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Eric L. Martin President and CEO Dear Music for All Family:

Welcome to the 38th annual Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha. From its beginning in June 1976, the Summer Symposium has grown into one of the largest and most comprehensive scholastic, music instruction camps in the nation.

We are pleased you have chosen to join us as guests of Music for All and Ball State University. Ball State, under the leadership of President Jo Ann Gora, prides itself on its entrepreneurial approach and commitment to immersive learning that redefines education. Music for All and Ball State are in a partnership with similar commitments to immersive learning, community engagement and innovation.

We believe in music education, music in our schools and music for all. The Summer Symposium is part of our “hands-on” commitment to showcase, model and offer instructional guidance in support of our vision to be a catalyst to ensure that every child across America has access and opportunity to participate in active music making. Our commitment is to offer you “positively life-changing” opportunities and experiences to grow as students and teachers, with the hope that these experiences will help you and others in your programs.

With more than 100 faculty and over 900 student and teacher participants, we are a large and vibrant community of learners committed to expanding our skills and knowledge as active music makers and leaders. Your participation makes you part of our larger community of more than 60,000 who have participated in the Summer Symposium and 1.6 million total alumni of Music for All programs.

The Music for All staff, SWAGs and Ball State University community are collectively here to serve you. We are grateful to our educational team led by Gary Markham, Division Coordinators,and faculty for their commitment of time and excellence in order to prepare and present our educational programming. We are grateful to our sponsors, including National Presenting Sponsor, Yamaha Corporation of America; Official Uniform Sponsor, Fred J. Miller, Inc.; Official Performance Equipment Sponsor, Wenger Corporation; Official Student Travel Partner, Music Travel Consultants; Corporate Sponsors, Visit Indy and the City of Indianapolis, Vic Firth Company, Zildjian and Texas Dairy Queen and Strategic Advocacy Partner, NAMM. .

We are most grateful for your presence and your trust. We will all do everything possible to ensure that you receive value beyond measure. The information that will be exchanged this week, together with the experiences and modeling that is at the core of all our programs, is why we exist. We support music and arts education and see every day, year after year, the positive rewards that come to students who study and perform music.

Thank you for being here, being part of our mission, and believing in Music for All.

Sincerely,

Eric L. Martin President and Chief Executive Officer, Music for All Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org

Mission: Music for All’s mission is to create, provide and expand positively life-changing experiences through music for all. We believe that music and arts education is a core to students’ education and must be available to all students. Music for All is an advocate for music and arts education. Our educational programs support the efforts of instrumental music teachers on the high school and middle school levels, as well as provide positively life-changing experiences for students. Vision Music for All will be a catalyst to ensure that every child across America has access and opportunity to participate in active music making in his or her scholastic environment. Music for All uses our resources to provide national programs that recognize and support music students’ performance and success, offer music educator training and professional development, and deliver tools and resources to participants and their communities that will assist them in supporting music education by promoting awareness of music’s impact on student growth and achievement. Core Values Music for All is committed to creating positively life-changing experiences for everyone within and connected to the organization. We therefore adopt the following values: People – We are only as good as our people. We embrace loyalty and will recruit, recognize and reward talented, performing and committed people. We are committed to the growth of the team that serves Music for All as well as those we serve. Passion – People want to be inspired by something they can believe in – something that confers meaning in their lives and in their work. Fueled by our passion, we are committed to achieve excellence. Innovation – Music for All operates with an entrepreneurial spirit, values creativity and celebrates courageous innovation. Integrity – We are committed to a high standard of integrity, a strong ethical framework, and a deep and abiding sense of respect for employees and others with whom we interact. We keep our promises, and we deliver on what is promised. We are fair in all our actions and are committed to open and honest communication. Diversity – At Music for All, equality is afforded everyone regardless of his or her unique place in the diversity spectrum. Gender, national origin, race, color, creed, religion and socio-economic class diversity offer opportunities to broaden our cultural experience. Leadership - We lead through positive action. We are committed to serving others for the greater good of society.

Bands of America and Orchestra America are programs of Music for All. Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org A Historical Timeline

2013 • 2007 Grand National • Music for All Foundation 1997 BOA filed for status. • The BOA Honor Band Championships is the nal releases Sound of Silence: • The National Concert • Bands of America is now performs in the 2013 marching event in the RCA The Unprecedented Band Festival moves to governed by the laws Tournament of Roses® Dome. Decline of Music Education Indianapolis, IN. Percussion regarding non-profit Parade. 2006 in California Public ensembles perform for the organizations by the IRS. 2012 • BOA and Music for All Schools, documenting first time. 1987 • Music for All is awarded Foundation merge to create the 50% decline in music • The Honor Band of America • Grand Nationals is held in eight International Festivals Music for All, Inc. participation in California travels to Europe for the Pontiac (MI) Silverdome and Events Association • Bob Morrison, founder of Schools. performances, including in 1987 and 1988. (IFEA)Pinnacle Awards. the Music for All Foundation, 2003 at the World Association 1986 2011 named Chairman Emeritus. • BOA holds first Super of Symphonic Bands and • The Student Leadership • The Music for All Summer • The Orchestra America Regional in San Antonio, TX Ensembles conference in Workshop is added to the Symposium moves to Ball National Festival debuts at the Alamodome. Austria. Summer Workshop. State University, only the in Hilbert Circle Theatre • BOA opens new • The first BOA Regional 1984 third location for the camp in cooperation with the headquarters in historic Concert Band Festival is • Grand Nationals moves since 1976. Indianapolis Symphony Union Station, downtown held at the University of to the newly completed • Music for All is awarded six Orchestra. Indianapolis. North Texas. Hoosier Dome, Indianapolis, International Festivals and • INergy, Indy’s Ocial • BOA creates the Bands of • Yamaha Corporation of IN. Events Association (IFEA) Musical Ambassadors, America Hall of Fame and America becomes BOA’s • 1984 marks a major turning Pinnacle Awards. debuts as a co-production inducts the inaugural class. first National Presenting point in Bands of America’s 2010 of BOA and the Indianapolis • BOA receives an invitation Sponsor. history. Formerly part of • Music for All celebrates Convention and Visitors for the Bands of America • BOA Newsletter wins Silver a parent company, BOA 35 years of Positively Life- Association. Honor Band to perform in Award from IFEA. separates to become a new, Changing Experiences. • BOA launches non- the 2005 Tournament of 1996 self-supporting organization • Eric L. Martin named competitive Fall Preview Roses® Parade. • Grand Nationals expands to renamed Bands of America, President and CEO of Music Experiences. • Music for All Foundation is 80 bands–three day prelims/ Inc. for All. • Garage Band show added to founded with a mission to semi-finals/finals format. • On November 15, 1984, BOA • Music for All wins nine IFEA Grand Nationals Celebrate expand access to music and • The Regional Championship files for not-for-profit status Pinnacle awards. America! arts education programs schedule expands to 10 with the IRS. 2009 • BOA is awarded seven IFEA through pioneering events nationwide. • Scott McCormick becomes • BOA Honor Band performs Pinnacle Awards. research, public policy and • The first BOA Express executive director. before millions, January • Music for All’s California advocacy efforts. summer camp is held in 1983 1, in the Tournament of research and policy eorts 2002 Texas. • Dave Gillum named Roses® Parade as part of the pay o: Governor Arnold • BOA debuts a program • BOA is awarded two IFEA executive director. President’s Award-winning Schwarzenegger and the of instruction for string Pinnacle Awards. 1981 unit created with NAMM California State Legislature musicians at the Summer 1995 • Tim Lautzenheiser succeeds and Sesame Street. allocate $500 million as a Symposium. • BOA website www.bands. Nick Valenziano as executive • The BOA Alumni Campaign reinvestment into music • The Indianapolis Symphony org is launched. director. reaches its fundraising goal and arts education in public Orchestra presents a special • BOA Newsletter wins Gold • Grand Nationals held at East of $250,000, raised in 81 schools. Bands of America tribute Award from IFEA. Tennessee State University days, prior to Feb. 28, 2009. 2005 concert at the National 1994 in Johnson City in 1981, • Music for All debuts the • BOA celebrates 30 years of Concert Band Festival and • BOA is awarded four IFEA 1982 and 1983. Middle School National Positively Life-Changing National Percussion Festival. Pinnacle Awards. 1980 Music Festival. Experiences! • BOA Network tops 60,000 1993 • First fall BOA Grand National • Music for All wins 15 IFEA • BOA Honor Band performs members. • BOA is awarded three IFEA Championships held at the Pinnacle awards. before millions January 1 in • New www.bands.org is Pinnacle Awards. Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, 2008 the Tournament of Roses® unveiled featuring online 1992 FL. • Gayl and Beverly Doster Parade with more than 330 event registration. • The National Concert Band 1978 donate $100,000–the largest outstanding high school • BOA is awarded three IFEA Festival debuts–a non- • First Bands of America individual gift ever received band members from across Pinnacle Awards. competitive performance Regional Championships by the organization. the nation. 2001 event for high school held. • BOA’s Sound Check is the • Orchestra America, a • The BOA Summer Band concert bands. • Dr. Nicholas Valenziano rst marching event in the division of BOA, debuts the Symposium hits enrollment • The Summer Band succeeds Gary Beckner as new Lucas Oil Stadium in Honor Orchestra of America of more than 1,900 student, Symposium moves to Illinois executive director. Indianapolis. at the National Concert director, instructor and State University. 1976 • Music for All celebrates Band Festival. booster participants. 1991 • First Bands of America the rst Grand National • BOA and The Cavaliers host • BOA is awarded two IFEA • The Summer Band marching band Championships in Lucas Oil a two-day camp in San Pinnacle Awards. Symposium expands championship is held Stadium. Antonio, TX. 2000 to include the World – the Grand National • Music for All is awarded • BOA is awarded seven IFEA • BOA celebrates 25 years of Percussion Symposium. Championship in its largest grant to date, Pinnacle Awards. Positively Life-Changing 1990 Whitewater, WI, part of the $495,000 from the Lilly • Music for All Foundation, experiences! • The Summer Band Summer Workshop/Festival. Endowment, to support in partnership with other • BOA is awarded four IFEA Symposium expands to 1975 implementation of a mature organizations, works in Pinnacle Awards. include concert band and • Bands of America is fundraising program. Arkansas to secure the rst 1999 jazz band. founded as “Marching Bands • Music for All wins six IFEA legislative mandate for • The Honor Band of America, • BOA is awarded two IFEA of America,” a subsidiary of a Pinnacle awards. music and arts education for conducted by H. Robert Pinnacle Awards. band supplies company. 2007 any state. Reynolds, presents a concert 1989 • Gary Beckner is the first • Music for All launches a new • Music for All Foundation tour of Japan, performing • The final Summer National executive director. website, www.musicforall. launches “Music for All” exchange concerts with top Championship is held at the org. awareness campaign and Japanese bands. Summer Workshop/Festival. • BOA hosts a record 20 cause-related product line. • BOA Grand National pin • The first BOA Marching events during the fall 2004 program wins IFEA award Percussion Festival is held marching band season. • BOA and the National for best fundraising during the Grand National • Music for All debuts the Jazz Band Association agree to program. Championships weekend. Band of America. partner to present the NBA 1998 • BOA wins award from IFEA • Newly named Music for All conference in conjunction • The Regional Championship for promotion design. National Festival comprises with the BOA Summer schedule expands to 12 1988 National Concert Band Symposium. events nationwide. • The Internal Revenue Festival, Sandy Feldstein • BOA is awarded four IFEA • BOA’s 1997 Grand National Service recognizes Bands of National Percussion Festival Pinnacle Awards. video program wins IFEA America, Inc. as a not-for- and Orchestra America Gold Award, Best Television profit 501(c)(3) organization, National Festival. Program. retroactive to 1984 when MUSIC FOR ALL 2013 SUMMER SYMPOSIUM BALL STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS MAP as of 6/3/13

