year in the District 300 Instrumental Music Program. The purpose of this letter is to
More informationCONCERT FOR BEGINNING STUDENTS FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, :30 PM (Junior Band) JAZZ/POP CONCERT FRIDAY, MARCH 15, :45 PM (Jazz Ensemble)
DEAR PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND STUDENTS WELCOME TO CONCERT BAND AND JUNIOR BAND MUSIC 2050 (2018-2019) WE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT YOU KEEP THESE DATES OPEN ACCORDING TO WHICH ENSEMBLE(S) YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER
More informationDaniel Hand High School Tiger Bands
September 2017 Daniel Hand High School Tiger Bands 286 Green Hill Road Madison, CT 06443 Dear Parents, Welcome back to school! This packet contains information that will be crucial to a successful year
More informationMarching Colonels Preseason Schedule August 14 to August 20, :00-9:00 Leadership Team Meeting Foster 212
Monday, August 14 (Leadership Team, all Drumline & all only) 8:00-9:00 Leadership Team Meeting Foster 212 9:00-11:00 Residence Hall Check-in Residence Halls (Leadership, drumline and guard) Registration
More information7 th Grade. Drum Intermediate School Band Handbook
7 th Grade Drum Intermediate School Band Handbook 2017-2018 Instruments In 7 th grade, almost all students stay on the same instrument as last year. If you are interested in playing an instrument that
More informationLAKOTA RIDGE JUNIOR SCHOOL
LAKOTA RIDGE JUNIOR SCHOOL 2017-2018 BAND HANDBOOK LAKOTA RIDGE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 2017-2018 PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE Friday, September 8 Band Night West H.S. Football Game (8 th Grade Band Only) Report Time
More informationObjectives, Rules & Expectations, Consequences Assessment Materials Honor Bands, Solo & Ensemble Calendar of Events...
Objectives, Rules & Expectations, Consequences.................. 2 Assessment.................................................. 3 Materials................................................... 4 Honor Bands,
More information2017/2018 ATSSB Region 23 Rules Updated 7/17/2017
2017/2018 ATSSB Region 23 Rules Updated 7/17/2017 I. TRYOUT / CLINIC LOCATION Audition dates will be decided yearly at the clinic meeting. A. Jazz - In 2017 the Region 23 Jazz auditions will be held at
More informationFSU BandS Tri State 2015
Thursday, December 3 11:00 AM 2:00 PM Registration begins at the hotel site. All students must register prior to auditions at the College of Music. 11:00 AM 12:00 PM Registration for students traveling
More informationCurricular Ensembles (Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Wind Symphony):
Dear BHS Band Families: Included in this email you will find important information about upcoming events and end of the year procedures in the BHS Band Department for the week of August 30th. We will plan
More informationHockinson Middle School Band Grading Policy
Hockinson Middle School Band Grading Policy 2014-2015 Welcome to the awesome middle school band program. Band is a performance class and is a one-year commitment. There will be a balance of emphasis between
More informationArcade Middle School Band Handbook
Arcade Middle School Band Handbook Arcade Middle School Band 2016/2017 Thank you for joining the Arcade Middle School Band! The satisfaction that comes from learning to play music as part of an ensemble
More informationCOVENTRY MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND HANDBOOK. Student:
2017-2018 COVENTRY MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND HANDBOOK Student: Mrs. Beth Lewis, Band Director Coventry Middle School 3257 Cormany Road Akron, Ohio 44319 330-644-2232 blewis@coventryschools.org Performances Date
More informationSOUTHWESTERN MIDDLE SCHOOL
SOUTHWESTERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 2017-2018 BAND HANDBOOK Southwestern Middle School Wildcat Bands As a member of the band, you are a member of a team. We all must work together to achieve the many successes
More informationBridgewater Middle School Band Handbook
Bridgewater Middle School Band Handbook Dear Band Parent/Guardian and Student, Welcome to the Bridgewater Middle School Band Program! This is one of the most all- inclusive music programs in the State
