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'01 Middle Level Program 20052005 Wisconsin MMiddleiddle LevelLevel StateState HonorsHonors ProjectProject Saturday, October 29, 2005 1:00 pm Marriott-Madison West Choir • Orchestra • Band The Wisconsin Middle Level State Honors Music Project The Wisconsin State Honors Music 2005-2006 WSMA Middle Level State Project Honors Important Dates The Wisconsin State Honors Music Project is sponsored by Friday, February 3, 2006 the Wisconsin School Music Association. The Honors Middle Level State Honors Applications Due Project began in 1967 to provide musically talented high school youth the opportunity to rehearse and perform with Middle Level State Honors Auditions the nation’s finest conductors in a professional setting. In 1995, WSMA proudly sponsored the first-ever Middle Level Friday, April 7, 2006 4:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. State Honors Band. A WSMA Middle Level State Honors Choir was added in 1996, and in 1997, the WSMA Middle Dousman Kettle Moraine Level State Honors Orchestra made its debut performance. LaCrosse Logan Wausau Horace Mann Students in grades 6–8 who attend WSMA-member schools are eligible to audition for the WSMA Middle Level State Saturday, April 8, 2006 Honors Music Project. Auditions include an individual 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. performance and an Ensemble Class taught by the adjudica- tor. This year, more than 1300 students applied for the Eau Claire Northstar privilege of being one of the 308 students who are members Kaukauna River View of the WSMA Middle Level State Honors Choir, Orchestra, Fort Atkinson and Band. Oct. 25-28, 2006 Music teachers, parents, administrators, and the WSMA staff WMEA State Music Conference. Middle Level State contribute time, talent, motivation, and encouragement for Honors Concert will be Saturday, October 28 at every student involved in the Honors Project. Young 1:00 p.m. in Madison. musicians selected for these wonderful ensembles discover new levels of individual and group performance. Most importantly, the effort and dedication required of each Honors participant brings a lifelong memory of their Thanksgiving Day Broadcast initiative and commitment to excellence. WSMA extends a special thank you to Vicki Nonn of Wisconsin Public Radio for continuing the tradition of broadcasting the Wisconsin High School State 2005 WSMA Middle Level State Honors Orchestra, Band, Treble Choir, and Mixed Choir performances throughout Thanksgiving Day. Broadcasts Honors Committee have been tentatively scheduled as follows: Dr. Gregg Butler, Eau Claire Schools Deputy Mixed Choir - 9:00 a.m., Orchestra - 11:00 a.m., Superintendent and WSMA Board of Directors Treble Choir - 1:00 p.m., Band - 2:00 p.m. and Past President, WSMA Board Representative a repeated broadcast of the four groups from Eric Runestad, WSMA Executive Director 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Be sure to tune in to the Wisconsin George Munagian, Wisconsin Rapids, Public Radio station in your area: Middle Level State Honors Chair 88.7 WERN Madison Connie Root, Hudson, Middle Level State Honors Past Chair 88.9 WLSU LaCrosse Ginger Marten, Wisconsin Rapids, 89.3 WPNE Green Bay Orchestra Coordinator 89.7 WUEC Eau Claire Jim Scheuer, Owen-Withee, 89.9 WHSA Brule Band Coordinator 90.7 WVSS Menomonie David Murphy, Lancaster, 90.9 WHRM Wausau Choir Coordinator 91.1 WGTD Kenosha Janet M. Tweed, WSMA Consultant, Middle Level State Honors Project Coordinator www.wsmamusic.org 2 Special Thanks Special Thanks The Wisconsin State Honors Music Project continues to exist J. W. Pepper, for donating the Middle Level State Honors because of the assistance of many individuals and organiza- music folders tions. We are extremely appreciative to the following: Leyla Sanyer, Steven Spiwak and Jen Kramer of the Oregon WSMA Board of Directors, for their support of WSMA High Music Staff; Dee Baldock, Facitilies Coordinator, the programs and services Oregon Schools Friends of the Orchestra and the Oregon Schools administration for providing rehearsal facilities, WSMA Staff, Executive Director, Eric Runestad, recreation and meals for Middle Level State Honors Band, Director of Programs, Linda Petersen, Orchestra, and Choir students Executive Assistant, Dee Farmer, Finance Manager, Kerrie Brey, Buzz Kemper and Audio for the Arts for recording and Director of Communications, Kevin Thays, producing all Honors concerts for Wisconsin Public Radio Festivals Coordinator, Jeff Gretzinger, broadcast and CDs. Program Consultant, Jan Tweed, Marriott-Madison West for assisting WSMA with Middle Program Assistants, Jerry Hrovat, Jennifer Neuville, Level Honors student housing and concert arrangements. Rosalie Richardson and Sarah Westby for their efforts and commitment Waunakee High School for providing percussion and acoustic equipment for the Middle Level Honors