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Rules and Medical Procedures Music for All Summer Symposium Headquarters The Atrium in the Art & Journalism Building 8 a.m.-10 p.m. daily, Friday, June 21 – Saturday, June 29

Lost and Found Park Hall - follow signs to SWAG Headquarters Also check with the Residence Hall desk or your class or floor SWAGs for lost and found, depending on where you think you may have lost the item(s).

In Case of Medical Emergency

If you have a medical emergency during class time, inform your SWAGs or teacher, who will contact the Symposium medical staff immediately. If you have a medical emergency in the evening or overnight in the residence hall, contact the SWAG on your floor, who will contact the on-call medical staff. The nearby out-patient and emergency room services are available for medical emergencies that require additional attention. Charges for services will be billed to the individual participant. Rules for the Symposium • You are expected to attend all classes, evening events and residence hall floor meetings. Attendance will be taken as each class starts, and roll will also be taken at each evening floor meeting in your residence hall. If you are not present and are not with the nurse, an immediate search of the campus will commence. Absence without excuse is cause for dismissal. • You are expected to follow the rules and timelines regarding room assignments, curfew and lights out. • You are required to wear your name badge to all classes and functions. This helps us to identify you and to ensure that uninvited guests are not present. Similarly, please mark all of your luggage, instrument cases and belongings prominently with your name. • All prescription medication must be registered with the camp nurse during registration. • You must observe the TOBACCO FREE camp policy taken by Music for All. Cigarettes and chewing tobacco are not allowed in the possession of any student participant. • Use of alcohol or drugs is STRICTLY PROHIBITED and will result in immediate dismissal from camp. • No firearms or weapons are allowed on campus. Possession of weapons will result in immediate dismissal from camp. • You must not leave campus for any reason without making specific prior arrangements with the Music for All staff at Headquarters. • Appropriate behavior is expected at all times. • If you drive to BSU, you are required to turn in your car keys upon registration for the week of camp. You will not be allowed to drive for any reason during the week. • Fee for lost/stolen room key: $60; meal card: $5. Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org Our mission is to create, provide and expand positively life-changing experiences through Since 1975, Music for All (MFA), through music for all. its Bands of America and Orchestra America programs, has set the standard for scholastic music ensemble performance Our Vision and student and teacher education. Music To be a catalyst to ensure that every child across America has for All’s programmatic model is designed access and opportunity to participate in active music making in to mirror, supplement and extend the his or her scholastic environment. Music for All uses its resources classroom and performance model adopted to provide national programs that recognize and support music in most American scholastic settings. MFA students’ performance and success, offer music educator training provides ensemble experiences, hands- and professional development, and deliver tools and resources on opportunities for individual student to participants and their communities that will assist them in performance training, and student and supporting music education by promoting awareness of music’s teacher growth and development. impact on student growth and achievement. Music for All is also committed to informing and empowering students, About the Music for All Summer parents and teachers to be stalwart and Symposium engaged advocates for the arts and music The Music for All Summer Symposium is a week-long, residential education in their communities and across program that gathers more than 1,000 high school student musicians the nation. and educators from across the nation to learn from highly respected, world-renowned music instructors. The MFA Summer Symposium is a Music for All’s Bands of America and one-of-a-kind educational and cultural experience that engages students Orchestra America educational programs in superior performing arts training, intensive leadership seminars and include more than 30 events annually in nightly concerts presented by world-class artists. The Symposium also major venues across the United States. offers current and comprehensive professional development for high Music for All’s events include the Bands of school and middle school band directors, and percussion and color America Grand National Championships guard instructors. and Regional Championships for marching The Summer Symposium was the first program presented by Music bands, the Music for All Summer for All in 1976. The then-named “Marching Bands of America Symposium, the Music for All National Summer Workshop/Festival” was held at the University of Wisconsin- Festival for concert bands, orchestras and Whitewater. Over the last 35+ years, the Symposium has involved into percussion ensembles, national student what it is today – “America’s Camp,” the most comprehensive, national honor ensembles and leadership workshops. week-long camp for high school band and string students. Participants Headquartered in Indianapolis, the in the 2013 Symposium are not only getting outstanding instruction Indianapolis community also benefits from from today’s leading educators, they are also benefiting from the legacy Music for All’s fruitful partnership with of America’s longest running national week-long music camp for Indianapolis Public Schools, where music students and directors. experiences and education are being offered to students who otherwise might not have We believe the opportunity to participate. in music education. Music for All is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit Tell us why you believe at musicforall.org educational organization. www.musicforall.org • 800.848.2263 39 W. Jackson Place, Suite 150 Indianapolis, IN 46225-1010 Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org Music for All Board of Directors

