2015 TCDA Convention Program Vol 32 No 2 by Texas Choral Directors Association

TEXAS CHORAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION

JULY 60TH ANNUAL CONVENTION | 23–26 2015

Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center | San Antonio, Texas

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contents

4 officers 5 candidates 10 past presidents 13 performing groups 14 conductors/accompanists/

student conductors

15 scholarships 16 about Dominick DiOrio 17 about Susan LaBarr 18 honor choir/directors chorus 20–37 schedule center music pull-out 38 clinicians, by division 49 exhibitors/sustaining members 56 exhibitors by business 58 exhibit hall map 61 CPE sheet 63 door prize tickets 65 suggestions

Exhibits Open: Fri. 7/24 & Sat. 7/25, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday 7/26, 9:00 am – 12 noon Please make time to visit the exhibits. Learn about the latest educational tools and resources; say thanks to our longtime exhibitors; meet new exhibitors; do some shopping! Let our exhibitors know how important they are to TCDA.

Complimentary Childcare! Sponsored by Pride of Texas Music Festival & World View Travel Available Times: Thursday 7/23, 10:00 am – 10:00 pm Friday 7/24 & Saturday 7/25, 7:30 am – 10:00 pm Sunday 7/26, 8:00 am – 12 noon Rooms 209 and 211 (upstairs, rear of convention center) Provided by Fit for a King 20 years’ experience • Bonded • Trained in CPR and First Aid

Tear-outs Your program booklet contains a pre-signed CPE form (p. 61), Door Prize Tickets (p. 63), a Suggestion and Survey form (p. 65), and Soiree Drink Tickets (p. 65).

Online Voting This Year! All Active members are eligible to vote (per TCDA Bylaws). On-site voting will remain open until Friday, July 24, at noon!

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66 survey You can find the handouts and much more at

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TCDA Officers Greetings from the President Welcome to the 60th Annual TCDA Convention!

Billy Talley president

On behalf of the TCDA Board of Directors, let me say thank you for attending this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s convention. As the next three days unfold, I know you are going to be energized and inspired by the many outstanding workshops, concerts, and interest sessions. For the past sixty years, TCDA has played an important role in the educational and musical growth of choral directors and music teachers across Texas and across the nation. Although many elements of the TCDA convention have changed over the years, one thing remains the same: TCDA is about advancing the cause of choral music in Texas. Make a point this week to meet some new friends. Reach out to someone who might look a little lost. We are all on the same team. We share a common interest in choral music and we share many common challenges. And together, maybe we can find solutions. There is strength in community. We are so glad you have chosen to celebrate this very special 60th Anniversary edition of TCDA! Your TCDA Board is ready and willing to assist you in any way possible. We want to meet you. We want to help make this your most beneficial (and fun!) TCDA convention ever!

Kari Gilbertson president-elect

Sincerely, Billy Talley

Jeff Rice past president

Lynne Gackle college/community vp

Robin Brockway-Nichols high school vp

Jennifer Gallagher middle school vp

Sharon Lutz executive director

Michele Hobizal elementary vp

Joshua Taylor church vp

Terry Berrier secretary/treasurer

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candidates

the TCDA Board of Directors HIGH SCHOOL VP Brandon Farren has been teaching for 17 years in Texas at the Middle School, 3A, 4A and 5A High School levels. He currently teaches at Canyon HS. Canyon HS features six award winning performing ensembles and a music theory program. Brandon began his teaching career at Bowie MS and for two years was the assistant director at Tascosa HS in Amarillo under Billy Talley. In fall 2002, Brandon began his current position as head director at Canyon HS and under his direction, the choirs performed at the 2007 and 2011 TMEA conventions. In addition to being active as an adjudicator, Brandon conducts region clinics/ concerts across the state. He served TMEA as Men’s Choir section leader, Region Chair and is the TMEA Area A Vocal Chair. He is a member of TCDA, MOWT, TMEA, TMAA and ACDA. Brandon has been nominated for campus teacher of the year multiple times and has served as Director of Music Ministries at Westminster Presbyterian Church for sixteen years. He earned a BME from West Texas A&M University in 1998. If elected I would like to put into practice what we all preach to our choirs. Our goals as teachers are to inspire our students to become competent and outstanding musicians while striving for excellence. We achieve these goals not through “good” concerts but through dedicated rehearsals and outstanding literature. This is what our conventions should bring out in us. We wouldn’t allow our students to miss the incredible opportunities presented daily, and we should strive to hold ourselves to the same standard. By focusing our conventions on organization, inspiration, literature, recruiting, retention and fellowship, we will collaborate and hasten our development in areas that are new and full of untapped potential. I have been inspired many times at TCDA conventions by both seasoned professionals and firstyear teachers. I want to continue the great work that is our foundation and break into new areas of instruction and

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encouragement. Together we make an unstoppable force as we showcase the difference music can make in the lives of students and in our communities. It would be a blessing and an honor to be your next TCDA High School Vice President. David Landgrebe is in his 11th year at Spring HS and in his fourth year as the head choral director, leading a choral program of 350 students. David’s choirs consistently earn sweepstakes awards at UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Contest. Under his direction the Spring HS Chorale, Chorale Women, and Chamber Choirs have been named a national or commended winner six times in the Mark of Excellence contest, and last year Spring HS was named a Grammy Signature School national semi-finalist for the first time. In the last three years Spring HS choirs have been invited performers with the University of Houston, Sam Houston State University, Louisiana State University, West Texas A&M University, and the Houston Chamber Choir. David served as the facilities chair & convention coordinator for the vocal division of TMEA in 2008 and 2009, and as a facilities and equipment manager for the 2010 TMEA convention. He served multiple terms as tabulations chair for Region IX and assisted with registration technology from 2002-2010 during the TCDA convention. David is currently in his third term as the Area D vocal chair for TMEA. In 2007 David was named an inaugural recipient of the TCDA Distinguished Young Director Award. His professional affiliations include ACDA, TCDA, TMEA, Phi Kappa Phi and Pi Kappa. If elected I remember attending my first TCDA convention in the summer of 2002 as a college student and division assistant tagging along with Dr. Betsy Weber and a crew of college students from the University of Houston. If elected, I will work tirelessly to help TCDA continue to innovate and grow. Every summer there are more and more choral positions that go unfilled and the enrollment in choral programs in the state continues to

increase. I truly believe that every choral student in the state deserves a highly qualified, passionate choral director and TCDA is such an important resource for Texas choral directors. There are still many ways we can help both our first-year teachers and our successful veteran teachers. I would be honored and humbled to serve my colleagues in this capacity. Thomas J. Rinn is in his 14th year as a Texas HS choir director and in his first year as the Head Choral Director at Colleyville Heritage HS following a nine-year tenure as head choir director at Juan Seguin HS and previous positions at Clear Lake HS, John Jay HS and the Houston Boychoir. In 2010 the Seguin HS Chamber Choir was honored to perform as an invited choir at the TMEA Convention. Thomas served as vocalchair for TMEA Region V, as a member and chair of the TCDA hospitality committee, as a clinician for both TCDA and TMEA conventions (most recently as a clinician at the 2014 TCDA Convention), as section leader for the All-State Choir on three occasions, and currently serves on the state UIL Sight-Reading Committee. He is a frequent clinician, adjudicator, and presenter of teacher training nationwide with engagements most recently in Texas, Michigan, Florida, Tennessee, and Colorado. Thomas holds a BME, magna cum laude, from the University of Texas at San Antonio, and a MME from Florida State University. If elected The professional organizations in Texas are a key component to the outstanding music education offered in our state. TCDA played an important role in my development as a young teacher and continues to influence me as I strive to learn and grow each year. In a climate where few teachers are afforded the benefit of an underwritten trip to TCDA, and our methods of receiving and previewing new choral music continue to move to an electronic medium, TCDA must evolve to remain a relevant organization to our membership. If elected, I will work to continue the incredible work of our

past leaders in producing a meaningful convention that offers repertoire, ideas, and professional connections that support and inspire us in our classrooms. I will “think outside the box” to find ways to support young teachers, engage them in our convention, and ultimately build them into leaders in the organization. I pledge to work tirelessly in pursuing this goal and helping to preserve the rich tradition of TCDA while also pushing it into a new era that will serve us well into the future.

meaningful opportunities in professional growth for our own MS/JH directors by utilizing them in future TCDA presentations; work hard to continue the strong and popular tradition of our TCDA Middle School Honor Choir by bringing in the best conductor for this age who selects superior repertoire for our adolescent singers; and lastly, work collaboratively with other members of the board as well as with my esteemed middle school colleagues in making the choices that benefit the organization as a whole.

high teachers. I believe that TCDA can be a network of support for new teachers. If elected, I will continue to provide a quality convention experience for its membership, uphold the standard of excellence in choral music in Texas, and explore ways to support and mentor our new teachers. I am honored to be a nominee for the office of MS/JH Vice President and I appreciate your consideration. I would love to serve the membership of TCDA as the MS/JH Division Vice President.

MS/JH VICE PRESIDENT

Connie Horton is in her 20th year of teaching choral music in Conroe ISD and in her sixth year at McCullough JH. Under her direction, the McCullough choirs consistently earn sweepstakes ratings at UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Contest. The McCullough Mixed Choir was named a commended winner of the Mark of Excellence Award in 2013; the Choir was an invited choir at the ACDA Cambiata Institute in May 2014, and performed as an invited choir at the 2015 TMEA Convention. Prior to teaching junior high choir, Connie taught fifth and sixth grade general music and choir for fourteen years. During her ten years at Mitchell Intermediate, she had two elementary TMEA invited choirs (2005 and 2008) and she was named “Teacher of the Year” in 2005. Connie has organized and hosted Conroe ISD choral events and served on several Fine Arts curriculum committees. In addition to her work in CISD, she served as the TCDA Elementary Division Vice President (2004–2006) and as the TMEA Region IX Junior High Vocal Coordinator (2011–2014). Connie serves as a guest clinician, conductor, and adjudicator around the state. She holds a BME from Sam Houston State University.

Carisa Niemeyer is in her second year as Head Director of Choirs at Forest Meadow JH in the Richardson ISD, serving previously as associate director for five years. On her campus, Carisa serves as Fine Arts Department Chair, Collaborative Learning Facilitator, as a member of the Instructional Leadership Team, and a Student Council sponsor. She was selected as FMJH’s 2014-15 Teacher of the Year. In summer 2012, Carisa received the TCDA Distinguished Young Director Award. She serves as an active clinician and adjudicator and is a member of TMEA and TCDA. Most recently, she has been a contributing author for the forthcoming Hal Leonard/ McGraw Hill choral textbook, Voices in Concert. Carisa received a BA in Music, summa cum laude, in December 2007, and a BBA in Finance, summa cum laude, both from Texas Tech University. In addition to her collegiate studies, Carisa completed all four levels of coursework for her Kodály Certification at the West Texas Kodály Institute.

Tammy Benton is in her 18th year as director of the Midway MS Choral program. The program has an enrollment of 340 seventh and eighth grade students in six performing choirs. The program takes four choirs to UIL each year. They consistently earn sweepstakes and high accolades, and frequently participate in All-Region auditions and TCDA Honor Choirs. Tammy leads workshops in the state on teaching middle school choirs, specifically in recruiting, building and teaching boys’ choirs, and receives invitations to clinic and conduct Region choirs in Texas. Her Combined Boys’ Choir receives numerous invitations to perform, including the 2005 and 2011 TMEA conventions and the 2013 National ACDA Convention. The Boys’ Choir performed for the 2005 White House Christmas. Tammy was guest conductor for the 2013 ACDA Louisiana MS/JH Honor Choir. She served as a clinician for TMEA and TCDA and received a TCDA 2012 Glenda Casey scholarship. Tammy served on a TMAC/ TMEA committee as well as on the Texas UIL/PML Committee. She is also a supervising teacher and mentor to Baylor music students. Tammy received a BME and a MM from Baylor University. Her professional affiliations include TMEA, TCDA and ACDA. If elected It is a privilege for me to accept the invitation for candidacy on our TCDA Board of Directors. If elected, I promise to find the best in choral selections that are educational, interesting, creative and age appropriate for our General Reading Sessions; actively pursue the very best available clinicians/conductors that will bring energy, creativity and inspiration to our convention workshops; provide

If elected My introduction to TCDA was through my husband, Bob Horton. The first convention I remember was in July 2002. I had the privilege of helping Wanetta Hill with the Elementary Honor Choir. I fell in love with TCDA at that convention and haven’t missed one since. If elected, my goal will be to continue to provide the division with a convention that includes beneficial workshops, the best new music, and a quality honor choir experience for the students who participate. Looking forward, I would like to explore ways we can help, nurture and encourage new middle school/junior

If elected I will be overjoyed! TCDA has been such an influential force in my development as an educator that I will strive to continue and foster the commitment to excellence so clearly established by past and present TCDA boards. Teaching junior high is the ‘best of both worlds’ since students are young enough to mold as they move toward their futures but old enough to have fun with as well. Understanding and embracing the wild world of junior high choir drives me to improve each day. I will work to bring in presenters who share this drive, find music that feeds this drive, and establish procedures that facilitate this drive. Both my involvement in the business world and my experience in the classroom afford me the ability to come up

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with organized and practical ideas while developing creative implementations and avenues. The winding road to my first love, teaching music, has led me to this place of passion, dedication, and gratitude. I would be honored to serve TCDA.

S E C R E T A R Y- T R E A S U R E R Davina Hendrix has been a music educator in Texas for 17 years. She has been privileged to teach middle and high school choirs in Tomball and in The Woodlands. Davina is in her ninth year as head director at Pflugerville HS. Choirs under her direction have received consistent sweepstakes at UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Contest. Pflugerville HS Varsity Women’s Choir had the honor to perform at TMEA in 2012. Davina served as Region 18 Vocal Chair from 20102014, All-State Treble Choir section leader, and is currently Region Treasurer. An active clinician, conductor and adjudicator for UIL contests across the state, Davina is a magna cum laude graduate of Stephen F. Austin State University, earning a BME in 1998. Her professional affiliates include TMEA, TCDA, and TMAA. If elected Where would I be without TCDA and the amazing choir directors in our state that encourage and support each other? If elected, I hope to give back the many experiences, opportunities, and amazing ideas I have received while attending the TCDA conventions. Hosting contests and concerts for TMEA and UIL has given me the administrative experience necessary for this position. As TCDA continues to grow, I would bring the efficiency and organizational skills I have developed through serving to continue the hard work of our board members, both past and present. I will diligently work to improve the logistics of registration and serve you, the members of TCDA. From the music reading sessions, to dinner with colleagues, our TCDA convention is a time of renewal. The opportunity to run for a TCDA office is an honor, and I will serve this membership with the same support, commitment, and dedication you have given me throughout my career.

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Leigh Ann McClure is a child of two music educators. Leigh Ann is in her ninth year as head director of the Keller Central HS Choral Music Department. In that time, the program has grown to almost 400 singers with three directors and four voice instructors. Leigh Ann previously taught in Arlington, Cleburne, and Alvarado. Her choirs are consistent UIL sweepstakes trophy recipients and have been named “Outstanding Overall” at several festivals. In addition to having numerous TMEA All-State Choir members, she regularly teaches all-state camps at several universities and is an active adjudicator, clinician, and honor choir conductor. She served TMEA as Region Secretary, MS/JH Region Coordinator, Region Vocal Chair, and organizer of the All-State Women’s Choir. In 2013, Leigh Ann was honored by UIL as a recipient of the state’s “Sponsor of Excellence” award. She is currently serving as Vocal Vice-President of TMAA and is Director of Music and Worship at Saginaw United Methodist Church. One of her greatest joys is singing with Schola Cantorum of Texas. Leigh Ann received a BME degree from Baylor University and a MME from The University of North Texas.

Theresa Whatley is enjoying her tenth year as Choir Director at Austin Academy, a Title I magnet school for gifted and talented students in the Garland ISD. Her choirs have consistently earned sweepstakes ratings at UIL and superior ratings at the Hawaiian Falls Choral Festival in Garland, where Austin choirs have been selected as Grand Champions and Best in Class numerous times. In 2011 and 2013, the Austin Academy A Cappella Choir was selected to perform at the Texas Coalition for Quality Arts Education Fine Arts Day at the Capitol. Theresa has presented workshops at TCDA, the New Teacher Academy, in-services for local districts, and serves as an adjudicator in Texas. She served on the principal-selected Campus Leadership Committee and is an active leader in her district, serving as Lead Teacher for Garland ISD and as Secretary for the Region 3 MS Vocal Division. She is a cum laude graduate of Texas A&M University-Commerce, earning a BS in Music Education, and she will graduate from Texas A&M University-Commerce in August with a MM with a Secondary Choral Education emphasis. Theresa is a member of ACDA, TCDA, TMEA, and TMAA.

If elected I will make decisions that are influenced not only by where I am, but also where I’ve been---a middle school choir director, a high school choir director in programs ranging from 3A to 6A classifications, and a church musician serving both small and large congregations. Through it all, TCDA has been a place of growth and inspiration. My church musicians have relished the TCDA Festival Chorus experience, my choir officers have been inspired by TCDA Student Day sessions, and those who have sung in TCDA honor choirs will always treasure that experience. It is important that TCDA continue to provide sessions and experiences that will inspire and enrich choral musicians serving in rural and urban communities, small and larger programs, and sacred as well as secular settings. In order to remain relevant, TCDA must continue serving our diverse membership by providing opportunities pertinent to all these populations. I would be honored to serve TCDA as Secretary/ Treasurer.

If elected I am passionate about the importance of TCDA because it has been an incredibly important part of my career, providing educational resources, inspiration, and networking opportunities. The importance of TCDA to young educators and seasoned educators alike simply cannot be overstated. I would be honored to serve as Secretary-Treasurer and will do anything that will help TCDA continue to provide enriching conventions and opportunities to its members. I feel I am uniquely equipped to serve TCDA in this position because I am very organized, think creatively and enjoy hearing others’ perspectives. When provided with the opportunity, I am eager to provide possible solutions to challenges presented. I think a solid work ethic, desire to learn, and great concern for always giving my very best makes me a strong candidate for this position of service.

Welcome to the 2015 Convention First of all, Happy Anniversary to TCDA! Celebrating 60 years of history says a lot about the commitment and dedication of our choral directors in Texas. In my four years with TCDA, I am continually amazed at the talent of our members. I am in awe of your ability to join together and create such beautiful music. Our Sing-In is a wonderful example, and I am so pleased we are offering it again this year. After all, creating and enjoying beautiful music together is what the TCDA convention is all about. I am grateful to work with such a professional group of people, and our convention would not exist without all of you coming together every year. I am impressed with the many talented clinicians, conductors, and accompanists offering their time and expertise to our members. This event would not be possible without the dedication of our volunteers, from our student workers and conductors to our committee members, and last but not least, our TCDA Board members. “TCDA Could Not Exist Without You” is really true. On behalf of the entire TCDA family, thanks for all you do! Let’s celebrate this anniversary as we not only look backward to celebrate our history but forward, to many more years of singing together. Have Fun! Sharon Lutz | Executive Director | Sharon@tcda.net

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Join Us for a Sing-In Concert of

Schubert’s Mass in G Thursday, July 23, 5:00 pm – Ballroom A 4:00–5:00 pm Closed Rehearsal for Orchestra Only Back by popular demand, this year’s Sing-In will be conducted by Dr. Betsy Cook Weber. All members of TCDA, TODA, and TBA are invited to sing in our performance of Schubert’s Mass in G. The orchestra will be graciously provided by TODA. Please bring your own score (we suggest the G. Schirmer edition, available for purchase outside Ballroom A). All members of TCDA, TODA, and TBA, as well as families and guests, are welcome to join us for another fantastic performance!

A very special thanks to our sponsor, Maestro by Tumlare, Performance Tour Specialists, for their support of this event.

Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Friday and Saturday 7:30 am – 10:30 am

Ballroom A Pre-Function Area Sponsored by Alfred Music

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past presidents of TCDA

Earl Tom Keel

Bev Henson

Jack Glover

James Ramsey

1957

1969–71

Carroll Barnes

1981–83

Debbie Helm–Daniel

1993–95

1958

Mike Johnstone

1961–63

1963–64

Cloys Webb

Karl Hickfang

1965–67

1967–69

Jim Casey

Rosemary Heffley

1971–73

1973–75

Ken Fulton

Jim Shephard

Melva Sebesta

Nick Boltz

Loyd Hawthorne

Glenda Casey

Bobbie Douglass

1989–91

1991–93

Randy Talley

Marsha Carlisle

John Hemmenway

Donald Bailey

Michael O’Hern

1983–85

1995–97

1985–87

1997–99

1975–77

1987–89

1999–2001

1977–79

2001–03

1979–81

Jan Juneau

2003–05

Future TCDA Convention Dates:

Danny Detrick

2005–07

Bob Horton

2007–09

Amy Allibon

2009–11

Jeff Rice

2011–13

July 21–24, 2016 July 20–23, 2017 July 26–29, 2018 July 25–28, 2019 July 23–26, 2020

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performing groups In its nineteenth season, the Texas Master Chorale is a mixed choral ensemble of 100 auditioned singers performing in northwest Harris County. The choir performs a variety of choral masterworks from classical to contemporary and from sacred to secular. They have performed at The Centrum, Wortham Center, Festival Hill in Round Top, and various venues in the north Houston area. International tours include Italy, Germany, France, Holland, and Austria. Brad Bouley, the founder and Artistic Director of the Texas Master Chorale, also serves as Director of Fine Arts for the Tomball ISD, and as Executive Secretary for Region IX UIL Music Division.

