2016 TODA Convention Program

2016 Convention and

New Music Reading Sessions

Richard Meyer

Mark Wood

Bob Gillespie

Celebrating 55 Years July 21-24, 2016 Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center U San Antonio, Texas

Convention and New Music Reading Sessions

Celebrating 55 Years Table of Contents TODA 2015-16 Officers......................................................................2 TODA 2016 Convention Sponsors .......................................................3 Texas Orchestra Director of the Year..................................................4 2016 Composition Contest Winner .....................................................5 TODA Memorial Scholarship Fund 2016 Recipients ....................... 6-7 TODA Welcome Luau .......................................................................7 Guidebook .........................................................................................7 TODA Past Presidents .................................................................... 8-9 Sing-in Concert: Excerpts from Handel’s “Messiah� ............................9 Convention Center Maps ..................................................................11 TODA Convention Schedule ........................................................12-23 Spotlight on the 2016 Convention Headliners ..................................25 2016 Conductors & Clinicians ..................................................27-31 TODA/TCDA/TBA Combined Exhibit Hall Map ...........................32-33 Exhibitors/Sustaining Members ...................................................34-39 TODA Annual BBQ and Silent Auction ...........................................40 TODA’s “Official Unofficial� Happy Hour.........................................40 2016 Procedure for Selecting Convention Music ..............................42 2016 TODA Reading Session Publishers ...........................................42 In Memoriam ..................................................................................43 Special Performance featuring Eric Whitacre .................................43 New Teacher Academy.....................................................................45 High School Student Leadership Day ................................................45 2016 CPE Attendance Form.............................................................46 Door Prize Drawing - Coupons and Donors ....................................47 Thank You Program Advertisers ......................................................47 Acknowledgments ............................................................................48 Featured on the cover: 2016 TODA Headliners Richard Meyer, Mark Wood and Bob Gillespie. Featured below: TODA 2015-16 Officers

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Sandra Vandertulip President

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TODA 2016 Convention & New Music Reading Sessions Sponsors TODA would like to thank the 2016 Convention sponsors. We extend our sincere appreciation to our wonderful sponsors, without whom our Convention would not be possible. We invite YOU to support these community-minded organizations with your patronage. Additional acknowledgements can be found on the inside back cover.

Platinum Sponsors: Antonio Strad Violin

Lisle Violin Shop

Williamson Music 1st

BBQ

Reading Session Instruments

Reading Session Instruments

www.violins.com

Gold Sponsors: Alfred Music Welcome Luau & Richard Meyer

Maestro

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American Classic Tours & Music Festivals BBQ

Charms Guidebook App

Music & Arts

Tempo Press

Backpacks

Composition Contest

Sing-in

TMF Tours and Travel

Hal Leonard Corporation Robert Gillespie

Yamaha

Percussion for Guidebook App Reading Sessions & Anthony Maiello

Silver Sponsors: Dallas Strings BBQ

Fishburn Violin Shop Happy Hour

French Woods Anthony Maiello

GIA Publications Anthony Maiello

Ludwig Masters Mark Wood

Music for All Anthony Maiello

Pride of Texas Music Festivals Child Care

World View Travel Child Care

French Woods Festival of the Performing Arts www.frenchwoods.com

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Dear TODA Members: As you know, the TODA scholarship fund has been named the Barbara Eads Memorial Scholarship Fund since Barbaraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s passing in 2010. Many of our members donate every year to the Fund, enabling us to award critical scholarships to deserving high school seniors. Thank you!

The question was raised recently about establishing additional scholarships in recognition of other notable members of our TODA family. This was an excellent question that needed to be addressed. As you know, TODA is a small organization, and, after much consideration, the TODA Board decided that our organization is not able to justify establishing additional scholarships. To recognize other individuals, however, the Board made the decision to rename the Fund the TODA Memorial Scholarship Fund, while retaining one Barbara Eads Scholarship each year (funds permitting) in recognition of Barbaraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s legacy.

Whether you donate on the website at www.todaweb.org, or by calling the TODA office at 512-474-2801, you now have the ability to specify your gift in honor of a particular person. Please consider donating to the Scholarship Fund every year when you renew membership! We need your help in ensuring a legacy of orchestra leaders!

Donors will be recognized in the annual convention program.

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TODA Convention Schedule Celebrating 55 Years All sessions and workshops are held in the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center unless otherwise stated.

The Product Showcases listed throughout our program offer the latest ideas, products, and services to band, choral, and orchestra directors. We are very grateful for their interest and the financial support they provide our associations.

To learn more about the clinicians and conductors, see pages 25-31.

Special thanks to our two Instrument Providers!

Room 006 – All instruments provided by Williamson Music 1st Room 007 – All instruments provided by Antonio Strad Music

Thursday, July 21, 2016 7:00 am – 7:00 pm Exhibit Hall 4

Exhibitor Set-up

7:00am TBA/TCDA/TODA Corner of Alamo & Market $10 registration fee 8:30 am – 6:00 pm Room 006

Fun Run

New Teacher Academy

Brian Merrill, Academy Coordinator

Topics to be addressed include Classroom Management/Discipline/Motivation, Resources for New Teachers, Creating a Culture of Success & much more

Sponsored by Band Shoppe, J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc., Mark of Excellence, National Wind Band Honors, Music in The Parks, MusicFirst

9:30 am Republic Golf Course

Golf Tournament

Stan McGill, organizer

10:00 am – 10:00 pm Rooms 209, 211

Child Care Available (no meals provided) 12 years and younger Sponsored by Pride of Texas Music Festivals & World View Travel

11:00 am – 1:00 pm Room 210

TMAA Executive Committee

12:00 pm – 3:00 pm Marriott Riverwalk Valero Room

TMEA Elementary Region Chair Training/Luncheon

Mark McGahey, presider

Juli Salzman, TMEA State Elementary Chair, Presider

UIL Orchestra Sight Reading Committee

1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Room 218

Dr. Bradley N. Kent, UIL State Director of Music, presider

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Room 210

Greg Countryman, presider

TMAA Committee on Standards of Adjudication & Performance Practices

1:00 pm – 1:30 pm Bridge Hall

Pre-Registration/Hospitality Open

1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Room 212

Selection of TMEA HS Honor Full Orchestra

1:30 pm – 6:00 pm Bridge Hall

On-Site Registration/Hospitality Open

2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Room 213

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Penny Meitz, TMEA Orchestra Vice-President, presider

Selection of TMEA MS/JH Honor String Orchestra

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Product Showcase 1: The Nuts and Bolts of Group Travel: Tips for Preparing for Group Travel, Big and Small

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Room 217D

TMF Tours and Travel, company Dr. Jeff Laird, presenter

A veteran in group travel as a director, administrator, and now travel consultant will present tips on how to organize a successful trip for your students. Everything from choosing a destination to financial tips to creating a winning itinerary will be discussed.