Music for All board members are links to the community and are essential volunteers. Board member responsibilities include Marlene Miller shaping and reviewing the mission, purpose, policies and programs; selecting, supporting and evaluating the Chief Executive Marlene Miller is the CEO of Fred J. Miller, Inc. Officer; providing proper financial oversight; and ensuring legal and ethical integrity and accountability. The Board participates in She has been involved in all aspects of the organizational planning and management and determines, monitors and strengthens MFA programs and services. pageantry arts activity. She attended Wright State University majoring in Business Education. Pat Burley Gayl Doster, Chairman Ms. Miller served as treasurer of the Ohio Patrick J. Burley is President and Chief Executive Gayl W. Doster is the retired President and Color Guard Circuit for over 30 years. She was Officer of Meridian Investment Advisors, Inc. Chief Operating Officer of Brooks Drug, Inc. Mr. inducted into the WGI Hall of Fame in 2009. of Indianapolis, Indiana, an SEC Registered Doster is a graduate of the Indiana University Today, Ms. Miller is a cornerstone of the success of the FJM business – a Investment Advisor firm, which was founded Kelley School of Business. While at Indiana staple in the color guard, marching band, and drum corps field. University, he was a member of the Marching in 1994. Having spent his entire career in the Hundred and numerous other musical financial services industry, Mr. Burley has Garrett Scharton organizations and is a life member of Kappa provided investment management services Garrett D. Scharton is a graduate of Indiana Kappa Psi. He serves on the boards of the Fine Arts Society of Indianapolis, and pension consulting to individuals, trusts, charitable organizations, University-Bloomington, where he studied the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Friends of Music and the corporations and other business entities. Music Performance and Political Science. After a short stint in politics and government affairs, Indiana University Art Museum National Advisory Board. Mr. Doster has Sam Hodson Mr. Scharton spent four years as an Analyst been inducted into the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Sam Hodson is a partner in the Indianapolis for Indianapolis-based Centaur, Inc. Five Star Business and Industry Hall of Fame and is the 2009 recipient of the office of Benesch Friedlander Coplan and Transportation, Inc., which he now heads, is headquartered in Indianapolis, International Festivals and Events Association Zambelli Fireworks Volunteer Aronoff. He practices primarily in the areas Indiana. Mr. Scharton is a four-year alumnus of The Cavaliers Drum and of the Year Award. of commercial litigation and bankruptcy. Bugle Corps, where he received the Zildjian Award for Excellence. He Mr. Hodson is also an adjunct professor in Douglas C. Pileri, Vice Chairman dedicates his free time to music instruction at Carolina Crown Drum and the Political Science department at Indiana Douglas C. Pileri is Vice President, Global Bugle Corps, Rhythm X Performance Ensemble and Franklin Central High University. He graduated from the Indiana Services at IBM, the latest in his series of School. leadership assignments building global brands University School of Liberal Arts in 1982 and received his J.D. from the and guiding the strategies and operations Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis in 1986. In 1990, he Jay Schreiber of top-tier companies, including Kodak and earned an M.B.A. with a major track in Finance from the Indiana University Jay Schreiber is General Manager of the Thomson. Mr. Pileri has a Bachelor of Science in Kelley School of Business. Pro Audio and Combo division at Yamaha Corporation of America, headquartered in Computer Engineering from Rochester Institute Sandra Jordan Buena Park, California. He has been employed of Technology and an MBA from the Simon Graduate School of Business at Sandra Kilpatrick Jordan is Principal at Sandra by Yamaha Corporation of America since the University of Rochester. He serves on the Boards of Directors for several Kilpatrick Jordan Consulting in San Diego, 1990, also serving as Vice President of Yamaha graduate business and technology schools and the Fine Arts Society of California. She is a US-based educator, advocate Artist Services, Inc., located in New York, New York. Mr. Schreiber has a Indianapolis. and advisor to businesses and non-profits Bachelor of Science in Music Management with a Business minor from that seek to offer innovative learning systems James D. Bickel the University of Wisconsin and a certificate in Supply Chain Management and promote positive change. She has been James D. Bickel is President and CEO of from California State University-Fullerton. Columbus Regional Hospital, Columbus, employed by Sesame Steet, NAMM and Indiana. He has been employed by Columbus SupportMusic. Ms. Jordan holds a Master’s degree from Bank Street College Chuck Springer Regional Hospital since 1991, also serving of Education and a Bachelor of Arts in creative writing from the University Chuck Springer is the Assistant Town Manager/ as Vice President, Professional and Support of Wisconsin-Madison. Chief Financial Officer for the Town of Flower Mound, Texas. Prior to this position, he worked Services; Director, Materials Management and Sam Laurin at the City of Arlington, Texas for 18 years as Pharmacy; and Manager, Facility and Internal Sam Laurin is a partner at the law firm of Bose Interim CFO, Treasury Manager, and Cash and Relocations. Mr. Bickel has an MBA from Ball State University and BS in McKinney & Evans LLP in Indianapolis, where Debt Administrator. He holds a Master of Public Business Management from University of Cincinnati. He was recipient of he chairs the firm’s Litigation Department. Administration degree from the University of the Distinguished Hoosier award in June 2009. He has been recognized in The Best Lawyers North Texas (1985) and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University in America® for commercial litigation and Kathy Black (1981). Mr. Springer is a Certified Government Finance Officer (CGFO) construction law and by Indiana Super Kathy Black is an attorney for the Bonneville and a Certified Cash Manager (CCM). He served as the President for the Lawyers® for construction litigation. Mr. Laurin Power Administration (BPA) in Portland, Government Treasurers’ Organization of Texas (GTOT) in 1996. Oregon. Ms. Black holds a J.D. from Lewis & received his A.B. from Dartmouth College, and his J.D. from the I.U. Maurer Clark Law School, a certificate in International School of Law. Management from INSEAD in Fontainebleau, Anmol Mehra Chairmen Emeritus France, and a B.A. in Mathematics and Anmol Mehra is an equity research analyst for Economics from the University of Colorado. Chuck Preston, Dr. Tom McLeroy (1929 - 2003) Fidelity Investments in Boston, Massachusetts, Robert Morrison Ms. Black marched with the Guardsmen Drum and Bugle Corps of the largest mutual fund company in the United Schaumburg, Illinois and continues to play drums for various bands in the States. Prior to joining Fidelity, Mr. Mehra was Portland area. a pension-consulting actuary at Towers Perrin, Ken Brewer a human resources consulting firm in Houston, Ken Brewer is the weekend meteorologist and Texas. Mr. Mehra was a student musician, weather reporter with WISH-TV in Indianapolis. was a camper and SWAG at the Music for All Summer Symposium, and He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in was a member of the University of Texas Longhorn Band and the Cadets Meteorology from Florida State University with Drum and Bugle Corps. Mr. Mehra received a Bachelor of Science degree a double minor in Math and Physics, and he in mathematics and actuarial studies from the University of Texas at Austin is a past president of the Indianapolis Chapter and an MBA from McCombs School of Business, also from the University of the American Meteorological Society. In of Texas. Mr. Mehra is an Associate of the Society of Actuaries. He is on the addition to his professional expertise, Mr. Brewer is a former high school Board of Directors with Urbanity Dance, a Boston-based contemporary and college trombonist, a high school drum major, and a former member dance company, and he is on the Advisory Board for the University of Texas of the Florida State University Marching Chiefs. MBA Investment Fund. Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org Music for All Staff Development Team

Eric L. Martin Nancy H. Carlson Debbie Laferty Asbill Misty Wick Seth Williams Sarah Gretencord Esq./C.F.E.E. Executive Vice President Vice President of Marketing Director of Development Development Development Assistant President and CEO and Chief Financial Officer & Communications and Partnerships Coordinator Events Team Administration & Finance Team

Natalie Mince Laura Blake Kyle Courtney Molly Miller Carolyn Ealy Tonya Bullock Director of Events Event Manager Event Coordinator Event Coordinator Executive Assistant and Accounting Manager Office Manager Marketing Team IT

Julie Rapp Haley Sparks Erin Fortune Rachel McFadden Allison Brown Dave McElvain Accounting Specialist Administrative Assistant Marketing Participant Relations Marketing Assistant IT Manager Coordinator Coordinator Intern Team

David Roth Carolyn Tobin Event Intern Marketing Intern Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org Our Sincere Thanks

Music for All Educational Consultants Delivra Gary Markham, Senior Educational Consultant; Tim Neil Berman, President & CEO; Rachel Rewerts, Account Lautzenheiser, Senior Educational Advisor; Manager Scott Casagrande, Educational Consultant; William Galvin, DANSR: Vandoren, Denis Wick Jr., Educational Consultant; Richard Saucedo, Educational Michael Skinner, President; David Gould, Artistic Advisor & Consultant; Product Specialist; Andy Blanco, Vandoren Brand Manager; David Starnes, Educational Consultant; Dean Westman, Richard Galime, Denis Wick Marketing Specialist; Mary Educational Consultant. Galime, Events Coordinator, DANSR. Yamaha Corporation of America Remo Tak Nakata, President; Rick Young, Senior Vice President; Remo Belli, Founder and CEO; Brock Kaericher, President; Bob Tom Sumner, Senior Vice President; Garth Gilman, General Yerby, Vice President, Sales & Marketing; Dr. Johnny Lee Lane, Manager, Band & Orchestral Division; Jay Schreiber, General Director of Education; Bruce Jacoby, Manager of Education; Manager, Pro Audio & Combo; Roger Eaton, Director of Mark Branson, Education Coordinator Marketing, Band and Orchestral Division; Troy Wollwage, SmartMusic Marketing Manager, Percussion; Ken Dattmore, Marketing Karen VanDerBosch, Acting CEO, COO & CFO, MakeMusic Manager, Strings; John Wittmann, Director, Artist Relations; Inc.; Hailey Dillon, Senior Director of Marketing; Jessica Jennifer Vierling, Specialist, Artist Relations; Jalissa Gascho, Skaalerud, Marketing Coordinator; Sam Fritz, SmartMusic® Administrative Assistant, Artist Relations; Chris Dolson, Clinician and Director of Bands, Center Grove M.S. Central, District Manager, Band & Orchestral Division Greenwood, IN FJM, Inc. The Woodwind & Brasswind Marlene Miller, President and CEO; Mark Miller, Vice President; Kelly McGann, Director/General Manager; Kurt Witt, Director Mike Miller, Vice President; Mary Lynn Dorow, Vice President of Merchandising; Heather Cousineau, Events Coordinator Wenger Corporation United States Army Cadet Command Barry Swanquist, Vice President of Marketing and Major General Jeffrey Smith; Colonel Michael Armstead, New Product Development; Stacy Hanson, Marketing Director, G7; Colonel Thomas H. Chapman, Jr., Command Communications Manager; Gregg Nelson, Mark Ingalls, Nurse, United States Army Cadet Command and Fort Denny Meyer, Gayle Melhouse and Jodi Tuthill, Product Knox; LTC Patricia A. Coburn, Deputy Command Nurse; Managers Capt; D’Angelo Loyd, Chief of Partnerships and Community Music Travel Consultants Leaders and Educators; Pierre Dupuy, Chief of Marketing Jeff Wright, Interim President; Jef Furr, Senior Vice President- At Ball State University Sales; Mark Harting, Vice President and Interim General Jo Ann Gora, President; Terry King, Vice-President and Manager; Rick Campbell, Vice President of Corporate Provost; Tony Proudfoot, Associate Vice President for Communications; Tom Hillenbrand Marketing and Communications; Rita Stewart, Director of Vic Firth Conferences and Special Events; Laurie Geary, Coordinator, Vic Firth, President; Neil Larrivee, Director of Education & Conferences and Special Events; John Scheib, Director of Product Development; Mark Wessels, Director of Internet the School of Music; Ryan Hourigan, Associate Director of Activities the School of Music; Erwin Mueller, Professor of Percussion; Zildjian Thomas Caneva, Director of Bands; Shawn Vondran, Asst. Craigie Zildjian, Chief Executive Officer; Debbie Zildjian, Vice Director of Bands; Jon Lewis, Director of Campus Dining President, Human Resources; Al Moffatt, Marching Field Services; Karen Adkins, Assistant Director of Personnel; Consultant Sarah Gremer, Assistant Director of Residence Life, Student Texas Dairy Queen Development; Robert Myers, Director, Emens Auditorium and Larry Newell, President, Texas Dairy Queen Operators’ Pruis Hall; Dina Byrnes, Events Manager, Emens Auditorium; Council, Michael Tuggle, Loomis Agency, Executive Creative Barry Rowland, Emens Auditorium Stage Manager; Autumn Director, Leslie Czarnecky, Loomis Agency, Account Director, Duncan, Special Events Manager, Sports Facilities; Deanna Kristi Lynch, Loomis Agency, Account Executive Boyd, Box Office Supervisor, Emens Auditorium; Dan Byrnes, Director of Sports Facilities, Ball State Athletics; Gail Werner, NAMM-The National Association of Music Media Relations Manager, Internal Communications Merchants Joe Lamond, President and CEO; Kevin Cranley, Chairman of NAMM Board of Directors, Willis Music Co.; Mary Luehrsen, continued on next page Director of Public Affairs & Government Relations continued from previous page Jolesch Enterprises Mark Jolesch, President Performing Artists Mr. Video Productions Yamaha Young Performing Artists Kevin Hart, President; Jeff King, Vice President Mindi Abair Muncie Music Center Project Trio Dave Helms, Owner Lalo Davila and Friends Drum Corps International, Dan Acheson, Sue J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc. Kienhold, Whitney Medworth Russ Bullis, Vice President, Regional Marketing Manager The Cavaliers staff and members, artists-in-residence Little Caesar’s Pizza - Official Summer Symposium SWAG Team Leadership Pizza Partner Karin Beckstrand, Sean Kerr, Kathy McIntosh, Scott Moore, Owner Carrie Miller, Jamie Weaver Host Schools for DCI Central Indiana Performing Corps: MFA thanks the entire SWAG Team – We could not do it Alexandria-Monroe High School Director Gary Wallen without you! Tipton High School Symposium Medical Team Director Rodney Fletcher Erin Bergland, Kristina Gleissner, Jarred Long Centerville High School NAfME-National Association for Music Education Prinicipal Mike McCoy Michael A. Butera, Executive Director; Nancy Ditmer, President; Hagerstown High School Glenn E. Nierman, President-Elect Director Andrew Sloniker WGI Sport of the Arts Jay County High School Ron Nankervis, Executive Director/CEO; Bart Woodley, Director of Director Kelly Smeltzer Operations and Sponsor Relations Pendelton Heights High School Drum Corps International Director Chris Taylor Dan Acheson, Executive Director & CEO Pendelton Heights Middle School Percussive Arts Society Director Catherine Maloney John R. Beck, President; Matthew Altizer, Marketing and Communications Director Halftime Magazine Christine Ngeo Katzman, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Marching.com Ken Martinson, Founder PepWear Craig Johnson, President; Heather Fricke, Vice President of Operations Music for All thanks our sponsors and partners for their support.