The Texas Master Chorale Friday, July 24, 4:00 pm

The Cathedral Music Ministry of Corpus Christi officially began in 1984 under the leadership and support of Bishop Rene H. Gracida, Bishop Emeritus of Corpus Christi, and Msgr. Richard Shirley, formal Cathedral Rector. Lee Gwozdz is Director of Music for the Diocese and Choir, and Lupe Rivera serves as Assistant Director. The Ministry serves the Cathedral Parish, the Concert Series, the Diocese, the Television Ministry and worldwide web broadcasts with over seven choirs and a membership of over The Corpus Christi Cathedral Choir 250 talented volunteers. The Pontifical Friday, July 24, 7:00 pm Chorale served his Holiness Pope John Travis Park United Methodist Church (see page 26 for directions) Paul II (now Saint John Paul II) in the Papal Masses in San Antonio in 1987, the Feast of Corpus Christi in Rome in 1993, World Youth Day in Denver 1993, and a sold-out Basilica fundraising concert featuring Mozart’s Requiem at St. John Lateran in Rome in 2004.

Home Free

Saturday, July 25, 8:00 pm Sponsored by JW Pepper

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When country a cappella band Home Free was crowned Season 4 Champions of NBC’s The Sing-Off, their victory was by no means the beginning of a career for the five country stars from Minnesota—rather it was a satisfying culmination of nearly a decade of hard work and commitment to a vocal craft growing in popularity. Founded by brothers Chris and Adam Rupp during their college years in the early 2000s, Home Free had been perfecting their live show for years prior to The Sing-Off, performing together for crowds in countless state and county fairs, on college campuses, in front of Fortune 500 companies, and in theaters across the country. It was their experience on the road that carried them to a SingOff victory, swelling their fan base and bringing their homegrown country style into the national spotlight. Home Free continues to entertain audiences nationwide with their high-energy show peppered with quickwitted humor that meshes Nashville standards with pop hits dipped in country flavor.

Accompanists

Conductors Josh Brown

Carolyn Cruse

Michele Dial

Kammi Estelle

Jeanna Baibos

Debby Barkey

Christie Bean

Carl Braden

Kristen Gossett

Joni Jensen

George Martin

Joey Martin

Clinton Bray

Thomas Froehlich

Stephanie Hicks

Stephen Holcomb

Kay Sherrill

Andrea Snouffer

Patricia Neighbors Jill Norwood

Sigurd Øgaard

Marie Rogers

Ed Snouffer

Stefanie Stephens

Will Varner

Janwin Overstreet-Goode David Rives

Diana Taylor

Harry Wooten

Peter Steenblik

Student Conductors Jennifer Zaccagni

Jelisa Baker TAMU–Commerce

Robert Boren Stephen F. Austin

Jordan Brown Austin College

Shannon Conboy SMU

Jamie Couch Southwestern Univ

Ellen Donaldson Abilene Christian

Grant Easdon Texas Tech Univ

Roberto Garza II UT Pan American

Terry Livingston Mary Hardin-Baylor

Amy McKinney Baylor Univ

Mariah Mendoza Texas Woman’s Univ

Mark Patterson Prairie View A&M

Carissa Reyes Texas A&M Kingsville

Stephanie Reyes Texas State Univ

Shawn Simonson Lamar University

Krystal Smith Tarleton State

Sarah Stevens UTSA

Tess Varlack Hardin-Simmons

Miguel Zuniga UT Brownsville

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TCDA Scholarships In its 60th year, TCDA wishes to express its heartfelt thanks for the continued support of its scholarship donors. For many years, TCDA has provided valuable scholarship funds to students pursuing degrees that prepare them for a future music educator career. The 2015 recipients will be recognized at this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s business meeting. Members can donate when they renew membership to TCDA, or at anytime during the year. Non-member donations are welcome as well! Online gifts can be made anytime at www.tcda.net, or donations can be sent to the TCDA office. Our special thanks to Donald Bailey, TCDA Member and Past President, for establishing a now fully funded Endowed Scholarship entitled the Donald L. Bailey Endowed Student Scholarship. This scholarship provides tuition assistance to college students majoring in choral or church music. The James Edward Matheny Endowed Scholarship remains in the fundraising stage before it can be formally established as a perpetually endowed scholarship. You can assist by considering a small donation to bring this scholarship to its full establishment. Honoring James Matheny, a gifted choral director and a committed teacher and mentor, this scholarship provides tuition assistance to recent high school graduates and entering college freshmen, with a goal to major in choral music education or vocal performance.

We are pleased to announce our 2015 TCDA Scholarship Recipients

Scholarship Donors (as of June 17, 2015)

Abbott-IPCO Chris Ahrens Kimberley Ahrens Joseph Akers Janet Allphin Melanie Altman Kathryn Amshoff Lauree Aschen Saundra Ashworth Archie D. Bailey Carroll Barnes Tammy Benton Terry Berrier Amanda Bond Patricia Bonner Sandy Borrego Douglas Boyer Emily Brackney Carl Braden Lynn Brinckmeyer Robin BrockwayNichols Kathy Brodhead Joshua Brown Dianne Brumley Robert Buchanan Darren Campion Michelle Capdau Alexander Carr Roni Carrasco Jennifer Carter Nicole Catoire Andre Clark Betsy Clark Thomas Coker Lorelai Cole Rose Collins Karen Cook Dylan Corder Melinda Cotten Melinda Cotten Sarah Council Nancy Crownover Carolyn Cruse

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Andrea Cruz Lauren Dastmalchian Stephanie Daugherty Christian De la Cruz Ashley Delaney Betty Devine R. Michele Dial Jason Dove Elizabeth Edwards Kerri Edwards Paula Edwards Paula Edwards Susan Elliott Pamela Elrod Marianne Engle Olivia Epperson Claudio Esquivel Joshua Heath Farr Charles Flores Jennifer Frierson Lynne Gackle Susan Galentine Jennifer Gallagher Gandy Ink Kimberly Gibson Kari Gilbertson Shelba Gorham-Bell Gregory Portland ISD Stephen Gusukuma Margaret Haddad Clinton Hardy Charles Hausmann Loyd Hawthorne Alison Haygood Sarah Herrington Bethany Hill Elliott Hines Michele Hobizal Robyn Hollimon Randy Hooper Hillary Howerton

Austin Ishee Molly JacksonMcConville Judith James Cindy Johnston Myron Karner Amy Kelley Jenny Kelly Evan Key Todd King Paula Knight Becky Knox Kathy Kuddes Elizabeth Kulbeth Cheri Lafferty David Landgrebe Ron Lange James Lee Angela Leonhardt Andrea Loer Maria Lorentzen Carl Lorey Tonya Lovorn Martha Low Asa Low Jr. Cyndie Lowry Sharon Lutz Nicki Lyford Grant Lyons Michael Lysinger Gary Mabry Jennifer Marrero Matthew Martin Connie Matheny Nancy Matheny Sandra Mattson Lizabeth McCabe Alan McClung Leigh Ann McClure Marguerite McCormick Caia McCullar Katherine McDaniel Kelly McDonald

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about Dominick DiOrio

by Beverly Schlegel

Dominick DiOrio Birthplace: Long Island, NY Education: Yale School of Music: DMA and MM in choral conducting; Ithaca College: BM in composition Current Position: Assistant Professor of Choral Conducting, Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, Bloomington, IN Awards: The American Prize in Composition (Professional Choral Division); ACDA Raymond Brock Prize; and many more Texas Connections: Director of Choral Activities at Long Star College-Montgomery, The Woodlands (2009–2012); resided in Houston, singing with Robert Simpson and the professional Houston Chamber Choir Website: www.dominickdiorio.com

Conductor and composer Dominick DiOrio is called “a young lion in the choral department, who expects wonders from the Indiana University musicians he directs” (The Herald Times). At 31 years old, Dominick leads NOTUS, IU’s Contemporary Vocal Ensemble, an auditioned chorus specializing in music of living composers. Under his leadership, NOTUS has performed for both national and regional conferences of ACDA and also as an invited ensemble for the Distinguished Concerts International New York Artist Series at Carnegie Hall. Dominick will premiere his newly commissioned work, An Irish Blessing, to be performed by the TCDA 2015 JH/MS Honor Choir, with guest conductor and composer Andrea Ramsey. Dominick describes the piece as a setting of the poignant text May the Road Rise Up to Meet You. “This text has been a favorite of mine for a long time, and this setting brings out the hopeful and aspirational qualities of the poetry with energetic rhythms in the piano and legato sweep in the voices.” Named Best Composer 2011 by the Houston Press, Dominick is becoming increasingly well known for his exciting and vibrant works for chorus. A Dome of ManyColoured Glass, for chorus and marimba, performed at the Dallas National Conference of ACDA by the Houston Chamber Choir. His new work, I Am, was featured on Seraphic Fire’s latest album, “Reincarnations.” Dominick has commissioned for many diverse groups, including the University of Richmond & eighth blackbird,

the Princeton Glee Club, Juventas New Music, the Cincinnati Boychoir, and the Commonwealth Youth Choirs. Of his commissioned work for TCDA, Dominick says, “My piece is dedicated fondly to conductor Dr. Andrea Ramsey and the members of the Texas Choral Directors Association 2015 MS/JH Honor Choir. After leaving a teaching position in Houston in 2012 to accept a job at Indiana University, I am positively delighted to return to Texas under such wonderful circumstances.” Dominick’s music has been heard all around the world, in venues as diverse as Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, and the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Museum of Fine Arts and the Rothko Chapel (Houston), the Oriental Arts Center (Shanghai), the Meyerson Symphony Center (Dallas) and the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts (Philadelphia). His works are published with Alliance, Boosey & Hawkes, Carl Fischer, Éditions à Couer-Joie, Edition Peters, G. Schirmer, Lorenz, Mark Foster, Oxford and Santa Barbara. Also a noted conductor and teacher, Dominick teaches undergraduate and graduate conducting at Indiana University, where he helps to train the next generation of choral conductors. Under these auspices, Dominick will be participating in the MS/JH Clinic entitled “Dr. Who: Prescriptions for Common Choir Ailments” on Friday, July 24. Please join us for the Honor Choir performance on Saturday, July 25, at 4:00 p.m.

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about Susan LaBarr

by Beverly Schlegel

Susan LaBarr Birthplace: Aurora, Missouri Education: Missouri State University: BA in music and MM in music theory. Studied piano with Dr. Peter Collins and composition with Dr. John Prescott Career: Published composer with works published through Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Morningstar Music, and Walton Music; Editor, Walton Music Awards: Opus Award for Two Songs of Love Lost: Forever Gone and At Dawn of Day; Missouri Composer Laureate 2012 and 2013; Composer-in-Residence for Tennessee Chamber Chorus 2012–2014 Website: www.susanlabarrmusic.com

In its 60th year, TCDA members can look forward to an exciting Directors Chorus with the premiere of a new commissioned piece by composer Susan LaBarr. Living and working in Missouri, Susan spends her days making music, a love she discovered as a student at Missouri State University (MSU). She credits her career success to her professors at Missouri State. “Many of my music professors, including Dr. Guy Webb (choral music), Dr. John Prescott (composition) and Dr. Peter Collins (piano) greatly influenced my learning and led me on the path to finding my passions and talents.” Named a Missouri Composer Laureate, Susan’s compositions are performed by university, high school, church and community choirs across the nation and Europe. “It has been a great honor to be the Missouri Composer Laureate. I am extremely proud to be a Missourian, so it has been a great privilege to represent my home state in this way. This experience has exposed my music to people who might not have heard it otherwise.” Along with the commissions Susan receives to create pieces for choirs, she often creates pieces for the MSU Chorale. “This is an extremely skilled choir that sings with a huge amount of emotion. Because of this, I can write anything for them, which allows me to be my most creative. My most recent piece for the Chorale was performed in Spring 2014, where I used poetry by Missouri-born poet Eugene Field.” Susan’s commissioned piece for TCDA is entitled I Should be Glad, and will be performed by TCDA members comprising the Directors Chorus. “My biggest challenge in writing a new work for a chorus made up

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of choral directors was finding the right text that would speak deeply to the directors.” She eventually settled on a beautiful Sara Teasdale poem entitled Compensation. I should be glad of loneliness And hours that go on broken wings, A thirsty body, a tired heart And the unchanging ache of things, If I could make a single song As lovely and as full of light, As hushed and brief as a falling star On a winter night. “This poem speaks of the tireless work that our choral directors put not only into making music but also into helping their students succeed and flourish. As working musicians, we all understand that much of our work goes unnoticed or uncompensated. Our reward is that we improve the world each time we put art into it. It is an honor to have composed this new work and to hear it brought to life by Dr. Sandra Snow and the 2015 Directors Chorus.” Susan has been a singer, pianist, and composer much of her life. She has composed pieces for alldistrict honor choirs in Missouri and has over 20 titles published. Susan is also participating in this year’s High School Student Leadership Day, presenting a segment entitled Composer Spotlight on Saturday, July 25. Please join us on Sunday, July 26, at 10:30 a.m. to hear one of Susan’s new works performed at this year’s Directors Chorus.

2015 MS/JH Honor Choir Concert Saturday 4:00 pm

Featuring Headliner Andrea Ramsey, Associate Director of Choral Studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Composer, conductor and music educator, Dr. Ramsey’s teaching experiences range from working with adolescent and children’s voices to frequent guest conducting of all-state and honor choirs, to her current position at the university. An ASCAPlus award-winning composer, Dr. Ramsey has over 70 published choral works in print. Dr. Ramsey believes strongly in the positive impact created through the performance of meaningful choral music. The 2015 Honor Choir will perform a premiere commissioned work by conductor and composer Dominick DiOrio. A Very Special Thanks to Our Honor Choir Section Leaders Grant Lyons, Joel Price, Tescille Riser, and Melissa Smith; and to our Honor Choir Organizers Mischa Brinkmeyer and Meridith Steiniger.

Directors Chorus Sunday 10:30 am

Featuring Headliner Sandra Snow, Professor of Choral Conducting and Music Education at Michigan State University College of Music. As conductor, teacher, and scholar, Dr. Snow’s work spans a wide variety of ages, abilities and music. She conducts the Michigan State University Women’s Chorale, an ensemble that has appeared at the ACDA Central Division Conference in 2008 and the National Conference in 2009. She conducts All-State and honor choirs across the U.S. Composed of TCDA members, the Directors Chorus will perform a premiere commissioned work by composer Susan LaBarr.

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Continuing a Tradition of Excellence

Department of Music

Choral/Vocal Studies sing.okstate.edu

THURSDAY

Texas Choral Directors Association 60th Annual Convention & New Music Reading Clinic

July 23–26, 2015 — Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

SCHEDULE (Times and locations subject to change) All sessions and workshops are held in the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center unless otherwise stated. KEY TO WORKSHOPS: A – All

E – Elementary M – Middle School/Junior High H – High School U – College/Community S – Student

C – Church

The Product Showcases listed throughout our program offer the latest ideas, products, and services to band, choral, and orchestra directors. We are very grateful for their interest and the financial support they provide our associations.

Time

Thursday, July 23

Location

7:00 am – 7:00 pm

Exhibitor Setup

Exhibit Hall C

7:00 am

TBA/TCDA/TODA Fun Run $10 registration fee

Corner of Alamo & Market

8:30 am – 6:00 pm

New Teacher Academy Brian Merrill, Academy Coordinator

Room 006

Topics include Classroom Mgmt/Discipline/Motivation, Resources for New Teachers, Creating a Culture of Success & much more

9:30 am

Golf Tournament Stan McGill, organizer

10:00 am – 10:00 pm Childcare Available (no meals provided) 12 years and younger

Republic Golf Club Room 209, 211

Sponsored by Pride of Texas Music Festivals & World View Travel

11:00 am – 1:00 pm

TMAA Executive Committee Mark McGahey, presider

Room 210

12:00 pm – 3:00 pm

TMEA Elementary Region Chair Luncheon/Training Juli Salzman, presider

Lonesome Dove

12:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Registration/Hospitality Open

West Registration Lobby

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

TMAA Committee on Standards of Adjudication & Performance Practices Greg Countryman, presider

Room 210

1:30 pm – 6:30 pm

UIL Choral Sight Reading Committee Duncan McMahan, presider

Room 218

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

TCDA Ways & Means Committee

Room 217 D

2:00 pm – 3:30 pm

Directors Chorus Sectionals Soprano Alto Tenor Bass

Ballroom A 103 Mission Room Room 101 Room 102

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

MS/JH Honor Choir Registration

001 River Room

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Schubert’s Mass in G Sing-In Closed Rehearsal with Orchestra Dr. Betsy Cook Weber, conductor

Ballroom A

4:00 pm – 5:30 pm

UIL Vocal & Orchestra PML Committee Dr. Bradley Kent, presider

Room 217D

4:00 pm – 6:30 pm

MS/JH Honor Choir Sectionals Soprano Alto Tenor Bass

001 River Room 103 Mission Room Room 101 Room 102

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4:30 pm – 6:30 pm

TMAA Vocal Workshop Leigh Ann McClure, presider

Room 004

5:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Schubert’s Mass in G Sing-In (families and guests welcome) Dr. Betsy Cook Weber, conductor

Ballroom A

6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

TCDA Soiree Sponsors: American Classic Tours, US Integrity Touring, McGraw-Hill Education, Encore Associates/Kolodziej’s & Allegro Apparel

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Texas Master Chorale Closed Rehearsal

THURSDAY

Sponsored by Maestro by Tumlare Marriott Riverwalk Alamo Ballroom Ballroom A

Please make time to visit the exhibits each day.

Time

Friday, July 24

Location

7:00 am – 6:00 pm

Registration/Hospitality Open

West Registration Lobby

7:30 am – 10:00 pm

Childcare Available (no meals provided) 12 years and younger

Rooms 209, 211

Sponsored by Pride of Texas Music Festivals & World View Travel

Workshop 1: El – Sing, Play, Move and Create: Listen and Learn with the Masters Kristen Bugos, clinician

Room 207

FRIDAY

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Go beyond simply teaching ABOUT composers and their works; get your elementary students singing, playing, moving, creating, and analyzing to help them experience and understand key concepts like meter, tonality, and form while developing a love for great music and building listening skills that will be relevant throughout their lives. Ready-to-use classroom activities and resource list provided.

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Reading Session 1: Pop/Jazz Josh Brown, conductor Dr. Stephen Holcomb, accompanist

Title Swingin’ with the Gershwins! Homeward Bound Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band/ With a Little Help from My Friends Tell Him (Tell Her) All Of Me Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? Best Day Of My Life Make Them Hear You Boogie Wonderland Pure Imagination Kids in America You’ve Got a Friend Singin’ in the Rain Cups (When I’m Gone) Gone, Gone, Gone Happy Together Heartache Tonight Rude

Ballroom A

Comp/Arr Huff, Mac Emerson, Roger Emerson, Roger

Voicing SATB SAB Three-Part Mixed

Publisher Alfred Music Publishing Hal Leonard Corporation Hal Leonard Corporation

Pub # 43426 140964 141972

Lojeski, Ed Huff, Mac Van Cleave, Eric Sharon, Deke Hayes, Mark Brymer, Mark Nielsen, Matthew Sharon, Deke Huff, Mac Huff, Mac Sharon, Deke Beck, Andy Snyder, Audrey Gilpin, Greg Brymer, Mark

SSA SATB SATB SSA SATB SATB SATB SSATBB SATB SATB SSAA TB SATB SATB TBB

Hal Leonard Corporation 143167 Hal Leonard Corporation 129814 Alfred Music Publishing 43476 Hal Leonard Corporation 138158 Alfred Music Publishing 43353 Hal Leonard Corporation 141555 Santa Barbara Music Publishing SBMP1214 Hal Leonard Corporation 142909 Hal Leonard Corporation 141925 Hal Leonard Corporation 142791 Hal Leonard Corporation 143865 Alfred Music Publishing 43279 Hal Leonard Corporation 140843 Alfred Music Publishing 43571 Hal Leonard Corporation 139691

Join Us for the Sing-In Concert of Schubert’s Mass in G Thursday 5:00 pm Conducted by Dr. Betsy Cook Weber, Professor of Music and Director of Choral Studies at the University of Houston Moores School of Music

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8:00 am – 9:00 am

Reading Session 2: Sacred Unison/2 part Diana Taylor, conductor Stephanie Hicks, accompanist

FRIDAY

Title Love One Another A Christmas Introit Mary Rocking, Gently Rocking All Good Gifts Ask, Seek, Knock Hosanna, Hosanna! Let Us Give Thanks to the Lord The Lamb Come, Ye People of Every Nation There Is No One Like Jesus Risen Today! Auburn Mass Just As He Said! Kyrie O Sing Out, Be Joyful! Make a Joyful Noise He Is Born Hevenu Shalom Aleichem

8:15 am – 9:15 am

Comp/Arr Nix, Brad Snyder, Audrey Hopson, Hal Raabe, Nancy Raabe, Nancy Drennan, Patti Nix, Brad Barnett, Ron Edwards, Dan Martin, Joseph Berry, Cindy Alexander, John Starr Manor, Trevor Trotta, Michael John Liebergen, Patrick Burrows, Mark Manor, Trevor Edwards, Dan

Voicing Unison/Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Unison Unison Unison/Two-Part Unison Unison/Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Unison/Two-Part SA Unison/Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Unison/Two-Part

103 Mission Room

Publisher Shawnee Press Shawnee Press Choristers Guild Choristers Guild Choristers Guild Shawnee Press Shawnee Press MorningStar Music Publishers Choristers Guild Shawnee Press Shawnee Press Colla Voce Music Choristers Guild BriLee Music Publishing Hinshaw Music, Inc. Choristers Guild Choristers Guild Choristers Guild

Product Showcase 1: Exploring Finale Worksheets MakeMusic, Inc., company Mavis Kallestad, presenter

Pub # 35029812 35029816 CGA1418 CGA1420 CGA1398 35029819 35029814 50-3102 CGA1416 35029811 35029820 20-95780 CGA1393 BL841 HMC2438 CGA1397 CGA1422 CGA1402

Room 216

This clinic explores the extensive ready-made content in Finale Worksheets. Topics include flashcards, theory, ear training, fingerings, terminology, musical games, general music and how to create your own worksheet from “scratch.” Learn how to edit and customize Finale Worksheets. Explore Finale Repertoire public domain songs for instrumental, piano and vocal.