W1: Continued Technical Development with the High School String Player

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm Room 007

Christopher Reidlinger, clinician Elisabeth Hale, presider

This clinic is designed to share teaching strategies to assist with the continued development of High School String players focusing on the student members who are not taking private lessons. A series of heterogeneous ensemble lessons will be demonstrated which use short 8 - 12 measure exercises to improve left-hand position and technique in addition to exercises for tone production and bow control/development.

W2: Don’t Wait Until December! Developing the Bow Arm from Day One

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm Room 008

Daniel Gee, clinician Lydia Villarreal, presider

The most complex component of string playing is bow development; however, many traditions and methods delay the use of the bow. Mr. Gee will shed new light on how to integrate the use of the bow from the very beginning of instruction, so that students can perform pieces successfully within 6-8 weeks of instruction.

A variety of pedagogical strategies will be explored.

TMAA Orchestra Workshop

3:30 pm – 5:30 pm Room 210

Jeff Turner, presider Sponsor: TMAA (Registration Fee Required)

Selection of TMEA MS/JH Honor Full Orchestra

3:45 pm – 5:30 pm Room 213

Penny Meitz, TMEA Orchestra Vice-President, presider

Handel’s “Messiah” Sing-In – Closed Rehearsal with Orchestra

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Stars at Night Ballroom 3&4

Dr. Richard Bjella, Conductor

W3: Seek Them & Keep Them

4:30 pm – 5:45 pm Room 007

Carolyn Vandiver, clinician Ann Victor, presider

How to build and maintain a big, successful orchestra program. Keeping students and families engaged and ambitious mentally, musically and emotionally.

W4: Programming and Repertoire Selection for High Level Young Orchestras

4:30 pm – 5:45 pm Room 008

Dr. Carolyn Watson, clinician Dr. Rebecca Tast, presider

As conductor of the renowned Academy Orchestra at Interlochen Center for the Arts from 2013-2015, Dr. Carolyn Watson has a great deal of experience working with, and programming for talented young orchestras.

Prior to moving to the US, Watson was Conductor-in-Residence of Sydney’s Conservatorium High School, Australia’s only specialist music secondary school. Watson is the newly appointed Director of Orchestral Studies at Texas State University. While it is often rewarding, inspiring, and thrilling to work with a highly motivated group of youngsters, the needs of especially talented students can present a unique set of challenges. In this session Watson explores the challenge of working with and effectively programming for high-level young orchestras.

Handel’s “Messiah” Sing-In (families and guests welcome)

5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Stars at Night Ballroom 3&4

Dr. Richard Bjella, Conductor

Families and guests bring your own score or purchase a score outside SAN Ballroom.

Sponsored by Maestro by Tumlare Percussion equipment provided by NAME

6:30 pm – 8:30 pm La Quinta Riverwalk Ballroom

TODA Welcome Luau

Come and enjoy food and drinks with friends! Cash Bar. Featuring the music of Amy and Gene Williams Sponsored by Alfred Music

Guidebook App Last minute changes could occur to the Convention Schedule.

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See page 7 for more on the Guidebook App.

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TODA Convention Schedule Friday, July 22, 2016 7:30 am - 5:30 pm Bridge Hall

Registration/Hospitality Open

7:30 am - 10:00 pm Rooms 209, 211

Child Care Available (no meals provided) 12 years and younger Sponsored by Pride of Texas Music Festivals & World View Travel

8:00 am – 9:00 am Room 006

Product Showcase 2: Old Becoming New: Little Known “Gems” of the String Orchestra Repertoire

Luck’s Music Library, company Dr. Sandra Dackow, presenter

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Led by renowned arranger Dr. Sandra Dackow, teachers will have the opportunity to hear and learn about the forgotten historical gems of the standard string repertoire. Perfect for concert, festival or competition performances; explore or revisit selections that have been “lost” in the mix of the vast history of string literature.

Bring your instruments and participate in the reading orchestra.

8:00 am - 9:00 am Room 216

Product Showcase 3: Cut Time – More Success, Less Stress J. W. Pepper & Son Inc., company Luana Marler, presenter

Manage your organization in one place, in less time. Cut Time is a powerful tool that truly cuts the time it takes to manage your organization. And more time means more success! Put your whole heart into your work—not your whole day.

8:00 am – 9:15 am Room 007

W5: Electrify Your Strings – “Rockin Strings!”

The world premiere of Mark Wood’s interactive NEW book Mark Wood & Bob Gillespie, clinicians Jannette Hess, presider

Learn how to drive the improvisation bus in your string/orchestra. A step-by-step process for teaching beginners through intermediate students using today’s music, from rock n’ roll to hip hop. Bring the music that students are listening to outside of class into class through improvisation, one step at a time. Sample materials provided. Session will feature demonstrations by students from San Antonio.

Mark Wood is sponsored by Ludwig Masters Publications Bob Gillespie is sponsored by Hal Leonard Corporation 8:00 am – 9:15 am Room 008

W6: Texas All-State Violin Masterclass

Gregory Lee, clinician Ann Smith, presider

Dr. Lee, violin professor at the University of Oklahoma, School of Music, will present a violin masterclass on the TMEA All-State Violin etudes. Lee will teach two high school students and give suggestions on improvement.

Exercises and practice methods will be presented for teachers in the private studio and orchestra classroom.

9:00 am - 5:00 pm Exhibit Hall 4

Exhibits Open

9:30 am – 10:30 am Room 214CD

Product Showcase 4: “Where’s All My Stuff?” Cloud-Based 24/7 Asset Management Charms Office Assistant, company Paul Brown & Justin Mirche, presenters

Directors are responsible for instruments, uniforms, music, budgets and more. See how the Charms system gives 24/7 access to manage and report on all of the physical assets of your program.

9:30 am – 10:30 am Room 216

Product Showcase 5: Total Percussion Jam: Beginning Percussion Method with 9 Percussion Ensembles Adventure Percussion, company Yale Snyder, presenter

Total Percussion Jam is an exciting beginning percussion method centered around making mallet playing fun and motivational through percussion ensemble performance while covering all the skills and concepts found in a typical beginning method book. All 9 percussion ensembles will be covered during this clinic.

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TODA Convention Schedule 9:30 am – 10:45 am Room 006

RS 1: Grade 2-3

Margaret Brown, conductor Nicole Brown, presider

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W7: The First Ten Minutes

Richard Meyer, clinician Cathy Fishburn, presider

The beginning of any rehearsal sets the tone for whatever follows. Mr. Meyer will share how he begins a typical string orchestra rehearsal with his own students. He will discuss set-up, how students are expected to enter the room and unpack, his tuning procedures and share his thoughts and materials regarding warm-ups.