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Are you future SWAG Team material? SWAG Team Each year, only the most outstanding candidates are selected to form The SWAG Team is the heart and soul of the Summer Symposium. The The SWAG Team. Applicants must have completed one semester SWAG Team is a volunteer group of dedicated college students, graduate of undergraduate study, or have military or other professional students, music teachers, professionals, and dedicated individuals experience, and must submit a summary of their music experience, interested in music education. Their mission is to ensure that everyone letters of recommendation and an audition tape for instrumental area associated with the Symposium has a positive experience and an assignments. Applications will be accepted from December 1, 2013 until opportunity to grow as a person. March 1, 2014. The SWAG Team’s unfailing dedication and contagious enthusiasm Visit www.musicforall.org for online application and details, call us at inspire everyone associated with the Summer Symposium. The 800.848.2263, or email Jamie Weaver at [email protected]. Symposium could not be held without the SWAG Team’s enormous contributions.

2013 SWAG Team Michael Foo Alyse Mourdock SWAG Leadership Alex Applen The University of Georgia The University of Utah Karin Beckstrand Aurora University Mellissa Gapsky Linda Nelson Teacher, Fridley Elementary School, Katherine Aydelott Teacher, Mars Area School District, Para Professional, Santa Rosa MN University of Illinois Champaign- PA County Schools, FL Sean Kerr Urbana Andrew Geyssens Clorissa Orrick Technology Support Specialist, Dylan Behr Teacher, Marshalltown Community University of Evansville McLean County Unit 5 School Morehead State University Schools, IA Jess Perkins District, IL Whitney Bell Kaitlyn Goddard Bath and Body Words, IL Kathy McIntosh Teacher, East Elementary, MO Kansas State University Caitlin Presley Teacher, Troy High School, OH Tori Bingham Amanda Grout The Ohio State University Carrie Miller University of Arkansas Drake University Nicole Presley Teacher, The Goddard School, IN Abby Bird Aileen Haren The Ohio State University Jamie Weaver Missouri Western State University Teacher, DeKalb County Schools, Paige Rauschuber Teacher, Liberty High School, TX GA Kaitlin Black Butler University Western Michigan University Ethan Hayward Michael Rosson Millikin University Christi Blahnik Teacher, Covington High School, TN Duquesne University Rachel Hoiby Keegan Ruebling University of Kentucky Claire Bogdan University of Missouri University of South Carolina Julia Janda Amy Schuford University of Missouri-Kansas City Jason Bonny Western Carolina University Teacher, Lexington Comminity Unit Aaron Keeton Breanne St. Martin School District, IL Truman State University Sonoma State University Stuart Bowman Keith Kelsey Stephanie Strope Grove City College Western Michigan University Teacher, Troy High School, OH DJ Corchin Fiona McGowan Andrew Swartz Senior Manager, Apple Inc, IL Teacher, Juan Diego Catholic High Georgia Institue of Technology School, UT Katie Eaton Rebecca Sydow Teacher, Knox County Schools, TN Sam McLeod College of Charleston Teacher, Galloway Township Public Gwen Elwood Schools, NJ Jason Thomashefsky Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Teacher, Lee County Schools, FL State University David Middleton University of Dayton Brayden Whitaker Joel Fischer Kansas State University Truman State University 2014 Music for All National Festival, presented by Yamaha

Frederick Fennell John Paynter Col. Arnald Gabriel Eugene Migliaro Anthony Maiello Ray Cramer Gary Green Kosei Wind Ensemble (1992) Northwestern University (1993) Conductor Emeritus, George Mason University University of Miami (1998 and H. Robert Reynolds Corporon Indiana University (1997 University of Southern California United States Air Force Band University of North Texas (1995 (1996 and 2010) and 2006) 2008) (1994 and 2001) and 2004) (1999 and 2010)

Jerry F. Junkin Craig Kirchhoff Mallory Thompson John Whitwell James F. Keene Gary W. Hill Richard Clary Lowell Graham University of Texas (2000 University of Minnesota (2002) Northwestern University (2003) Michigan State University (2005) University of Illinois (2007) Arizona State University (2009) Florida State University (2011) The University of Texas at El Paso and 2013) (2012) Honor Band of America March 6-8, 2014 • Indianapolis, IN

A positively life-changing opportunity! • Personalized certificate, patch and exclusive Honor Band of America All high school band members are encouraged to audition for the Honor member lapel pin Band of America, part of the Music for All National Festival, presented by • DVD and CD recording of the Honor Band of America concert and group Yamaha. The Honor Band will perform in concert on Saturday evening, photograph March 8, 2014 at Clowes Memorial Hall on the campus of Butler University. • Honor Band of America members are eligible to be nominated for The Since its inception in 1992, the Honor Band of America has earned a Revelli Scholarship, a $1,000 scholarship awarded to a Music for All national reputation as one of the nation’s finest student concert honor National Festival participating senior intending to major in music and bands. With the opportunity to rehearse and perform with renowned pursue a career as a music educator conductors and world-class guest artists, to premiere commissioned works • The “credential” of membership in an elite family that annually includes for concert band and perform for a “dream audience” of outstanding high only 100 of the most outstanding musicians nationwide school musicians and educators from across the country, the Honor Band of America is a “must” for the finest young musicians. The Honor Band Requirements for Application Eugene Migliaro has received international accolades, with a performance at the World All auditioning students will receive written evaluation of their audition. Corporon Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles and concert tours of • Applicants must be currently enrolled in high school (American, or Europe and Japan. international equivalent) or a certified program of home study and 19 2014 Conductor Honor Band of America members have hailed from across the nation, years of age or younger as of March 8, 2014. Director of Wind Studies and from band programs large and small. Today, many Honor Band of America • Wind instrument students will utilize SmartMusic® to submit their Regents Professor of Music, alumni perform in professional symphonies and top military bands. Others are audition (see back of Honor Band of America application for details). University of North Texas teaching music in schools and colleges nationwide, performing professionally, • Applying students MUST be members of their school band or orchestra completing a wide variety of college degrees and are embarking on illustrious program if school has a band or orchestra program. Home-schooled and diverse careers that span the spectrum of business and professional students are welcome to apply. enterprise. We invite all students to audition and encourage every director in • Percussionists submit two duplicate videos on DVD. See application for America to share this opportunity with your finest players. specific percussion DVD audition requirements. Honor Band of America members are chaperoned by Music for All, • Honor Band members arrive by 8 p.m., Wednesday, March 5, 2014 for with a staff of parents and teachers assigned to make sure they have a safe, their first meeting. educationally sound and positively life-changing experience. Please see the Festival Information Sheet for more Honor Band of America package details and the Honor Band of America Application form Highlights include: for specific audition requirements. • Written evaluation via SmartMusic® of auditions for all Honor Band of America applicants and a one year SmartMusic subscription for selected Two application form deadlines: members June 29, 2013 [Early Bird, $30 application fee] Programs of Music for All • The opportunity to perform under the baton of a renowned conductor Sept. 15, 2013 [Final, $45 application fee] • Instrumental master classes with respected professionals www.musicforall.org • 800.848.2263 Deadline for audition recording submission: • Honor Band member and family reception and party 39 W. Jackson Pl., Suite 150, October 1, 2013 Indianapolis, IN 46225-1010 2014 Music for All National Festival, presented by Yamaha Honor Orchestra of America Performing shared concerts with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra March 6-8, 2014 • Indianapolis, IN