8:30 am – 11:30 am

MS/JH Honor Choir Rehearsal Andrea Ramsey, conductor

9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Exhibits Open

Exhibit Hall C

9:15 am – 10:15 am

Workshop 2: CH – Tried and True; Youth Choirs and Small Church Choirs Chris Crook, Sid Davis, Robyn Hollimon, clinicians

Room 206

001 River Room

Teachers may observe open rehearsal.

Join these successful Texas youth choir conductors as they share their best repertoire for ensembles of all sizes. Title Agnus Dei Come Christians Join to Sing Come Holy Spirit Heavenly Dove Come Share the Lord Come Thou Long Expected Jesus Gentle Mary Only Hope Praise the Lord Our God Forever Search Me O God Shout to the Lord Sing of the Lord’s Goodness Thee We Adore

9:15 am – 10:15 am

Comp/Arr Lange Goodyear Lindh Tabell Miller Matheny Lojeski Ehret Huguley Hayes Carter Johnson

Voicing SATB Two-Part Mixed SATB SATB SAB SATB SAB SSS SATB SAB SATB Two-Part

Publisher Walton Music Hinshaw Music, Inc. Lorenz Corporation Fred Bock Music Company Choristers Guild Shawnee Press Hal Leonard Corporation Fred Bock Music Company MorningStar Music Publishers Alfred Music Publishing Hope Publishing Company Neil A. Kjos Music Co.

Workshop 3: El – Mi So La or Do Re Mi: A Music Learning Sequence for Older Beginners Lynette Vincent, clinician

Pub # 08501465 C03 S464 08738124 CGA1225 35007578 08743573 08738116 50-5806 19953 C5110 6261 Room 207

Do you have older students who do not have a strong sequential music learning background? We know that older students learn differently than younger students. Vincent will present a tonal and rhythmic sequence for older beginners and ways to modify songs/activities that may be associated with younger students to make them appropriate for older students.

Please make time to visit the exhibits each day.

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9:15 am – 10:15 am

Reading Session 3: MS/JH Treble Andrea Snouffer, conductor Ed Snouffer, accompanist

Title Paper of Pins Confitemini Domino Simple Gifts Haru Sugite Will There Really Be a Morning? When the First Trumpet Sounds! All Through the Still, Silent Night Gloria! Red is the Rose Ili, Ili, Tulog Anay Lux Aeterna In Dulci Jubilo Love, Do You Hear Me Sing? Shenandoah Dancin’ at the Rock I Know Where I’m Going Three French Folk Songs Fiddler’s Bend

Publisher Shawnee Press BriLee Music Publishing Santa Barbara Music Publishing Choristers Guild Carl Fischer Music BriLee Music Publishing Heritage Music Press BriLee Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing Choristers Guild BriLee Music Publishing Carl Fischer Music Hal Leonard Corporation Choristers Guild Carl Fischer Music Alfred Music Publishing Alfred Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing

Reading Session 4: HS SATB Kay Sherrill, conductor Jennifer Zaccagni, accompanist

Title Three Mexican Folk Songs Come Live With Me and Be My Love Wade in the Water Ignea Vis Gentle Annie Somewhere I Have Never Traveled Gloria Deo With a Wreath I Stroll Sonnet 29 Carnavalito The Rosslyn Fire Jenny Music in the Night Will There Really Be a Morning? Blessing in the Leaving It Was a Lover and His Lass It Is Not Always May For the Beauty of the Earth

9:15 am – 10:15 am

Voicing SSA SSA SSA Two-Part Two-Part Treble SSA SSA Two-Part S(S)A SSA Two-Part Treble SSA Three-Part Treble SSA SSA SSA SSA Two-Part

Comp/Arr Conte, David Larkin, Michael Conahan, John Saunders, Jason Juneau, Thomas Ratledge, John Althouse, Jay Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai Helvey, Howard Lopes, Will Jordan, Jay Myers, Nick Johnson, Victor Campolieta, Dan LaBarr, Susan McGrath, Ethan Hagenberg, Elaine Rutter, John

Pub # 35030134 BL857 SBMP1217 CGE62 CM9378 BL859 15/3194H BL849 BL854 CGE21 BL839 CM9388 140683 CGE51 CM9382 43451 43278 BL846

103 Mission Room

Voicing SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB

Publisher E.C. Schirmer Music Co. Carl Fischer Music Hal Leonard Corporation Walton Music Carl Fischer Music Carl Fischer Music Alfred Music Publishing Musica Russica Alfred Music Publishing Hal Leonard Corporation Santa Barbara Music Publishing Alfred Music Publishing Hal Leonard Corporation E.C. Schirmer Music Co. Santa Barbara Music Publishing Alfred Music Publishing Hinshaw Music, Inc. Hinshaw Music, Inc.

Workshop 4: Col/Com – Bilingual Conducting Charles Hausmann, clinician

FRIDAY

9:15 am – 10:15 am

Comp/Arr Bernon, Amy Gilpin, Greg Nelson, Ashley Johnson, Victor Council, Tom Brumfield, Susan Schram, Ruth Elaine Moses, Rae Drennan, Patti Johnson, Victor Jones, Christi Courtney, Vicki Tucker Juneau, Thomas Patterson, Mark Moore, Donald Hayes, Mark Franklin, Glenda DeLanoy, Catherine

Ballroom A

Pub # 8194 CM9414 140714 144465 CM9407 CM9415 43181 FS042 43459 140908 SBMP1235 43240 139386 1.3376 SBMP1241 43462 HMC2452 HMC2418 Room 102

Choral and orchestral conducting can be considered two different cultures within the same performing art. To communicate effectively in each, it is helpful, if not essential, to become fluent or at least conversant in the languages of both cultures, connecting with a vocabulary that is familiar and congruent in both word and gesture. Few sources address this issue, which Hausmann will refer to as “bilingual” conducting.

9:30 am – 10:30 am

Product Showcase 2: Band Brilliance Complete Band Method Books Band Brilliance Publishing, company Michel Nadeau, presenter

Room 216

9:30 am – 10:30 am

Student Conductors Meeting

Room 218

10:15 am – 12:30 pm MS/JH, COL/CM, CH: Visit the Exhibits

Exhibit Hall C

10:30 am – 11:30 am Workshop 5: HS – Re-HEAR-Sal: Connecting Inner Hearing with Meaningful Choral Teaching Strategies H Dr. Sandra Snow, clinician

Ballroom A

The ability to hear “in sound” is a practice that continues throughout a teacher’s professional journey. Connecting sound to teaching practice is the focus of this session and teaching strategies will be explored that are improvised in direct relationship with inner hearing.

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10:30 am – 11:30 am Reading Session 5: Unison/SA Michele Dial, conductor E Jill Norwood, accompanist

FRIDAY

Title Bound for Glory All the Beautiful Colors Artza Alinu Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho Calico Pie Hummingbird and Butterfly Sing and Celebrate This Day! Water Come a Me Eye A Better World Sing Me a Song Ubi Caritas Am I Ready? Sisi Sote Curiosity Cantate! Clever Chameleon On Silver-Tipped Wings Animal Imagination

103 Mission Room

Comp/Arr Gartner, Alex Donnelly, Mary and Strid, George Robinson, Russell Schram, Ruth Elaine Bray, Julie Gardner Bernon, Amy Miller, Cristi Cary Johnson, Victor Poorman, Sonja Smith, Michael Andrew Johnson, Victor Propp, Suzanne Sherman Beck, Andy Bernon, Amy Lightfoot, Mary Lynn Beck, Andy Patterson, Mark Shelton, Tom

Voicing Two-Part/SSA Two-Part Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Two-Part Two-Part Two-Part Two-Part Two-Part Two-Part Treble Two-Part Two-Part Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Two-Part Two-Part Unison/Two-Part Unison

Publisher Alfred Music Publishing Choristers Guild Heritage Music Press Shawnee Press Heritage Music Press Choristers Guild Hal Leonard Corporation Heritage Music Press Alfred Music Publishing Colla Voce Music Choristers Guild Hal Leonard Corporation Alfred Music Publishing Heritage Music Press Choristers Guild Alfred Music Publishing Choristers Guild Hinshaw Music, Inc.

Pub # 43413 CGE49 15/3205H 35029810 15/3226H CGE48 139847 15/3243H 43241 24-96160 CGE64 138684 43315 15/3166H CGE4 43339 CGE65 HMC2414

10:30 am – 12:00 pm College Conductor Rehearsal Joey Martin and Joni Jensen, coaches U Carl Braden & Peter Steenblik, accompanists

Rooms 206, 207

10:45 am – 11:45 am Product Showcase 3: Quaver Choral Arts Explosion: Tips & Techniques Utilizing the Interactive Quaver Platform QuaverMusic.com, company Lisa Trewin & Amanda Reilly, presenters

Room 216

Come see how an interactive engaging platform can transfer your choral rehearsal into an exciting multimedia event. Choral examples will include bel canton, folk & traditional, descant, partner songs, ostinati, rounds and canons.

11:15 am – 12:30 pm HS: Visit the Exhibits

Exhibit Hall C

11:15 am – 3:00 pm

EL: Visit the Exhibits

Exhibit Hall C

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

Workshop 6: CH – Concert Series: A Win-Win! Dave Collett, Kevin Riehle, Greg Hobbs, Dana Effler, clinicians

Room 206

A systematic approach and strategy for beginning and maintaining an outreach concert series for your congregation that is a win-win for your faith community, the artists you engage, and those who attend your concerts.

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

Reading Session 6: EL/MS/JH Holiday/Seasonal Kammi Estelle, conductor Jeanna Baibos, accompanist

Title Jingle Bells Cold of Winter Masters in This Hall Frosty the Snowman When Sweet Winter Comes Again Arre Borriquito Three Easy Carols O Tannenbaum A Solfege Christmas Christmas Lullaby Jing Jingle Bells Noel Nouvelet Joy Is Everywhere! The Holiday of Hanukkah A La Nanita Nana God Rest You Merry Gentlemen A Christmas Canon Five Favorite Holiday Songs

Comp/Arr Farnell, Laura Purifoy, John Miller, Cristi Cary Albrecht, Sally Gray, Cynthia Smith and Smith DeLanoy, Catherine Robinson, Russell Miller, Cristi Cary Mulholland, James Wagner, Douglas Campbell, John Floyd Mayo, Becki Slagle Courtney, Vicki Tucker Gilpin, Greg Courtney, Vicki Tucker Moore, Donald Billingsley, Alan

Voicing Two-Part Two-Part Treble Three-Part Mixed Two-Part Two-Part Two-Part Two- or Three-Part Mixed Two-Part Two-Part Treble Voices Two-Part SA Two-Part Unison/Two-Part SSA Two-Part Two-Part Mixed Two-Part

Ballroom A

Publisher BriLee Music Publishing Hal Leonard Corporation Hal Leonard Corporation Alfred Music Publishing Choristers Guild BriLee Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing Heritage Music Press Hal Leonard Corporation Colla Voce Music Heritage Music Press Boosey & Hawkes Heritage Music Press Heritage Music Press Shawnee Press BriLee Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing Alfred Music Publishing

Pub # BL838 142957 143111 43460 CGE50 BL850 BL872 15/3245H 144476 10-96050 15/3151H 48023171 15/3214H 15/3204H 35030110 BL847 BL873 43521

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12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

Reading Session 7: Adv HS/Col Carolyn Cruse, conductor Sigurd Øgaard, accompanist

Title Cantate Domino Psalm 100 Behold, the River Exsultate Ave Maria Mon-ke-ya Ubi Caritas Kwa wote upendo Into Paradise O nata lux And I Saw Canticum Novum Whom Will You Cry To, Heart Now Let Me Fly!

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Comp/Arr Elberdin, Josu Hooper, Randall Memley, Kevin Galante, Brian Edward Elder, Daniel Taylor, Zack Sakamoto, Dale Reisenthel, Julian Schlenker, Terry Clausen, Rene Takach, Timothy Antognini, Ivo Burchard, Richard Gibbs, Stacey

103 Mission Room

Voicing SATB SAATB SSATB SSAATTBB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SSAATTBB SATB SATB SSAATTBB SSAA

Publisher Walton Music Carl Fischer Music Pavane Publishing Walton Music Walton Music Colla Voce Music Walton Music Walton Music Colla Voce Music E.C. Schirmer Music Co. Takach Walton Music Pavane Publishing Walton Music

Product Showcase 4: On The Go, with the Charms Mobile App Charms Office Assistant, company Paul Brown & Michael Baker, presenters

Pub # 137955 CM9412 145649 139729 144579 15-94710 144475 144578 36-20180 8187 N/A 144582 145679 137951 Room 216

1:30 pm – 3:30 pm

Texas Master Chorale Closed Rehearsal

Ballroom A

1:30 pm – 4:30 pm

MS/JH Honor Choir Rehearsal Andrea Ramsey, conductor

001 River Room

FRIDAY

Learn about the communication, information, and recording studio features available to both directors and parents/students in the Charms Mobile App, provided at no extra charge with your Charms subscription! With 24/7 mobile connectivity, Charms helps your organization to do what needs to be done, wherever and whenever it needs to be done! It's #UNDOWITHOUTABLE!!!

Teachers may observe open rehearsal.

1:45 pm – 2:45 pm

Workshop 7: MS/JH – It’s My Party Ange Goins, Kelly McDonald, Clinton Hardy, Ashley Delaney, clinicians

Room 206

We bet you didn’t realize you also needed to specialize in event planning when you were earning your music degree! “It’s My Party” will highlight the planning and execution of parties, social activities, team building, and other games to help bring your choir together! Join us to become an expert!

1:45 pm – 2:45 pm

Workshop 8: HS – What Not to Wear Amy Allibon, moderator

103 Mission Room

“Appropriate dress” has always had different meanings among generations, but lately the definition seems to be more fluid than ever. In an age where flip-flops are considered footwear suitable for almost any occasion (even appearing in White House photos with the President), it’s necessary to reflect once again on the impact of teacher attire on student, administrator and community perception of choral directors as professionals. The panelists will discuss daily dress for the choral classroom, professional dress for workshops and auditions and formal concert attire.

1:45 pm – 2:45 pm

Reading Session 8: CH – Sacred Advanced Harry Wooten, conductor Clinton Bray, accompanist

Title Soli Deo Gloria A Hymn to God the Father My Redeemer Lives! Alleluia! Veni Creator Spiritus Welcome to the House of the Lord Hail the Day that Sees Him Rise! Infant Holy, Infant Lowly O lux beata Trinitas Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us This Little Light of Mine This Joyful Eastertide Song of Creation Caritas abundat Oh, Teach Me What It Means, Lord Not What These Hands Have Done A Thousand Voices As the Dark Awaits the Dawn Hymn of Creation

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Comp/Arr Voicing Boesiger, R. Kevin SATB Helvey, Howard SATB Larson, Lloyd SATB Bernarducci, Anthony SATB Walker, Gwyneth SATB Forrest, Dan SATB Culloton, Matthew SATB von Kampen, Kurt SATB Larson, Lloyd SATB Roberts, William Bradley SATB Owens, Matthew SATB Helvey, Howard SATB Thomas, Karen SATB Rasbach, David SATB Kohrs, Jonathan SATB Rasbach, David SATB Morton, Graeme SATB Forrest, Dan SATB

Room 207

Publisher Pavane Publishing Beckenhorst Press Soundforth Music Hinshaw Music, Inc. E.C. Schirmer Music Co. Beckenhorst Press MorningStar Music Publishers Colla Voce Music Lorenz Corporation Augsburg Publishing Co. Oxford University Press Oxford University Press Santa Barbara Music Publishing Choristers Guild Augsburg Publishing Co. Beckenhorst Press Augsburg Publishing Co. Beckenhorst Press

Pub # 145673 BP2038 10/5021SF HMC2410 7460 BP2039 50-1820 15-94860 10/4688L 9781451499018 9780193406506 9780193407237 SBMP1245 CGA1399 9781451492552 BP2058 9781451498752 BP2029

1:45 pm – 2:45 pm

Product Showcase 5: Old Becoming New: Little Known “Gems” of the String Orchestra Repertoire Luck’s Music Library, company Dr. Sandra Dackow, presenter

Room 007

2:45 pm – 3:45 pm

Product Showcase 6: Finale 101: Learn the Essentials to Get You Going MakeMusic, Inc., company Mavis Kallestad, presenter

Room 216

Learn how easy it is to compose, arrange, edit, transpose, listen print and share your music with Finale 2014. Topics include: Setting up a score, note entry with and without a MIDI Keyboard, entering dynamics, markings and lyrics, key and instrument transportation, layout, printing parts, exporting to audio and more.

2:45 pm – 4:00 pm

CH, HS: Visit the Exhibits

Exhibit Hall C

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Workshop 9: Col/Com – Ideas and Strategies for Creative Programming Rick Bjella, clinician

Room 206

It seems that many concert programs are presented without enough concern for the overall flow, purpose, and direction of the concert itself. Often, many wonderful selections are included, but rarely do they work together in tandem or with enough significant diversity and color changes that warrant the audience’s complete attention. In this age of diminishing audiences, fiscal resources, and rehearsal time, we can still bring a life-giving performance through more study, careful selection of repertoire for that particular situation, and our ability to creatively weave the material to capture our singers and our audiences at the same time.

FRIDAY

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Workshop 10: EL – Tried and Proven Angela Ramsey, Debra Johnson, Becky Knox, clinicians Will Varner, accompanist

Title And This Shall Be For Music Blackbird Come Away and Sing Ferry Me Across the Water Gonna Rise Up Singing J’entends Le Moulin Johnson Boys Old Carrion Crow Shine on Me Two Childhood Songs Will There Really Be a Morning With a Banjo on My Knee

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Comp/Arr Lightfoot Snyder Eshelman Rao, Doreen Besig Crocker Broeker Goetze Dilworth Thompson Johnson Spevacek

Voicing Two-Part Two-Part Unison Unison Two-Part Two-Part SSA Two-Part Two-Part Unison SA Two-Part

Room 207

Publisher Heritage Music Press Hal Leonard Corporation Alfred Music Publishing Boosey & Hawkes Shawnee Press Hal Leonard Corporation Boosey & Hawkes Boosey & Hawkes Hal Leonard Corporation Theodore Presser Company Alliance Music Publications, Inc. Hal Leonard Corporation

Workshop 11: MS/JH/HS – Dr. Who: Prescriptions for Common Choir Ailments Sally Schott, Dominick DiOrio, Jeb Mueller, Jenny Hafernik, Bethany Green Stuard, clinicians

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Flat singing? Sharp singing? Poor posture? Disengaged students? Breathy sounds? Never fear, the doctors are here! Clinicians will provide concrete methods to diagnose, treat, and prevent the most common choir ailments. Come and pick up your prescription today!

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Performance: Texas Master Chorale Brad Bouley, conductor

Ballroom A

You are invited to Travis Park United Methodist Church on Friday evening for the annual TCDA Celebration of Worship featuring the Corpus Christi Cathedral Choir Friday 7:00 pm Worship Service – Our Hope for Years to Come: A Hymn Festival—featuring the Corpus Christi Cathedral Choir, under the direction of Lee Gwozdz, Director of Music, and Lupe Rivera, Jr., Assistant Conductor.

Directions to Travis Park UMC, 230 E. Travis Street (0.75 miles, 11-minute walk): (1) From the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center head west on E Market Street toward S Alamo Street. (2) Turn right onto Losoya Street. (3) Turn left on E Commerce Street. (4) Turn right on Navarro Street. (5) Turn left on E Travis Street.

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4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Texas Music Administrators Conference Open Roundtable Kathy Kuddes, presider

Room 210

Non-TMAC members may attend and observe.

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Product Showcase 7: New Music for Young Choirs Hal Leonard Corporation, company John Jacobson, presenter

Room 216

Read the best new choral music for your middle school choirs from the Hal Leonard Corporation. Complimentary packet of music includes 2-part voicings for concert/festivals, multicultural, pop, and broadway.

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Product Showcase 8: Hal Leonard Texas Editions for Proclamation 2015 Hal Leonard Corporation, company Herman Knoll & Pamela Tellejohn Hayes, presenters

Room 213

5:15 pm – 6:15 pm

TMEA State Board of Directors Meeting Keith Dye, presider

Room 005

5:15 pm – 6:30 pm

Directors Chorus Rehearsal Sandra Snow, conductor

Ballroom A

5:15 pm – 6:15 pm

Product Showcase 9: Walton Choral Favorites, New & Old Walton Music (A division of GIA Publications), company Lynne Gackle & Jo Scurlock-Dillard, presenters

Room 216

A reading session of Walton Choral Music with new releases and proven favorites—for all voicing and levels.

College Conductor Rehearsal Joey Martin and Joni Jensen, coaches Carl Braden & Peter Steenblik, accompanists

Rooms 206 & 207

7:00 pm – 8:30 pm

Worship Service – Our Hope for Years to Come: A Hymn Festival Featuring the Corpus Christi Cathedral Choir Lee Gwozdz, Director of Music Lupe Rivera, Associate Conductor Thomas Froehlich, accompanist

Travis Park UMC

Time

Saturday, July 25

Location

7:00 am – 4:00 pm

Registration/Hospitality Open

West Registration Lobby

7:30 am – 10:00 pm

Childcare Available (no meals provided) 12 years and younger

Rooms 209, 211

FRIDAY

5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Sponsored by Pride of Texas Music Festivals & World View Travel

Workshop 12: EL – Building a Successful Choir Program through the use of a Summer Choir Camp Cyndie Lowry, clinician

SATURDAY

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Room 207

This session will showcase music, games, songs, and resources used to hold successful summer camp, thus introducing yourself to your new students before school begins. The new students can ‘try out’ choir, and meet other children who might be in choir with them.