More informationPOE MIDDLE SCHOOL BANDS
POE MIDDLE SCHOOL BANDS www.poebands.org * Twitter: @PoeMSBand * Facebook: Poe Middle School Bands POE BAND NEWS AND NOTES WEEKLY UPDATE February 19-23, 2018 Greetings Poe Band Families! It is State Assessment
More informationMember Handbook. Dr. David Cole, Youth Symphony Conductor Roland Forti, Concert Orchestra Conductor Nanette Grant, Sinfonietta Conductor
Youth Orchestra 2015-2016 Member Handbook Dr. David Cole, Youth Symphony Conductor Roland Forti, Concert Orchestra Conductor Nanette Grant, Sinfonietta Conductor Todd Betz, Manager, Percussion Coach tbetz@swflso.org
More informationThe Silver Spring International Middle School. Instrumental Music Department Handbook
The Silver Spring International Middle School Instrumental Music Department Handbook Mr. Timothy Dawson, Director Timothy_M_Dawson@mcpsmd.org 301-650-6544 1 Welcome to the Silver Spring International Middle
More informationOAKRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL
2016-17 OAKRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND HANDBOOK Dear Students and Parents, Welcome to the 2016-17 school year! For those of you that do not know me, my name is John Rosbottom and I am the band director at
More informationMr. Chris Bowen, Director of Bands 825 SW 28th St. Okeechobee, Fl 34974
Mr. Chris Bowen, Director of Bands 825 SW 28th St. Okeechobee, Fl 34974 Dear Parents and Students, August 10, 2017 As we begin the 2017-2018 school year, I am looking forward to a very successful and enjoyable
More informationOAKRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL
2017-18 OAKRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND HANDBOOK Dear Students and Parents, Welcome to the 2017-18 school year! My name is John Rosbottom and I am the band director at Oakridge Middle School! I am very excited
More informationBartlett High School Orchestra Handbook
Bartlett High School Orchestra Handbook 2017 2018 Mr. Neal MNeal@bartlettschools.org Mr.neal.orchestra@gmail.com Updated July 19, 2017 Orchestra Rules* 1. Be on time to class and early to every rehearsal
More informationMount Si Band Wind Ensemble/Symphonic Band/Concert Band/Jazz I, II, III
Mount Si Band 2013.2014 Wind Ensemble/Symphonic Band/Concert Band/Jazz I, II, III Students: I am so excited to be at Mount Si High School and have the privilege to work with each of you on a daily basis.
More informationPatterson Elementary Band Handbook
Patterson Elementary Band Handbook Dear Parents and Students, Welcome to the Patterson Elementary Bands! I am so excited that you have chosen to be a member of our growing band program. You have taken
More informationFranklin Middle School Band Handbook
Franklin Middle School Band Handbook Hello Parent(s)/ Guardian(s) to our fantastic Instrumentalist, Welcome to the Franklin Middle School 7 th and 8 th Bands new school year!!! We at FMS are excited about
More informationBon Lin Middle School. Band Handbook. Ben Tucker Director
Bon Lin Middle School Band Handbook Ben Tucker Director Dear Students and Parents: Welcome to the Bon Lin Middle School band program. My name is Benjamin Tucker, and I am your band director. I am excited
More informationLenape Select Ensemble Contract 2017/18
Lenape Select Ensemble Contract 2017/18 Welcome to Lenape s Select Choral Ensemble program! This year promises to be a rewarding musical experience for everyone. The following guidelines comprise the details
More informationWheaton Christian Grammar School. Beginning Band Handbook
Wheaton Christian Grammar School Beginning Band Handbook 2018-2019 Wheaton Christian Grammar School Beginning Band Handbook August 28, 2018 Dear Band Members and Parents, I am really looking forward to
More informationDear Students, Parents and Guardians:
Dear Students, Parents and Guardians: Welcome back to another school year! My name is Julia Brummel and I am very excited to continue as the Edison Band Director! I am a graduate of Cedarville University
More informationCONTENT OF THE WINDS/PERCUSSION AUDITION:
2018 Wind/Percussion Auditions Manual This manual includes specific information about auditions for the NMEA All-State Band and Orchestra. (Please refer to the other manuals for information about auditions
More informationThis includes all the information you will need concerning the following:
