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Thursday, February 23 Detailed Schedule
Cochero Pare 4:00 PM - 4:50 PM The forum will extend past 5:20 a
arr. Conrado Monier reception for students of hearty hors
Producciones Colibrí Exhibitor’s Showcase d’oeuvres.
Shall I Compare Thee? Presenters: Jennaya Robison and
Kara Stacy Bedwell Elaine Hagenberg Music Ryan Beeken
Excelcia Music Publishing Duke Energy CC 2nd Floor
Meeting Rooms 260-262
Rise, Shine! 5:00 PM - 5:50 PM
arr. Marques L. A. Garrett New Music for SATB and SSA
and Tom Trenney Choirs from Elaine Hagenberg Exhibitor’s Showcase
MorningStar Music Publishers
Oxford University Press
4:30 PM - 5:20 PM
5:30 PM - 6:00 PM + Reception following Duke Energy CC 2nd Floor
sponsored by Hal Leonard Meeting Rooms 260-262
4 Missouri State University
Chorale Student Activities Forum Selection of OUP’s recent publish-
Cameron F. LaBarr, conductor (Open to Both Tracks) ing with favored composers leading
their works. Sacred and Secular.
A City Called Heaven Cincinnati Music Hall
arr. Leonard de Paur Wilk’s Studio Junior High/Middle School
Oxford University Press R&R Deep Dive
ACDA Student Activities invites
The Song We Sing our registered, student conference
William Averitt attendees to participate in a student Duke Energy CC 3rd Floor
Walton Music Junior Ballroom B
forum, “Becoming the Change Our
Fever Dreams World Needs.” This immersive ex- Dive into the Middle
Erich Eastman perience allows student members to
Manuscript form partnerships within the ACDA “Dive into the middle” with Clin-
community and discuss what it means ton Hardy as he explores four pieces
Radiance Untethered to impact our world through music. of upper middle school/junior high
John Wykoff Participants will participate in dis- literature. He will teach you how he
Walton Music cussion of diverse career paths and has taught these pieces in the past
networking as they plan to enter the and give you some of his insights
profession. The forum is facilitated on how to teach complex music to
by ACDA Student Activities Co- middle school students. We often
Chairs: Ryan Beeken and Jennaya think, “Oh, they’re just in middle
Robison. The forum will include school. They can’t do that.” Yes, yes
“speed-chatting” round tables fa- they can! Let’s challenge our middle
cilitated by leaders in the profession school/junior high students by using
ranging from experts in children’s effective strategies while teaching
choirs, high school choral music, upper-level literature.
community choirs, collegiate/uni-
versity level choirs, and composers. Presenter: Clinton Hardy
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