Richard Meyer is sponsored by Alfred Music 9:30 am – 10:45 am Room 008

W8: Community Orchestras in Texas: Music Learning to Lifelong Music Making Kathryn D. Brown, clinician Brian Peacock, presider

Texas community orchestras provide pathways for lifelong music-making beyond a professional setting.

Playing in these groups, musicians demonstrate skills and values likely learned in school orchestras and bands.

Participating in community orchestras and other ensembles, amateur musicians are able to extend their music learning experiences outside the classroom. Drawing from the findings from her study on community orchestras and their participants, Brown will explore patterns of influence that inspired these community musicians to remain engaged in music making as adults.

11:00 am – 12:00 pm Room 216

Product Showcase 6: Productive Teaching with Expressive Techniques for Orchestra Tempo Press, company Dr. Michael Alexander & Dr. Sandra Dackow, presenters

Come learn about this best-selling book adopted by the Texas State Board of Education. It is the only print material adopted for high school orchestra levels II-IV. “Expressive Techniques for Orchestra” offers a wealth of technical and musical experiences for intermediate to advanced orchestras under one cover. Authors Dr. Michael Alexander and Dr. Sandra Dackow will show how “Expressive Techniques for Orchestra” can help make your teaching more efficient and more effective.

11:00 am – 12:15 pm Room 007

W9: Mark Wood Compositions Mark Wood, clinician Lisa Batson, presider

Come join Mark Wood in a performance concert that will end with all directors’ involvement. In this performance of 5 songs, directors will have access to all of Mark Wood’s electric instruments!

Mark Wood is sponsored by Ludwig Masters Publications 11:00 am – 12:15 pm Room 006

W10: Creating Artistry in Middle School Orchestra Performances

Charles Tittsworth, clinician Leslie Slavonic, presider

Using selections from the UIL Class I, II, and III string orchestra lists, veteran teacher Charles Tittsworth will present techniques that add artistry to your orchestra’s performance. Special emphasis will be on various bowing styles, phrasing, and dynamics that guarantee a distinctive musical performance. Members are encouraged to participate in the demonstration orchestra.

12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Exhibit Hall 4

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12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Room 214CD

Product Showcase 7: Cut Time – More Success, Less Stress J. W. Pepper & Son Inc., company Luana Marler, presenter

Manage your organization in one place, in less time. Cut Time is a powerful tool that truly cuts the time it takes to manage your organization. And more time means more success! Put your whole heart into your work—not your whole day.

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TODA Convention Schedule 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Room 216

Product Showcase 8: Around the World with First and Second Year Strings Luck’s Music Library, company Dr. Sandra Dackow, presenter

This Curriculum from “Orchestra Expressions Book 1 and 2”, features a wide variety of music from many cultures, styles and time periods, enabling musical visits to six continents. From the very first lessons, learning to play is also tied in with the study of great masterpieces of music (“Beethoven 9”, “Brandenburg 5”, “Firebird”, “Academic Festival Overture”, etc.) their composers, other arts relating to time and style periods, and threaded with corresponding historical events, scientific discovery and inventions. First steps in music theory, original composition and improvisation are also included. Recorded accompaniments feature authentic performance practice and actual traditional instruments from many cultures (dombak, oud, sitar, tabla, koto, didgeridoo, jaws harp, steel pans, mandolin and many others) as well as easy versions of symphonic masterpieces. There are musical examples celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Ramadan and Kwanzaa. Enjoy the tour!

1:30 pm – 2:45 pm Room 006

W11: 20 Ways to Get Your Orchestra to Play in Tune Dr. Michael Alexander, clinician Dr. Russell Gavin, presider

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Dr. Alexander will present twenty proven, effective methods to correct intonation problems in the string orchestra. Bring your instruments to join in the teacher demonstration orchestra.

1:30 pm – 2:45 pm Room 007

W12: Programming Outside the Bachs Richard Meyer, clinician Cathy Fishburn, presider

In this session, Mr. Meyer will share the most successful “out-of-the-ordinary” performances that he has given with his own students in concert. Included will be how to involve your faculty as special guest performers, published “fun” music, educating your audience painlessly, and how to alter existing pieces. Attendees will also be encouraged to share their own ideas and experiences!

Richard Meyer is sponsored by Alfred Music 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Room 216

Product Showcase 9: Tips for Quick & Easy Instrument Repair - Brass

Music & Arts, company Hal Hall, presenter

Learn to make minor repairs and adjustments to brass instruments in the classroom. Diagnose and solve many common problems on your own—and learn when to take the repair to a professional. Receive guidance on stocking your own repair kits with the best tools and supplies. Training includes: Aligning piston valves, Restringing rotary valves, Replacing key bumpers, Replacing pads, Routine maintenance, and much more!

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm Room 006

RS 2: Grade 1

Justin Anderson, conductor Daniel Lonie, presider

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W13: Talkin’ the Lingo to Your Full Orchestra Jim Van Zandt, clinician Olga De Leon, presider

This session provides helpful information to string specialists who may have limited experience with wind instruments. The clinic will address collaboration with band directors, scheduling, warm-up and tuning procedures, intonation tendencies of the instruments (and remedies), tips for addressing articulation and note lengths, and suggestions for maximizing that “all too limited” rehearsal time.

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TODA Convention Schedule 3:00 pm – 4:15 pm Room 008

W14: Conducting & Rehearsal Techniques – The Top Ten Thomas Sleeper, clinician Tennille Johnson, presider

A brief overview of some of the most effective techniques including fermati, tempo changes, phrasing, repertoire selection and working within the orchestral setting.

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Room 216

Product Showcase 10: Choral Music Now Available in SmartMusic!

MakeMusic, Inc., company Leigh Kallestad, presenter

NEW in SmartMusic-—Choral titles! SmartMusic now has choral titles with audio accompaniment, red and green technical assessment and pre-defined assignments. In addition, SmartMusic’s feedback and practice features help students learn more efficiently in developing their skills. The SmartMusic Library for vocalists contains thousands of solo accompaniments, sight singing methods, warm-ups and exercises. You can import MP3 recordings or create your own content using Finale to help learn concert repertoire more quickly. Guide your students, practice instruction and communicate easily with students and parents by using the powerful SmartMusic Gradebook. The SmartMusic Gradebook allows the teacher to automatically document student progress with student recordings and on-screen assessment.

