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CHORAL CLINIC REGISTRATION DATE LOCATION SITE CLINICIANS LOCAL CHAIRMAN March 1 Orangeburg J SOUTH CAROLINA MUSICIAN Volume XLVI, Number 3 Handbook Issue August 1993 SOUTH CAROLINA MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1993 — 1994 August 21 Multi-Cultural Awareness Seminar — 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. — (No students involved.) South Carolina State University, Orangeburg August 28 SCMEA Executive Board Meeting — 10:00 A.M. — (No students involved.) September 10- Choral Arts Seminar — (No students involved — teachers begin after hours on Friday.) University of South Carolina., Columbia September 11 Choral Division Business Meeting — 12:15 P.M. Orchestra Division Business Meeting — 2:00 P.M. Rehearsal Hall, Koger Center, Columbia Band Division Committee Meetings — 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Band Division Business Meeting — 2:00 P.M. Spring Valley High School, Columbia Elementary Division Business Meeting — 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. — (No students involved in any of above activities.) University of South Carolina, Columbia October 1 Deadline for South Carolina Musician Conference Issue October 12 Male Vocal Clinic Spartanburg October 13 Male Vocal Clinic Columbia October 15 Male Vocal Clinic Charleston October 23 Regional Marching Band Festivals — (Students involved on Saturday.) 4 Sites October 30 State Marching Band Championships — (Student activities begin at 8:00 A.M. on Saturday.) 3 Sites November 6 Orchestra: All-State Taping — (No instructional time involved.) Regional November 11, 12, 13, All-State Chorus Auditions — (2300 students involved across the state, but minimal Regional 15, 16 instruction time will be missed in order to complete the auditions.) November 20 Orchestra: All-State Judging — (No students involved.) December 4 Orchestra: All-State Solo Auditions — (No instructional time involved.) January 8 Regional All-State Band Auditions — (No instructional time involved.) 4 Sites January 15 Inclement Weather Regional Band Auditions January 22 Final All-State Band Auditions — (Student activities begin at 8:00 A.M. on Saturday.) January 29 Inclement Weather Regional All-State Band Auditions February 4-5 Regional Band Clinics — (First rehearsal for students scheduled to begin at 1:00 P.M. on Friday. Activities to continue Saturday.) 4 Sites February 10-12 SCMEA IN-SERVICE CONFERENCE - (No students will be scheduled for any part of the conference Hyatt Regency, Greenville during the instructional day on Friday, February 11, without school district approval.) February 18-19 Orchestra: Solo and Ensemble — (Student auditions are scheduled to begin at 4:00 P.M. on Friday.) Eastern Region February 19 Choral Solo-Ensemble Festival — (Students involved on Saturday.) University of South Carolina, Columbia February 21 - March 1 Junior High/Middle School Choral Clinics — (Approximately 6000 students across the state will benefit from these clinics. Regional No student will miss more than one instructional day while continuing opportunities and experiences begun in his/her classroom choral music program.) February 25-26 Orchestra: Solo and Ensemble — (Student auditions are scheduled to begin at 4:00 P.M. on Friday.) Western Region March 1 Deadline for South Carolina Musician April Issue March 4-6 All-State Band Clinic - (Activities begin at 10:00 A.M. on Friday and continue all day Saturday Furman University, Greenville and Sunday with concerts scheduled at 1:30 P.M. on Sunday.) March 11-13 Senior All-State Orchestra — (Student activities begin at 6:00 P.M. on Friday.) March 15 South Carolina Sixth Grade Choral Clinic Columbia March 18-19 Band Concert Festivals — (Some instructional time may be missed on Friday depending upon the number of entrants.) 3 Sites March 18-20 Choral All-State/Honors Weekend — (Some instructional time will be involved on Friday, March 18. Rehearsals begin Winthrop University March 25-26 at 1:00 P.M. on Friday and continue through Sunday, March 20, with a performance for parents and the public.) April 5-9 Band Concert Festivals — (Some instructional time may be missed Friday depending upon the number of entrants.) 3 Sites April 15-17 MENC Cincinnati, Ohio Junior All-State Orchestra April 15-16 (Activities scheduled to begin at 4:00 P.M. on Friday and continue through Sunday.) April 15-16 Band Solo and Ensemble Festivals — (Student activities scheduled to begin at 4:00 P.M. on Friday.) 2 Sites April 22-23 South Carolina Choral Festival April 23 Band Solo & Ensemble Festival — (Student activities scheduled to begin at 4:00 P.M. on Friday.) 