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Iowa Bandmaster Magazine TheIowa Bandmaster Magazine Fall Issue 2017 Iowa Bandmaster Magazine Deadlines Winter Issue ................................ January 5, 2018 Conference Issue ........................... March 2, 2018 Summer Issue ................................... June 8, 2018 Magazine Staff Editor Advertising Dick Redman Chad Allard 1016 Fountain View Dr. 434 Stoney Creek Rd. NW Pella, Iowa 50219 Cedar Rapids, IA 52405 641-628-9380 319-550-6109 (H) [email protected] 319-558-4602 (S) [email protected] Festival Results District News Denise Graettinger Elaine Menke 1307 Country Meadows Dr. 1130 Rolling Hills Ct. Waverly, IA 50677 Norwalk, Iowa 50211 319-352-4003 (H) 515-669-5526 (H) 319-352-2087 (S) 515-981-1850 (S) [email protected] [email protected] The Iowa Bandmaster 1 Iowa Bandmasters Association, Inc. Promoting excellence in bands through professional development, mentorship, performance and advocacy. www.bandmasters.org PAST PRESIDENT PRESIDENT PRESIDENT-ELECT SECRETARY COMMITTEE CHAIRS RUSSELL KRAMER MYRON PETERSON JANE TRIPLETT STEVEN COOK 7005 FRANKLIN AVE. 865 GROUSE LANE CONFERENCE EQUIPMENT MAGAZINE EDITOR WINDSOR HEIGHTS, IA 50324 NORTH LIBERTY, IA 52317 TREASURER JAYSON GERTH DICK REDMAN AARON NUSS NATHAN SLETTEN CONFERENCE EXHIBITS IBA MAGAZINE-OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE IOWA BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATION CHRIS STROHMAIER VOL. 76 published by Pella Printing Co., Inc., Pella, Iowa 50219 NO. 2 JENNIFER WILLIAMS ELECTIONS JERRY BERTRAND CONTENTS HISTORIAN President’s Message............................................................. 5, 7 MARY CRANDELL President-Elect’s Thoughts ......................................................... 6 PARLIAMENTARIAN Meet the IBA District Presidents....................................................8-9 FRED STARK In the Spotlight – Pleasant Valley Community School District ..........................10-12 WEBMASTER Band Talk with Linda Johansen ..................................................14-15 ELIZABETH FRITZ Welcome to IBA – First-Year Band Directors . .17-19 MENTORSHIP COORDINATOR Iowa Alliance for Arts Education ....................................................20 JIM FRITZ JEI News .......................................................................21 ELEMENTARY AFFAIRS JEI Membership Form .............................................................22 AUDRA BAILEY Fiftieth Anniversary of East Buchanan’s Canadian Victory.............................23-25 J.H./M.S. AFFAIRS JILL DOBEL College Corner by Nicholas Enz ..................................................26-27 Yamaha SupportEd Wins Award ....................................................28 CONCERT BAND AFFAIRS CARL COLLINS From the Archives ................................................................29 MARCHING BAND AFFAIRS 34th Army Band ..............................................................30-31 SCOTT WEBER They Continue to Serve – Steve Cook ................................................32 JAZZ BAND AFFAIRS Boone Municipal Band Festival . 34-35 RYAN MEYER Iowa Bandmasters Association Retired Directors.....................................36-37 COLLEGE AFFAIRS Band Performance Application Form .................................................38 MARK DOERFFEL Guidelines for Selection of Performing Bands at IBA Conference ..........................39 I.B.A.R.D. Iowa Music Educators Association Membership ........................................41 PAUL BRIZZI In Memoriam – Franklin Dahn ......................................................42 MAJOR LANDERS Contest Results . 43 DIANE TORDOFF District News .................................................................44-48 MENTORSHIP Iowa Bandmasters Association Endowment Fund ....................................49-51 CHRIS EWAN IBA Financial Report...........................................................52-61 ENDOWMENT FUND IBA Summer Meeting Reports ...................................................62-71 GENE GROSS PUBLIC RELATIONS ADVERTISERS DANNY KLEINHEINZ Cedar Valley Fundraising ..........................................................48 RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Central College ..................................................................69 DIANNE ABOUD Dordt College....................................................................72 STUDENT AFFAIRS Drake University .................................................................33 GRACE SCHEBLER Graceland University ..............................................................40 TECHNOLOGY IASMD.........................................................................46 CHARLES OLDENKAMP Iowa State University Department of Music.............................................1 DISTRICT PRESIDENTS Morningside College .................................................Inside Front Cover NORTHWEST Mt. Mercy University . .13 JOSEPH VANNATTA Ray’s Midbell Music ..............................................................69 NORTH CENTRAL Rieman Music ...................................................................40 JOAN PHILGREEN Schmitt Music ...................................................................72 NORTHEAST St. Ambrose University Music Department ............................................15 KYLE ENGELHARDT Tubador Enterprises...............................................................51 SOUTHWEST University of Iowa ................................................................57 COURTNEY RIDGE University of Northern Iowa ........................................................42 SOUTH CENTRAL JENNIFER WILLIAMS University of Northern Iowa – Marching Band ............................Inside Back Cover University of South Dakota Department of Music ........................................3 SOUTHEAST CRAIG McCLENAHAN Wartburg College.................................................................16 West Music .....................................................................60 HONORARY MEMBERS Yamaha Corporation of America .....................................................4 RAY E. CRAMER MARK S. KELLY “We are the Music-Makers” “We are the Dreamers of Dreams” 2 The Iowa Bandmaster The Iowa Bandmaster 3 4 The Iowa Bandmaster President’s Message By Myron Peterson On A Mission – Part VI If you’re a regular reader of these articles, you may remember being riddled with a few overtly vague references in recent issues. If it’s clarity you seek, the wait is over. We’re excited to share some of the hallmarks of the 91st Annual IBA Conference. The first individual, who is the answer to the aforementioned riddles, is the key- note speaker on Friday, May 11, 2018. Dr. Karl Paulnack currently serves as the Dean of Music at Ithaca College and formerly the Director of the Music Division at Boston Conservatory. In 2009, IBA’s fall magazine published the text of a speech Dr. Paulnack gave to parents of incoming freshmen music students in 2004. That speech made its way around the internet (always just a search away). Since that time Dr. Paulnack frequently appears as a keynote speaker and presenter. He holds a B.M. in piano performance from the Eastman School of Music, and the M.M. and D.M.A. degrees from the University of Southern California. He is also a graduate of the Boston University Institute for Non-Profit Management and Leadership. And there’s more to his story; tune in to the Winter Issue for more details on Dr. Paulnack’s contributions to the 91st Annual Conference. The second individual we’d like to introduce isDr. Rebecca Phillips, Director of Bands at Colorado State University. Dr. Phillips will serve as our young conductor clinician and present a variety of sessions throughout the conference. Prior to her arrival in Colorado, she served as Associate Director of Bands at University of South Carolina, and as a secondary school band director for seven years in Tampa, Florida. She has already done a tremendous amount of work to facilitate breathtaking moments at the conference. And yet there’s more to her story; tune in to the Winter Issue for more details on Dr. Phillip’s contributions to the 91st Annual Conference. The final big reveal (for now) is the headline performance which will take place on Thursday evening, May 10, 2018, (and seriously . clear your schedule for this one . it’ll be a must-hear concert). The Des Moines Symphony Winds will present a 75-minute concert in the Iowa Ballroom featuring repertoire ranging from 1858 to 2018, from France to Czechoslovakia to the United States, and even to Iowa. There will be something on this concert for everyone. And, yes, there’s more to this story; tune in to the Winter Issue for more details about this grand event. In November, alongside the IMEA Professional Development Conference and the Iowa All-State Festival, the IBA will hold a Board of Directors meeting and an open business meeting on Saturday, November 18th at 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. respectively. All members are encouraged to attend the open business meeting. While in Ames, please consider registering for and attending the IMEA Professional Development Conference, which contains a strand of sessions geared towards band. Presenters include: Steve Stickney, Dr. Gerry Kreitzer, Kent Keating, Dr. Keith Dye, David Law, Dr. Michelle Swanson, Dr. Erin Bodnar, Lynn Tuttle, Dr. Nicholas Enz, Dr. Mark Doerffel, Dr. Christine Damm, Patrick Kearney, Brad Lampe, Dr. Julie Hobbs, Dr. Trent Hollinger, Dr. Daniel Albert, Chad Criswell, Dr. Patrick Moore, Dr. Kevin Droe, JEI, and with performances by the 34th Army Band Synergy Wind Ensemble,
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