Project. WSMA Middle Level State Honors Music Staff who willingly volunteer to share their musical expertise, talent, Most importantly, all parents and teachers of these young leadership, and enthusiasm with students people for their continuing efforts, encouragement, and for taking great care to ensure these students are here with us. WSMA Facts During the 2004-2005 School Year… • More than 219,000 middle and high school students • More than 506 students were identified as exemplary participated in WSMA District Solo & Ensemble and soloists at the WSMA State Solo & Ensemble Festivals, Concert Group Festivals. and each received a certificate and a letter. After screening by WSMA staff and committee, 18 students were invited More than 32,000 students qualified for and participated • to perform at the State Music Conference on Oct. 27 and in 11,628 performances at WSMA State Solo & Ensemble 28 in two recitals. Music Festivals 1,845 students applied for the High School State Honors There were 263 WSMA District Solo & Ensemble and • • Music Project in its 38th year of existence. 421 students Concert Festivals and 11 State Solo and Ensemble were selected for six ensembles, and 23 students received Festivals. tuition assistance from WSMA to support their Honors • 1,490 bands, orchestras and choirs participated in WSMA experience. Concert or Clinic Festivals • 76 original student compositions were submitted to the • 1,385 students applied for the Middle Level State Honors WSMA Student Composition Project. Music Project in its 11th year of existence. 308 students There are more than 5,000 solo, ensemble, and concert were selected for three ensembles, and 16 students • group titles and performing options on the 2005 - 2006 received tuition assistance from WSMA to support their WSMA Festival Music List (www.wsmamusic.org). Honors experience. A Reminder to Our Concert Audience Photography, audio and/or video recording during all Honors concerts are strictly prohibited. Kindly turn off all cellular phones and pagers, and please observe silence for the state-of-the art digital recording of these performances. You are welcome to take pictures on stage or in the lobby immediately following the performance. Please remove restless children immediately. Your assistance and consideration will help ensure a proper concert atmosphere for all Honors performers and audience members. Thank you from the 2005 WSMA Middle Level State Honors Staff. 3 2005 WSMA Middle Level State Honors Choir Randal Mc Chesney, Conductor Randal Mc Chesney is currently President and Executive Director of the Richards Institute of Education Through Music and Assistant Adjunct Professor, Music Education, University of Southern California School of Education in Los Angeles. Mc Chesney has volunteered teaching time each Wednesday at Magnolia Elementary School, Los Angeles’ largest elementary school in the heart of its urban core, while currently serving as conductor and music director of the Cedar Rapids, IA Concert Chorale, the chorus for the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra, a Grammy Award winner. He also has served as advisor in two Presidential administrations for childhood literacy and education affairs. In addition, he has held appointments at the University of Southern California School of Music and Fresno State University. Program Jubilate Deo Orlando di Lasso SATB Arista Music - AE 219 Twinkle, Twinkle arr. Peter Bloesch SSA Richards Institute RI - 2 Patty Smith – Flute Linda Jackson – Oboe A Jubilant Gloria Linda Spevacek SATB Heritage Music Press - 15/1292H-2 Sourwood Mountain arr. Shirley McRae 3-Part Men Plymouth Music - 21-20240 Patty Smith – Flute Farewell, My Friend Berta Poorman & Sonja Poorman SATB Warner Bros. Publishing - SVM04025 Patty Smith – Flute Colin Brown – Wind Chimes Here’s To Song Allister MacGillivary, arr. Lydia Adams SATB McGroarty Publishing - MMP-03 (P.O.P.) 4 2005 WSMA Middle Level State Honors Orchestra Randal Swiggum, Conductor Randal Swiggum is in his seventh season as Music Director of the Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra, the largest and oldest program of its kind in northwest Illinois, and recently recognized by the Illinois Council of Orchestras as its Youth Orchestra of the Year. Swiggum has enjoyed a diverse teaching career that has spanned first grade general music, high school choir, college orchestra, music theory and conducting.º As composer, conductor, teacher and advocate for young people in the arts, he has established a reputation for musical excellence and a commitment to music education through performance. A frequent guest conductor of music festivals, he most recently conducted the first-ever Pennsylvania ACDA/PMEA All-State Junior High Choir, in addition to the Singapore American Schools Music Festival, MENC All-Northwest Honor Choir in Portland,
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