September 11, 2017 Dear Music Teachers: On behalf of the North Dakota Music Educators Association, I am pleased to announce the 52 nd ANNUAL NORTH DAKOTA ALL-STATE BAND, MIXED CHORUS, WOMEN S CHORUS, ORCHESTRA,
More informationRIVERSIDE CITY COLLEGE 4800 MAGNOLIA AVE RIVERSIDE, CA MARCH 17 TH, Percussion
RIVERSIDE CITY COLLEGE 4800 MAGNOLIA AVE RIVERSIDE, CA 92506 MARCH 17 TH, 2019 Percussion WELCOME W Greetings and Welcome! All of us with System Blue would like to congratulate you on your decision to
More informationNCBA Eastern District All-District Frequently Asked Questions
NCBA Eastern District All-District Frequently Asked Questions Auditions Information 1. I don't have any students planning to audition. Do I still need to go to the auditions? Absolutely! We need every
More informationINSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM
Music Department Emmaus College 48 East St, Jimboomba Q 4280 Ph: 5547 9990 Email: psjimboomba@bne.catholic.edu.au INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM Terms and Conditions of Tuition Welcome to Emmaus College s
More informationBand Handbook School Year
Berwick Area School District West Berwick Elementary Band Handbook 2016-2017 School Year Mrs. Ziegler aziegler@berwicksd.org Inside you will find: What Happens When Band Starts Lesson Groupings and Lesson
More informationKate Bond Middle School Orchestra
Kate Bond Middle School Orchestra 2018-2019 WELCOME! Teacher: Mrs. Robyn Greene Subject: Middle School Orchestra I, II, III Grade Level: 6, 7, 8 School: Kate Bond Middle School School Phone: 416-0640 Email:
More informationEagle Ridge Middle School Waxpool Road Ashburn, VA Band Handbook Kelley Vaeth, Band Director Jasmeen Pantleay, Band Director
Eagle Ridge Middle School 42901 Waxpool Road Ashburn, VA 20148 Band Handbook 2017-2018 Kelley Vaeth, Band Director Jasmeen Pantleay, Band Director Dear Parents/Guardians and Students: We would like to
More informationArcade Middle School Band Handbook
Arcade Middle School Band Handbook Arcade Middle School Band 2017/2018 Thank you for joining the Arcade Middle School Band! The satisfaction that comes from learning to play music as part of an ensemble
More informationBeginner Band Handbook
Beginner Band Handbook 2018-2019 Beginner Band Jennifer Borders, Director of Bands Logan Stalcup, Lance Walker, Basil Bouras, Associate Directors Connor Pickle, Percussion Specialist Dear Band Parents
More informationFRUIT COVE MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND BAND HANDBOOK
2016-2017 FRUIT COVE MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND BAND HANDBOOK FCMS Band Handbook Updated 7/09/16 Don Isabelle, Director of Bands Vicki Barfoot, Band Aide Welcome to the Fruit Cove Middle School Band. In this handbook
More informationJune 24-30, Belmont Summer Vocal Arts Intensive. Belmont Summer Vocal Arts Intensive 1900 Belmont Boulevard Nashville, TN 37212
June 24-30, 2018 Belmont Summer Vocal Arts Intensive Belmont Summer Vocal Arts Intensive 1900 Belmont Boulevard Nashville, TN 37212 Phone: 615-460-5935 GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSE The Belmont Summer Vocal
More informationMiddle School Orchestra
Middle School Orchestra 2017-2018 Mrs. Anita Boyer and Mr. Christopher Cinquini - Directors Welcome to the East/West Middle School Orchestra! Please carefully read ALL of the information in this packet
More informationDear Summer Music Camper and Parents,
Dear Summer Music Camper and Parents, Summer Music Camp will be here before you know it, and everyone at the Hugh Hodgson School of Music is more excited than ever about this year s camp. We hope you are
More information7 th and 8 th Grade Band Information
Welcome back to a new school year!!! There are many exciting performances to prepare for this year and I am looking forward to getting started. As you know we work very hard and we have a great time in
More informationDAILY CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS AND ROUTINE
PHS Orchestra Course Syllabus 2008-09 Jeffrey Campbell, Director 810-225-5270 jcampbel@pcs.k12.mi.us Welcome to the PHS Orchestra. Every fine music program has high standards, not only in performance,
More informationDear Band Parents, Thanks for your continued support! Sincerely, Mr. Jonathan Willis.