Dr. Bradley N. Kent, UIL State Director of Music, presider

4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Room 210

Kathy Kuddes, presider

4:30 pm – 5:45 pm Room 006

Texas Music Administrators Conference Open Roundtable Non-TMAC members may attend and observe

W15: Funny Fiddlin’ and MORE

Jan Garverick, clinician Tina Miller, presider

A reading session designed to demonstrate ways to meet the pedagogical needs of string students through selected compositions of Carold Nunez (1929-2015). Discover effective ways to reinforce finger patterns, rhythm patterns, bowing styles, and ensemble skills with “teaching pieces”, many of which are on the string orchestra UIL list for middle and high school. Experience the music by participating in the reading orchestra. We will honor the legacy of Carold Nunez: a TODA Composition Contest winner and a Texas Orchestra Director of the Year award winner.

4:30 pm – 5:45 pm Room 007

W16: Building Your Full Orchestra Program Priscilla Holt, clinician Marina Glava, presider

Full Orchestra: how to get started at any level. Middle & High School Directors provide insight on how to start a full orchestra program at your school that works for you. Cluster MS & HS Directors discuss what has made them successful at UIL, Festival, and National competitions. Scheduling, repertoire, and rehearsal techniques will be discussed.

4:30 pm – 5:45 pm Room 008

W17: Non-Performance Lesson Plans Richard Meyer, clinician Cathy Fishburn, presider

Music education goes far beyond performing on an instrument. Mr. Meyer will illustrate and share lesson plans that he uses to teach musical skills and appreciation to his own students. These plans help develop listening skills and knowledge of theory, history and composition, preparing students to become well-educated audience members and well-rounded musicians.

Richard Meyer is sponsored by Alfred Music 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Room 220

TMEA State Board Training

5:15 pm – 6:15 pm Room 216

Product Showcase 11: Finale 2014: Tips and Tricks to Make Your Life Easier

Dinah Menger, TMEA President, presider MakeMusic, Inc., company Leigh Kallestad, presenter

Learn how to use Finale in ways you never have! Learn the quickest techniques to enter articulations, expressions and SmartShapes using time-saving metatools; the Repitch Tool to repitch an existing rhythm; the Selection Tool and contextual menus to reduce editing time; automatic rehearsal marks; entering repeats/ endings and coda creation; copying specific items; printing out parts with linked parts; customizing a Finale worksheet and creating your own SmartMusic files!

6:30 pm – 10:00 pm Historic Sunset Station

TODA BBQ and Silent Auction

7:30 pm – 8:30 pm Lila Cockrell Theatre

Performance: U.S. Air Force Band of the West

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UIL Vocal & Orchestra PML Committee

4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Room 004

TODA Convention Schedule Saturday, July 23, 2016 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Bridge Hall

Registration/Hospitality Open

7:30 am - 10:00 pm Rooms 209, 211

Child Care Available (no meals provided) 12 years and younger Sponsored by Pride of Texas Music Festivals & World View Travel

8:00 am – 9:00 am Room 216

Product Showcase 12: Tips for Quick & Easy Instrument Repair - Woodwinds Music & Arts, company Hal Hall, presenter

Learn to make minor repairs and adjustments to woodwind instruments in the classroom. Diagnose and solve many common problems on your own—and learn when to take the repair to a professional. Receive guidance on stocking your own repair kits with the best tools and supplies. Training includes: Replacing key bumpers, Replacing pads, Routine maintenance, and much more!

8:00 am – 9:15 am Room 006

RS 3: Grade 3-4

Kay Vanlandingham, conductor Colleen Whatley, presider

SATURDAY

Title ......................................................................Composer/Arranger .............. Publisher

Marche Slave ...........................................................................Tchaikovsky/Latham .......................... Ludwig Masters Publications Aerial for String Orchestra, From Violin Sonata III ...............Handel/Harris..................................... MSB Publishing, Inc. Touch of Mexico .....................................................................Reynard Burns ................................... Reynard Burns Publishing, Inc. Sky Fire ....................................................................................Tim Shackelton .................................. TRN Music Publisher, Inc. Also Sprach Zarathustra .........................................................Strauss/Turner .................................... Belwin Music Fleetwing ................................................................................Spata .................................................. Wingert-Jones Music Publications Overture ..................................................................................Beethoven & Mozart/Phillips ............ Belwin Music Estrellita ..................................................................................Ponce/Longfield ................................ Tempo Press Daybreak .................................................................................Woodruff ........................................... Neil A. Kjos Music Company Ellis Island Remembered ........................................................Day ..................................................... Tempo Press She Will Hang The Night With Stars......................................Hofeldt............................................... Neil A. Kjos Music Company Elegant Reflections .................................................................Daniels ............................................... Print Music Source Danse Carnivale ......................................................................Standridge ......................................... Grand Mesa Music Dawning ..................................................................................Daniels ............................................... Print Music Source I Remember .............................................................................Day ..................................................... Grand Mesa Music Nocturne (Op. 9, No. 2) ..........................................................Chopin/Lipton.................................... The FJH Music Company, Inc. Intrigue....................................................................................O’Loughlin ......................................... Carl Fischer Music Apple Seed in My Banana ......................................................Bernofsky ........................................... The FJH Music Company, Inc. Stone and Steel .......................................................................Meyer ................................................. Highland Etling El Choclo..................................................................................Longfield ........................................... C.L. Barnhouse Company Russian Fantasy .......................................................................Day ..................................................... Highland Etling Symphony No. 104 ..................................................................Haydn/Parrish .................................... Wingert-Jones Music Publications Water Reflections ...................................................................Nishimura .......................................... Carl Fischer Music 8:00 am – 9:15 am Room 007

W18: “Myth Busters” – What the Judges REALLY Want to See at UIL

Jeff Turner, clinician Kyle Davis, presider

Discussion of some common myths regarding rules and common practices at UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest. Participants will gain insight into what the judges are being told in TMAA training as well as take a fun look at these common practices at UIL Contest around the state.

8:00 am – 9:15 am Room 008

W19: Cello Intonation – A Physical Phenomenon John Burton, clinician Daniel Lonie, presider

Intonation is examined in light of the physical and acoustical phenomenon of Resonance.

8:00 am – 9:30 am Room 213

TMEA Audition Tabulation Training

8:30 am – 4:30 pm Hemisfair Ballroom

High School Student Leadership Day

9:00 am – 5:00 pm Exhibit Hall 4

Exhibits Open

9:30 am – 10:45 am Room 008

Frank Coachman, presider

Jeremy Spicer, Dr. Michael Alexander, Margaret Brown - clinicians

TexASTA Business Meeting and String Teachers New to Texas Session

Dr. John Burton, presenter Dr. Michael Alexander, presider

This session will focus on the TEXASTA Handbook for new teachers and teachers new to Texas. Vital information will help you navigate through the Texas music scene with tips on how to besuccessful in your first years in Texas.