8:00 am – 9:00 am

College Conductor Rehearsal Joey Martin and Joni Jensen, coaches Carl Braden & Peter Steenblik, accompanists

Room 206

8:00 am – 9:30 am

Workshop 13: MS/JH – iChoir Because iCan! Melissa Roth, Monica Muscato, Courtney Kelly, Amy Moore, Lorelai Cole, Amanda Ransom, Mary Jane Phillips, Jennie Crawford, Debbie Pilgrim, clinicians

Ballroom A

In this innovative 90-minute session, you’ll be able to choose your destinations and “download” the information that is most relevant to your program needs. Topics range from recruitment, assessment, organization, sight-reading, repertoire selection, solo preparation, and much more!

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Workshop 14: HS – Exploring the 2015–2016 All-State Choir Repertoire Bob Horton, TMEA Vocal VP, clinician

103 Mission Room

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Workshop 15: CH – Networking Session Josh Taylor, facilitator

Room 102

H C

Join fellow church musicians for an informal time of conversation. Participants will be divided into small groups based on their interests and situations to share with one another.

8:00 am – 9:30 am

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TMEA Audition Tabulation Training Frank Coachman, presider

Room 213

8:15 am – 9:15 am

Product Showcase 10: The Flute Boot Camp Manual: Proven Techniques to Help Band Directors Build a Winning Flute/Piccolo Section Wingert-Jones Publications, company Tracy L. Harris, presenter

Room 216

8:30 am – 10:15 am

MS/JH Honor Choir Rehearsal Andrea Ramsey, conductor

001 River Room

8:30 am – 4:30 pm

High School Student Leadership Day Jeremy Spicer, Dr. James Franklin, Dr. Nicole Franklin, Susan LaBarr, clinicians

9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Exhibits Open

Exhibit Hall C

9:00 am – 10:45 am

EL: Visit the Exhibits

Exhibit Hall C

9:15 am – 10:15 am

Workshop 16: Col/Com – The Well-Tempered Choir James Franklin, clinician

Room 206

Teachers may observe open rehearsal. Ballroom B

Sponsored by Carl Fischer Music and Summit Tour & Travel

Choir Directors at all levels battle intonation problems at some point in the choral rehearsal due to vowel unification, balance, vocal faults, etc. Franklin will demonstrate how a director might rehearse a choir in such a way as to avoid as many intonation pitfalls as possible. Topics include: the standing formation within a section, the formation of the choir as a whole, choral warm-ups, melodic versus harmonic intonation, and when/how best to use a piano in rehearsal.

9:15 am – 10:15 am

Workshop 17: CH – Creative Writing 101: A Conversation with Texas Composers Taylor Davis, Kinley Lange, Debra Scroggins, clinicians

Room 207

Come learn from the masters! Texas composers explore the challenges of publishing, commissioning, and writing for the church ensemble.

9:15 am – 10:15 am

Reading Session 9: HS Treble/Men Janwin Overstreet-Goode, conductor Christie Bean, accompanist

SATURDAY

Title Gott ist mein Hort Sigue Sing, O My Heart! Dominus Vobiscum I Would Be True Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Threaded with Stars Bright Morning Stars Open to Me the Doors of Repentance There Will I Be Coo-Coo Bird Hard Times Come Again No More Good Night, Dear Heart Beauty Is Her Name Hebe Cindy By an’ By Benedictus

Comp/Arr Knouse, Nola Reed Herryman, Ivette Rentz, Earlene Narverud, Jacob Patterson, Mark Gibbs, Stacey LaBarr, Susan Kirchner, Shawn Chesnokov, Pavel Courtney, Craig Parker, Alice Parker, Alice Forrest, Dan Rentz, Earlene Valverde, Mari Esabel Parker, Alice Silvey, Philip Johnson, Randall

103 Mission Room

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Publisher Hinshaw Music, Inc. Walton Music Carl Fischer Music Carl Fischer Music Carl Fischer Music Walton Music Santa Barbara Music Publishing Santa Barbara Music Publishing Musica Russica Beckenhorst Press Santa Barbara Music Publishing Walton Music Hinshaw Music, Inc. Carl Fischer Music Walton Music Santa Barbara Music Publishing Carl Fischer Music Pavane Publishing

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High School Student Leadership Day 8:30 a.m. Saturday

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Nicole Franklin

Susan LaBarr

Sponsored by Carl Fischer Music and Summit Tour & Travel 28

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9:30 am – 10:30 am

Product Showcase 11: SmartMusic for Vocalists: No Instrumentalists Allowed! MakeMusic, Inc., company Leigh Kallestad & Cynthia Gonzales, presenters

Room 216

The SmartMusic Library for vocalists contains thousands of solo accompaniments, sight singing methods, warm-ups and exercises. Import MP3 recordings or create your own content using Finale. SmartMusic Gradebook allows you to automatically document student progress. This data can help you satisfy state or district requirements to show student growth.

9:45 am – 10:45 am

TMEA TMAC Assessment Meeting Frank Coachman, presider

Room 213

10:15 am – 12:00 pm CH – Visit the Exhibits

Exhibit Hall C

10:30 am – 11:30 am MS/JH Honor Choir Closed Rehearsal & Group Picture Andrea Ramsey, conductor M

Ballroom A

10:45 am– 11:45 am

TMEA Region Meetings 1-5, 23, 24 6-10 11, 13 12, 16, 28 14, 15

Room 217ABC Room 001 Room 205 Room 214CD Room 207

17 18, 25, 26 19, 20 21, 22, 27

Room 218 Room 214AB Room 206 Room 103

10:45 am – 11:45 am Product Showcase 12: Total Percussion Jam: Beginning Percussion Method with 9 Percussion Ensembles Adventure Percussion, company Yale Snyder, presenter

Room 216

10:45 am – 11:45 am Product Showcase 13: The New Singing Musician Patti DeWitt, Inc., company Patti DeWitt Folkerts, presenter

Room 212

The Singing Musician is a choral textbook series by Patti DeWitt. The new edition has been re-sequenced and has had new material added according to the changes in the UIL Sightreading rules. The system also includes the electronic version of the textbooks as well as literature for sight-reading practice as well as concert performance.

10:45 am – 11:45 am Product Showcase 14: Elementary and Middle School Choral Music Heritage Music Press, company Victor C. Johnson, presenter

Room 210

SATURDAY

Learn how Victor Johnson selects, prepares, and introduces new repertoire to his middle school singers, while gaining insight into a variety of accessible titles written by some of today's best known composers.

11:45 am – 12:45 pm College Conductor Rehearsal Joey Martin and Joni Jensen, coaches U Carl Braden & Peter Steenblik, accompanists

Ballroom A

11:45 am – 1:00 pm

HS, COL/CM: Visit the Exhibits

Exhibit Hall C

12:00 pm – 1:30 pm

Directors Chorus Rehearsal Sandra Snow, conductor

001 River Room

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Workshop 18: CH – Growing the Volunteer Choir Terry Price, clinician

Room 206

This clinic will focus on methods and ideas for building and sustaining growth in church choirs of all sizes.

Please make time to visit the exhibits each day.

Thanks to the TCDA 2015 Committees HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE Nick LaRocca, Co-Chair Kasey Pope, Co-Chair Rheagan Blackwell Dustin Cates Lisa Cunningham Austin Dean Steffanie Dean Heather Goodwin Shelba Gorham-Bell Bryanna Johnson Lauren Knebel Jordan Koenig

Kara Koller Cathy Koziatek Aaron Lucero Mike Marcades Elizabeth Marks Kendra Morgan Jessica Murphy Allison Murray Cynthia Nott Chris Rhodes Melissa Roth Ashley Sauceda Anna Schermerhorn

Heather Sharp Carla Summers Francis Vu Katie Webb Caitlin White Donna White Nathan White Cheryl Wilson

NOMINATING COMMITTEE Amy Allibon, Chair Sharon Paul Cheryl Wilson SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Mark Rohwer, Chair Emily Brackney Christie Brown Amy Moore

WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Beth Casey, Chair Joey Bansuelo Karen Clark Becky Compton Barbara Dardeau Nicole Flenniken Jenn Goodner Kelli Harter Renee Kloes Tommy Van Sickles Shane Swenn

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12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Workshop 19: EL – Singing + Moving = Student Engagement Michael Chandler, clinician

Room 207

Movement is an integral and engaging part of the elementary music classroom. Singing games and folk dances build social skills and cooperation while connecting to a myriad of musical concepts. Chandler will present singing games with movement as well as folk dances. Instruments provided by West Music.

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Reading Session 10: MS/JH Boys George Martin, conductor Stefanie Stephens, accompanist

Title Psallite Hodie! Shady Grove Arca de Esperanzas y Suenos Here We Come A-Caroling In Everything Her Loveliness Glory, Hallelujah, the Saints Go Marchin’ In When the Roses Come Again Sing Gloria! Two Working Songs for TB Chorus A Gift for the King Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho Camptown Races Jubilate Deo Sisi Ni Afrika Down by the Riverside Up on the Housetop Ticket to Ride Jersey Boys

1:00 pm – 2:15 pm

103 Mission Room

Comp/Arr Johnson, Victor Estes, Jerry Rentz, Earlene Mayo, Becki Slagle Courtney, Vicki Tucker Gilpin, Greg Juneau, Thomas Albrecht, Sally Winebrenner, Tim Farnell, Laura Thomas, Andre Morton, Debra Poorman, Sonja Oliver, Christian Beery and Lee Miller, Cristi Cary Emerson, Roger Lojeski, Ed

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Publisher Hal Leonard Corporation Shawnee Press Earlene Rentz BriLee Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing Hal Leonard Corporation Alfred Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing Hal Leonard Corporation Heritage Music Press BriLee Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing Hal Leonard Corporation Hal Leonard Corporation Hal Leonard Corporation

Reading Session 11: Adv/JH/HS Training College Student Conductors Comp/Arr Lightfoot, Mary Lynn Gray, Ruth Morris Franklin, Glenda Poorman, Sonja Kellermeyer, David Johnson, Victor Schram, Ruth Elaine Ware, Mike Farnell, Laura Patterson, Mark Johnson, Victor Drennan, Patti Bailey, Lynn Shaw Johnson, Victor Herrington, Judith Wilson, Claren Gilpin, Greg Albrecht, Sally Courtney, Vicki Tucker

Voicing SATB SATB SAB SATB SATB Three-Part Mixed Three-Part Mixed SATB SAB Three-Part Mixed Three-Part Mixed SATB SATB Three-Part Mixed SATB Three-Part Mixed Three-Part Mixed SAB SATB

Ballroom A Publisher Heritage Music Press Choristers Guild BriLee Music Publishing Alfred Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing Alfred Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing Carl Fischer Music Alliance Music Publications, Inc. BriLee Music Publishing Choristers Guild Heritage Music Press BriLee Music Publishing Heritage Music Press Pavane Publishing Carl Fischer Music Shawnee Press Alfred Music Publishing BriLee Music Publishing

Pub # 15/3213H CGE28 BL881 43216 BL883 43306 BL880 CM9420 AMP0993 BL875 CGE61 15/3175H BL884 15/3222H 145653 CM9400 35030034 43327 BL885

1:00 pm – 2:30 pm

Past Presidents Luncheon

Grand Hyatt Presidio A Room

1:15 pm – 2:15 pm

Product Showcase 15: String Orchestra Titles from Sandra Dackow Editions Tempo Press, company Dr. Sandra Dackow, presenter

Room 007

1:15 pm – 2:15 pm

Workshop 20: EL – Technology in the Elementary Music Classroom Phyllis Thomas, clinician

Room 207

SATURDAY

Title Gaudeamus Hodie! Stars I Shall Find Glory Bound Agnus Dei Music Alone Shall Live Canta Conmigo Baloo Baleerie Cantate Domino I Will Arise and Make Music Woven As One Haru Sugite My Heart’s in the Highlands Twende Bethlehemu I Never Saw a Moor Duermete, Mi Corazon Gloria Jubilate Ning Wendete The River The Rock Island Line

Pub # 139373 35030044 ER00904 BL867 BL863 BL861 140676 43367 BL862 138944 15/3257H BL868 BL869 BL870 BL871 143151 143597 130424

What’s in your toolkit? We all know that technology can be a wonderful tool for reaching the Net Generation. You have access to so much technology including PC’s, laptops, iPads, tablets, Smart phones, IWB’s, etc. So now what? How can you harness the technology (and all those apps) so that it becomes a realistic tool for use in teaching music? Thomas will share some technology tips, tricks, and tools that can be used right away by both students and teachers in the elementary music room and will allow you to get down to business.

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1:15 pm – 2:15 pm

Reading Session 12: Sacred General Kristen Gossett, conductor Marie Rogers, accompanist

Title Praise the Lord For I Know Advent Processional Borning Cry My Soul Cries Out My Song in the Night Lenten Sanctus Psalm 118 Mercy Tree The Day of Resurrection Cross of Christ, O Sacred Tree God Who Watches Over Me God’s Peace My Soul, O God, Longs for Thee This We Believe My Worth Is Not in What I Own Remember Who You Are Down to the River to Pray

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Comp/Arr Hopkins, Stephen Memley, Kevin Greig, Daniel Hansen, Sherri Hayes, Mark Wilberg, Mack Dengler, Lee Croushorn, Brad Martin, Joseph Farlee, Robert Larson, Lloyd Shepperd, Mark Adams, C.J. McCabe, Michael Althouse, Jay Angerman, David Burrows, Mark McDonald, Mary

103 Mission Room

Voicing SATB SATB SATB SAB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SAB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB

Publisher Carl Fischer Music Pavane Publishing Shawnee Press Augsburg Publishing Co. Hope Publishing Company Oxford University Press Hope Publishing Company MorningStar Music Publishers Hal Leonard Corporation Augsburg Publishing Co. Beckenhorst Press Augsburg Publishing Co. Hope Publishing Company Paraclete Press MorningStar Music Publishers Shawnee Press Choristers Guild Hope Publishing Company

UIL 101: Truths & Myths Dr. Bradley Kent, George Strickland, presiders

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Processes and procedures relating to UIL rules and contests will be explained. Specific information will be presented on no pass/no play, the eight hour rule, all of the various UIL committees, the TEA/UIL Side by Side Document and the UIL Constitution and Contest Rules.

Product Showcase 16: Tips for Quick & Easy Instrument Repair Music & Arts, company Hal Hall, presenter

Room 216

SATURDAY

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

www.TCDA.net

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Product Showcase 17: Planning for the Perfect Trip to Orlando! Fine Arts Travel, company Ryan Cavazos, presenter

Room 205

Learn everything you need to know to make your student's dream trip to Orlando come true! You'll find out how to save money without compromising any of the fun! Gain insider tips and the secrets of the pros to make your spring trip to Orlando a truly magical experience. We'll cover everything from getting there, fundraising ideas, performance options and more! If you're planning a trip to Orlando with your group, you don't want to miss this seminar!

1:45 pm – 4:00 pm

MS/JH Honor Choir Assembly

001 River Room

2:15 pm – 4:00 pm

MS/JH, CH, COL/CM: Visit the Exhibits

Exhibit Hall C

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

Workshop 21: HS – Discovering the “DNA” Embedded in a Musical Work Sandra Snow, clinician

Room 103

Approaches to Creative, Engaged, and Dynamic Choral Rehearsals: Composers leave clues and trails that inform “how we want the music to sound.” In this session we will focus on means to deepen our interpretative skills to challenge our ability to connect deeply with the music we teach.

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

Workshop 22: EL – Boys and Girls Come out to Play Jennifer Patterson, clinician

Room 207

Come sing, dance, create, and play as we develop the traditional English nursery rhyme “Boys and Girls Come Out to Play” into a rondo extraordinaire! Participants will weave singing games, Orff instruments, props, and movement into a one of a kind singing experience.

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

TMEA JH/MS Band, Choir, Orchestra Coordinators Meeting Frank Coachman, presider

Room 213

2:45 pm – 3:45 pm

Product Showcase 18: Band Brilliance Complete Band Method Books Band Brilliance Publishing, company Michel Nadeau, presenter

Room 216

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm

Pictures: Honor Choir Students – Please take this time for pictures with family & teachers

001 River Room

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Product Showcase 19: SmartMusic Gradebook Tips & Tricks MakeMusic, Inc., company Giovanna Cruz, presenter

Room 216

Learn to be more efficient with SmartMusic Gradebook. Learn tips and tricks for creating Gradebook assignments, units, rubrics, playlists, and sharing curriculum with colleagues. Learn how to quickly export reports that document Texas Music Standards.

Performance: MS/JH Honor Choir Concert Andrea Ramsey, conductor Patricia Neighbors, accompanist TCDA Business Meeting (attendees eligible for drawings) Followed by 60th Anniversary Celebration – Sponsored by Romeo Music

Ballroom A

5:15 pm – 6:15 pm

Product Showcase 20: Music First – Practice, Assess, and Teach Music First, company Jim Frankel, presenter

Room 216

SATURDAY

4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Practice First is a new assessment tool for ensemble directors to use with their students, giving “red note/green note” feedback. Come and see how it works with Music First. Other great tools will be featured, including sight reading and natural skills.

8:00 pm – 9:30 pm

Special Anniversary Performance: HOME FREE

Lila Cockrell Theatre

Sponsored by JW Pepper

Join Us in Celebrating Our 60th! Saturday 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Performance by MS/JH Honor Choir Concert followed by TCDA Business Meeting and 60th Anniversary Party Great Prizes, Singing, Birthday Cake, and More!

Thanks to All Who Made TCDA Happen! www.TCDA.net

Joey Gannon

Celebration Party sponsored by Romeo Music

Time

Sunday, July 26

Location

8:00 am – 10:00 am

Hospitality Open

West Registration Lobby

8:00 am – 12:00 pm

Childcare Available (no meals provided) 12 years and younger

Rooms 209, 211

Sponsored by Pride of Texas Music Festivals & World View Travel

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Workshop 23: EL – Improvise and Explore! Vocal Development in Early Elementary Christina Svec, clinician

Room 206

Developing an in-tune singing voice begins in early childhood and early elementary. Svec will briefly discuss the research behind singing voice development for this age group, demonstrate vocal exploration and melodic improvisation activities using audience participation, and provide classroom examples through video footage.

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Workshop 24: Col/Com – Meet the Conductors Dr. Rick Bjella, Dr. Carolyn Cruse, Dr. James Franklin, Dr. Joni Jensen, Dr. Joey Martin, clinicians

Room 207

Back by popular demand! Engage with these leaders in the field as they discuss their ideas on various topics regarding choral music. Also, be sure to bring your own questions for these colleagues—this is a dialogue which is a time of sharing, brainstorming and discussion regarding many aspects of the choral art.

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Reading Session 13: High School Holiday/Seasonal David Rives, conductor Debby Barkey, accompanist

Title Christmas Joy! Silent Night Jingle, Bells Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming Hark! The Herald Angels Sing The Christmas Song Pat-a-pan Ding, Dong! Merrily on High God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Veni, Veni Emmanuel Rise Up, Shepherd and Follow Noel, Noel, Noel Love Came Down at Christmas This Christmas A Midwinter Carol White Winter Hymnal Go, Tell It On the Mountain & Jesus! Oh, What a Wonderful Child!

Comp/Arr Forrest, Dan Anglea, Peter Wilberg, Mack Helvey, Howard Forrest, Dan Hayes, Mark Conte, David Dunphey, Rose Campbell, Elizabeth Emerson, Roger Trotta, Michael John Gilpin, Greg Gibson, Paul Clausen, Rene Langford, Paul Johnson, Victor Billingsley, Alan Ames and McKay

Voicing SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB SSAA TTBB SATB SATB SATB TTBB SATB SATB SATB SATB SATB

Ballroom A

Publisher Soundforth Music Beckenhorst Press Oxford University Press Beckenhorst Press Beckenhorst Press Shawnee Press E.C. Schirmer Music Co. Walton Music Carl Fischer Music Hal Leonard Corporation Carl Fischer Music BriLee Music Publishing E.C. Schirmer Music Co. E.C. Schirmer Music Co. Shawnee Press Alfred Music Publishing Hal Leonard Corporation Earthsongs

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Timeline of TCDA SUNDAY

October 25, 1955 Earl Tom Keel, TMEA Vocal Chairman, and Jack Mahan, TMEA Past President, met with choral directors to discuss a new choral music reading clinic • February 1956 TMEA Convention The Choral Division under chairmanship of Charles Nelson approved the new organization • June 24–26, 1956 First TCDA Annual Reading Clinic was held at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas. Officers elected: Earl Tom Keel, President; Herbert Teat, Vice President; Flora Lee Pope, Secretary • June 9–11, 1957 Second TCDA Annual Reading Clinic was held in Dallas • August 1957 TCDA members attended the TBA clinic in San Antonio and proposed TCDA move its convention to San Antonio • February 1958 TMEA Convention The Choral Division passed a motion (Herbert Teat presiding) to move the TCDA convention to San Antonio to follow TBA. Officers elected: Bev Henson, President; J.B. Furrh, Vice President; J. F. Lenzo, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer • 1958 The Texas Choirmaster was first published. Its editor was Al Skoog • August 20–22 1958 Third TCDA Annual Reading Clinic was held (for the first time) in San Antonio at the Gunter Hotel. 150 members attended with 12 exhibitors. Two new officers elected: Al Skoog, HistorianParliamentarian; and Karl Hickfang, Sergeant-at-Arms • August 19–21, 1959 Fourth TCDA Annual Reading Clinic was held in San Antonio. An Elementary Division was officially established. Member dues were $2.00 (continued p. 46)

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Workshop 25: HS – Principles of Effective Choral Leadership Dr. Frank F. Eychaner, clinician

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Our capacity to lead creates a ceiling on our ability to accomplish positive outcomes with our groups and for the individuals in them. This session will explore what effective leaders have in common including their attitudes, choices and actions. Time will be spent exploring personality types as well as the quality of our daily interactions, our choices and how these impact our leadership effectiveness. Session participants will problem-solve in choral scenarios where their values and ethical frameworks will be revealed. Finally, Eychaner will prescribe a number of ways that anyone, regardless of their experience or inexperience, can grow their effectiveness as a leader of a choral organization.