Dear Band Parents, Welcome back to school! I cannot wait to get started this year. If you are new to the band program, we will have an informational meeting on Tuesday August 28 th at 5:30 in which your
More informationRiver Bend Middle School
River Bend Middle School 2017-2018 Band Handbook - 1 - Crystal Webb, Band Director River Bend Middle School (828) 241-2754 Crystal_webb@catawbaschools.net August 2017 Dear Band Parents and Students, Welcome
More informationINSTRUMENT ACQUISITION
All policies in the Memorial Middle School Handbook will be enforced. All information in this handbook is in addition to those policies in the Memorial Middle School Handbook. INSTRUMENT ACQUISITION It
More informationThe Tohickon Middle School Band Handbook
The Tohickon Middle School Band Handbook Ms. Sarah J. McGahey smcgahey@cbsd.org 267-893-3300 ex. 6358 1 Welcome to Band! September, 2016 Dear Students and Parents, Welcome to the 2016 2017 year of band
More informationHarmony Winds
Harmony Winds 2012-2013 Personnel Alan Francis, Director Matthew Kansler, Manager Tamika Gorski, Percussion Assistant The Hartt School Community Division 200 Bloomfield Avenue West Hartford, CT 06117 Phone:
More information6 th Grade Band Handbook
6 th Grade Band Handbook Teacher: Times: Mr. Takagi Once a week full band rehearsal on Thursdays, 3rd Period. Once a week, group pull-out lessons on Wednesdays based on a rotating schedule. Philosophy
More informationKENT STATE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA SYLLABUS Fall Semester, 2016
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA SYLLABUS Fall Semester, 2016 COURSE NUMBERS: Undergraduate: 45212 Masters: 55212 Doctoral: 75212 PREREQUISITES: 45212: Audition 55212: Graduate standing and audition 75212:
More informationTHE J.C. BOOTH BAND HANDBOOK
BAND PARENTS: PLEASE READ THIS THOROUGHLY ************************************************* THE J.C. BOOTH BAND HANDBOOK This band handbook is for the J.C. Booth Middle School band members and their parents.
More informationElementary Band Handbook Year
Elementary Band Handbook Year 2012-2013 Do Everything Better Than You Did Before 5 th Grade Band 6 th Grade Band Tri-Village Elementary Band Handbook Introduction The Tri-Village Band Department is designed
More informationBAND HANDBOOK SCULLEN MIDDLE SCHOOL. Directors Graham Heise Lisa Lehman
2011-2012 BAND HANDBOOK SCULLEN MIDDLE SCHOOL Directors Graham Heise Lisa Lehman Dear Parents and Students, Welcome to the Band Department at Scullen Middle School! We are very excited about the 2011-2012
More informationCourse Description Learning outcomes
Don Wright Faculty of Music Western University Symphony Orchestra 2018-2019 Music 1901, 2901, 3901, 4901 /9528 Time: Tuesday and Thursday, 3:30-5:30pm, MB 27 Conductors: Simone Luti and Tyrone Paterson
More informationHIGHFIELDS STATE SCHOOL
HIGHFIELDS STATE SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM BRASS, WOODWIND, PERCUSSION STRINGS HANDBOOK 2018 0 HIGHFIELDS STATE SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM Strings / Woodwind / Brass / Percussion INTRODUCTION
More informationHandbook Contents: - Medical Release Form* - Private Lesson Form - Alvin ISD Extracurricular Code of Conduct* - Handbook Signature Page*
Handbook 2015-2016 Contents: Calendar General Information Student Expectations Grading Policy Band Supplies Order Form Band Parent/Volunteer Info Travel Consent/Medical Release Form Private Lessons Info
More informationBLUE VALLEY NORTHWEST BAND PROGRAM
BLUE VALLEY NORTHWEST BAND PROGRAM BAND HANDBOOK 2017-2018 Adam Lundine Director of Bands ahlundine@bluevalleyk12.org Melissa Askren Assistant Director of Bands maskren@bluevalleyk12.org Website address:
More informationMr. Chris Bowen, Director of Bands 825 SW 28th St. Okeechobee, Fl 34974