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Product Showcase 13: Planning the Perfect Trip to Orlando!

Fine Arts Travel, company Ryan Cavazos, presenter

Learn everything you need to know to make your student’s dream trip to Orlando come true! You’ll find out how to save money without compromising any of the fun! Gain insider tips and the secrets of the pros to make your spring trip to Orlando a truly magical experience. We’ll cover everything from getting there, fundraising ideas, performance options and more! If you’re planning a trip to Orlando with your group, you don’t want to miss this informative seminar!

9:30 am – 10:45 am Room 007

W20: Alternative Styles with EYS Artist Mentor: Haydn Vitera Mark Wood & Haydn Vitera, clinicians Jennifer Kidwell, presider

I’ve Got Your Number: Come join Mark Wood and learn to use the Nashville Number System as a tool for Improvisation.

Mark Wood is sponsored by Ludwig Masters Publications 9:30 am – 10:45 am Room 006

W21: Conducting Nuances – Little Things Mean A Lot!

Anthony Maiello, clinician Bryan Buffaloe, presider

Topics to be covered include advanced manual techniques, use of the complete body, exploring the 3 planes, gesture of syncopation options, left hand physical vocabulary, solfeggio, and the score.

Anthony Maiello is sponsored by Music for All, Yamaha, French Woods, & GIA Publications 9:45 am – 10:45 am Room 213 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Room 216

TMEA TMAC Assessment Meeting Frank Coachman, presider

Product Showcase 14: MusicFirst—the World’s Leading Cloud Based Music Education Portal

MusicFirst, company Jim Frankel, presenter

Jim Frankel gives an overview of MusicFirst’s solutions for music educators and students of all ages. Bring your own device-free access will be provided. MusicFirst offers the world’s largest suite of music education software in the cloud, with unparalleled content resources and reporting/assessment options.

11:00 am – 12:15 am Room 006

RS 4: Grade 4-5

Clint Capshaw, conductor Tiffany Webb, presider

And The Mountains Echoed Gloria .......................................Longfield ........................................... C.L. Barnhouse Company American Folk Tune Suite ......................................................Traditional/Harris .............................. MSB Publishing, Inc. Highlights from An American in Paris ...................................Gershwin/Brubaker ........................... Belwin Music Allegro con brio from Sym. No. 8 ..........................................Dvorak/McCashin .............................. The FJH Music Company, Inc. The Legend Of Big Ole ...........................................................Amundson ......................................... Neil A. Kjos Music Company Urban Concerto Grosso ..........................................................Balmages ........................................... The FJH Music Company, Inc. Winds Through Time: Port Washington ................................Monday.............................................. Neil A. Kjos Music Company Rio de Fuego ...........................................................................Halferty .............................................. Kendor Music, Inc. Dream Dancing .......................................................................Holmquist .......................................... Grand Mesa Music Dark Sky Soliloquy ..................................................................Stephanie Ann Boyd ......................... TRN Music Publisher, Inc. Alice’s Wonderland.................................................................Bobrowitz .......................................... Grand Mesa Music Beyond the Gate .....................................................................Stephanie Ann Boyd ......................... TRN Music Publisher, Inc. Pirates of Penzance Overture ................................................Sullivan/Dackow ................................ Tempo Press Fandango (from Quintet in D, G. 448) ..................................Boccherini/McAlister ......................... Ludwig Masters Publications Symphony No. 2: Andante .....................................................Schubert/Sieving................................ Tempo Press Symphony No. 9 ......................................................................Dvorak/Holmes .................................. Wingert-Jones Music Publications New York Swing .....................................................................Reynard Burns ................................... Reynard Burns Publishing, Inc. Magic Flute Overture .............................................................Mozart/McCashin .............................. Wingert-Jones Music Publications Serenade No. 3........................................................................Fuchs .................................................. Luck’s Music Library 11:00 am – 12:15 pm Room 007

W22: From Rote to Note

Bob Gillespie, clinician Cathy Fishburn, presider

Rote teaching strategies and correlated music to teach technique in the school Orchestra from detache to vibrato, teaching strategies and over twenty orchestra pieces for developing students’ playing skills in the orchestra.

Bob Gillespie is sponsored by Hal Leonard Corporation 11:00 am – 12:15 pm Room 008

W23: The Proper Way to Set Up a Bass Daxun Zhang, clinician Steven Ward, presider

While teaching, we often have to spend a lot of time on changing bass students’ incorrect playing habits. It becomes much more difficult to fix old habits especially when students are older. For students to achieve their musical goals sooner, it is crucial to have a proper set up at the very beginning when they need to build good habits. The goal after this lecture, is that music educators would have more perspectives and ideas on how to set up beginning level bass students.

12:15 pm – 1:15 pm Exhibit Hall 4

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SATURDAY

Title............................................................... Composer/Arranger .......... Publisher

TODA Convention Schedule 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Room 216

Product Showcase 15: SmartMusic for Jazz Studies MakeMusic, Inc., company Leigh Kallestad, presenter

Whether you are just getting started or playing advanced charts, SmartMusic allows you to loop, transpose and change tempos as you practice blues scales, jazz progressions and chord patterns. Alfred, Marsalis and Strayhorn songs include all instruments. In addition, practice with Gordon Goodwin’s “Big Phat Band Play-Along Series” and over 450 full jazz ensemble charts with music on screen, audio accompaniments and predefined assignments. Import any MP3 or Finale created content. Students submit your assignments with our grading software while you guide and document their progress.

1:15 pm – 2:15 pm Room 008

W24: How to Start a Harp Program Sarah Ladd, clinician Lydia Villarreal, presider

Wondering about the logistics of starting or expanding a harp program at your school? Wonder no more! Our panel of harp experts will cover the basics of getting a harp program off the ground. How to get funding, where and how to procure instruments, how to recruit and incorporate harpists into your ensemble, and more will be addressed. Whether you are curious about harps, or seriously interested in adding this beautiful instrument to your school program, we welcome you and your questions.

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Room 213

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Room 216

TMEA JH/MS Band, Choir, Orchestra Coordinators Meeting

Joe Munoz, TMEA Band Vice President Penny Meitz, TMEA Orchestra Vice President Robert Horton, TMEA Vocal Vice President

Product Showcase 16: Adding Video to Your Concert Performance SyncBand, company Jared Morgan & Adrian Hernandez, presenters

With professional music organizations struggling to sell tickets and fill the house, it’s no wonder that directors have shifted towards including multimedia in their performance. Using their model, how can you bring the same value to your show? SyncBand is here to show some easy and affordable ways to introduce video to your performance.