The Honor Orchestra of America provides a truly “positively • Applying students MUST be members of their school orchestra or band life-changing experience” for outstanding string players, program if school has an orchestra or band program. Home-schooled orchestral winds and percussion. students are welcome to apply. • NOTE: Wind and percussion players wanting to audition for the Honor Part of the Music for All National Festival, presented by Yamaha, the 2014 Orchestra of America must apply using the Honor Band of America Honor Orchestra of America will perform on Friday and Saturday evenings, application and select “prefer orchestra.” March 7 and 8, as part of shared concerts with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Members will have the unforgettable Two application form deadlines: opportunity to perform on stage at Hilbert Circle Theatre, home of the June 29, 2013 [Early Bird, $30 application fee] Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Sept. 15, 2013 [Final, $45 application fee] Highlights include: Deadline for audition recording submission: Larry J. Livingston October 1, 2013 Honor Orchestra • The opportunity to rehearse and perform under the baton of a Please see the Festival Information Sheet for more Honor Orchestra of of America Musical renowned conductor. America package details and pricing. Director and 2014 • The opportunity to perform as part of the Indianapolis Symphony Conductor Orchestra’s subscription series, in Hilbert Circle Theatre Conductor of Thornton Orchestras • Instrumental master classes with leading professionals University of Southern California • Honor Orchestra of America post-concert reception for members and Band Directors: Please share the Honor families Orchestra and Festival opportunities “I can honestly say • Personalized certificate, patch and exclusive Honor Orchestra of that I have never America member lapel pin with your orchestral colleagues. been a part of nor seen a more amazing • DVD and CD recording of the Honor Orchestra of America concert and group photograph Orchestra America National Festival program for high March 6-8, 2014 • Indianapolis, IN school students. I • The “credential” of membership in an elite “family” that includes only a was moved to tears select number of the nation’s most outstanding young musicians Part of the Music for All National Festival, the Orchestra America more than once by National Festival is a non-competitive, national event held in the performances of Requirements for Application cooperation with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra for the orchestra, and • Applicants must be currently enrolled in high school (American, or outstanding full and string orchestras. Orchestras perform in beautiful I was astonished at international equivalent) or a certified program of home study and 19 Hilbert Circle Theatre, home of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. the professionalism years of age or younger as of March 8, 2014. Modeled after the successful Bands of America National Concert and expertise in Band Festival that debuted in 1992, the Orchestra America National which they handled • Applicants must submit two duplicate video DVD-R recordings of their audition. Festival is a celebration of musical excellence, combining world-class themselves. Thank performance and evaluation opportunities with an exhilarating you for a positively • Only unedited video recordings on DVD-R will be accepted (playable atmosphere of camaraderie in music. life-changing on Mac and PC computers and DVD players) There is a separate packet for orchestras to apply for the Music for experience.” • Submit your audition videos on DVD-R. String Players should submit All National Festival. Please download the Orchestra America National Mindy Dauner, Orchestra two contrasting excerpts of their own choosing, each approximately Festival specific application packet for more details for orchestras at Director, South H.S., NE two minutes in length. Students are encouraged to perform an excerpt www.musicforall.org. that showcases technique and range, as well as an excerpt that showcases expressive and lyrical qualities. • Since this is the only chance for the student to be heard, the quality of the recording should be of utmost consideration Programs of Music for All www.musicforall.org • 800.848.2263 39 W. Jackson Pl., Suite 150, Indianapolis, IN 46225-1010 2014 Music for All National Festival, presented by Yamaha

plays on them all, including Macintosh and PC computers and DVD players. Keep a master copy for yourself. ALL ENTRANTS: State your name, phone number, school, city and state at the beginning of the recording.

WIND INSTRUMENTS 1. Prepared Selection: Charlie Parker’s “Billie’s Bounce” - medium tempo with standard or alternate chord changes. Accompaniment may be live (preferred) or recorded. We also encourage the use of SmartMusic® interactive computer accompaniment program if live accompaniment is not available. (3 choruses of improvisation optional). 2. Swing Selection (Jazz Standard): Play a jazz classic or standard song in any jazz style, including the melody. If you are auditioning for a Jazz Chair - Music for All National Festival presented by include improvisation on this selection, minimum two choruses/maximum of three on this particular piece. March 6-8, 2014 • Indianapolis, IN 3. Lead/Section Trumpet, Section/Bass Trombone, or Baritone Saxophone ONLY: Choose an ensemble excerpt or jazz etude designed for your instrument in Music for All’s tradition of outstanding national honor ensembles showcasing addition to the swing selection melody excerpt above that demonstrates the finest high school musicians includes the Jazz Band of America. The Jazz your proficiency (style, technique, range — high for trumpet; low for bass Band of America is comprised of high school musicians, selected by recorded trombone and baritone saxophone). audition. The Jazz Band of America will perform in concert Friday evening, RHYTHM SECTION INSTRUMENTS (All) March 7, 2014. 1. You may also use the computer accompaniment program SmartMusic®. (3 The Jazz Band of America is recognized as one of the top honor ensembles choruses of improvisation maximum) for young musicians in the nation, with a prestigious legacy and reputation for 2. Selections #2-4 are your choice and composers to consider are Thelonious the highest level of excellence. Many members of the Jazz Band of America are Monk, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, George also selected for the GRAMMY® jazz bands. Past conductors and guest artists Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Wayne Shorter, Tito Puente, Milton Nascimento, include Shelly Berg, Lou Fischer, John Clayton, Allen Vizzutti, Antonio Carlos Jobim, David Sanborn, Kirk Whalum, as appropriate to styles Wayne Bergeron, Wynton Marsalis, Wycli e Gordon, Ron indicated. McCurdy, Patti Austin and Phil Woods. BASS (upright and electric), GUITAR and PIANO Selected members are responsible for their five or four-night festival package 1. Prepared Selection (All): Charlie Parker’s “Billie’s Bounce.” Accompaniment fee and transportation to Indianapolis. As part of the Music for All National may be live (preferred) or recorded, medium tempo with standard or Festival, the Jazz Band of America members will have a jam-packed experience alternate chord changes. Piano/Guitar: melody, 3 choruses of comping, 3 with master classes, concert listening, celebration reception for members and choruses of improvisation. Bass: melody, 3 choruses of walking, 3 choruses family, and a Gala Awards Banquet. of improvisation. 2. Swing Selection (All): Play a jazz classic or standard song in any jazz Participation in the program for selected members will begin Wednesday, style. Piano/Guitar: melody, 2 choruses of comping as appropriate to March 5, 2014 at 8:30 a.m. and conclude Saturday, March 8 at 10 p.m. style, minimum 2 choruses/maximum of three of improvisation. Bass: melody, walk for 2 choruses, minimum 2 choruses/maximum of three of Two application form deadlines: improvisation. 3. Straight Eighth Selection (Brazilian/Afro-Cuban/Funk) Selection of your June 29, 2013 [Early Bird, $30 application fee] choice. Piano/Guitar: Melody, two choruses of comping as appropriate to style, minimum 2 choruses/maximum of three of improvisation. Bass: Sept. 15, 2013 [Final, $45 application fee] melody, two choruses of an appropriate bass line in the chosen style, minimum 2 choruses/maximum of three of improvisation. Deadline for audition recording submission: October 1, 2013 4. Ballad Selection: Piano/Guitar: Melody, comping as appropriate to style for Please see the Festival Information Sheet for more Jazz Band of America two choruses, minimum 2 choruses/maximum of three of improvisation. package details and pricing. Bass: bass line as appropriate to style for two choruses instead of comping, optional improvisation-minimum 2 choruses/maximum of three Audition Requirements DRUM SET • Applicants must be currently enrolled in high school (American, or 1. Play the following “Billie’s Bounce” blues choruses: 4 choruses of time, international equivalent) or a certified program of home study and 19 years of 2 choruses of trading 4s, 2 choruses of solo, repeat 2 choruses of time. Programs of Music for All age or younger as of March 8, 2014. Accompaniment may be live (strongly preferred) or recorded. • All submissions should include two duplicate DVD video recordings and 2. Demonstrate time in: latin, ballad (brushes), hip hop/funk and up tempo www.musicforall.org should not exceed 15 minutes, which includes the selections in the order swing. Play on song forms 1 minute each style. Include 1 chorus of 800.848.2263 listed to the right. Please label the DVDs directly on the disc (not on sticky improvisation for each style. 39 W. Jackson Pl., Suite 150, label) and DVD case, not the sleeve, with your name, phone number, 3. Include a 2-5 minute video segment playing time with a big band (not instrument/voice, city, and state/province. Indianapolis, IN 46225-1010 soloing). Live preferred but if not available, play-alongs accepted include • Please mail your DVD video auditions and non-refundable application fee to: Music for All, 39 W. Jackson Place, Ste. 150, Indianapolis, IN 46225. materials authored by Steve Houghton and/or Gordon Goodwin. • Note: Test your DVDs before you submit on multiple players to ensure it and comment sheetsfornational panel Complete evaluation packet withrecordings Workshops andClinics Student (Snack) Social -Dinner -Lunch -Breakfast Meals AwardsGala (Saturday Banquet Dinner) Nights Housing Includes: Package Video/CD/Ensemble Photo Package for Director*** Award for Ensemble*** 1 Director Package Free*** Ensemble Host*** Video/CD/Ensemble Photo Package (Student ONLY) **** Single PackageSingle Cost Per Person PackageDouble Cost Per Person Triple Package Cost Per Person PackageQuad Cost Per Person PACKAGE PRICES: Student Certi cate (Student ONLY) Festival Patch (Student ONLY) Honor Ensemble Pin Saturday evening’s Honorconcert. and eachattending middle schoolensemblemust arrive by 3p.m. on Thursday. 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Winds: Percussion, Piano, Harp (If you have any questions, contact Music for All in advance of your audition.) SMARTMUSIC® AUDITION PROCESS FOR WINDS – NO CD AUDITION RECORDINGS Percussion, piano and harp applicants must submit two duplicate video auditions as an unedited DVD-R. Check here if you will be using SmartMusic® on a Mac (we will send required adapter). Percussion applicants must submit a video audition performing on Timpani, Marimba and Snare Drum. Prepared solo or etude (minimum of 5 minutes, maximum of 8 minutes). The prepared selection should Step 1 – Complete this application form and mail or fax with payment by the deadline date. June 29, demonstrate the student’s best lyrical qualities as well as technical proficiency. It is recommended that 2013 is $30 application fee; September 15, 2013* is $45 application fee. All audition a Grade IV-V level etude or solo be used as audition material. Only unedited recordings can be accepted, recordings will be evaluated together after October 1, 2013. (*September 15 application deadline allows and should be in high fidelity stereo. Since this is the only chance for the student to be heard, the quality time for you to receive and utilize SmartMusic® for audition.) of the recording should be of utmost consideration. The unedited submission must be postmarked by Step 2 - Band excerpts for your audition can only be accessed through SmartMusic®. Music for All will October 1, 2013. mail to you the SmartMusic® installation disc, microphone, instructions and activation code to start • Do not attach a label to the DVDs. Write your pieces on the disks (not label) with permanent marker. your 90-day trial subscription. • Be sure to finalize the DVDs. It must be playable on any computer (Macintosh or PC) and a standard Step 3 - Practice using SmartMusic®, then record and submit your audition recording via SmartMusic® DVD player. Check it before you send it. Also check the sound level and audio quality of your recording. by October 1, 2013. See musicforall.org for more SmartMusic® Audition details. • Be aware of the acoustic environment in which you record. Background noise and poor sound quality make your recording hard to evaluate. • Dress for a performance. This is a professional audition.