Mr. Chris Bowen, Director of Bands 825 SW 28th St. Okeechobee, Fl 34974 Dear Parents and Students, August 13, 2018 As we begin the 2018-2019 school year, I am looking forward to a very successful and enjoyable
More informationECMS Band Handbook Contact Information
Contact Information Band Director: Mr. Daniel Simmons E-mail Address: dsimmons@ecpps.k12.nc.us Address: 1066 Northside Road, Elizabeth City, NC 27909 School Phone: (252) 335-2974, ext. 217 School Fax:
More informationCURTIS JUNIOR HIGH-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA MANUAL
CURTIS JUNIOR HIGH-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA MANUAL 2017-2018 Dear Curtis Junior High and High School Orchestra Students and Parents, Welcome to the 2017-2018 school year! My name is Mr. Grenzner, and
More informationStudents are given the opportunity to select which instrument they would like to learn. Lessons are available on the following instruments:
1 This handbook is for students in one or more of the following categories: 1. A Year 5 student participating in the Year 5 Instrumental Program all Year 5 students are provided with no extra cost tuition
More informationCarl Sandburg Middle School
Carl Sandburg Middle School 2018-2019 Instrumental Handbook Laura Nee Band and Orchestra Director Dear Parents and Guardians, Welcome to the Carl Sandburg Middle School Band Program! Students learn the
More informationPersonnel. Alan Francis, Director. Caitlin Yovino, Manager Tamika Gorski, Percussion Assistant
Personnel Alan Francis, Director Caitlin Yovino, Manager Tamika Gorski, Percussion Assistant The Hartt School Community Division 200 Bloomfield Avenue West Hartford, CT 06117 Phone: (860) 768-4451 Email:
More informationLakewood High School
Lakewood High School Lancer Band Department Handbook 2016-2017 Mrs. Lauren Domenick, Director of Bands ldomenick@laca.org Mr. Derek Shell, Assistant Director of Bands dshell@laca.org 9331 Lancer Rd. Hebron,
More informationHIGHFIELDS STATE SCHOOL
HIGHFIELDS STATE SCHOOL General WELCOME TO THE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM The instrumental music program provides tuition in concert band instruments and strings. Students have the opportunity to learn
More informationScarsdale Middle School Eighth Grade Band Band Handbook Mr. Lieto
2016-2017 Scarsdale Middle School Eighth Grade Band Band Handbook Mr. Lieto Name Day Period Welcome Back! Scarsdale Middle School Eighth Grade Band! This is a very exciting time for you as you begin your
More informationFort Defiance High School Fall 2015
Course: Instructor: Course Objective: Descriptions: Materials: Rules: Advanced Band (1st and 3rd Block) Ms. Flake To provide students with positive musical and educational experiences through the process
More informationBrown Middle School Chorus
Brown Middle School Chorus Information Handbook School Year 2018-2019 Mr. Bailey-Adams, Director email: matthew_baileyadams@newon.k12.ma.us website: https://mattbbaileyadams.wordpress.com/ September 2018
More informationRondout School Bands
Welcome Back! 2016-2017 Concert Band Handbook Enclosed is this year s concert schedule and grading policies. Please review and return the Concert Band Agreement form by September 1st, signed by both student
More information7 th and 8 th Grade. Varsity Band
LION PRIDE BAND June 27, 2017 Welcome to the Lion Pride Band! This packet contains many things you might have questions about. After you ve read the information, please follow the steps below to register
More informationLakeshore Middle School Band Handbook
Lakeshore Middle School Band Handbook 2018-2019 This image cannot currently be displayed. Mrs. Kathryn L. Redling, Director of Bands: Lakeshore Middle School 244 Lakeshore School Drive Mooresville, NC
More information