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Summer Workshops

CREDIT
Workshops available for graduate credit (1 per workshop) or no credit; PDPs available in blocks of 15 per workshop for no-credit registrants. Attendance and summary paper required to receive graduate credit or PDPs.

DAILY SCHEDULE
Session 1 (July 14-16): 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, and 9 a.m.- Noon on Wednesday
Session 2 (July 16-18): Noon - 4 p.m. on Wednesday, and 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Thursday and Friday

LODGING AND MEALS
On-campus housing available; requests must be received by July 1. Air conditioned rooms are apartment-style with shared kitchen, bathroom and living room. Double and single bedrooms available (same gender only). Linens provided. Commuter and resident meal plans available.

REGISTRATION
Registration bulletin available spring 2008. Forms must be postmarked by July 1; $25 fee charged for all late registrations.

TUITION AND FEES
$350 (graduate credit) or $250 (no credit/PDPs). Payment is due in full at time of registration; requests due by July 1. Cash or checks only (no credit cards). Workshops subject to cancellation with full refund if enrollment is insufficient.

2008 TOPICS

Teaching Kids to Sing - Dr. Ken Phillips (July 15-17)

 


Instrument Care and Repair- John Gill (July 13-15)

 

 


Pedagogy from the Podium - Jill Sullivan (July 15-17)

 


Classroom Guitar - David Patterson (July 13-15)

 


Joyce Spande
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Exploring World Music Cultures - Joyce Spande (July 13-15)

Photos, clothing, instruments, artifacts, cuisine suggestions and personal experiences will make the cultures and music of Africa, Japan and Norway (Scandinavia) come alive.  Topics include hands-on ideas for teaching multicultural music and integrating language, literature, drama, social studies, geography and choreography into the music curriculum.

 

 


Come Alive in General Music - Dr. Sandy Doneski (July 15-17)

 

 


Professor Tom Brooks
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The High School Singer: Pedagogy and Repertoire - Tom & Susan Brooks (July 15-17)

Specific techniques for helping high school vocalists maximize vocal potential coupled with study of repertoire for developing sigers. Applicable to potential soloists and ensemble members.


MA ACDA Conference (July 12-15)

This annual gathering of choral conductors begins Sunday evening, July 12.  The conference has its own independent schedule that includes evening sessions.  Please request a separate brochure.


Downloads

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2008 Summer Registration Form