2 Sites April 29-30 Piano Festival — (Students involved on Saturday.) Lander College, Greenwood May 6-7 Orchestra Concert Festival — (Student activities begin at 4:00 P.M. Friday and continue Saturday.) Western Region May 7 Orchestra Concert Festival — (Student activities begin at 4:00 P.M. Friday and continue Saturday.) Eastern Region June 1 SCMEA Executive Board Meeting — (No students involved.) Deadline for South Carolina Musician (Handbook) Issue A ga in J SOUTH CAROLINA'S LARGEST VOLUME MUSIC DEALER! For the second consecutive year, FOX MUSIC has been named the largest volume music dealer in the state of South Carolina in the August, 1992 issue of The Music Trades magazine. So when you're shopping for a musical instrument, go straight to the top - FOX MUSIC. There's 1 near you! MUSIC 1 -800-868-8600 SINCE 1928 CHARLESTON • NORTH CHARLESTON • COLUMBIA WRKEH The Music Educator's Choice Greenville Spartanburg 292-2920 574-9326 ~ Rock Hill Florence Hampton 328-9588 665-2240 943-4909 BAND & ORCHESTRA Charles Parker (Former Band Director) President Dave Allison (Former Band Director) Education Representative (803) 331-8212 Ron Miller (Former Band Director) Education Representative (803) 591-1057 Gene Taylor (Music Education Major) Education Representative (803) 760-9671 Leigh Carroll (Former Band Director) Sales Representative 1 -800-922-8824 TOLL FREE 1-800-922-8824 S. C. MUSICIAN ATTENTION: HIGH SCHOOL CHORAL DIRECTORS North Greenville College announces Chorfest 93 for High School Choruses Chorfest 93 is an opportunity for your chorus to perform a work for choir and orchestra in a festival setting. October 25,1993 Guest Conductor: Dr. Larry Wyatt University of South For information call David Hamilton or Phillip Morrow Telephone: 803-895-1410 Fax: 803-895-1410 - extension 304 Send Correspondence to: North Greenville College Post Office Box 1892 Tigerville, South Carolina 29088 Attention: David Hamilton AUGUST 1993 SOUTH CAROLINA MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION Office of the President 216 Hunters Woods Drive Simpsonville, S.C. 29681 Dear South Carolina Administrators, I am delighted to write you for the first time as president of the South Carolina Music Educators Association. All music educators of our state welcome this opportunity to express our appreciation for the support and assistance you have granted our organiza­ tion in the past. This is the handbook edition of the South Carolina Musician. It contains all the sched­ ules, deadlines, and rules for our organization during this school year. Please take a moment of your time to scan the activities in which you expect your students to par­ ticipate. As you may notice, almost every activity requires administrative approval. We are dedicated to the academic and musical growth of all students in our state and we know that you share that dedication. We believe that the self-knowledge and self- worth obtained through the serious study of music provides much more for our stu­ dents than performance opportunities, as exciting as those are. Please help us to con­ tinue to teach the whole personality of every student. Scheduling conflicts have been avoided whenever possible. When any unavoidable conflicts occur, students involved will be rescheduled for such events as SAT. Please work with your teachers so that we all communicate any difficulties as rapidly as pos­ sible. Thank you for your continuing support of SCMEA. All music educators extend an in­ vitation to you to attend our activities. I know many of you have done so in the past and I hope that all of you will directly experience the musical achievement of your students this year. Best wishes for a very successful year. Sincerely, Jane B. Morlan President, SCMEA S. C. MUSICIAN COLLEGIATE DIVISION The South Carolina MUSICIAN President: Donnie Brown, Limestone College, 115 College Drive, Gaffney, SC 29340; Home 226 Official Publication of South Carolina Music Educators Association Boundary Drive, Spartanburg, SC 29303; 583-7092 (a non-profit organization) ELEMENTARY DIVISION President: Wiliam Scott Chappell, 408 Deepwood Place, North Augusta, SC 29481; Home 279-4020 Vice-President: Lisa Hamer, 624 Altman Street, VOL. XLVI August 1993 NO. 3 Moncks Corner, SC 29461; Home 761-5479; Work 761-8140 PUBLISHED THREE TIMES A YEAR ORCHESTRA DIVISION Founded by Harrison Elliott in 1948 President: Bill R. Scott, 276 Fairlane Drive, Spar­ Annual Subscription $5.00 to non-members tanburg, SC 29307; 579-4073 Vice-President: Kay Gilbert, 111 Sunset Point, An­ The South Carolina Music Educators Association is a federated state association of the Music Educa­ derson, SC 29624; Home 226-1439 tors National Conference. The South Carolina Music Educators Association does not discriminate on PIANO DIVISION the basis of age, race, sex, color, handicap, religion or national origin in the dealings with students, the President: Anthony Lenti, Box 6085, Lander Col­ general public, educational programs or activities. lege, Greenwood, SC 29646; Home 223-5183; Work 229-8249 Vice-President: Marianne Holland, 3403 Coleman OFFICERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Street, Columbia, SC 29205; Home 256-3216; 1993-1995 Work 699-3524 President: Jane B. Morlan, 216 Hunters Woods President-Elect: William E. Ackerman, 124 Casco Drive, Simpsonville, SC 29681; Home 963-1796; Bay Road, Irmo, SC 29063; Home 781-9781; Work Work 682-2032 822-5628 Vice-President: Eleanor D. Avant, 210 Spring Val­ Secretary-Treasurer: James A. Moody, 113 Conference Chairman: Thorn Freeland, 204 Mill ley Road, Columbia, SC 29223; Home 788-5827 Jessen Street, Summerville, SC 29483; Home 821- Estate Road, Taylors, SC 29687; Home 292-8956; 1829 Work 292-7732 Editor, South Carolina Musician: Johnnie Price, Route 5, Box 1352, Orangeburg, SC 29115; Home BAND DIVISION Vice-President: Brenda P.
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