SATURDAY

2:30 pm – 3:45 pm Room 006

RS 5: Full Orchestra

Gene Moon, conductor Bryan Buffaloe, presider Percussion equipment provided by NAME

Title..................................................................... Composer/Arranger .... Publisher

Danse des Ghazies ..........................................................................Arensky/Lopez ........................... Belwin Music Romeo and Juliet Overture ............................................................Tchaikovsky/Meyer .................... Highland Etling Realms of Endless Day ....................................................................French Carol/Kamuf .................. Belwin Music Symphony No. 36, The “Linz” ........................................................Mozart/Meyer .......................... Highland Etling Transcending - TODA Composition Contest Winner 2016............Larry Clark Christmas Vacation .........................................................................Mann & Weil/Roszell ................. Belwin Music A New Home ...................................................................................Zhao ........................................... C.L. Barnhouse Company Dreams of Fireflies (On a Christmas Night) ...................................O’Neill/Phillips ........................... Belwin Music Wave................................................................................................Jobim/Lewis ............................... Edwin F. Kalmus & Co. Before the Frost ..............................................................................Camphouse................................ Ludwig Masters Publications Entr’acte on Themes by Carl Maria von Weber ............................Mahler/McAlister ...................... Ludwig Masters Publications (from the opera Die drei Pintos, 1886) Biciclette ..........................................................................................Reynard Burns ........................... Reynard Burns Publishing, Inc. Soldiers’ Chorus (from Faust) .........................................................Gounod/McAlister ..................... Ludwig Masters Publications Aragonesa (No. 1 of Pièces espagnoles)........................................Falla/McAlister........................... Ludwig Masters Publications Scottish March (The Earl of Ross March) .......................................Debussy/McAlister ..................... Ludwig Masters Publications 007: Through the Years (James Bond) ...........................................Bulla ........................................... Hal Leonard Corporation Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens, Soundtrack Suite .....Williams/O’Loughlin ................. Hal Leonard Corporation 2:30 pm – 3:45 pm Room 007

W25: Life Beyond D Major Dr. Bob Gillespie, clinician Deborah Kidwell, presider

Teaching Scales, Finger Patterns, Cello Extensions and Higher Positions. Practical teaching strategies for teaching students in the heterogeneous school orchestra: Chromatic Alterations, Higher positions, shifting, cello extensions, spiccato, and vibrato.

Bob Gillespie is sponsored by Hal Leonard Corporation

3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Room 212

UIL 101: Truths and Myths

3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Room 213

Product Showcase 17: Cut Time – More Success, Less Stress

Dr. Bradley N. Kent, UIL State Director of Music, presider

J. W. Pepper & Son Inc., company Luana Marler, presenter

Manage your organization in one place, in less time. Cut Time is a powerful tool that truly cuts the time it takes to manage your organization. And more time means more success! Put your whole heart into your work—not your whole day.

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TODA Convention Schedule Product Showcase 18: PracticeFirst and Sight Reading Factory - Perfect Tools for Ensemble Directors

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Room 216

MusicFirst, company Jim Frankel, presenter

Jim Frankel from MusicFirst demonstrates new performance assessment software from MusicFirst as well as the world class options available with Sight Reading Factory. Indispensable for all ensemble directors.

W26: Electrify Your Strings

4:00 pm – 5:15 pm Room 007

Mark Wood, clinician Debra Scott, presider

The world class educational/performance experience for music programs! This session will include a performance by “Rockin’ Strings” with teacher Heather Gonzalez.

Mark Wood is sponsored by Ludwig Masters Publications

W27: Diversity in Music

4:00 pm – 5:15 pm Room 006

Reynard Burns, clinician Heather Davis, presider

How diverse is your orchestra? Regardless of the make-up of your orchestra members, they should experience the diversity of styles, composers, and cultures that abound in the musical world. Although standard orchestra repertoire has been the anchor for orchestral programs, exposure to and experience in playing the music of a wider variety of composers, styles, and cultures can only enhance the training, appreciation, and realization that orchestral and string music is indeed universal. Attendees are encouraged to bring their instruments to be a part of this hands on experience.

W28: Harp 101

4:00 pm – 5:15 pm Room 008

Sarah Ladd, clinician Lydia Villarreal, presider

Curious about the harp? Come learn about the basic mechanics of this amazing instrument! We will discuss harp maintenance, parts of the harp, proper storage, safe transportation, and more! Get hands on experience with ins and outs of harp strings and efficient tuning techniques. Bring your questions about the anatomy and maintenance of the harp to this session! No prior knowledge of the harp needed!

Product Showcase 19: Prepare Your Orchestra for Contest with Expressive Sight-Reading for Orchestra

5:15 pm – 6:15 pm Room 216

Tempo Press, company Michael Alexander, presenter

TODA General Business meeting

5:30 pm – 6:45 pm Room 007

Please plan to attend this important meeting as we will provide updates on the current status of TODA, Executive Director’s report, and presentations of the 2016 Composition Contest Winner, TODA Memorial Scholarship recipients, nominations and election of the new TODA Member-At-Large and the 2016 Orchestra Director of the Year award.

7:00 pm – 10:00 pm 320 Bonham Street

7:00 pm – 10:00 pm Marriott Rivercenter Suite #3729

TODA Happy Hour @ Crockett Hotel Bar

Show your Convention badge for half-priced drinks Come and join TODA’s 4th “Official Unofficial” Happy Hour!

Sponsored by Fishburn Violin Shop

Past President and Orchestra Director of the Year Reception By invitation only

Visit the Exhibits!

The Exhibit Hall is open Friday, July 22 and Saturday, July 23 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Please make time to visit the exhibits. Learn about the latest educational tools and resources; say thanks to our longtime exhibitors; meet new exhibitors; do some shopping!

Let our exhibitors know how important they are to TODA. A complete list of exhibitors with their booth numbers and an Exhibit Hall map can be found starting on page 32.

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SATURDAY

From the authors of the “Expressive Techniques for Orchestra”, “Expressive Sight-Reading for Orchestra” will continue that book’s work in preparing your orchestra for competition. Come learn about this exciting new book from Tempo Press.