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Workshop 26: EL/MS/JH – Embracing the Non-Auditioned Chorus Andrea Ramsey, clinician

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This session will focus on the realities and challenges of teaching adolescent singers in non-auditioned choirs. While the majority of the session will focus on the non-auditioned middle school chorus, ideas and activities will be applicable to younger and older singers.

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Directors Chorus Closed Rehearsal

Ballroom A

10:30 am – 11:30 am Performance: Directors Chorus Sandra Snow, conductor

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11:30 am – 12:00 pm ALL: Visit the Exhibits

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Rick Bjella

Charles Hausmann

Amy Allibon

Dr. Richard Bjella is Director of Choral Studies at Texas Tech University. The highly acclaimed University Choir made its Carnegie performance debut on May 2, 2010 to rave reviews. Other performances include Orchestra Hall in Chicago (2014), the National ACDA Convention in Dallas (2013) and TMEA (2012). Bjella has led over 400 sessions or festivals for teachers and students in 32 states. He was chosen as artist in residence at Westminster Choir College (2013), and he is the recipient of the Morris Hayes Lifetime Achievement Award (2013) from Wisconsin Choral Directors Association. Bjella was appointed Artistic Director of the San Antonio Chamber Choir for 2014-2017. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Cornell College and a master’s degree from the University of Iowa.

Dr. Hausmann is a Professor of Conducting and Director of Graduate Choral Studies at the University of Houston Moores School of Music. As conductor of the Houston Symphony Chorus for 28 years, Hausmann prepared and conducted the Chorus for more than 700 concerts and recordings. He was named Conductor Emeritus in September 2014. He has been active as a church musician and is currently Director of Traditional Music at Houston’s Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church. He holds a BME from Westminster Choir College, a MM from the College of New Jersey, and a DMA from the University of Missouri-Kansas City.

Allibon is the Head Director at Birdville HS. Her choirs have performed at TMEA conventions four times and once at the National ACDA convention. Allibon has conducted four AllState choirs and middle school and high school regional choirs throughout Texas, Arkansas and Nebraska. She served as TCDA President from 2009-2011. Allibon received the 2001 Texas Tech Distinguished Music Educator Award, the 2002 Haltom HS Teacher of the Year Award, the 2003 Joseph Whitehead Educator of Distinction Award, and the 2008 Bayard Friedman Hero Award. She is a member of TMEA, TCDA, TMAA and Mu Phi Epsilon. Allibon holds a BME from Texas Christian University and a MM in music performance and choral conducting from Texas Tech University.

Susan LaBarr – see page 17

James Franklin Dr. Franklin is Director of Choral Studies at Sam Houston State University. Prior to the collegiate level, he taught public high school and middle school choir. Honors include performing at the SWACDA Convention (2014), the Piccolo Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC (2013) and at Duke Chapel in Durham, NC (2013). Franklin serves as the Artistic Director and Conductor for the Brazos Valley Chorale and has performed with the Orpheus Chamber Singers, Dallas Bach Society, Houston Bach Society, South Dakota Chorale, Fuma Sacra of New Jersey, and Texas Choral Artists. Franklin earned a BME from Baylor University, a MM from Westminster Choir College, and is completing a DMA at the University of North Texas.

Frank Eychaner Dr. Eychaner is the Director of Choral and Vocal Studies at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. Choirs under his direction have been invited to ACDA regional conventions and numerous state conventions. Eychaner presents workshops and clinics across the country on vocal pedagogy, rehearsal techniques, choral artistry and conducting. He presented at the 2014 Southwestern, Eastern and Western ACDA division conventions. An active guest conductor, Eychaner led the 2014 Kentucky Jr. High All-State Choir. He earned a BA in music education, a MA in choral conducting from Central Washington University, and a DMA in choral conducting and pedagogy from the University of Kentucky.

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Bob Horton Horton is currently Director of Fine Arts for Conroe ISD. Previously, he was Head Director of The Woodlands HS, leading a choral program of over 270 students comprising seven performing choirs over two campuses. Prior to this position, Horton taught at York JH for four years, and elementary music and intermediate choir in Klein ISD for two years. He served the Region IX JH/MS Division as its coordinator, and twice served as HS Region Vocal Chair. He has been a clinician and adjudicator in Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Horton served a two-year term as the TCDA MS/JH Vice President and was President of TCDA from 2007-2009. He earned an undergraduate degree, a MM degree and a doctoral degree from Sam Houston State University.

growing from less than 50 students to over 250. The program has been extremely successful in both the marching and concert arenas. The Concert Band program is the foundation and backbone of the music education program at Vandegrift. The marching band is a consistent Class Champion (Class A, AA, and AAA) and Finalist in Bands of America (BOA) Regional Competitions. The Wind Ensemble placed third in the state at the 2013 TMEA Honor Band Competition and was named a National Winner

in the 2012 Mark of Excellence National Wind Band Honors Competition. Prior to his appointment at Vandegrift, Spicer spent eight years at Cedar Park HS where he served as Conductor of the Symphonic Winds and the Director of both the Marching and Jazz Ensembles. In addition to his music education responsibilities, Spicer is the owner of S.A.S.I., a student leadership consulting firm focusing on the empowerment of young leaders. He is a magna cum laude graduate of Texas State University.

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Jeremy Spicer Jeremy Spicer is Director of Bands at Vandegrift HS in Leander ISD. Since its opening in Fall 2009, the Vandegrift music program has experienced phenomenal growth and success,

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Lorelai Cole

Ashley Delaney

Ange Goins

Cole is currently Head Choir Director at North Richland MS in Birdville ISD. Prior positions include eleven years in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD at Central JH and Euless JH, and one year as assistant director at Heritage MS in Grapevine-Colleyville ISD. Cole also served as the assistant director of the HEB ISD Elementary Honor Choir for two years. While at Central JH, Cole’s Varsity Treble Choir was selected to perform at the 2012 Southwestern ACDA Convention in Dallas. Her choirs consistently receive sweepstakes ratings at UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Contest as well as Best in Class and Overall Outstanding Choir awards at music festivals and competitions. An active clinician and adjudicator, Cole holds memberships in ACDA, TMEA, TCDA, and TMAA. She received her BA in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from the University of Texas at Arlington.

Delaney is Director of Choral Activities at Harpool MS. In conducting the Longhorn Choirs, Delaney has worked with some of the most dedicated and musically gifted students in the state. She co-conducted the HMS Kantorei Varsity Mixed Choir at their invited performance in Little Rock at the Southwest ACDA convention. Prior to returning to Harpool, she was Associate Director at Blalack MS in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, where she conducted the 100-voice Concert Boys Choir, the Women’s Chorale, and the Women’s Select Choir. She co-conducted the Varsity Men’s Chorus (named 2011-12 TMEA State Honor Choir), and the ACDA Cambiata Institute Invitational Tenor-Bass Middle School Choir in 2012. Choirs under her direction have received consistent UIL sweepstakes awards and Outstanding and Best in Class recognitions at festivals. Delaney holds a BME from Mississippi College and a MA in music education from Texas Woman’s University.

Goins is the Head Director at North Crowley HS. Previously, she was Director of Choirs at McMillen HS in Plano ISD. In her fourteen years of choral directing, Goins has also taught at Bowman and Frankford Middle Schools in Plano ISD, as well as opening Wakeland HS in Frisco ISD. In all of these programs, Goins is credited with the creation of significant growth. Goins performs with the Dallas Symphony Chorus and is a member of TMEA and TCDA. She holds a BM in Music Education from Oklahoma State University and a MA in Music Education from Texas Woman’s University.

Clinton Hardy

Jennie Crawford Crawford is the Head Choir Director at Smithfield MS, where the choir department has grown to over 350 members with six performing choirs. The SMS choirs have consistently earned sweepstakes awards at UIL contests and Best in Class and Grand Champion distinctions at area choral festivals. Under her direction, the Varsity Treble Choir performed at the 2006 and 2009 TMEA conventions. Crawford received a BA in music education from Texas Woman’s University.

Dominick DiOrio – see page 16

Hardy is the Associate Choir Director at Keller Central HS. He is the lead middle school teacher for Keller ISD. He spent the last three years as the head choral director at Linda Jobe MS. While there, his choirs received ten UIL sweepstakes awards. In 2014, Hardy’s Varsity-Tenor Bass Choir was selected as a performing honor choir at the National Cambiata Institute Convention. In 2014 Hardy received TCDA’s Young Director of Distinction Award and the same year was selected as Linda Jobe MS Teacher of the Year. Hardy served as Region 7 Vocal Secretary from 2009-2011. He is a member of ACDA, TMEA, TCDA, and TMAA, and holds a BME from Texas Christian University.

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Jenny Hafernik

Kelly McDonald

Jeb Mueller

Hafernik is the former head choir director of Clear Lake HS. She began her teaching career as the assistant choir director at Clear Springs HS. As a director at both of these schools, Hafernik worked with students who made the Texas All-State Choir and received superior ratings in both UIL Concert and Sight-Reading and UIL Solo and Ensemble. She was nominated for Best Music Direction for a Theater Under the Stars Tommy Tunes Award. In fall 2012, she established a vocal studio of over fifty junior high and high school students in the Houston area. Hafernik is a member of TMEA and TCDA, and served as TMEA Region 17 treasurer for two years. She graduated with a BME from the University of Houston Moores School of Music.

McDonald is the Head Director at Kleb Intermediate in Klein ISD. Previously, she was the Associate Director at McCullough JH. Career highlights for McDonald include McCullough JH Assistant Director of the TMEA Invited Treble Choir 2015; Assistant Director of the 2014 ACDA Cambiata Institute Invited Treble Choir; 2013 TCDA Young Director of Distinction Award recipient; Blalack MS Assistant Director of the 2012 ACDA Invited Boys Choir; and Blalack MS Assistant Director of TMEA Invited Boys Choir. McDonald holds a BME from Baylor University.

Mueller is Associate Director of Choral Studies at the University of Houston Moores School of Music. Mueller taught in the Houston area for six years, where his choirs consistently earned superior ratings and were twice chosen the Overall Best Choir at state and national choral festivals. He is an active clinician, adjudicator, and conference presenter with recent and future engagements throughout the U.S. His training includes master classes and/or lessons with such choral luminaries as Joshua Habermann, Joseph Flummerfelt and Craig Hella Johnson. He holds a BM with Teacher Certification from Texas Tech University, a MM in Choral Conducting from the University of Texas at Austin, and a DMA in Choral Conducting from the University of Miami.

Amy Moore

Courtney Kelly Kelly is the Head Choir Director at Canyon Ridge MS. Under her direction, the CRMS choir program has seen exponential growth in both size and talent. Beginning with 90 students in 2008, Kelly’s program now has over 350 members. The choirs of CRMS are award-winning ensembles, continuous sweepstakes recipients at UIL, and the Varsity Treble Choir was a Nationally Commended Choir in the 2013 and 2014 Mark of Excellence Project for the Foundation of Music Education. Kelly earned a BME in choral music from Baylor University.

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Moore is in her fourteenth year as a middle school head director in the Cypress-Fairbanks ISD. She was the head director at Labay MS for twelve years and is in her second year as head director at Salyards MS in Houston. Her choirs receive consistent awards including UIL sweepstakes and Best in Class at competitions. In 2008, the Labay MS Tenor Bass choir, under her direction, was selected as the TMEA Honor Choir and performed at the 2009 convention. Moore was selected as the Labay MS “Spotlight Teacher” for 2008-2009. An active adjudicator and clinician, Moore has been a guest lecturer at Texas Tech and Sam Houston State universities. She has presented professional workshops at state conventions, and published articles in Southwestern Musician. Moore is the MS Region Vocal Coordinator for Region 27 and serves on the PML selection committee for UIL. Professional affiliations include TSTA, TMEA, TCDA and TMAA. Moore graduated from Baylor University with a BME and is pursuing a MM degree from Texas Tech University.

Monica Muscato Muscato is the Assistant Choir Director at Pflugerville HS. She has enjoyed a career in both private and public schools, with experience at both the middle school and high school levels. Choirs under Muscato earn consistent superior ratings at festivals and UIL contests. She is an active judge and clinician, and has presented many in-services at the secondary level in the areas of classroom management and teaching strategies, concert programming, and sight-reading. Muscato received her undergraduate degree and a MM in choral conducting from the University of Texas at Austin, with further studies at the University of Kansas.

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Mary Jane Phillips Phillips is currently Choir Director at Wayside MS in Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD. Her choirs and individual students consistently perform at an exemplary level in state and local competitions. Her colleagues honored her with a Birdville ISD Golden Apple Award and a Touch of Class Award. Phillips served Region V as the JH/MS Region Secretary and Region Chair, and she was a Region V UIL contest chair for ten years. Phillips is past Secretary-Treasurer of TCDA, and a member of ACDA, TMEA, TCDA, TMAA, PTA and Mu Phi Epsilon. She received a BME from Texas Christian University.

Andrea Ramsey – see page 18

Amanda Ransom Ransom is the Head Director at Henry MS. Currently in her 7th year of teaching and in her 4th year as head director at Henry MS, her choirs have earned sweepstakes at UIL and recognition at local and regional competitions. In her 4th year Ransom was the assistant director of the Henry MS Varsity Treble when they performed at TMEA in 2012. Ransom earned a BME from the University of North Texas.

Sally Schott Schott is supervisor of University of Houston and Sam Houston State University student teachers and an educational consultant for area schools and the American Classic Music Festivals. During her 39 years in Pasadena ISD her choirs performed at ACDA national, at three divisional conferences and at six TMEA conventions. An Alliance Music Publications founding partner, publishing projects include DVDs featuring Archibeque, Snow, Salamunovich and Noble, and the SMART, Keys to Sight-reading Success and InSight Singing books. Schott is a TMEA and ACDA Southwestern Division Past President. She received her BM degree from the University of Science and Arts from Oklahoma College for Women and her MM from the University of North Texas.

Debbie Pilgrim Pilgrim is Associate Choir Director at Smithfield Middle School. She is in her second year of teaching at Smithfield where she directs the 7th and 8th grade Concert Treble Choir and the sixth grade Treble Choir. She co-directs the 6th grade Boys Choir, the 7th/8th grade Tenor-Bass Choir, and the 7th/8th grade Varsity Treble Choir. Choirs under Pilgrim’s direction have consistently earned sweepstakes awards at UIL contests and won Best in Class and Grand Champion awards at choral festivals. Pilgrim is a member of ACDA, TMEA and TCDA. She earned a BME from Baylor University.

Bethany Green Stuard

Melissa Roth Roth is the Choral Director at Richardson North JH. In her 8th year at Richardson North JH, her choirs consistently receive UIL sweepstakes and have many participants in the All-Region and TCDA Honor Choirs. In 2010, the Treble Choir was selected to sing at the OAKE National Conference in Dallas. Before teaching at the middle school/junior high levels, Roth taught 11 years at the elementary level and served as Children’s Repertoire & Standards Chair for Oregon ACDA and Regional Representative on the OAKE National Board. She currently serves as the TMEA Region III MS/JH Vocal Coordinator. She is published with Alliance Music Publications and will serve as the clinician for the TPSMEA All-State Elementary Honor Choir for 2014. Roth is active as an adjudicator, clinician and composer. She earned a BME from Baylor University and a MM from the University of North Texas.

Stuard began the choral program at Lovejoy HS in 2006. During her nine years of teaching, her choirs have received exclusively sweepstakes trophies at UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Competitions and have been named Outstanding HS Choir in every in-state and out-of-state festival entered. In 2013 the Lovejoy Varsity Women performed at TMEA. Stuard holds a BM in vocal performance and music education from Texas Tech University and a MM in choral conducting from the University of Illinois.

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the Elementary Division Lewisville. Chandler earned a BME degree from Union University in Jackson, Tennessee; a MM degree in piano performance from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville; and a MA degree in music education from the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota. He is pursuing a PhD degree in Music Education at the University of North Texas in Denton.

Kristen Bugos

Cyndie Lowry

Dr. Bugos is an Assistant Professor of Music and Coordinator of Music Education at East Texas Baptist University. Her teaching experience includes public school elementary general/vocal music, 4th & 5th grade bands and instrumental lessons; infant, toddler, and preschool music; and college piano, music education, and educational technology. Bugos is Membership Commission Chair for the Gordon Institute for Music Learning and a member of the American Orff-Schulwerk Association, the National Association for Music Education, TMEA, and TMEC. She earned a BME from Houston College, a MM from Indiana Wesleyan University, and a Ph.D. from State University of New York at Buffalo. She holds a New York State teacher certification, Music K-12, with additional education in Orff-Schulwerk (Level 1) and Music Learning Theory (Gordon Institute for Music Learning Early Childhood Levels 1 & 2 and Elementary General Music Level 1).

Lowry taught elementary music in Klein ISD for five years before taking time off to raise her three sons. Lowry is now in her tenth year as General Music teacher and Choir Director at Mitchell Intermediate School in Conroe ISD. Lowry organizes the District Wide Intermediate Honor Choir concert for Conroe ISD and holds a summer music camp for incoming 4th, 5th and 6th grade students called Cantate. She is an active member of TCDA and TMEA. Lowry had the honor of having a choir perform at the TMEA Conventions in 2008 and 2013. She has presented workshops at TCDA, TMEA and local in-service trainings in various districts. She serves on the Music Ministry Team for Grace Crossing Community Church of Christ and also sings at the Woodlands United Methodist Church in the A cappella and Cross Section choirs. Lowry received her BME/All Levels degree in 1978 and her Kodály Certification in 1982 from Sam Houston State University.

Debra Johnson Johnson has been the elementary music teacher at Leon Heights Elementary in Belton since 1998. She is the founder and director of the school’s Honor Choir. The Leon Heights Elementary Choir performed as a TMEA Invited Choir in 2012. Johnson has served as TMEA Region VIII Elementary Chair since 2000. She has also held the office of KET Central Texas Representative. Many of Johnson’s students have sung in TCDA Elementary Honor choirs and OAKE National Honor Choirs. Johnson is active as Organist/Choirmaster of St. Francis Episcopal Church in Temple. She is a member of OAKE, KET, TMEA and TCDA. Johnson received her BME degree from the University of North Texas, and upon completion, she received a Rotary International Award to study organ with Harald Vogel at the Norddeutsche Orgelakademie in northern Germany.

Michael Chandler

Jennifer Patterson

Chandler has taught elementary music in public schools for 16 years, most of them in the Lewisville ISD. He has twice been named Teacher of the Year. In 2005, 2007, and 2013 his student ensembles were featured performers at the TMEA Convention. Chandler presents workshops and sessions at the local, state, and national levels. He teaches Orff Schulwerk certification courses at SMU, at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, and at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota. He served as President of the North Texas Chapter of the American Orff-Schulwerk Association (AOSA) and was a Regional Representative on the AOSA National Board of Trustees. He is an accompanist with the Children’s Chorus of Greater Dallas and the organist and pianist at Round Grove United Church (UCC) in

Patterson currently teaches K-5 Music at Jack and Sharon Rhoads Elementary in Katy, TX where she directs the Rocket Singers and a percussion ensemble called Rockets con ritmo. When not at school or at an Orff workshop, Patterson can be found enjoying her latest family adventure. She holds bachelor and master’s degrees in music education and has completed Orff-Schulwerk Teacher Education Levels I, II, III and two master classes.

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Becky Knox Knox is the elementary music specialist at Live Oak Elementary School in Round Rock. She earned a BME in Vocal Performance from the University of Texas at Austin. She holds a MM in Voice from the University of Colorado and a MM in Choral Conducting from Texas State University, where she studied with Dr. Joey Martin. She received her Kodály certification from Texas State University, where she studied with Dr. Philip Tacka and Dr. Mícháel Houlihan.

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certifications in Kodály and Music Learning Theory as well as a MM from Michigan State University. She is a music education doctoral candidate at the University of North Texas.

Angela Ramsey

Dave Collett

Ramsey is the music specialist at Hubenak Elementary School in the Lamar CISD in Richmond, teaching general music to approximately 1100 students and directing the before-school choir. Ramsey has been teaching music for 15 years, and is in her sixth year at Hubenak. She served on elementary music curriculum committees in Katy ISD and Lamar ISD. Accomplishments include directing the Katy ISD Honor Choir; presenting at district, region and community workshops; teaching private voice lessons, and performing with the Houston Chamber Choir. The Hubenak Elementary choir consistently earns division one ratings and Best in Class distinctions. Her choir was selected to perform at the TMEA convention in 2012 and 2015. Ramsey received a BME degree with vocal music education emphasis at the University of North Texas and has completed Level 1 of her Kodaly training.

Since 2005 Rev. Collett has led an ambitious music and arts ministry at Coker UMC and oversees the Arts at Coker concert series, now in its 28th season. In 2013-14 he was a presenter/clinician at the Biennial National Convocation of the Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts, at the TCDA convention, and at the Southwest Texas Area UMC Adult Choral Workshop. His adult and youth choirs have toured England, Scotland, and Wales. Rev. Collett was ordained in 1997. He completed undergraduate studies in voice and church music at Stetson University, and earned a masters degree in sacred music from Perkins School of Theology and a master of music degree in choral conducting at SMU Meadows School of the Arts.