SmartMusic Audition Instructions and Information for Honor Band and Orchestral Winds

Through Music for All’s partnership with SmartMusic®, we have updated the application process for the Honor Band of America and Honor Orchestra of America woodwinds and brass. You will apply with your application and fee first and submit your recording online after the paperwork is processed. In addition, you will be able to practice, record and submit your audition with SmartMusic®. Once your application is received, we will mail you a SmartMusic® disc, a How can SmartMusic® help me? microphone, and instructions on how to submit your audition online. • You can adjust your tempo when practicing. • You can practice with a metronome and tuner, which are built into SmartMusic®. The audition requirements are as follows: • You can listen to your part to ensure accurate rhythm and pitch. • After you have installed SmartMusic®, be sure to follow the activation and • You can record and save up to 30 takes of your audition material before you enrollment instructions included with your SmartMusic® disc. This will be the submit your best performance. only way to access and submit your Honor Band of America audition material. • In addition to your audition material, you have access to the entire SmartMusic® library, including method books, 30,000 solo titles and 50,000 exercises! • If you are a current SmartMusic ® subscriber, make sure you are using the latest version. Your sample subscription CD can be used to update your version. After updating your current subscription, be sure to follow the enrollment instructions as this will be the only way to access and submit your Honor Band of America audition material. • To ensure the highest quality of recording in both your practice and audition, be aware of your microphone level. You can monitor and adjust your microphone level on the top right of any SmartMusic® window or from the help menu.

* Part Placement auditions will occur upon arrival at the festival prior to first rehearsal Date ______Check # ______Amt $ ______Acct ______Date Entr’d______Signed ______Signed officials. within thepreceding 36months ofthe Festival by aqualifiedphysician, registered nurseorotherpersonrecognized by law that to responsibility. undertake This mustbeavailable report uponrequest from Festival signed doeshereby assumeandagree to pay inindebtedness orphysician’s orsurgeon’s feesandhospitalcharges MusicforAll, forsuchservice. Inc. requires awritten ofaphysical report examination performed authorization permitssaidphysician to hospitalize, secure appropriate consultation, order injections, anesthesia (local, generalfor thisapplicant orboth)surgery ifsuchemergency conditions warrant. The under Also, incase ofemergency, Ihereby give my consent any foraqualifiedphysician medical orsurgical to perform procedures to thewelfares/he deemsnecessary ofthisapplicant whileinthecare ofMusic for All, Inc. orsuchphysician. Itisunderstood that MusicforAll, Inc. andmedical personnelwillmake attempt every to contact parents, guardians, relatives listed above priorto takingany suchactions. Further, this hereby warrant that theauditionrecording submitted withthisapplication was notedited inany way during post-production. otherwise. With theuseofrights, we hereby release MusicforAll, Inc. anditsagents, licensees andassigns from allclaims, liabilitiesand/ordamageswhichnow orinthefuture may arisefrom suchuse. We applicant’s name, likeness, photographic prints andany reproduction ofhisorhersounds,appearance performance whileattending theMusicforAll event, forany purposeincludingpromotion, or advertising inthisMusicforAll sponsoredpant whileparticipating event. We hereby irrevocably grant to MusicforAll, Inc., itsagents, licensees andassigns, theright to useinanyand inany andallmedia andallformsthis and employees shallnotbenorlater become, liableorresponsible inany theyprovide, way withtheservices inconjunction orforany death, injury, damage, delay orirregularity whichmay occur to thepartici for All 2014HonorOrchestra, March 5-8,2014inIndianapolis. Iunderstandthat ofAmerica Bands andOrchestra America are programs ofMusicforAll, Inc. andthat MusicforAll, Inc., itsofficers, directors, agents Parental Consent Form/Responsibility Clause: occupancy.$610 forQuad Acomplete detailingofwhat isincludedintheFestival Package price is onMusicforAll’s website www.musicforall.org. Applicant must be19years oldoryounger onMarch 8,2014. ofAmerica 15,2014(norefunds 15,2014).HonorBand membersmustutilizedeposit dueby ofbalance 7,2013/BalanceanHonorEnsemble dueby December January Festival after January Package that costs Honor Orchestra membersarrive by 8p.m., Wednesday, March 5forfirstmeeting. Ifaccepted asanHonorOrchestra ofAmerica member, applicant agrees to theFestival Package fee schedule: $150non-refundable To Completed Be By pianoandharpplayersWind, percussion, applyingfor theHonor Orchestra ofAmericaapplication ofAmericaMUSTusingtheHonor Band form andindicate preference ofensemble. recording 1. by October 1.Students mayafter October sendinapplication andEarly Bird fee by 29andaudition June fee].application All auditionrecordings are dueonorbefore 1andwillbeevaluated October Bird, fee] $30application or fromtwoChoose deadlines: String Application Requirements Student’s Instrument ______Student Cell (______) Home Phone(______) ______StateHome City ______Zip______Home Address ______Parent/Guardian Name______Student Name______Check one: List individualhonors, e.g., memberofAll-State orOrchestra, Band superiorratings at andEnsemble, Solo etc.: How didyou ofAmerica? hearaboutHonorBand Student’s Email ______

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March 6-8, 2014 • Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, • 2014 6-8, March oftheMusicforPart All National Festival 2014 HonorOrchestraofAmericaStringApplication ______Credit Card # Sept. 15, 2013 application formSept. 15,2013application postmark[Final, $45 ______June 29, 2013 application formJune 29,2013application postmark[Early Honor Band of America, Music ______Make checks Ihereby give permissionfor______to intheMusic participate pay able

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2014 Jazz Band of America Application Part of the Music for All National Festival National Presenting Sponsor

March 6-8, 2014 • Indianapolis, Indiana App Packet

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Student Name ______School Name ______Parent/Guardian Name ______Director First & Last Name ______Home Address ______School Address ______Home City ______State ______Zip______School City ______State______Zip ______Home Phone (______) ______School Phone (______) ______Student Cell (______) ______Parent Cell (______) ______Student’s Instrument ______Year of Graduation: 14 15 16 17 18 Gender: Female Male Student’s Email ______Parent’s Email ______How did you hear about the Jazz Band of America?:______

______Requirements: Applicant must be enrolled in school and be 19 years of age or younger as of March 7, 2014. International applicants welcome. Please see Jazz Band of America audition requirements in this application packet. Applicant must submit two duplicate video DVD-R recordings of his or her audition. Only unedited video recordings on DVD can be accepted and should be in high fidelity stereo. Since this is the only chance for

Date Entr’d Date the student to be heard, the quality of the recording should be of utmost consideration. The unedited recordings should be submitted with this completed application.

