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Special Guest Jeff Moore Professor of Percussion

Date: 12th February 2006. Location: Chesterton High School, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire. Time: 1pm - 5pm

This is a unique opportunity for percussionists to witness first hand an accomplished musician demonstrating his craft here in the UK. Professor Moore will first present and discuss approaches to a range of marching and orchestral percussion instruments. He will then work with the 2005 DCUK championship percussion section, the Kidsgrove Scouts, in order to demonstrate some of the fundamental playing principals exemplified by the various marching ensembles he has worked with during his career. A must-see for all percussionists, whether playing or teaching: book your tickets now!

Jeffrey Moore received his Bachelor's of Music Education Degree and as Program Consultant/Percussion Arranger with several from the University of North Texas and his Master's Degree in European, Japanese, and Indonesian drum corps and bands. He was Percussion Performance from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. the battery arranger for the 1999 DCA World Champion Syracuse Active in all facets of percussion, he has performed with several Brigadiers. major symphony orchestras and is a frequent performer of chamber music. He also performs on drum set, and is an international Professor Moore is an associate editor of Percussive Notes, and clinician, lecturer, and soloist. serves on the Education Advisory Committee for Latin Percussion International and Pro-Mark Incorporated. He is the Education Professor Moore's duties at UCF include conducting the large “Pop” Director of the Paiste Corporation based in Lucerne, Switzerland, Percussion Ensemble, the Chamber Percussion Ensemble, and the and is also a member of the College Pedagogy Committee and Marimba Band. Additionally, he supervises the instruction and music Marching Percussion Committee within the Percussive Arts Society arranging for the Marching Knights drumline and assists in the International. instruction of the UCF Steel Band that he established in 1994. Professor Moore teaches all applied percussion majors and minors, Professor Moore is a Yahama Performing Artist/Clinician, and as well as a percussion techniques class for music education majors. endorses Paiste cymbal, sounds, and gongs. He endorses Pro-Mark sticks and mallets, and has three signature model sticks and seven Professor Moore has served as the Percussion Director of the keyboard mallet models. Professor Moore also endorses Remo internationally acclaimed Madison Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps, Drum Heads, Latin Percussion, and Real Feel Drum Pads.

Admission Fee: £4 on the door (DCUK & BYBA Percussion Staff please contact Phil Brown, caption head of the Kidsgrove Scouts percussion section, on 07841 208649 or email on [email protected] to reserve places for your members at a discounted price of £2 each)