Christina Svec Svec taught elementary music for Little Elm and McKinney ISD. Currently, she supervises elementary music student teachers, serves as a research assistant for UNT Division of Music Education, and is assistant director and instructor of UNT’s Early Childhood Music Program. Other teaching includes instructing undergraduate music and non-music major elementary music courses for UNT and UNT-Dallas, and serving as Director of Music and Director of Children’s Music for several churches. Svec’s research interests include quantitative research methodology, early childhood/elementary music, and vocal development. She has presented pedagogical and research sessions for various conferences including TMEA, OAKE, SERA, and Mountain Lake Colloquium, and is currently published in Update: Applications of Research in Music Education and Kodály Encounter with other publications pending. Svec holds

Phyllis Thomas Thomas has taught elementary music for 26 years, the last 17 at Bridlewood Elementary in Flower Mound. Thomas is a past “Teacher of the Year”, a “Model Technology Classroom” Teacher, a recipient of the Lewisville Foundation Award, and was named a SMART Exemplary Educator in spring 2010. She is a member of the state committee that selects the repertoire for the UIL Music Memory competition, and co-author and editor of the Music Memory Passport, published by the UIL of Texas. An author of interactive white board lessons and activities for eight volumes of Interactive Now, she was a contributor to A Wide World of Web Visits 2012 and 2015, Ten to Teach Harmony, and Ten to Teach Rhythm, and author for Activate Magazine. She has presented a variety of music, technology, and SMART Board sessions at workshops in Texas, North Carolina and Arkansas, and at the TMEA Conventions and the national TI:ME Conventions. She received a BA degree from Adams State College in Colorado and a MM degree from what is now the University of North Texas in Denton. She completed three levels of Kódaly training and one level of Orff training at UNT.

Lynette Vincent Dr. Vincent is the music teacher at Baker Elementary in the Prosper ISD. She has presented successful clinics at TMEA and the Minnesota Music Educators Association. Vincent has Kodaly certification from the Plano ISD Kodaly program at UNT & SMU and Orff I from SMU. She received her undergraduate and master’s degrees from Lamar University and her Ph.D. from the University of North Texas.

Chris Crook Crook was most recently the Minister of Music and Worship at St. Andrew United Methodist Church, where he conducted the 60-voice student choir and 90-voice adult choir. In addition to worship leading responsibilities and concerts at St. Andrew, both choirs travel extensively in the U.S. and abroad. Most recently, the adults have performed at Carnegie Hall, the National Cathedral and in France and Italy. In 2009, the Chancel Choir was featured at the Alleluia church music conference at Baylor University. In 2013, his student choir was featured at this same conference. Crook enjoys his work as a guest choral clinician and is a member of ACDA, TCDA and Choristers Guild. He served for ten years on the Advisory Board of the Center for Christian Music Studies at Baylor University. Crook received a BM in church music from Mississippi College and a MM in choral conducting from Baylor University.

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Sid Davis Davis is Director of Music and Fine Arts at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church. He is a published composer and arranger, and a Melodious Accord Fellow. He holds a degree from the Hurley School of Music at Centenary College and did graduate work at the University of North Texas.

England, Austria, Czech Republic, Italy and France, and sung for both the Southwestern Division and National ACDA conventions. Beyond the church, Effler enjoys her work as a singer, conductor and clinician for organizations including ACDA, TCDA, the Choristers Guild, The American Guild of Organists and The Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts. She earned her bachelor degree in music education from Furman University and master’s degrees in choral conducting and vocal performance from SMU.

Greg Hobbs

Taylor Davis Davis is currently the Director of Music and Worship Arts at First United Methodist Church in Fort Worth. As a composer, his works have been featured in churches and schools across the globe from Carnegie Hall to All-State choruses, to performances by Grammy-nominated Conspirare. His works have been performed across the U.S, Europe, South America and South Africa. Davis earned a Bachelor of Sacred Music degree from Centenary College of Louisiana. He is a Melodious Accord Fellow and an active member of ACDA and TCDA.

Dr. Hobbs became Artistic Director of the Highlander Concert Series in January 2005 and serves as the Director of Music at Highland Park Presbyterian Church, where he coordinates a diverse and comprehensive music ministry that includes the Music Academy, all choral and instrumental ensembles, and a talented music staff. Additionally, he directs the Chancel Choir in weekly worship leadership and special concerts. Hobbs served in similar capacities in churches in Florida, Georgia, Illinois and Texas. He was also a faculty member at the Florida International University School of Music, where he conducted the University Chorale, Women’s Choir and Master Chorale. Hobbs’ educational background includes studies at Florida State University, Southwestern Seminary, the University of Georgia, and Northwestern University, where he completed a DM degree in Conducting.

conducted three TMEA performance choirs (Mixed, Women’s and Men’s), two SWACDA performance choirs and a national ACDA demonstration choir. Hollimon has been the Director of Music at Genesis UMC for nine years, where she directs the adult Chancel Choir and various youth ensembles. She is a frequent clinician, guest conductor and workshop presenter and is a member of ACDA, TMEA, TCDA and TMAA. She has a BME degree from Baylor University.

Kinley Lange Lange has been working as a choral musician for almost 40 years, conducting children, youth, church, civic and professional choirs. He is the founder and artistic director of Austin ProChorus and Director of the Sanctuary Choir at Northwoods Presbyterian Church in Houston. Recent commissions include Seven Lakes HS (for chorus and full orchestra), Houston HS for the Visual and Performing Arts (accompanied chorus), Choir of Men and Boys, and Hildesheim Germany (chorus and chamber orchestra). Lange received BM and MM degrees in Theory/Composition from the University of Hawaii and also studied graduate level composition and choral conducting at the University of Texas Austin.

Terry Price Dana Effler Effler has served as Director of Music and Arts Ministries at First United Methodist Church of Dallas since 1994. She administers the graded choir and handbell program, the Rotunda theatre series, and the Goodrich Gallery series. She conducts the Chancel Choir, First Men’s Chorus, First Women’s Chorus, Vox Nova and the Variations Youth Choir. Under her direction, the Chancel Choir has toured Canada,

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Robyn Hollimon Hollimon is in her first year as Head Choral Director at Richland HS in Birdville ISD. In her 25-year career she has taught general and choral music in 1st through 12th grades, and most recently completed fourteen years as choral director at North Crowley HS, where she

Price is Director of Music at Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church in Dallas. He began directing church choirs in 1969 and has led choirs at the International Church Music Festival in Coventry, England; at the International Church Music Festival in Rome; the Cambridge Summer Music Festival in Cambridge, England; and the Christmas Eve Celebrations in Bethlehem, Israel. He holds a BME degree from Tarleton State University and a Master of Sacred Music degree from Perkins School of Theology at SMU.

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standard choral repertoire including the major mass and requiem settings, cantatas, motets and newly commissioned works. Riehle holds degrees in vocal performance from Ohio Northern University, in choral conducting and sacred music from SMU, and post-graduate work in choral studies from Texas Tech University.

Kevin Riehle Dr. Riehle is currently Director of Choral Activities and the Fine Arts Department Chair at James E. Taylor HS, where he oversees a diverse and award-winning program of nearly 250 students. He is founder and artistic director of CANTARE Houston, an ensemble that has won critical and popular acclaim. In his 35 years as a professional conductor, he has conducted three events in Carnegie Hall and led England/European choir tours to major cathedrals. He has conducted much of the

Since 2005, she has served as Composer in Residence for The Texas Voices; and since 2013 she has served in the same capacity for the Plano Civic Chorus. She is frequently commissioned to create new choral works for churches, schools, ensembles and civic choirs, and in 2010 was named Texas Music Teachers Association Commissioned Composer. In addition to self-published works, her music is published by Oxford University Press, Alliance Music Publications, Choristers Guild, John Rich Music Press, Pavane Publishing, Santa Barbara Music Publishing, and Earthsongs. Scroggins earned a BM degree in applied vocal performance from Washburn University in Topeka KS.

Debra Scroggins Trained as a pianist and singer, Scroggins has been a composer for over ten years.

Timeline of TCDA

(continued from p. 34) August 24–26, 1960 Fifth TCDA Annual Reading Clinic was held in San Antonio with

record attendance by members, advertisers and exhibitors. 67 elementary teachers joined TCDA with attendance over the 200 mark for the first time • 1964 Michael Johnstone was appointed Business Manager for TCDA, handling advertising and physical arrangements. The Texas Choirmaster ended in August 1964. TCDA voted to adopt the ACDA Choral Journal as its official publication • August 1966 Marvin Pollard was appointed Executive Secretary • 1969 The Palacio Hilton charged $12 for a single and $16 for a double • 1978 A record 837 members attended the 1978 convention • July 31, 1980 TCDA celebrated its 25th Anniversary • Fall 1984 Dan Wood joined TCDA as Executive Secretary. The TCDA Office opened in Austin. All membership/convention registration duties moved from Secretary-Treasurer to Executive Secretary • 1984 TCDA published Texas Sings! for the first time, due mostly to the efforts of Nick Boltz. Texas Sings! remains the official publication of TCDA • Fall 1988 Glenda Casey, President, announced the establishment of the TCDA Scholarship Fund • July 25–28, 2005 TCDA celebrated its 50th Anniversary • Summer 2011 Sharon Lutz joined TCDA as Executive Director • 2015 On its 60th Anniversary, TCDA boasts a membership of over 1700, with representation throughout the state of Texas and a strong cadre of out-of-state choral directors attending convention

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procedure for selecting music Throughout the year the Board of

Exceptions include special categories

membership a privileged screening

Directors reads more than 2000 new

determined by the Board and the All-

of new choral octavos. Realizing that

music publications from participating

State Choir repertoire.

not every chosen selection will be

publishers. By a voting process, the

TCDAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stated purpose since its

appropriate for every TCDA member,

selections are narrowed to the packets

inception is to organize and operate a

the committee respectfully appreciates

read at Convention. As specified in the

new music reading clinic each summer.

your understanding of the process.

constitution, music chosen should be

With the assistance and cooperation of

Suggestions for selections fitting the new

new music. The selection committee,

various Texas music retail companies

music requirement are always welcome.

therefore, restricts its choices to

and contributing music publishers,

music published during the prior year.

the TCDA Convention offers its

2015 TCDA Music Publishers Alfred Music Publishing Alliance Music Publications Augsburg Publishing Co. Beckenhorst Press Boosey & Hawkes BriLee Music Publisher Carl Fischer LLC Choristers Guild Colla Voce Music LLC

E.C. Schirmer Music Co. Earlene Rentz Online Publications Earthsongs Fred Bock Music Hal Leonard Corporation Heritage Music Press Hinshaw Music, Inc. Hope Publishing Company

Lorenz Corporation Morningstar Music Publishers Musica Russica Neil A Kjos Music Co. Oxford University Press Paraclete Press Pavane Publishing Theodore Presser Co.

Santa Barbara Music Publishing Shawnee Press Soundforth Music Timothy C. Takach Walton Music

Packet Distribution On behalf of everyone at Pepper of Dallas/Fort Worth, we are honored to coordinate and distribute the Reading Session and Workshop books for the 2015 TCDA Convention. We would like to thank the TCDA Board for the many long hours spent reviewing and selecting the music for this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s convention. Out of respect to the music publishers who have generously provided a PDF copy for use at TCDA during the Reading Sessions, only attending and active participants will receive one free book per session. Pepper employees and other staff will distribute packets at the entrance to all sessions on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please stop by our booths and say hello. We always look forward to seeing our TCDA family and friends. Enjoy the Convention! Happy Birthday TCDA! Warmest personal regards, Luana Marler

TCDA Mid-Year Financial Report* Balances as of May 31, 2015

Bank of America, Checking Lincoln Financial Investments Scholarship Accounts

114,554.49 120,092.50 176,034.11

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Exhibitors/Sustaining Members Thank you TODA Sustaining Members who sponsor workshops, reading sessions, convention events, display in the Exhibit Hall, and advertise in convention program and other publications. Contact these organizations for all your music education needs.

exhibitors/sustaining members Abbott-Ipco/The Poinsettia People P.O. Box 551329 Dallas TX 75355-1329 800-525-1379 www.poinsettiapeople.com Booth 8085

Allegro Apparel & Plaques LLC 1848 Lone Star Rd, Ste 410 Mansfield TX 76065 800-537-1987 www.allegroapparel.com Booth 4125

ARTS International Festivals & Travel 101 East Dominion Dr Ste B Harlingen TX 78550 956-243-0648 www.artsinternationalft.com Booth 7136

Blue Ribbon Styles Co 5235 W 65th Street Unit 2C Bedford Park IL 60638 800-652-0580 www.blueribbonstyles.com Booth 5132

Academic Travel Services PO Box 547 Hendersonville NC 28793 800-523-4293 www.academictravel.com Booth 6110

Allen Organs PO Box 295127 Lewisville TX 75029 214-675-7986 www.churchorgans.net Booth 7074

Band Brilliance Publishing PO Box 150 Miller Place NY 11764 631-624-0400 www.BandBrilliance.com Booth 5094

Bob Rogers Travel 3440 Lacrosse Lane Naperville IL 60564 630-824-4343 www.bobrogerstravel.com Booth 7049

Adventure Percussion 1112 Van Arsdale Dr. Branchburg NJ 08853 908-268-6525 www.AdventurePercussion.com Booth 8087

Allied Advertising Agency Inc 3700 Blanco Rd San Antonio TX 78212 210-732-7874 www.alliedad.com Booth 2129

Band Caddy Shop PO Box 216 Hewitt TX 76643 254-722-9232 www.bandcaddyshop.com Booth 9110

Branson Lakes Area Convention & Visitors Bureau 269 State Hwy 248, PO Box 1897 Branson Missouri 65616 417-334-4084 ext. 305 www.explorebranson.com

Al’s Formal Wear 7807 Main Houston TX 77030 713-796-7002 www.alsformalwear.com Booth 5056

AMC Music LLC 4819 Feagan Houston TX 77007 713-802-2900 www.amcmusic.net Booth 6029

Band Connection, The 1210 W McDermott, Suite 105 Allen TX 75013 214-383-4885 www.band-connection.com Booth 4123

Branson on Stage Live PO Box 6609 Branson Missouri 65615 417-334-5599 www.bransononstagelive.com Booth 3069

Al’s Gourmet Nuts 542 Byrnes Dr San Antonio TX 78247 210-822-9121 www.AlsGourmetNuts.com Booth 6067

America’s Incredible Pizza Co 2522 S Campbell Ave Springfield Missouri 65807 417-890-1408 ext 204 www.incrediblepizza.com Booth 4137

Band Expansion 4909 Butte Circle Rapid City SD 57703 605-209-1831 www.bandexpansion.com

Brax Fundraising 2002 Eastwood Dr Ste 202 Wilmington NC 28403 830-832-8932 www.braxfundraising.com Booth 5082

Alamo Music Center 425 N Main Ave San Antonio TX 78205 210-224-1010 store.alamomusic.com Booth 2104

American Band Accessories 2061 N James River Ct Nixa Missouri 65714 800-421-7479 www.americanband.com Booth 1062

Band Shoppe 8900 Hwy 65, PO Box 428 Cynthiana IN 47612 812-963-8890 www.bandshoppe.com Booth 1111

Brightspark Events/Brightspark Travel 111 S Pfingsten Rd Ste 100 Deerfield IL 60015 877-545-0070 www.brightsparkevents.com Booth 7103

Alfred Music 16320 Roscoe Blvd Ste100 Van Nuys CA 91406 818-891-5999 www.alfred.com Booth 6064

American Classic Tours & Music Festivals 4243 E Piedras Dr Ste 155 San Antonio TX 78228 210-733-8167 www.amclass.com Booth 3061

Barry Hurt Music Co PO Box 215 Pagosa Springs CO 81147 970-731-1996 www.barryhurtmusic.com Booth 1081

Brook Mays/H&H Music 8605 John W Carpenter Freeway Dallas TX 75247 214-905-9167 www.brookmays.com Booth 3062

Algy 440 NE 1st Ave Hallandale FL 33009 954-457-8100 www.algyteam.com Booth 7065

Antigua Winds Inc 5806 La Colonia San Antonio TX 78218 210-661-6505 www.antiguawinds.com Booth 1101

Best Western Lake Buena Vista Hotel Plaza Boulevard Lake Buena Vista FL 32830 407-828-1966 www.lakebuenavistaresorthotel.com

Buffet Group USA Inc 7255 Salisbury Road Ste 4 Jacksonville FL 32256 904-821-0234 www.buffet-group.com Booth 2068

All Things Musical 33317 Dockside Lane Leesburg FL 34788 812-878-7800 www.allthingsmusical.com Booth 9069

Antonio Strad Violin 10288 San Pedro San Antonio TX 78216 210-349-9788 www.stradviolin.com Booth 5112

Blue Man Group at Universal Orlando 1000 Univ Studios Plaza B110 Orlando FL 32819 407-224-3842 www.bluemanorlando.com Booth 5121

BugleBoyMusic.com 1310 Parkview LN NW Kennesaw GA 30152 770-653-5094 www.banddirectorsoftware.com Booth 7110

All World Travel and Tours PO Box 1606 Allen TX 75013 214-509-9078 www.allworldtravel.com Booth 8107

AppleABC Teachers Gifts 2526 Timber Ridge Dr Garland TX 75044 214-288-2497 www.AppleABC.com Booth 6123

Blue Moose Apparel 912 113th Street Arlington TX 76011 877-566-6673 www.BlueMooseTees.com Booth 2118

BuyBoard 12007 Research Blvd Austin TX 78767 512-467-0222 www.buyboard.com Booth 1121

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Exhibitors/Sustaining exhibitors/sustaining members Members Buzzzmaster by David O’Neill PO Box 3113 Titusville FL 32781 480-341-3936 davidoneill.com Booth 9100

Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Ctr 11151 Viers Mill Rd Wheaton MD 20902 301-535-1753 www.chucklevins.com Booth 4133

Dance Sophisticates 1605 Prospect St Indianapolis IN 46203 317-634-7728 www.dancesoph.com Booth 3064

Earasers by Persona Medical 170 N Cypress Way Casselberry FL 32707 407-339-2422 ext. 129 www.earasers.net Booth 6112

Canadian Brass Music Productions S15 W33816 Wolf Rd Ste C Oconomowoc WI 53066 866-391-9226 www.canadianbrassstore.com Booth 8096

Clark Fashions, Inc 2427 Franklin Drive Mesquite TX 75150 972-289-9898 www.praisehymnfashions.com Booth 9063

Dave & Buster’s San Antonio 440 Crossroads Blvd San Antonio TX 78201 210-515-1515 www.daveandbusters.com

Eastman Music Company 2158 Pomona Blvd Pomona CA 91768 800-789-2216 www.eastmanmusiccompany.com Booth 5101

Candles & Moore Mfg Inc PO Box 205 Montgomery TX 77356 936-582-6222 www.candlesnmoore.com Booth 5065

Club’s Choice Fundraising 3421 Truax Court, PO Box 307 Eau Claire WI 54703 1-800-346-5599 www.clubschoicefundraising.com Booth 1078

Dave & Buster’s Dallas, TX 2481 Manana Dr Dallas TX 75231 214-359-9588 www.daveandbusters.com Booth 3137

Eastman Strings 2158 Pomona Blvd Pomona CA 91768 800-789-2216 www.eastmanmusiccompany.com Booth 5107

Carl Fischer Music 48 Wall Street, 28th Floor New York NY 10005 212-777-0900 www.carlfischer.com Booth 3068

Conn-Selmer 600 Industrial Parkway, PO Box 310 Elkhart IN 46516 574-522-1675 www.conn-selmer.com Booth 3075

Deanan Gourmet Popcorn 216 Windco Circle Wylie TX 75098 972-442-1500 www.deanan.com Booth 9032

ECS Publishing Group 1727 Larkin Williams Road Fenton MO 63026 800-647-2117 ex. 6 www.ecspublishing.com Booth 8039

Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group 701 Carlson Parkway, MS 8203 Minnetonka MN 55305 612-770-9248 www.carlsonrezidor.com

Connect Tours & Cruises 11525 Riverview Drive Houston TX 77077 713-780-3511 www.connecttours.com

Delvyn Case, Composer 8 Victoria Rd Quincy MA 02169 978-793-1445 www.delvyncase.com

Educational Enterprises Recording Company PO Box 4053 Pasadena TX 77502 713-475-8555 www.eercmusic.com Booth 2110

Cash Cow Fundraising, LLC PO Box 1061 Aledo TX 76008 817-991-4660 www.cashcowfundraising.com Booth 5098

Country Inn & Suites Orlando 7701 Universal Blvd Orlando FL 32819 407-313-4200 www.countryinns.com/orlandofl_ universal

DeMoulin Brothers & Co 1025 South 4th Street Greenville IL 62246 618-664-2000 www.demoulin.com Booth 8078

Educational Performance Tours 199 3rd Street Staten Island NY 10306 800-972-6813 www.educationalperformancetours.org Booth 6133

Celebrate Something Special 3 Inwood Way San Antonio TX 78248 210-493-7222 Booth 4117

Cousin’s Concert Attire 360 Fairfield Ave Stamford CT 06902 203-554-5298 www.concertattire.com Booth 9106

Dennis E. Meyer Music 64 Ruth Ann Dr Godfrey IL 62035 618-466-1231 www.tex4band.com Booth 7076

Educational Travel Adventures 4400 Route 9 South Ste 1000 Freehold NJ 07728 800-273-2500 www.ETadventures.com Booth 4086

Charms Office Assistant 3001 Century Drive Rowlett TX 75088 214-556-1912 www.charmsoffice.com Booth 7069

D’Addario & Company Inc PO Box 290, 595 Smith St Farmingdale NY 11735 631-439-3362 www.daddario.com Booth 6059

Director’s Choice Tour and Travel 10701 Upland Avenue Lubbock TX 79424 806-762-1500 www.directorschoice.travel Booth 4092

Edwards Instrument Company PO Box 440 Elkhorn WI 53121 262-723-4221 www.edwards-instruments.com Booth 4082

Cherrydale Fundraising LLC 4613 Woodview St Arlington TX 76013 817-233-4149 www.cherrydale.com Booth 8095

Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau 325 N St Paul Street Ste 700 Dallas TX 75201 214-571-1084 www.visitdallas.com Booth 6103

Director’s Showcase Int 505 Sroufe Street Ligonier IN 46767 260-894-7158 www.dshowcase.com Booth 7062

ejazzlines/Jazz Lines Publications/ Walrus Music Publishing PO Box 1236 Saratoga Springs NY 12866 518-879-2594 www.ejazzlines.com Booth 8033