TODA Convention Schedule Sunday, July 24, 2016 8:00 am – 10:00 am outside of Room 006

Hospitality Open

8:00 am – 12:00 pm Rooms 209, 211

Child Care Available (no meals available) 12 years and younger Sponsored by Pride of Texas Music Festivals & World View Travel

8:00 am – 9:15 am Room 006

RS 6: Holiday/Pops

Teresa Nguyen, conductor Jason Thibodeaux, presider

Title..................................................................... Composer/Arranger .... Publisher

O Holy Night ...................................................................................Rosenhaus ................................. Print Music Source Glorious Sight .................................................................................Schulz/Kamuf ............................ Highland Etling This Is Halloween (from The Nightmare Before Christmas) .........Elfman/Kazik ............................. Hal Leonard Corporation Transylvanian Lullaby .....................................................................Morris/Wagner .......................... Belwin Music Christmas Symphony: II. Andante ..................................................Bishop ........................................ Neil A. Kjos Music Company Russian Dance from The Nutcracker..............................................Tchaikovsky/Story ...................... Belwin Music A Holly Jolly Christmas ...................................................................Marks/Cerulli ............................. Belwin Music Themes from Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens ............Williams/Longfield .................... Hal Leonard Corporation The Little Drummer Boy .................................................................Davis/Cerulli............................... Belwin Music Rey’s Theme (from Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens) ....Williams/Lavender..................... Hal Leonard Corporation Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella .....................................................Traditional/Gassi ........................ Highland Etling Hodie Christus Natus Est ................................................................Sweelinck/Caputo ..................... Carl Fischer Music Coventry Carol ................................................................................Bobrowitz .................................. Grand Mesa Music Silent Night .....................................................................................Gruber/Turner............................ Belwin Music Carol of the Bells Variant ...............................................................Wilhousky/Calhoun ................... Carl Fischer Music Dreidl Variants ................................................................................Traditional/McBrien .................. Highland Etling Shut Up and Dance .........................................................................McMahon/Story ......................... Belwin Music Theme from Ant Man.....................................................................Beck/O’Loughlin ........................ Hal Leonard Corporation 8:00 am – 9:15 am Room 007

W29: iRig Technology Integration

Les Sellers, clinician Sandra Vandertulip, presider

A cheap, fast, and effective way to monitor individual tuning and record playing tests: With the combination of an ‘iRig’ and a ‘contact microphone’ students can send their individual sound signals to their smartphones.

This opens up the possibilities of using tuner apps that will accurately pick up their sound without competing with ambient noise. It also allows students to record everyone’s playing tests simultaneously without wasting anyone’s time. You won’t have to lose rehearsal time hearing individual playing tests, you can do both!

Different apps and rehearsal techniques that work well with this technology will be discussed.

8:00 am – 9:15 am Room 008

W30: Rhythm and Counting Reynard Burns, clinician Christina Bires, presider

Counting has been a challenge for many aspiring musicians. Applying the relationship between time and sound duration to a tried and true method of counting and rhythmic understanding will make counting a breeze. Appropriate for any age level, this approach provides engaging exercises and references designed to make counting second nature for all. Attendees are encouraged to bring their instruments for this hands on session.

SUNDAY

Donate to the TODA Memorial Scholaraship Fund TODA welcomes your donations to the Memorial Scholarship Fund!

Whether you donate on the website at www.todaweb.org, or by calling the TODA office at 512-474-2801, you now have the ability to specify your gift in honor of a particular person.

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W31: PML Reading Session Ann Smith, conductor Jason Thibodeaux, presider

Title............................................................... Composer/Arranger .......... Publisher

The Old Rocking Chair............................................................Woostenhulme .................................. Neil A. Kjos Music Company Aeloian Rock ...........................................................................Frizzi................................................... Kendor Music, Inc. March from Suite No. 1 ..........................................................Holst/Story .........................................

Credo .......................................................................................Halferty .............................................. Kendor Music, Inc. Koneko ....................................................................................Yamada .............................................. Carl Fischer Music La Paloma ................................................................................Spanish Folk Song/Jorge Vargas ....... Grand Mesa Music Ethos ........................................................................................Clark ................................................... Carl Fischer Music Prairie Spirit ............................................................................Hinds .................................................. Carl Fischer Music Tribal Voices ............................................................................Michael Story..................................... Alfred Music Pilgrim’s Chorus from Tannhauser .........................................Wagner/Dabcynski ............................ Alfred Music Bravery and Grace ..................................................................George Sweet .................................... Carl Fischer Music Concerto for Strings RV 158, Movement 3............................Vivaldi/Jan Farrar-Royce ................... Alfred Music The Highwire ..........................................................................Alan Lee Silva .................................... Carl Fischer Music America’s Cup .........................................................................Alan Lee Silva .................................... Carl Fischer Music Emerald Falcon .......................................................................Richard Meyer ................................... Highland Etling American Reel .........................................................................Mosier ................................................ Neil A. Kjos Music Company Folk Tune Air and Fiddlers Fury .............................................Safford ............................................... Highland Etling Perpetuoso ..............................................................................Brian Holmes ..................................... Wingert-Jones Music Publications Te Dije......................................................................................Andy Patterson.................................. Wingert-Jones Music Publications Invocation ...............................................................................William Lloyd Weber ........................ Chester Music A New Home ...........................................................................Derek Zhao ........................................ Arco String Publications 9:30 am – 10:45 am Room 007

W32: Electric Instrument Clinic Mark Wood, clinician Sandra Vandertulip, presider

Join Mark Wood as he teaches an introduction to electric string technologies, including how to put together an electric orchestra! Topics include instruments, amps, PA, special monitoring, and sound reinforcements.

You will not want to miss this clinic!

Mark Wood is sponsored by Ludwig Masters Publications ˘ 9:30 am – 10:45 am Room 008

W33: P.R.A.C.T.I.C.E. – An Acronym for a Holistic Approach to Practice Brendan Townsend, clinician Christina Bires, presider

We arm our students with a variety of practice methods, and then we send them home to “practice” without really helping students identify the best method for differing problems and challenges in the music. Townsend discusses the background to research that has proven the effects of different practice methods and provides a simple way for students to become better and more efficient in their practice time.

11:30 am – 1:30 pm Marriot Riverwalk Travis Room

TODA Board Meeting

12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Rooms 212, 213

UIL Music Advisory Committee

Sandra Vandertulip, President

Dr. Bradley N. Kent, UIL State Director of Music, presider

Continuing Professional Education SUNDAY

TODA is approved by the State Board for Education Certification as a Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Provider, CPE#500294.

TODA Workshops, Reading Sessions, Performances and Product Showcases are eligible for Staff Development Credit.

This program contains a pre-signed CPE Form on page 46.