Payment Information

Check one: $30 Non-refundable application fee enclosed / June 29, 2013 deadline $45 Non-refundable application fee enclosed / Sept. 15, 2013 deadline (Audition recording due October 1.)

Check Enclosed Credit Card # ______Exp. Date: ______

______Name on card: ______Signature: ______Acct If accepted as a Jazz Band of America member, applicant agrees to the Festival Package fee schedule: $150 non-refundable deposit due by December 7, 2013/ Balance due by January 15, 2014 (no refunds of balance after January 15, 2014)

Jazz Band of America members must utilize an Honor Ensemble Festival Package that ranges from $610 to $675 for Quad occupancy, depending on length of stay. Jazz Band members must report ready to play at 8:30 a.m., Wed., March 5, 2014. A complete detailing of what is included in the Festival Package price is in the Festival Application packet and online at musicforall.org

Instrument Information Amt $ ______Amt Auditioning Instrument TO BE COMPLETED BY ALL APPLICANTS: Saxophones: Please list the doubles on which you are Check one below, note separate options for Performance Experience/History: Trumpet and Trombone section and lead player. proficient: ❏ Flute: See Audition Requirements on facing page. Private Lessons: ❏ Yes ❏ No ❏ Soprano Saxophone: ______Number of Years (if applicable) ❏ ❏ Clarinet: Alto/Tenor/Baritone Saxophones ❏ ❏ Bass Clarinet: Trumpet/Lead Indicate the Type of Ensemble(s) you have ❏ ❏ Other: ______Trumpet/Section performed in: ❏ Trombone/Lead

Check # ______❏ Bassists: Trombone/Section ❏ Big Band ❏ ❏ Acoustic Bass Trombone ______Number of Years (if applicable) ❏ Piano ❏ Electric ❏ Guitar ❏ Jazz Combo: ❏ Bass ______Number of Years (if applicable) ❏ Drums ❏ Other: ______

______Number of Years (if applicable) Complete reverse side of application Date 2014 Jazz Band of America Application continued

Festival Participation Package $675 (Five-night package, housing for March 5-8, 2014) • Student Social (Snack) $610 (Four-night package, housing for March 5-8, 2014) • Master Classes and special sessions • DVD/CD/Photo package Both package prices are based on quad occupancy • Festival patch Both packages also include: • Student certificate • Gala Awards Banquet (Saturday Dinner) • Breakfast, lunch and dinner on Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. (Wed. Breakfast is for Additional packages are available for parents, teachers and other guests. Five-night packages only.) Package details are available at www.musicforall.org.

Director Verification To be completed by Band or Orchestra Director: I verify that the applying student is a member of his or her school’s band or orchestra program.

Director’s Signature ______

Student Agreement To be completed by student applicant: I agree and accept that the selection and decision of Music for All and its agents shall be controlling and final, and I further agree to comply with all Music for All rules and regulations governing my conduct at the Festival. I hereby submit my application for the 2014 Jazz Band of America.

Applicant Student Signature ______

Parental/Guardian Consent

Parental Consent Form/Responsibility Clause: I hereby give permission for______to participate in the Music for All 2014 Jazz Band of America, March 5-8, 2014 in Indianapolis. I understand that Bands of America and Orchestra America are programs of Music for All, Inc. and that Music for All, Inc., its officers, directors, agents and employees shall not be nor later become, liable or responsible in any way in conjunction with the services they provide, or for any death, injury, damage, delay or irregularity which may occur to the participant while participating in this Music for All sponsored event. We hereby irrevocably grant to Music for All, Inc., its agents, licensees and assigns, the right to use in any and all media and in any and all forms this applicant’s name, likeness, photographic prints and any reproduction of his or her sounds, performance or appearance while attending the Music for All event, for any purpose including promotion, advertising or otherwise. With the use of the rights, we hereby release Music for All, Inc. and its agents, licensees and assigns from all claims, liabilities and/or damages which now or in the future may arise from such use. We hereby warrant that the audition recording submitted with this application was not edited in any way during post-production. Also, in case of emergency, I hereby give my consent for a qualified physician to perform any medical or surgical procedures s/he deems necessary to the welfare of this applicant while in the care of Music for All, Inc. or such physician. It is understood that Music for All, Inc. and medical personnel will make every attempt to contact parents, guardians, relatives listed above prior to taking any such actions. Further, this authorization permits said physician to hospitalize, secure appropriate consultation, order injections, anesthesia (local, general or both) or surgery for this applicant if such emergency conditions warrant. The undersigned does hereby assume and agree to pay in indebtedness or physician’s or surgeon’s fees and hospital charges for such service. Music for All, Inc. requires a written report of a physical examination performed within the preceding 36 months of the Festival by a qualified physician, registered nurse or other person recognized by law to undertake that responsibility. This report must be available upon request from Festival officials.

Signed ______(Parent or Guardian) Date ______

Make checks payable to Music for All, Inc. Send this form and all materials/CDs/DVDs in one package to: Honor Band of America, Music for All, 39 W. Jackson Place, Suite 150, Indianapolis, IN 46225, phone 800.848.2263. Postmark deadline for application and tape: June 29, 2013 Early Bird $30 fee OR September 15, 2013–Final $45 fee. Postmark deadline for AUDITION recording: October 1, 2013 Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org

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Summer Symposium Scholarship Fund It is the hope of the Music for All Foundation that scholarships will help to ensure the Summer Symposium is financially viable for every child. Through the generosity of our donors, MFA awards several scholarships each year to students attending the Summer Symposium. For more information about The Summer Symposium Scholarship Fund, contact: Music for All Foundation Scholarships The Music for All Foundation awards several scholarships through the generosity of our Sarah Gretencord, Development Assistant donors each year to high school seniors who intend to pursue a career in music education. Music for All The Revelli Scholarship is awarded at the Music for All National Festival. The Yamaha 317.636.2263 or e-mail at Scholarship and the Fred J. Miller Scholarship are awarded at the Bands of America Grand [email protected] National Championships each year. Revelli Scholars across the country are already making a mark on the world of music and music education. To make a donation, please send your check, payable to:

L.J. Hancock Scholarship Music for All L.J. Hancock was a respected and inspirational band director, a beloved friend and integral part Attn: Development Department 39 W. Jackson Place, Suite 150 of Bands of America for more than two decades. To honor L.J. Hancock (1952-2002), Music for Indianapolis, IN 46205 All established The L.J. Hancock Summer Symposium Scholarship Fund. This endowed fund provides partial scholarships to eligible students wishing to attend the Music for All Summer Symposium. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of financial need. It is the intent of Music for All to provide partial scholarships for qualified campers. 2013 L.J. Hancock Scholarship Muncie Music Center Scholarships recipients are*: Muncie Music Center, the Official Music Store for the Summer Celina Hawker McKinley Classical Junior Academy, MO Symposium, has awarded full tuition scholarships for two Melissa Haynes Kelloggsville HS, MI students who attend schools served by Muncie Music Center. Lucy Moss Harrisonburg HS, VA Kaitlyn Pugh McCutcheon HS, IN 2013 Muncie Music Center Scholarship recipients are: Isaiah Ward Lawrence Central HS, IN Brandon Holloway Muncie Southside HS, IN * Additional recipients may be confirmed after the printing of this notebook. We apologize for Lauren Grandstaff Wes-Del HS, IN any recipients not listed and we congratulate you, too. Indianapolis Public Schools Scholarships More than 300 Indianapolis Public Schools high school instrumental music students have attended the MFA Summer Symposium over the past decade, thanks to generous contributions from donors and grantors. 2013 IPS Scholarship recipients are:

Mauricio Acosta Broad Ripple HS Kila King Shortridge Magnet HS Alese Allen John Marshall Community HS Mackenzie Kruger Crispus Attucks HS Wilhem Almodovar Shortridge Magnet HS Daphne Lynn Shortridge Magnet HS Jeremy Anderson Broad Ripple HS Kelsey Martin Crispus Attucks HS David Aquart Shortridge Magnet HS Leah McCarty-Little Aresenal Tech HS Diana Cervantes Northwest Community HS Sherrod Miller Shortridge Magnet HS Miracle Daniels Aresenal Tech HS Ronald Neal Aresenal Tech HS Jordon Gaines Broad Ripple HS Breeasia Potter Broad Ripple HS Ian Gibson Shortridge Magnet HS Ruby Smith Broad Ripple HS Peter Hall Northwest Community HS Matthew Springer Aresenal Tech HS John Harvey Broad Ripple HS Thulaypaw Thwe Northwest Community HS Candace Hawk Shortridge Magnet HS Danyell Turner John Marshall Community HS Jackson Herbertz Aresenal Tech HS Jayla Watkins Crispus Attucks HS Amir King Aresenal Tech HS Alan Wright Shortridge Magnet HS “Music is too great of a gift to not be passionate about, so I hope to continue my band director’s deep love of teaching and influence a different generation to love performing and learning. I sincerely love music in all of its forms and want to teach others to love it as well. Music has positively influenced my life.”