Chicago Symphony Orchestra 220 S Michigan Ave Chicago IL 60604 312-294-3041 www.cso.org Booth 5116

Dallas Summer Musicals 909 1st Ave Dallas TX 75210 214-413-3924 www.dallassummermusicals.org

Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede 1525 W 76 Country Blvd Branson MO 65616 417-336-7974 www.dixiestampede.com Booth 1107

Elizabeth Jean’s Pie Kits 47765 Bellagio Drive Northville MI 48167 248-348-3800 www.elizabethjeanspiekit.com Booth 2099

Choristers Guild 12404 Park Central Dr Ste 100 Dallas TX 75251-1802 800-246-7478 www.choristersguild.org/ Booth 1089

Dan Ryder Field Drills 841 Azalea St 20105 Garland TX 75040 972-941-6400 www.danryderfielddrills.com Booth 1061

Dynamic Designs 717 Jewell Drive Waco TX 76712 254-776-4600 www.dynamicdesignsinc.com Booth 7059

Embassy Suites DFW South 4850 W Airport Freeway Irving TX 75062 972-790-0093 www.esdfwsouth.com Booth 5110

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Four Seasons Tours 1553 Boren Drive Ocoee FL 34761 407-654-2500 www.fourseasons-tours.com Booth 1093

Graceland Attractions 3734 Elvis Presley Blvd Memphis TN 38116 901-332-3322 www.elvis.com Booth 4112

Holiday Inn & Suites Across from Universal Orlando 5905 Kirkman Rd Orlando FL 32819 407-351-3333 www.hiuniversal.com

Encore Performance Tours 343 Congress Street Suite 3100 Boston MA 02210 877-460-3801 www.encoretours.com Booth 1112

Fred J Miller Inc 8765 Washington Church Rd Miamisburg OH 45342 937-434-1121 www.fjminc.com Booth 7029

Grand Mesa Music Publishers PO Box 2356 Grand Junction CO 81502 970-245-1685 www.grandmesamusic.com Booth 2086

Houghton Horns 1021 Conchos Cir W Keller TX 76248 817-602-9791 www.houghtonhorns.com Booth 2133

ErgoSonic Percussion 1420 Marshland Road Apalachin NY 13732 607-624-2771 www.ergosonicpercussion.com Booth 1100

Fredericksburg Farms Fundraising PO Box 1157 Fredericksburg TX 78624 830-997-0960 www.fredericksburgfarms.com Booth 8083

Green Light Group Tours 5 Clark Street Saint Augustine FL 32084 800-490-1820 www.greenlightgrouptours.com Booth 4129

Hughes Brothers Theater 3425 West 76 Country Blvd Branson MO 65616 417-334-0076 www.hughes-brothers.com Booth 3124

Fan Cloth 2895 113th Street Grand Prairie TX 75050 866-897-3349 www.fancloth.com Booth 8101

Fruhauf Uniforms Inc 800 E Gilbert Wichita KS 67211 316-263-7500 www.fruhauf.com Booth 5093

Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar 1601 Hunter Rd New Braunfels TX 78130 830-629-5077 www.gristmillrestaurant.com

Infiniti Reeds PO Box 591273 Houston TX 77259 940-300-0572 www.infinitireeds.com Booth 8111

Festivals of Music/Music in the Parks 1784 W Schuylkill Rd Douglassville PA 19518 800-323-0974 www.festivalsofmusic.com Booth 5086

Fundraising Alliance LLC 6671 W Indiantown Rd #50-250 Jupiter FL 33458 973-941-7444 800-996-9519 www.fundraisingalliance.org Booth 4111

Group Travel Odyssey 7081 Grand National Drive Ste 109 Orlando FL 32819 407-345-4899 www.grouptravelodyssey.com Booth 6117

Innovative Percussion Inc 470 Metroplex Drive Suite 214 Nashville TN 37211 615-333-9388 www.innovativepercussion.com Booth 3115

Fine Arts Travel 8235 Agora Pkwy Ste 111-661 Selma TX 78154 866-922-9672 ext 212 www.fineartstravel.com Booth 8100

Fundraising with Simply Sheets 9700 Old Abilene Ct Mobile AL 36695 251-454-0507 www.Simplysheets.net Booth 4120

Hal Leonard Corporation 7777 West Bluemound Rd Milwaukee WI 53213 414-774-3630 www.halleonard.com Booth 7051

It’s A Hoot! 3618 Leadville Dr Austin TX 78749 3618 Leadville Dr Booth 8093

First Class Tours Inc 12073 Eastex Freeway Houston TX 77039 281-590-8800 www.firstclasstours.net Booth 9114

GACTO Global Alliance of Concert Tour Operators 1426 N Grand Oaks Ave c/o United World Concert Tours Pasadena CA 91104 626-798-1055 www.gacto.org Booth 1068

Hamilton Stands Inc 51 Quail Run Road Suffield CT 06078 860-573-3570 www.hamiltonstands.com Booth 8089

Jarvis Industries Inc 23924 Lenze Rd Spring TX 77389 281-370-5455 www.jarvisonline.com Booth 3111

Fishburn Violin Shop 11435 Spring Cypress Road Tomball TX 77377 281-290-4580 www.fishburnviolin.com Booth 2111

Gandy Ink Screen Printing and Embroidery 2027 Industrial San Angelo TX 76904 800-999-8137 x337 www.gandyink.com Booth 5111

Hampton Inn by Hilton Orlando International Dr Convention Ctr 8900 Universal Blvd Orlando FL 32819 407-313-0142 www.orlandohampton.com

Java Joes Fundraising 23 Magnolia Drive Rocky Point NY 11778 877-341-2332 www.javajoesfundraising Booth 5096

FJH Music Company Inc 2525 Davie Rd Ste 360 Fort Lauderdale FL 33317 954-382-6061 www.fjhmusic.com Booth 8048

Getzen Company Inc PO Box 440, 530 S Hwy H Elkhorn WI 53121 262-723-4221 www.getzen.com Booth 4083

Harmonious Designs LLC 3816 Wentwood Drive Dallas TX 75225 469-939-5052 www.designs4harmony.com Booth 2116

JazzDeck by NorCal Jazz 1233 Taylor St #5 San Francisco CA 94108 650-302-6350 www.jazzdeck.com Booth 6052

Florida Sunshine Festivals Inc 5640 Sandal Wood Dr Baton Rouge LA 70806 225-315-0044 www.sherlocktours.com Booth 2082

GIA/Walton Music 7404 S Mason Ave Chicago IL 60638 708-496-3800 www.giamusic.com Booth 6014

Heritage Music Press PO Box 802 Dayton OH 45401 937-228-6118 www.lorenz.com Booth 9038

JOHANNUS Organs of Texas 8407 Saber Creek Trail Austin TX 78759 512-680-4584 www.johannustexas.com Booth 9105

Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau 111 W 4th St Ste 200 Fort Worth TX 76102 817-698-7824 www.FortWorth.com Booth 5118

GL Custom Batons 79063 Dune Lake St N Bermuda Dunes CA 92203 760-391-3484 www.glcustombatons.com Booth 6012

Hill Country Rocks 2390 Twinwood New Braunfels TX 78666 512-618-7561 www.hillcountryrocks.net Booth 9088

Johnny Paul’s Music Shop 10450 E Bankhead Hwy Aledo TX 76008 817-441-9003 www.johnnypaulsmusicshop.com

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Macsax 2007 Kramer Lane Suite 104 Austin TX 78758 512-619-5989 www.macsax.com Booth 7112

McGraw-Hill Education 6111 8787 Orion Place Columbus OH 43240 817-751-9146 www.mhetexas.com Booth 6111

Music Filing Solutions 19 Westmoreland Dr Naperville IL 60540 630-369-9999 www.musicfilingsolutions.com Booth 9050

JW Pepper & Son (Pepper of Dallas/ Ft Worth) 7459 Airport Fwy Richland Hills TX 76118 817-589-5980 www.jwpepper.com Booth 6039

Maestro by Tumlare, Performance Tour Specialists 271 Waverley Oaks Rd Waltham MA 02452 800-223-4664 www.maestrobytumlare.com Booth 6120

McKay Music Company 121 Gilmer Street Sulphur Springs TX 75482 903-885-0074 www.mckaymusicco.com

Music First 180 Madison Ave 24th Floor New York NY 10016 855-896-3344 www.musicfirst.com Booth 4115

Kaleidoscope Adventures 7081 Grand National Dr Ste 110 Orlando FL 32819 407-345-4899 www.kaleidoscopeadventures.com Booth 6119

MakeMusic Inc 7007 Winchester Circle Ste 200 Boulder CO 80301 917-280-3764 www.makemusic.com Booth 4055

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament 2021 N Stemmons Fwy Dallas TX 75207 469-342-5522 www.medievaltimes.com Booth 1106

Music for All/ Bands of America 39 W Jackson Pl Ste 150 Indianapolis IN 46225 317-524-6238 www.musicforall.org Booth 3074

Karen & Company LLC HC 75 BOX 1032 Los Ojos NM 87551 505-793-7489 www.karencojewelry.com Booth 4089

Malmark Inc 5712 Easton Rd, PO Box 1200 Plumsteadville PA 18949 215-766-7200 www.malmark.com Booth 1095

Melhart Music Center 3325 N 10th St McAllen TX 78501 956-682-6147 www.melhart.com Booth 7078

Music In Motion 1601 E Plano Pkwy Ste 100 Plano TX 75074 972-943-8744 www.musicmotion.com Booth 6093

Kendor Music Inc 21 Grove St, PO Box 278 Delevan NY 14042 716-492-1254 www.kendormusic.com Booth 4089

Manhattan Concert Productions 236 W 30th St Floor 3 New York NY 10001 212-279-1147 www.mcp.us Booth 5092

Midwest Sheet Music 2616 Metro Blvd Maryland Heights MO 63043 314-291-4686 www.mrmusicinc.com Booth 8059

Music Prodigy 4335 Van Nuys Blvd Ste 308 Sherman Oaks CA 91403 323-243-5109 www.musicprodigy.com Booth 3133

Knilling String Instruments 1400 Ferguson Ave St Louis MO 63133 800-727-4512 www.knilling.com Booth 3129

Maple Leaf Strings 1039 W North Bend Rd Cincinnati OH 45224 513-681-0186 www.mapleleafstrings.com Booth 3120

Mighty Cold Towel/Innovator Brands 1333 College Pkwy 185 Gulf Breeze FL 32563 443-496-1464 www.mightycoldtowel.com Booth 7101

Musical Instrument Service 328 W Southcross San Antonio TX 78221 210-924-1330

Legacy Lockers 4433 Bronze Way Dallas TX 75236 214-466-1700 www.legacylockers.com Booth 4116

Marching Show Concepts 6115 Misty Oaks St Sarasota FL 34243 800-356-4381 www.msconcepts.com Booth 4069

Miraphone Instruments Traunreuter Str 8 Waldkraiburg 84478 +49-8638-96820 www.miraphone.de Booth 4132

New Generation Events PO Box 916558 Longwood FL 32791 800-313-2251 www.newgenerationevents.org Booth 8049

Lisle Violin Shop 4510 Burke Rd Pasadena TX 77504 281-487-7303 www.violins.com Booth 7094

Marching USA 2317 Chester St Fort Worth TX 76103 469-422-2681 www.MarchingUSA.com Booth 3119

Mixed Bag Designs 1744 Rollins Rd Burlingame CA 94401 877-520-2247 www.mixedbagdesigns.com Booth 7092

N American Theatrical Photographers 5385 Five Forks Trickum Rd Ste 204 Stone Mountain GA 30087 770-925-3355 www.thecompositepeople.com Booth 4105

Lone Star College-Kingwood 20,000 Kingwood Dr Kingwood TX 77339 713-392-6338 www.lonestar.edu/kingwood

Mark Custom Recording Service Inc 10815 Bodine Rd Clarence NY 14031 716-759-2600 www.MarkCustom.com Booth 3085

Murphy Robe Company 1000 N Market St Champaign IL 61820 727-525-9093 www.murphyrobes.com Booth 9075

ON2 Percussion 204 Byrd Avenue Philadelphia MS 39350 662-801-5418 www.on2percussion.com Booth 6137

Lone Star Percussion 10611 Control Place Dallas TX 75238 214-340-0835 www.lonestarpercussion.com Booth 3110

Masterpiece Tours 202A W Parker Rd Plano TX 75075 972-509-5395 www.bandtravel.com Booth 2074

Music & Arts 4626 Wedgewood Blvd Frederick MD 21703 301-620-4040 www.musicarts.com Booth 2083

One Smart Piano 2901 Tasman Dr Suite 107 Santa Clara CA 95054 415-378-0173 www.smartpiano.com Booth 3098

Luck’s Music Library PO Box 71397, 32300 Edward Madison Heights MI 48071 800-348-8749 ext. 103 www.lucksmusic.com Booth 8029

McCormick’s Enterprises Inc PO Box 577 Arlington Heights IL 60006 800-323-5201 www.mccormicksnet.com Booth 2075

Music Crate 301 Amber Drive Harrisburg AR 72432 870-919-0550 www.MusicCrate.com Booth 2094

Opti-Case/Opti-Sound Inc 1175 CR 481 West Henderson TX 75654 800-637-6635 www.opti-case.net Booth 5137

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Exhibitors/Sustaining exhibitors/sustaining members Members Orchestra Tutor LLC 6201 John Chisum Lane Austin TX 78749 512-689-4552 www.orchestratutor.com Booth 8066

Peterson Electro Musical Products Inc 11601 S Mayfield Ave Alsip IL 60803 708-388-3311 www.PetersonTuners.com Booth 9044

QuaverMusic.com 1706 Grand Avenue Nashville TN 37212 866-917-3633 www.quavermusic.com Booth 5129

Ride The Ducks (Branson) 2320 W Hwy 76 Country Blvd Branson MO 65616 417-266-7607 www.bransonducks.com Booth 7129

Ozark Delight Candy 1 Lollipop Lane Prairie Grove AR 72753 800-334-8991 www.ozarkdelight.com Booth 1104

Phi Beta Mu PO Box 514 Hamshire TX 77622 409-243-3214 www.pbmalpha.org

R&R Travel PO Box 10 Krum TX 76249 940-482-8141 www.bestrandrtravel.com Booth 8051

Right Response Fundraising 804 Fairmont Dr Georgetown TX 78628 512-876-9268 www.rightresponse.com Booth 6114

P Mauriat Musical Instruments / St Louis Music 1400 Ferguson Ave St Louis MO 63133 800-727-4512 www.pmauriatmusic.com Booth 4128

Philadelphia International Music Festival 2954 East Grant Ave Williamstown NJ 08094 856-875-6816 www.PhiladelphiaMusicFestival.org

Rain Ponchos Plus PO 394 Keller TX 76248 800-658-1008 www.rainponchos.com Booth 1110

Rocksports 1609 Chisholm Trail Ste 400 Round Rock TX 78681 512-218-9913 www.rocksports.net Booth 7130

Pacific Coachways Charter Services Inc 11771 Markon Dr Garden Grove CA 92841 714-892-5000 www.pacificcoachways.com

Picardy 604 Bristlewood Cove Cedar Park TX 78613 5304003862 www.picardylearning.com Booth 5084

RBC Music Co PO Box 29128 San Antonio TX 78229 210-736-6902 www.rbcmusic.com Booth 6015

Romeo Music 136 Levee Place Coppell TX 75019 214-529-4476 www.romeomusic.net Booth 7039

Patti DeWitt Inc 368 Riddle Rd Cedar Creek TX 78612 713-898-1692 www.pattidewitt.com/thesingingmusician.com Booth 7131

Pigeon Forge Dept of Touism PO Box 1390 Pigeon Forge TN 37868 865-453-8474 www.mypigeonforge.com Booth 4114

Red Carpet Bus Charters 426 Metro Park Dr McKinney TX 75071 405-672-5100 www.redcarpetcharters.com Booth 2084

S E Shires Co 4A Spaceway Hopedale MA 01747 508-634-6805 www.seshires.com Booth 5105

Peacocks Marching World 325 Rutherford St Ste D Goleta CA 93117 805-845-2427 www.marchingworld.com Booth 7098

PreSonus Audio 18011 Grand Bay Court Baton Rouge LA 70809 225-215-0686 www.musiced.presonus.com Booth 8062

ReedGeek Inc PO Box 3569 Carson City NV 89702 775-392-1110 www.reedgeek.com Booth 2066

SABIAN Ltd 219 Main Street Meductic New Brunswick E6H 2L5 506-272-2019 www.sabian.com Booth 3128

Peak Music Festivals 3000 Custer Road Suite 270-126 Plano TX 75075 972-810-4300 www.peakmusicfestivals.org Booth 1075

Pride of Texas Music Festival PO Box 13949 Arlington TX 76094 817-312-1045 www.prideofTXfestival.com Booth 2137

Relaxation Station 8108 Elkhorn Mountain Trail Austin TX 78729 512-257-2581 Booth 8122

Salyers Percussion 16310 Sapling Ridge Dr Sugar Land TX 77498 281-201-2939 www.salyerspercussion.com Booth 2065

Pender’s Music Company 314 S Elm St Denton TX 76201 800-772-5918 www.penders.com Booth 5075

Print Music Source PO Box 39516 San Antonio TX 78218 305-308-4017 www.printmusicsource.com Booth 8043

Remo Inc 28101 Industry Drive Valencia CA 91355 661-294-5657 www.remo.com Booth 1077

Sam Ash Music Corporation 25 NE Loop 410 Ste 110 San Antonio TX 78216 516-932-6400 www.samash.com Booth 4119

PepWear PO BOX 4504 Cedar Hill TX 75106 800-587-4287 www.pepwear.com Booth 2093

PXP Solutions, LLC 2485 Merritt Drive Garland TX 75041 469-471-5541 www.pxpsolutions.com Booth 2067

Repeat Performance 10511 FM 1585 Wolfforth TX 79382 806-438-4907 www.2ndhandband.com Booth 8124

Scents of Soy Fundraising 395 CR 644 Dayton TX 77535 281-324-6019 www.scentsofsoy.com Booth 7125

Performer’s Academy PO Box 781884 San Antonio TX 78278 210-827-4655 www.performersacademy.com Booth 5078

Pygraphics-Pyware Software PO Box 399 Argyle TX 76226 800-222-7536 www.pyware.com Booth 8075

Rhythm Band Instruments LLC PO Box 40759 Fort Worth TX 76140 800-424-4724 www.RhythmBand.com Booth 3132

Schermer Pecan Company 819 S Veterans Blvd Glennville GA 30427 800-841-3403 www.schermerpecans.com Booth 4113

Performing Arts Consultants 807 Mantoloking Rd Ste 100 Brick NY 08723 732-670-4057 www.usafest.org Booth 8055

Pyle Percussion Stands PO Box 1691 Sun City AZ 85372 1-800-PYLE USA www.pylepercussion.com Booth 9099

RhythmBee, Inc 711 Kelsey Creek Ln Gilmer TX 75644 903-725-3304 www.rhythmbee.com Booth 6044

Schlitterbahn Waterparks 381 E Austin St New Braunfels TX 78130 830-608-8532 www.schlitterbahn.com Booth 9059

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Exhibitors/Sustaining exhibitors/sustaining members Members Seasons Music Festivals/Winter Park Ski Music Festival PO Box 369 Grandview TX 76050 817-581-1040 www.seasonsmusicfest.com Booth 5104

Southwest Emblem Company PO BOX 350 Cisco TX 76437 254-442-2500 www.southwestemblem.com Booth 3083

Titanic Museum Attraction 714 Hwy 248 Ste 520 Branson MO 65616 417-231-2237 www.tempestmusicalinstruments.com www.TitanicAttraction.com Booth 3076 Booth 3124

See Pigeon Forge Receptive 119 Music Rd Pigeon Forge TN 37863 866-492-6972 www.seepigeonforgereceptive.com Booth 7122

StageRight Corporation 495 Pioneer Parkway Clare MI 48617 800-438-4499 www.stageright.com Booth 9081

Tempo Press PO Box 71396 Madison Heights MI 48071 866-918-3676 www.tempopress.com Booth 9028

TMF Tours and Travel 803 W Inspiration Drive Pharr TX 78577 956-499-4002 www.tmftoursandtravel.com Booth 5061

Shock Rock Enterprises 910 W Meadowmere Lane Austin TX 78758 512-670-6639 www.bowfingerfixer.com Booth 7100

Stanbury Uniforms Inc PO Box 100,108 Stanbury Industrial Dr, Brookfield MO 64628 800-826-2246 www.stanbury.com Booth 5023

Texas Boys Choir 3901 South Hulen Fort Worth TX 76109 817-793-8080 www.texasboyschoir.org Booth 9048

Tote Unlimited PO Box 7875 Fort Worth TX 76111 817-698-8300 www.toteunlimited.com Booth 2054

Sight & Sound Theatres 1001 Shepherd of the Hills Expwy Branson MO 65616 417 335-7900 www.sight-sound.com Booth 3123

Steinway Piano Gallery 12980 North Hwy 183 Austin TX 78750 512-258-6100 www.steinwayofaustin.com Booth 3101

Texas Group Photo 19225 Artesian Way Humble TX 77346 832-527-4231 www.texasGroupPhoto.com Booth 8064

Tour-Rific of TX 13810 Champion Forest Dr Ste 200 Houston TX 77069 281-587-9555 www.tour-rific.com Booth 2071

Silverleaf Resorts 140 Heimer Rd Ste 595 San Antonio TX 78232 210-491-0373 www.silverleafresorts.com Booth 9092

Straight A Tours and Travel 6881 Kingspointe Pkwy Ste 18 Orlando FL 32819 407-896-1242 www.straightatours.com Booth 6069

Texas Jazz Educators Association 250 Ranchcrest Rd Lorena TX 76655 254-710-4625 www.tjea.org Registration Area

