July 29—August 2, 2014 Sacramento DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton
Chen Yi
Mark your calendar, raise funds, and start getting ready for an unforgettable Mu Phi Epsilon 2014 convention! This don’t-miss event – one day longer than recent past conventions – will be jam-packed with something for everyone as we spotlight the fraternity’s past, present, and future. Here are just a few of the exciting features in store when you come to sunny Sacramento next August.
Featured artist Chen Yi Internationally renowned Chen Yi, the fraternity’s 2012 Sterling Patron, will be composer-inresidence for two full convention days. Dr. Chen will give a composition workshop, be available for individual composer consultations, and speak at Saturday’s concluding banquet. (See the winter 2012 Triangle to learn more about Chen Yi.)
Foundation 50th anniversary celebration The spotlight shines on the Mu Phi Epsilon Foundation as it concludes its year-long golden anniversary celebration. The Foundation will host a convention luncheon, recital concert by past International Competition winners, workshop on preparing successful scholarship applications, and other special events.
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International Competition Finalists in the 2014 Mu Phi Epsilon International Competition will give performances of a lifetime for distinguished judges and audiences watching with enthusiastic anticipation. Could one of the finalists be you? The winner will perform a solo recital a few days later, always a convention highlight.
Training for chapter leaders Chapter and district leaders clamor for intensive training to help their chapters grow, flourish, and operate successfully. The convention schedule includes a half-day district directors’ training and three different workshop sessions for chapter delegates.
Area attractions Sacramento, CA
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Sacramento is within easy driving distance of Napa Valley, Lake Tahoe, San Francisco, Yosemite, and other popular destinations, so plan some personal time before or after convention to take in the sights. Opportunities to see a bit of Sacramento are also built into the convention schedule. This is just a sampling of what convention delegates and attendees will experience. More information will roll out in upcoming Triangles, the fall chapter mailing, and on the fraternity’s website and Facebook page. Check in often to learn the latest!