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When you invest in Music for All scholarships, Here are just a few of the scholarship investment opportunities you’re making music and arts education a that are available at Music for All: reality for students across the nation and in • Music for All Summer Symposium Scholarships, $600 annually your own backyard. You are giving students an opportunity for success. More than 75% of • SWAG Scholarship (camp college scholarship), $1,000 annually Fortune 1000 executives were involved in some to build college scholarship endowment fund type of music program while in school. • Revelli Scholarship, $1,000 annually to build college Those who invest in a scholarship will scholarship endowment fund be invited to the 2013 Grand National Championships in November for a special VIP • Music for All National Festival Scholarships, $600 annually Experience. For more information, contact the Music for All Development Department at [email protected] or 317.636.2263. www.musicforall.org I believe in music education. I believe in music in our schools. I believe in Music for All.

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Programs of Music for All. National Presenting Sponsor Official Uniform Sponsor Official Performance Official Student Corporate Sponsor Corporate Sponsor Corporate Sponsor Corporate Sponsor Strategic Advocacy Partner A 501(c) charitable organization. Equipment Sponsor Travel Partner Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org

Thank you for your support. Music for All would like to thank all of our donors, students, parents, alumni, educators and fans for their generous contributions, which support our positively life-changing experiences. Each gift is significant and directly impacts Music for All’s programming and advocacy efforts. If you would like to help provide opportunities for future outstanding musical experiences like the 2013 Music for All Summer Symposium, please call the Development Department at 317-636-2263 or email us at [email protected]. This listing reflects gifts and pledges processed between June 1, 2012 and June 3, 2013. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing. We apologize for any inadvertent errors or omissions.

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Emens Auditorium, 8 p.m. e Yamaha Young Performing Artists Program (YYPA) was designed in 1988 to recognize outstanding young musicians from the world of classical, jazz, and contemporary music. Hundreds of applicants, ages 16-21, apply annually and undergo a rigorous taped audition process for a panel of internationally acclaimed musicians. Tuesday, June 25 Winners of this competition are invited to attend an all-expense paid YYPA Celebration weekend, held in conjunction with the Music for All™ Summer Symposium. Mindi Abair rough this experience, winners receive a once in a Emens Auditorium, 8 p.m. lifetime performance opportunity in front of thousands of students with national press coverage, are honored at One of the most recognizable saxophonists in the US, Mindi an awards ceremony, receive a recording and photos of Abair has sold a half million records as a solo artist, and has their live performance, and participate in professional been the featured saxophonist on American Idol for the 2011 workshops and clinics designed to launch a professional and 2012 seasons. Over the past 2 years she has toured the US music career. e 2013 winners join more than 200 other with Aerosmith as their only saxophonist since 1973, sat in for talented musicians who have earned the distinction since a night with Bruce Springsteen at the famed Beacon eater the program’s inception. and even taken the saxophone chair over for 2 shows with Paul Shaffer and the Late Show with David Letterman. Congratulations to the 2013 Winners: Xue Su Flute As a solo artist, she has carved out her own brand as the rocker Ron Cohen Mann Oboe of the jazz world, and she adds a refreshingly unique voice to an Danny Mui Clarinet exciting new generation of crossover artists. She was raised on Tsz Kiu Kwok Saxophone the road with her father’s band, but this is not your father’s jazz Alekos Syropoulos Jazz Saxophone band. Mindi brings a fearless energy and abandon to the stage Joshua Gilbert Jazz Trumpet as a powerhouse on the saxophone, hearkening back to the days Markus Osterlund Horn of Junior Walker or King Curtis. Joe LeFevre Tuba Kanako Shimasaki Violin Her solo career has produced 10 #1 radio singles and 6 major Johnathan Hulett Jazz Drum Set label solo releases that have topped the Contemporary Jazz Addison Frei Jazz Piano Charts, “It Just Happens at Way” (2003), “Come As You Are” (2004), “Life Less Ordinary” (2006), “Stars” (2008), and “In Honorable Mention Hi Fi Stereo” (2010), “Summer Horns” with Dave Koz, Gerald Yerim Choi Flute Albright and Richard Elliot (2013). Isabel Skau Clarinet Aaron Shaw Jazz Saxophone e list of artists she has toured or recorded with are a Calvin Wong Saxophone testament to her talent. ey include Aerosmith, Keb’ Mo’, Tomer Ron Jazz Trumpet Lalah Hathaway, Duran Duran, Lee Ritenour, the Backstreet Brett Hodge Horn Boys, Mandy Moore, Max Weinberg, Bill Champlin, David Pack, Dakota Smith Percussion Mocean Worker, Adam Sandler, Rick Braun, Teena Marie, Bobby Sho Matsumoto Piano Lyle, Jonathan Butler, and Peter White. Edward Leung Piano http://4wrd.it/YAMAHA_YYPA Mindi Abair is a Yamaha Performing Artist. Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org

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Based in Brooklyn, New York, Pattillo, Stephenson, and Seymour founded PROJECT Trio in Boulder, Colorado in the summer of 2005. e group initially came up with the idea to do one week “projects” in different cities around the US, with each project including education/ community outreach events and concerts of classical works and their own music. e Trio got its big break in 2006 when Greg Pattillo’s Beatbox Flute video went viral on YouTube, receiving millions of views in its first week. Reaching out to audiences of all ages through the Internet, live performances, and recordings, PROJECT Trio has since become one of the worlds most Wednesday, June 26 championed and exciting instrumental ensembles. PROJECT Trio For more information on PROJECT Trio, visit www. Emens Auditorium, 8 p.m. projecttrio.com.

PROJECT Trio is taking chamber music to a whole new level. Greg Pattillo, flute, Eric Stephenson, cello, and Peter Seymour, bass, are pushing the boundaries of chamber music with a high-octane mix of classical, jazz, hip-hop, and rock. e Trio performs to enthusiastic audiences of all ages in concert halls, clubs, and classrooms around the world. Acclaim for the Trio and its members runs the gamut from Downbeat Magazine, which praises PROJECT Trio as “packed with musicianship, joy, and surprise” to the New York Times, calling beatboxing flutist Greg Pattillo “the best in the world at what he does.” e Wall Street Journal hails the group’s “wide appeal, subversive humor and first-rate playing.” Thursday, June 27

e Trio, now in its sixth year, was forged out of Lalo Davila and a collective love of performing high energy, top quality music to diverse audiences. ey are drawing Friends new audiences to classical music and reinvigorating Emens Auditorium, 8 p.m. existing fans of chamber music through their innovative performances, recordings, and their Lalo Davila has extensive experience both as an educator YouTube channel, which has over 71 million views and performer. Lalo has been named in the top five and 78,000 subscribers, making PROJECT Trio one for Nashville’s Percussionist of the Year Award. He has of the most watched instrumental ensembles on the toured with many artists including the “Take 6” tour of Internet. e Trio, which performs over 70 concerts Japan. He has recently performed percussion and lead a year, plays to fans of all ages in venues around the vocals for the American Bible Society CD project and can world including Carnegie Hall, where they made also be heard on Kirk Whalum’s Grammy-nominated CD. their debut in 2010. In addition to their extensive Currently, Lalo performs with several Latin groups and performing schedule, the Trio is dedicated to arts is on the MFA camp percussion faculty. He is currently education, inspiring a whole new generation of Director of Percussion Studies at Middle Tennessee State concert going music lovers. University. Music for All Summer Symposium, presented by Yamaha • www.musicforall.org

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Friday, June 29 Drum Corps International Central Indiana Scheumann Stadium, 7 p.m.

The DCI Central Indiana Premier Event will serve as the culmination of a week of activities for hundreds of high school music students at the Music for All Summer Symposium. Top World Class corps will have the opportunity to perform for this enthusiastic audience as the Drum Corps International Tour The Cavaliers marches through Scheumann Stadium on the Summer Symposium Artists-in-Residence campus of Ball State University.”

Get ready to enjoy some of the world’s best drum The Cavaliers will be featured in sessions and and bugle corps. The 2013 Drum Corps International clinics, work with the camp Marching Band, Central Indiana show at the Summer Symposium will Marching Percussion, Drum Instructor Academy feature: and Director’s Academy Divisions and will perform with the Symposium Marching Band in exhibition at The Cavaliers - Rosemont, IL Friday night’s DCI show. The Cavaliers’ Drumline will be performing a specially commissioned piece Madison Scouts - Madison, WI “MFA World Beat” with the Symposium Marching Crossmen- San Antonio, TX Percussion Track and Drum Instructor Academy Spirit of Atlanta - Atlanta, GA before Friday night’s awards ceremony. Blue Stars- La Crosse, WI Colts- Dubuque, IA About The Cavaliers: Troopers - Casper, WY Founded in 1948, The Cavaliers Drum & Bugle Corps Pioneer- Milwaukee, WI is one of the most successful drum and bugle corps Read more: dci.org in history, winning 20 national championships, including seven Drum Corps International (DCI) world Plus, a show-ending performance by the Symposium championships since 1992. Each summer, 150 male marching band with The Cavaliers, Summer brass, percussion and color guard performers aged 16- Symposium artists-in-residence. 22 present a marching music show considered among the most challenging and original in the world. We’ll start the night with a picnic at the stadium, and you’ll have time to visit the DCI corps marketplace. 2013 Cavaliers Production: dci.org The Cavaliers present their program “Secret Society,” featuring Rose of Arimathea by Hans Zimmer, Air by Hans Zimmer, Drum Music (Mvt III: Incinerate) by John Mackey, Secret Society by Drew Shane eld, and Enterprising Young Men by Michael Giacchino

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