TRN Music Publisher Inc 371 State Hwy 220, PO Box 197 Alto 88312 575-336-2688 www.trnmusic.com

Simply Sheets Fundraising 3760 Sixes Road Suite #126-325 Canton GA 30114 404-483-5700 www.simplysheetsfundraising.com Booth 7107

Summit Tour and Travel PO Box 682240 Orlando FL 32868 877-290-6777 www.summittourtravel.com Booth 2123

Texas Music Educators Association PO Box 140465 Austin TX 78714 888-318-8632 ext 103 www.tmea.org Registration Area

Troubadour Consultants LLC PO Box 623 Kaufman TX 75142 469-595-1101 www.troubadourconsultants.com Booth 6129

Six PO Box 740 Branson MO 65616 417-559-9722 www.thesixshow.com

Super Holiday Tours 116 Gatlin Avenue Orlando FL 32806 407-851-0060 www.superholiday.com Booth 9054

Texas Private School Music Educators Assn PO Box 330937 Fort Worth TX 76163 817-909-6134 www.tpsmea.org Registration Area

Tuxedo Wholesaler 1331 West Melinda Lane Phoenix AZ 85027 800-828-2802 www.tuxedowholesaler.com Booth 2092

Six Flags Fiesta TX 17000 IH 10 West San Antonio TX 78257 210-697-5448 www.sixflags.com/fiestaTX Booth 6116

Superior Travel and Tour 1270 Coronado Terrace Deltona FL 32725 770-574-4943 ext 101 www.superiortravelandtour.com Booth 1116

The Gift Solution 2901 Capital of TX Hwy Austin TX 78746 512-656-4436 www.austinboutique.com Booth 1120

Tyler Junior College PO Box 9020 Tyler TX 75711 903-510-2382 www.tjc.edu

Smart Cell Gear 5500 West Touhy Ave Unit I Skokie IL 60077 210-269-7142 www.smartcellgear.com Booth 3099

SYTA-Student & Youth Travel Assoc 8400 Westpark Drive, 2nd Floor McLean VA 22102 703-610-9034 www.syta.org

The Midwest Clinic 601 Oakmont Lane Ste 140 Westmont IL 60559 630-861-6125 www.midwestclinic.org Booth 7105

Ultrasonic Power Corp 239 East Stephenson St Freeport IL 61032 815-235-6020 www.upcorp.com Booth 1083

Soundslice 2703 W Agatite Ave Chicago IL 60625 312-436-1559 www.soundslice.com Booth 6113

T Bar M Resort & Conference Center 2549 Hwy 46 West New Braunfels TX 78132 210-563-3737 www.tbarm.com Booth 1067

The National Band Association PO Box 466 Lorton VA 22199 www.nationalbandassociation.org Booth 2115

Uniform & Drum Carts (Tough Carts) 6900 South Fwy B9 Fort Worth TX 76134 817-228-9041 www.toughcartsbuilder.com Booth 6122

Southern Star Tour & Travel 10730 Portranco Rd Ste 122-531 San Antonio TX 78251 210-861-9551 www.southernstartourandtravel.com Booth 8058

Tarpley Music Company Inc 2420 Commerce St, PO Box 8150 Amarillo TX 79114 325-655-7381 www.tarpleymusic.com Booth 1097

The Poly Band Stand By: EM-BEE Ideas 29 Brookshire Ln Edwardsville IL 62025 314-581-4375 www.polybandstand.com Booth 7097

Unique 4 U LLC/ dba Rockin Feet 6130 W Flamingo Rd PMB 460 Las Vegas NV 89103 702-871-6377 www.rockinfeet.com Booth 9111

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Tempest Musical Instruments 843 Lockhill Selma San Antonio TX 78213 210-224-0258

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Exhibitors/Sustaining exhibitors/sustaining members Members Unique Travels & Tours Inc PO Box 516, 912 West Avenue A Hooks TX 75561 903-280-7161 www.uniquetravels.com Booth 1085

Up-Front Footwear Inc 33 North Market St Mount Joy PA 17552 717-492-1875 www.dinkles.com Booth 3087

West Music Co PO Box 5521 Coralville IA 5521 319-351-2000 www.westmusic.com Booth 2112

World View Travel PO Box 13949 Arlington TX 76094 800-228-6587 www.world-view-travel.com Booth 2139

US Air Force Band of The West 1860 Carswell Ave Ste 1 Lackland AFB TX 78236 210-925-8685 www.bandofthewest.af.mil Booth 3113

US Integrity Touring Co 151 Webster Mills Road Chichester NH 03258 603-435-5014 www.usintegritytouring.com Booth 5123

White Elegance Choir Apparel 570 Fine Dr Salt Lake City UT 84115 801-293-1060

World’s Finest Chocolate Inc PO Box 6955 Metairie LA 70009 504-464-5470 www.worldsfinestchocolate.com/ Booth 7058

Universal Orlando Resort 1000 Universal Studios Plaza (B110) Orlando FL 32819 407-224-6082 www.universalorlandoyouth.com

USA Fundraisers PO BOX 294 Mont Belvieu TX 77580 888-390-7620 www.usa-fundraisers.com Booth 2102

Williamson Music Company 701 East Plano Pkwy 414 Plano TX 75098 972-633-8203 www.williamsonmusicco.com Booth 6105

WorldStrides 218 W Water St Charlottesville VA 22902 434-284-9787

Universal Studios Hollywood 100 Universal City Plaza Bldg 4505-3 Universal City CA 91608 818-622-3610 www.UniversalYouthPrograms.com

Vater Percussion Inc 270 Centre St Holbrook MA 02343 781-767-1877 www.vater.com Booth 1082

Wingert-Jones Publications 191 Sheree Blvd Exton PA 19341 816-803-7757 www.wjpublications.com Booth 6042

Yamaha Corporation of America 6600 Orange Thorpe Ave Buena Park CA 90620 714-522-9059 www.usa.yamaha.com Booth 2103

University of Mary Hardin-Baylor 900 College Street (8012) Belton TX 76513 254-295-4686 www.umhb.edu/music

Veritas Instrument Rental Inc 3670 131st Ave N Clearwater FL 33762 877-727-2798 www.veritas-online.com Booth 5067

Winter Guard Tarps 851 N FM 3083 Conroe TX 77303 936-523-1000 www.winterguardtarps.com Booth 8102

Youth Education in the Arts 601 W Hamilton St Allentown PA 18101 610-821-0345 www.yea.org Booth 6121

University of Oklahoma Bands 500 W Boyd St Norman OK 73019 405-325-2731

Vic Firth Company 65 Sprague St Boston MA 02136 617-364-6869 www.vicfirth.com Booth 5074

Wm S Haynes Co 68 Nonset Path Acton MA 01720 978-268-0600 www.wmshaynes.com Booth 6104

University of Our Lady of the Lake 411 SW 24th St San Antonio TX 78207 210-434-6711 www.ollusa.edu

Wenger Corporation 555 Park Drive Owatonna MN 55060 507-774-8738 www.wengercorp.com Booth 4075

Woodwind and Brasswind PO Box 7479 Westlake Village CA 91359 816-423-4815 www.wwbw.com Booth 7093

www.whiteelegancechoirapparel.com

Booth 8053

www.worldstridesheritageperformance.org

Booth 9093

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Exhibitors/Sustaining Members Listed By Category Attraction America’s Incredible Pizza Company 4137 Chicago Symphony Orchestra 5116 Dallas Summer Musicals Dave & Buster’s/Dallas TX 3137 Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede 1107 Graceland Attractions 4112 Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar Hughes Brothers Theater 3124 Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament 1106 Ride The Ducks (Branson) 7129 Sight & Sound Theatres 3123 Six Six Flags Fiesta Texas 6116 Titanic Museum Attraction 3124 Universal Orlando Resort Universal Studios Hollywood

Festivals / Tours Academic Travel Services 6110 All World Travel and Tours 8107 American Classic Tours & Music Festivals 3061 ARTS International Festivals and Travel 7136 Bob Rogers Travel 7049 Branson on Stage Live 3069 Brightspark Events/Brightspark Travel 7103 Connect Tours & Cruises Director’s Choice Tour and Travel 4092 Educational Performance Tours 6133 Educational Travel Adventures 4086 Encore Performance Tours 1112 Festivals of Music/Music in the Parks 5086 Fine Arts Travel 8100 First Class Tours 9114 Florida Sunshine Festivals Inc 2082 Four Seasons Tours 1093 Band Accessories / Flags / Carts / Frames GACTO Global Alliance of Concert Tour American Band Accessories 1062 Operators 1068 Band Caddy Shop 9110 Green Light Group Tours 4129 Dan Ryder Field Drills 1061 Kaleidoscope Adventures 6119 Director’s Showcase Int 7062 Maestro by Tumlare, Performance Tour Hamilton Stands Inc 8089 Specialists 6120 Jarvis Industries Inc 3111 Manhattan Concert Productions 5092 McCormick’s Enterprises Inc 2075 Masterpiece Tours 2074 ON2 Percussion 6137 Music for All/ Bands of America 3074 Opti-Case/Opti-Sound Inc 5137 New Generation Events 8049 StageRight Corporation 9081 Peak Music Festivals 1075 The Poly Band Stand By:EM-BEE Ideas 7097 Performing Arts Consultants 8055 Tote Unlimited 2054 Philadelphia International Music Festival Uniform & Drum Carts (Tough Carts) 6122 Pride of Texas Music Festival 2137 Winter Guard Tarps 8102 R&R Travel 8051 Schlitterbahn Waterparks 9059 Bling (Bags, Beauty Care, Home Decor, Seasons Music Festivals/Winter Park Ski Music Jewelry) Festival 5104 Celebrate Something Special 4117 See Pigeon Forge Receptive 7122 Southern Star Tour and Travel 8058 Casual Apparel (Embroidery, Patches, Straight A Tours and Travel 6069 Screen-printing, T-Shirts) Summit Tour and Travel 2123 Allegro Apparel & Plaques LLC 4125 Super Holiday Tours 9054 Allied Advertising Agency Inc 2129 Superior Travel and Tour 1116 Blue Moose Apparel 2118 TMF Tours and Travel 5061 Dynamic Designs 7059 Tour-Rific of Texas 2071 Gandy Ink Screen Printing and Embroidery 5111 Troubadour Consultants LLC 6129 PepWear 2093 Unique Travels & Tours, Inc 1085 PXP Solutions, LLC 2067 US Integrity Touring Co 5123 Rain Ponchos Plus 1110 World View Travel 2139 Rocksports 7130 WorldStrides 9093 Southwest Emblem Company 3083

Fundraiser Abbott-Ipco/The Poinsettia People 8085 Al’s Gourmet Nuts 6067 Brax Fundraising 5082 Candles & Moore Mfg Inc 5065 Cash Cow Fundraising LLC 5098 Cherrydale Fundraising LLC 8095 Club’s Choice Fundraising 1078 Deanan Gourmet Popcorn 9032 Elizabeth Jean’s Pie Kits 2099 Encore Associates/Kolodziej’s 5120 Fan Cloth 8101 Fredericksburg Farms Fundraising 8083 Fundraising Alliance LLC 4111 Fundraising with Simply Sheets 4120 Java Joes Fundraising 5096 Mighty Cold Towel/Innovator Brands 7101 Mixed Bag Designs 7092 Ozark Delight Candy 1104 Right Response Fundraising 6114 Scents of Soy Fundraising 7125 Schermer Pecan Company 4113 Simply Sheets Fundraising 7107 Smart Cell Gear 3099 USA Fundraisers 2102 World’s Finest Chocolate Inc 7058 Health and Fitness Relaxation Station 8122 Unique 4 U LLC/ DBA Rocking Feet 9111 Hotel/CVB Best Western Lake Buena Vista Branson Lakes Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Country Inn & Suites Orlando Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau 6103 Embassy Suites DFW South 5110 Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau 5118 Hampton Inn by Hilton Orlando International Drive Convention Center Holiday Inn & Suites Across from Universal Orlando Pigeon Forge Dept of Tourism 4114 T Bar M Resort and Conference Center 1067

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Exhibitors /Sustaining Members exhibitors by business Instrument Manufacturer Adventure Percussion 8087 Allen Organs 7074 Antigua Winds Inc 1101 Antonio Strad Violin 5112 Buffet Group USA Inc 2068 Conn-Selmer 3075 Eastman Music Company 5101 Eastman Strings 5107 Edwards Instrument Company 4082 ErgoSonic Percussion 1100 Getzen Company Inc. 4083 Innovative Percussion Inc 3115 JOHANNUS Organs of Texas 9105 Jupiter/Mapex/Majestic 4061 Knilling String Instruments 3129 Macsax 7112 Malmark Inc 1095 Maple Leaf Strings 3120 Marching USA 3119 Miraphone Instruments 4132 One Smart Piano 3098 P Mauriat Musical Instrum/St Louis Music 4128 Peterson Electro Musical Products Inc 9044 Pyle Percussion Stands 9099 Remo Inc 1077 S E Shires Co 5105 SABIAN Ltd 3128 Salyers Percussion 2065 Steinway Piano Gallery 3101 Tempest Musical Instruments 3076 Vater Percussion Inc 1082 Vic Firth Company 5074 West Music Co 2112 Wm S Haynes Co 6104 Yamaha Corporation of America 2103

Choristers Guild 1089 Delvyn Case Composer Dennis E Meyer Music 7076 ECS Publishing Group 8039 ejazzlines/Jazz Lines Publications/Walrus Music Publishing 8033 FJH Music Company Inc 8048 GIA/Walton Music 6014 Grand Mesa Music Publishers 2086 Hal Leonard Corporation 7051 Heritage Music Press 9038 JazzDeck by NorCal Jazz 6052 Kendor Music Inc. McGraw-Hill Education 6111 Patti DeWitt Inc 7131 Print Music Source 8043 QuaverMusic.com 5129 Tempo Press 9028 TRN Music Publisher Inc Wingert-Jones Publications 6042

Retail Alamo Music Center 2104 AMC Music LLC 6029 Band Connection The 4123 Band Shoppe 1111 Brook Mays/H&H Music 3062 Buzzzmaster by David O’Neill 9100 Canadian Brass Music Productions 8096 Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Center 4133 Fishburn Violin Shop 2111 Hill Country Rocks 9088 Houghton Horns 2133 Infiniti Reeds 8111 It’s A Hoot! 8093 Johnny Paul’s Music Shop JW Pepper & Son (Pepper of Dallas/Fort Worth) Military 6039 United States Air Force Band of The West 3113 Karen & Company LLC 4089 Photography Lisle Violin Shop 7094 North American Theatrical Photographers 4105 Lone Star Percussion 3110 Texas Group Photo 8064 Luck’s Music Library 8029 McKay Music Company Professional Organization Melhart Music Center 7078 BuyBoard 1121 Midwest Sheet Music 8059 Phi Beta Mu Music & Arts 2083 SYTA - Student & Youth Travel Association Music In Motion 6093 Texas Boys Choir 9048 Peacocks Marching World 7098 Texas Jazz Educators Association Pender’s Music Company 5075 Texas Music Educators Association RBC Music Co 6015 Texas Private School Music Educators Association Rhythm Band Instruments LLC 3132 The Midwest Clinic 7105 Sam Ash Music Corporation 4119 The National Band Association 2115 Tarpley Music Company Inc 1097 Youth Education in the Arts 6121 Williamson Music Company 6105 Publisher Woodwind and Brasswind 7093 Alfred Music 6064 All Things Musical 9069 School/University Band Brilliance Publishing 5094 Lone Star College-Kingwood Band Expansion Tyler Junior College Barry Hurt Music Co 1081 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Carl Fischer Music 3068 University of Oklahoma Bands University of Our Lady of the Lake

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Software BugleBoyMusic.com 7110 Charms Office Assistant 7069 MakeMusic Inc 4055 Music First 4115 Music Prodigy 3133 Orchestra Tutor LLC 8066 Picardy 5084 Pygraphics-Pyware Software 8075 RhythmBee Inc 6044 Soundslice 6113 Technology Equipment/Audio/Recording Educational Enterprises Recording Co 2110 Mark Custom Recording Service Inc 3085 Music Crate 2094 PreSonus Audio 8062 Romeo Music 7039 Uniforms / Formal Apparel Al’s Formal Wear 5056 Algy 7065 Blue Ribbon Styles Co 5132 Clark Fashions Inc 9063 Cousin’s Concert Attire 9106 Dance Sophisticates 3064 DeMoulin Brothers & Company 8078 Fred J Miller Inc 7029 Fruhauf Uniforms Inc 5093 Murphy Robe Company 9075 Stanbury Uniforms Inc 5023 The Gift Solution 1120 Tuxedo Wholesaler 2092 Up-Front Footwear Inc 3087 White Elegance Choir Apparel 8053 Other AppleABC Teachers Gifts 6123 Blue Man Group at Universal Orlando 5121 D’Addario & Company Inc 6059 Dave & Buster’s San Antonio Earasers by Persona Medical 6112 GL Custom Batons 6012 Group Travel Odyssey 6117 Harmonious Designs LLC 2116 Legacy Lockers 4116 Marching Show Concepts 4069 Music Filing Solutions 9050 Musical Instrument Service Pacific Coachways Charter Services Inc Performer’s Academy 5078 Red Carpet Bus Charters 2084 ReedGeek Inc 2066 Repeat Performance 8124 Shock Rock Enterprises 7100 Silverleaf Resorts 9092 Ultrasonic Power Corporation 1083 Veritas Instrument Rental Inc 5067 Wenger Corporation 4075

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Workshop Title

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New Teacher Academy

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7/23/2015

HS/MS/JH Pop/Jazz

RS1

7/24/2015

Sacred Unison/2 part

RS2

7/24/2015

MS/JH Treble

RS3

7/24/2015

HS SATB

RS4

7/24/2015

Elem Unison/SA

RS5

7/24/2015

Elem/MS/JH Holiday & Seasonal

RS6

7/24/2015

Advanced HS/Coll

RS7

7/24/2015

Sacred Advanced

RS8

7/24/2015

HS Treble/Men

RS9

7/25/2015

MS/JH Boys

RS10

7/25/2015

Advanced JH/HS Training: College Student Conductors

RS11

7/25/2015

Sacred General

RS12

7/25/2015

HS Holiday/Seasonal

RS13

7/26/2015

Sing, Play, Move, and Create: Listen and Learn with the Masters

7/24/2015

Tried and True: Youth Choirs and Small Church Choirs

7/24/2015

Mi So La or Do Re Mi: A Music Learning Sequence for Older Beginners

7/24/2015

Bilingual Conducting

7/24/2015

Re-HEAR-Sal: Connecting Inner Hearing with Meaningful Choral Teaching Strategies

7/24/2015

Concert Series: A Win-Win!

7/24/2015

It’s My Party

7/24/2015

What Not to Wear

7/24/2015

Ideas and Strategies for Creative Programming

7/24/2015

Elem Tried and Proven

W10

7/24/2015

Dr. Who: Prescriptions for Common Choir Ailments

W11

7/24/2015

Building a Successful Choir Program through the use of a Summer Choir Camp

W12

7/25/2015

iChoir Because iCan

W13

7/25/2015

1.5

Exploring the 2015–2016 All-State Choir Repertoire

W14

7/25/2015

Church Networking Session

W15

7/25/2015

The Well-Tempered Choir

W16

7/25/2015

Creative Writing 101: A Conversation with Texas Composers

W17

7/25/2015

Growing the Volunteer Choir

W18

7/25/2015

Singing + Moving = Student Engagement

W19

7/25/2015

Technology in the Elementary Music Classroom

W20

7/25/2015

Discovering the “dna” Embedded in Musical Work

W21

7/25/2015

Boys and Girls Come Out To Play

W22

7/25/2015

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Improvise and Explore! Vocal Development in Early Elementary

W23

7/26/2015

Coll/Com Meet the Conductors

W24

7/26/2015

Principles of Effective Choral Leadership

W25

7/26/2015

Embracing the Non-Auditioned Chorus

W26

7/26/2015

Schubert Mass in G Sing-In

7/23/2015

Texas Master Chorale Performance

7/24/2015

Worship Service: A Hymn Festival (Travis Park UMC) – Corpus Christi Cathedral Choir

7/24/2015

JH/MS Honor Choir Performance

7/25/2015

0.5

Directors Chorus Performance

7/26/2015

Exploring Finale Worksheets

PS 1

7/24/2015

Band Brilliance Complete Band Method Books

PS 2

7/24/2015

Quaver’s Beyond Marvelous General Music Curriculum K-8

PS 3

7/24/2015

On the Go, with the Charms Mobile App

PS 4

7/24/2015

Old Becoming New: Little Known “Gems” of the String Orchestra Repertoire

PS 5

7/24/2015

Finale 101: Learn the Essentials to Get You Going

PS 6

7/24/2015

New Music for Young Choirs

PS 7

7/24/2015

Hal Leonard Texas Editions for Proclamation 2015

PS 8

7/24/2015

Walton Choral Favorites, New & Old

PS 9

7/24/2015

The Flute Boot Camp Manual: Proven Techniques to Build a Winning Flute/Piccolo

PS 10

7/25/2015

SmartMusic for Vocalists: No Instrumentalists Allowed!

PS 11

7/25/2015

Total Percussion Jam: Beginning Percussion Method with 9 Percussion Ensembles

PS 12

7/25/2015

The New Singing Musician

PS 13

7/25/2015

Elementary and Middle School Choral Music

PS 14

7/25/2015

String Orchestra Titles from Sandra Dackow Editions

PS 15

7/25/2015

Tips for Quick & Easy Instrument Repair

PS 16

7/25/2015

Planning the Perfect Trip to Orlando!

PS 17

7/25/2015

Band Brilliance Complete Band Method Books

PS 18

7/25/2015

SmartMusic Gradebook Tips & Tricks

PS 19

7/25/2015

Music First – Practice, Assess, and Teach

PS 20

7/25/2015

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