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2020 Program Book 2007 Conference Program.Qxd 1/6/2020 4:41 PM Page 1 2020 Program Book_2007 Conference Program.qxd 1/6/2020 4:41 PM Page 1 AlabamaAlabama MUSICMUSIC EDUCATORSEDUCATORS AssociationAssociation 2020 Professional Development Conference January 16-18, 2020 Renaissance Montgomery Hotel and Convention Center 2020 Program Book_2007 Conference Program.qxd 1/6/2020 4:41 PM Page 2 2020 Program Book_2007 Conference Program.qxd 1/6/2020 4:41 PM Page 3 Table of Contents President’s Welcome ........................................................................................................................5 Get the Mobile App...........................................................................................................................5 AMEA Governing Board and President’s Cabinet............................................................................6 AMEA Awards...................................................................................................................................7 Lobby Performance Schedule..................................................................................................7 & 33 Posters to be Presented at the HED Research Poster Session ......................................................8 Exhibit Hall Reception ......................................................................................................................8 Featured Speakers and Clinicians ...................................................................................................9 All-State Jazz Band Clinicians........................................................................................................10 Thursday at a Glance .....................................................................................................................13 Friday at a Glance ..........................................................................................................................14 Saturday at a Glance......................................................................................................................15 Rehearsal Schedules at a Glance..................................................................................................15 Complete Conference Schedule ...............................................................................................17-27 Alabama Special Needs All-Star Drum Ensemble .........................................................................28 Albertville Middle School Advanced Band......................................................................................29 Auburn University Chamber Choir..................................................................................................30 Grissom High School Symphonic Band I .......................................................................................31 Huntingdon College Concert Choir.................................................................................................32 Hillcrest Elementary School “In Harmony” .....................................................................................33 James Clemens High School Percussion Ensemble .....................................................................34 McAdory High School Chorale .......................................................................................................35 Mortimer Jordan High School Symphonic Band ............................................................................36 Pizitz Middle School Girl’s Choir ....................................................................................................37 Pizitz Middle School Symphonic Band...........................................................................................38 Troy University Symphony Band ....................................................................................................39 Tuscaloosa County High School Wind Ensemble ..........................................................................40 UAB Concert Choir.........................................................................................................................41 UAH Chamber Choir.......................................................................................................................42 UNA Low Brass Ensemble .............................................................................................................43 Wicksburg High School Symphonic Band......................................................................................44 AMEA Industry/Institutional Members.............................................................................................45 President’s Reception.....................................................................................................................45 Conference Clinicians ...............................................................................................................47-54 AMEA Hall of Fame ........................................................................................................................55 AMEA Membership Honor Roll.......................................................................................................55 Alabama’s National Board Certified Teachers in Music .................................................................56 Exhibitors...................................................................................................................................57-62 Advertisers Patrick Roszell ..............................................................................4 UAH Department of Music ..........................................................2 QuaverMusic.com .........................................................back cover UNA Department of Music.........................................................12 Samford University School of the Arts.......................................11 University of Montevallo............................................................16 Southeastern Apparel ..................................................................63 University of South Alabama......................................................59 UAB Department of Music.........................................................46 3 2020 Program Book_2007 Conference Program.qxd 1/6/2020 4:41 PM Page 4 4 2020 Program Book_2007 Conference Program.qxd 1/6/2020 4:41 PM Page 5 PRESIDENT’S WELCOME to our experience at this year’s attendance and support of our conference and into the future. You will organization. not want to miss his message, plus two special performances at this General I want to thank the AMEA Officers and Session. Board Members who have worked so diligently to make this conference We have an absolutely jam-packed meaningful and productive. A very schedule of wonderful concerts, clinics, special thank you as well to our Executive and interest sessions throughout the Director and Editor Garry Taylor, and conference. Please make sure you take our Assistant Executive Director Rusty advantage of as many opportunities as Logan for all of their efforts to ensure you can possibly fit into your schedule. the success of our Professional Hello AMEA! Welcome back to The presentation of the 2020 AMEA Development Conference. I would be Montgomery, and welcome to the 2020 Awards will occur during the General remiss if I did not also mention the Professional Development Conference of Session on Friday evening, and Saturday’s efforts of Dr. Carl Hancock as our Media the Alabama Music Educators concert sessions will feature the All-State Specialist. He has expanded our digital Association. This will be a great time to Show Choir and Jazz Bands. There is footprint and continues to advocate for recharge our musical batteries, renew old absolutely something for everybody at Music Education in our State and at the relationships, and make new friends. My this conference! National level as well. Thank you, hope is that each of you will make a Gentlemen! concerted effort to expand your circle of The AMEA Leadership Assembly interest while in Montgomery this year. Breakfast will get the conference started Finally…Thank You so much for making AMEA will continue to become stronger Thursday morning. This assembly was a difference in the lives of our students! as an organization as our professional started to encourage and promote the This conference was designed with you relationships grow and expand. Together cultivation of leadership across our and your students as the number one and unified, we are a very powerful voice organization. We will hear from David priority. So learn as much as you can, to represent the interests of our students Satterfield during our breakfast and he network with each other, have a great and positively impact their lives. will bring a special message concerning time, take your rejuvenated spirit back to effective leadership. Look for him at your classrooms, and let your students We are very pleased to have David several other sessions during the see your passion for music education. Satterfield as our Keynote Speaker at the conference as he is excited to experience Music Education is, and will continue to General Session on Thursday at 10:30 as much as he can while with us in be, AWESOME in Alabama! a.m. Dave has enjoyed a long and Alabama. I would like to make a special distinguished career at West Virginia request that everyone visit the exhibits Respectfully Submitted, University and has positively impacted and support the merchants and vendors Greg Gumina, AMEA President many lives and careers along the
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