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Living Music Tuned in. Bachelor’s Degrees 2014 UNDERGRADUATE Music Composition Music Education AUDITION DATES Music Media Production Music Performance Application deadline is Friday, January 3. Learn more at www.bsu.edu/music/auditions.. Master’s/Doctoral Degrees Conducting Friday, January 17, 2–8 p.m. Music Composition Saturday, February 8, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Music Education Music History and Musicology Voice, keyboard, and percussion only Music Theory Sunday, February 9, 1–8 p.m. Performance Winds and strings only Performance, Woodwind Emphasis Piano Chamber Music/Accompanying Monday, February 17, Noon–8 p.m. Piano Performance and Pedagogy Artist Diploma in Music Performance ENRICH+EXPRESS 2 www.bsu.edu/music 2014 ALL-STATEBALL & HONOR STATE ENSEMBLES UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC 10045 MusicAd IMEA.indd 1 10/30/13 1:07 PM life is complete without the arts. Tuned in. Anderson University is a place where you can realize your dreams and begin a promising professional life. We invite you to be a part of this community where you can pursue your dreams. Bachelor’s Degrees 2014 UNDERGRADUATE Music Composition Music Education AU Performing Arts Audition Dates AUDITION DATES Music Media Production ANNOU NCING Music Performance Application deadline is Friday, January 3. New Concentrations in Masters of Music Music Musical Theatre Education degree Mon., Jan. 20, 2014 Mon., Jan. 20, 2014 Learn more at www.bsu.edu/music/auditions.. Master’s/Doctoral Degrees Fri., Feb. 14, 2014 Fri., Feb. 14, 2014 Conducting • Secondary Choral Music Mon., Feb. 17, 2014 Mon., Feb. 17, 2014 Friday, January 17, 2–8 p.m. Music Composition • Secondary Instrumental Music Fri., Mar. 7, 2014 Fri., Mar. 7, 2014 • Elementary Music with Orff Schulwerk Certification, Saturday, February 8, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Music Education Dance Music History and Musicology Kodaly and Dalcroze courses Voice, keyboard, and percussion only Mon., Jan. 20, 2014 Music Theory Mon., Feb. 17, 2014 Summer 2013 MME Courses Sunday, February 9, 1–8 p.m. Performance Fri., Mar. 7, 2014 June 16-20 – Orff Curriculum Sat., April 5, 2014 Winds and strings only Performance, Woodwind Emphasis Piano Chamber Music/Accompanying June 23-27 – Dalcroze (Beginning and Intermediate) The above audition dates may be combined with a Monday, February 17, Noon–8 p.m. Piano Performance and Pedagogy June 30-July 2 – Orff Technology Discovery Day. To schedule your visit, register online at July 7-18 – Orff Schulwerk, Levels I & II www.anderson.edu/discover/visit. Artist Diploma in Music Performance Also offering core classes from our MME program, e.g. Graduate Questions? Contact Beth Doub: (800) 619-3047 Music Theory, Music History, and Bibliography & Research (765) 641-4543 • [email protected] ENRICH+EXPRESS Anderson University is www.bsu.edu/music a Conn-Selmer School 3 School of Music, Theatre, and Dance 1100 E. 5th St., Anderson, IN 46012-3495 www.anderson.edu/music BALL STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC INDIANA MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION | IMEAMUSIC.ORG 10045 MusicAd IMEA.indd 1 10/30/13 1:07 PM VISION: All students will receive a comprehensive, sequential music education provided by highly qualified, licensed music educators that prepares them for lifelong involvement in music. MISSION: The mission of IMEA is to advance music education in Indiana by advocating for the best musical interests of all students and by providing quality programs, professional development, and services. 4 2014 ALL-STATE & HONOR ENSEMBLES IMEA Professional Development Conference IMEA BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IMEA ADVISORY COUNCIL President ............................................................................. Tonya Angle Association of Music Parents ........................................Scott McCormick President-Elect ....................................................................Kevin Gerrity Drum Corps International ...................................................Dan Acheson Past President ...................................................................Michelle Oyler CBDNA Liaison .....................................................................Tom Caneva Childrens Choir Coalition .......................................................Josh Pedde IMEA STAFF Conn Selmer .................................................................. Mike Kamphuis Executive Director................................................................. Lane Velayo Fort Wayne Phillharmonic .....................................................Sharon Linn Office Manager................................................................ Stephanie Putt IJEA Liaison (AIME) ................................................................ Matt Pivec IBA Liaison (AIME) ............................................................Myron Snuffin AREA & COLLEGIATE REPRESENTATIVES - ELECTED ICDA Liaison (AIME) .........................................................Anissa Bradley Area I Representative .....................................................Andrew Norman Indiana Arts Commission......................................... Kristina Davis Smith Area II Representative .....................................................Colleen Phillips Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra ........................................Linda Noble Area III Representative ....................................................Amanda Quiett IOSA Liaison (AIME) ..................................................... Joshua Southard Area IV Representative ..................................................... Michelle Bade IPA Liaison (AIME) ............................................................... Chad Kohler Area V Representative ......................................................Jonelle Heaton ISSMA Liaison (AIME) ........................................................Tim Johnston Area VI Representative ............................................................. Jule Gray IHSCGA Liaison (AIME) ....................................................Bob Medworth Area VII Representative ......................................................... BJ Crowder IHSCGA Liaison (AIME) .................................................. Bonnie Harmon Area VIII Representative .................................................J Scott Cooksey IN-ASTA Liaison (AIME) .............................................................Soo Han Collegiate Representative .................................................Abigail Barnett Music for All ...........................................................................Eric Martin Collegiate Representative ............................................ Savannah Shively PAS Indiana ..................................................................Marc Wooldridge APPOINTED MEMBERS & PROJECT CHAIRS Percussive Arts Society ..................................................... Jeff Hartsough Recording Secretary .......................................................... Kimberly Inks INform Editor ...................................................................Jeffrey Doebler AIME = Member of the Alliance for Indiana Music Education Webmaster......................................................................Peter Sampson Past Presidents’ Council ......................................................... Jan Morris CIRCLE THE STATE WITH SONG Beginning Teacher Workshop .............................................. Susan Finger Area 1 Elementary Coordinator ������������������������������������������ Stephen Chambers CSWS/Honor Choirs .............................................................Judy Becker Area 1 Middle School Coordinator ................................................ Natalie Franks Composition Competition .....................................................Judd Danby Area 2 Elementary Coordinator ................................................... 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