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Spotlight&On The 2016 Clinicians Conductors 2016 Convention Headliners Bob Gillespie

Dr. Gillespie is a Professor and Area Head of Music Education at Ohio State University, directing one of the largest and most extensive string pedagogy degree programs in the nation. Gillespie is a conductor of All-State, region, and festival orchestras in 30 states. He has been a string instrument clinician in 47 states and throughout Europe and Singapore. He is a former national president of ASTA. A researcher and author, Gillespie has published over 60 articles and sold 8.5 million books. He holds a BS degree in music education from Eastern Washington University, a MM degree in music education from the University of Texas at Austin, and a PhD degree in music education with emphasis in violin performance and child psychology from the University of Michigan.

Richard Meyer

Mr. Meyer has taught string students at the elementary, middle school, and high school levels for over 30 years. Currently, he directs the orchestras at Oak Avenue Intermediate School in Temple City, California, and he is also in charge of the city’s elementary string program. In 2009, Meyer implemented the “Giving Bach” program, garnering national attention for innovative ways of using interactive concerts to bring music into the lives of special needs and inner-city school students. He was the music director of the Pasadena Youth Symphony Orchestra for 16 years, and conducted performances in New York, Washington D.C., Vienna, Australia, and Canada.

A sought-after clinician, Meyer has been a featured clinician at the ASTA National Conference and at String Teachers’ Workshops at Ohio State University and in Birch Bay, Washington. He has been a guest conductor at All-State and Honor Orchestras in several states and is a nationally recognized, best-selling composer. Meyer is a string editor for Alfred Publishing Company and co-author of the popular “String Explorer” Series and “Sight-Read It for Strings.” He received a BA degree from California State University.

Mark Wood

Mr. Wood is President and CEO of Mark Wood Music Products, Wood Violins, and Electrify Your Strings. Recording artist, performer, producer, inventor, Emmy-winning composer, and music education advocate, Wood rose to fame as string master and founding member of the internationally acclaimed Trans-Siberian Orchestra. His program, Electrify Your Strings (EYS), now in its 16th year, is an intensive rock and roll workshop for school music education departments, providing educators with the opportunity to ignite students’ passions and inspire them to open their minds and unlock their potential. Wood studied under Dr. Richard Rusack at Paul D. Schreiber HS in Port Washington, NY before beginning his career with a full scholarship at The Julliard School.

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2016 Clinicians & Conductors

2016 Clinicians & Conductors Michael Alexander Dr. Michael Alexander is an Associate Professor of Music Education at Baylor University.

He joined the faculty of Baylor University in 2006 after 22 years of teaching orchestra in Spring Branch ISD. His duties at Baylor include supervising string student teachers, instruction in classroom string pedagogy, directing the Baylor String Project, and conducting the Baylor Campus Orchestra.

Alexander is co-author of the “Orchestra Expressions” series and “Expressive Techniques for Orchestra.” His research has been published in the JRME, UPDATE, the SRJ, TMEA Research, the ASTA Journal, and Southwestern Musician. Alexander holds a BME degree from Southwestern University, a MM degree in conducting from Sam Houston State University, and a DMA degree in music education from the University of Houston.

Justin Anderson Mr. Anderson is Director of Orchestras at Grisham Middle School, and Assistant Orchestra Director at Westwood High School in Round Rock ISD. Prior to that, he was Interim Orchestra Director for the Hernandez MS Orchestra and Mariachi in Round Rock ISD. Anderson is an accomplished violist and horn player, winning many distinctions during his schooling.

Throughout college, Anderson performed with many institution-based ensembles and with the Midland-Odessa Symphony Orchestra and Chorale. He holds a BME degree from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin.

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Kathryn Brown Dr. Brown has been on the music faculty at Cedar Valley College in Lancaster for thirteen years. She is a longtime leader of community music ensembles. As a faculty member, she re-established the long-absent CVC Chorus.

Brown is Founder and Artistic Director/ Conductor of the New Texas Symphony Orchestra, the premier community orchestra of Dallas (ntso.org). She earned a BME degree from Angelo State University, a MM degree from the University of Texas at Arlington, and a DMA degree from Boston University.

Margaret Brown Ms. Brown is Director of Orchestras at McKinney High School. She was a founding orchestra director for McKinney ISD in 2005, and she remains the director at McKinney North HS. Brown also taught in Grand Prairie and Tyler schools in her 30-year career. In 1989 she began the Junior High Orchestra in Lubbock. She was the master teacher for the Texas Tech String Project, and she has been President of both TODA and TexASTA. Brown earned a BME degree from Texas Wesleyan and a MM degree from Texas Tech.

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Reynard Burns Mr. Burns is an educator, composer, arranger and clinician. He is currently Director of the Dowling College Orchestra.

During his thirtyfive years as a public school orchestra director, he has written and arranged music for studio orchestra, jazz strings and quartets as well as full orchestras. While Director of Bay Shore High School Orchestra, his groups won top ratings at state festivals, and the string ensemble was selected to play for the National School Boards Conference. Burns has presented workshops for string students and teachers on playing jazz and improvising, and has presented workshops at the ASTA National Conferences. His orchestral work entitled “Flying” was the winner of the 2001 Merle Isaac Composition Contest sponsored

by ASTA. Burns is a graduate of the SUNY University at Potsdam, Crane School of Music, and Long Island University C.W. Post.

John Burton Dr. John Burton is a Professor of Music Theory and Music Literature at the University of Texas at Arlington.

A professional cellist for 38 years, Burton has held teaching positions at Hardin-Simmons University, Texas Christian University, and Northern Arizona University.

His administrative experience includes Chair of the Department of Music at UTA and Dean of the School of Performing Arts and founding Dean of the College of Fine Arts at NAU. He holds BM and MM degrees in cello performance from Rice University, and a DMA degree in cello performance from the University of Southern California. He did post-doctoral study at Harvard University.

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2016 Clinicians & Conductors Clint Capshaw Mr. Capshaw is Head Orchestra Director at James E. Taylor High School in Katy. The Taylor HS Orchestra consistently earns sweepstakes awards at UIL contest. In fall 2015 the orchestra was named a finalist in the TMEA Honor String Orchestra competition, and in 2014 and 2015 the orchestra earned a “Commended” Award through the Mark of Excellence/National Orchestra Honors Project.

In spring 2014 the group performed at Carnegie Hall in New York. Capshaw was the solo recipient of the Honors Award given to the most outstanding undergraduate music education major for the 2003 school year.

He is proficient on the viola, baroque viola and viola da gamba. He taught middle school and elementary orchestra in Denton and high school orchestra in Round Rock. Capshaw performs professionally with the Abilene Philharmonic and the Dallas Bach Society, and he received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of North Texas.

Jan Garverick Dr. Garverick is Director of Orchestras at MacArthur High School in Northeast ISD in San Antonio, where she has taught for 37 years.

She taught strings from kindergarten through university levels, beginning as a string teacher in the elementary schools of NEISD. Garverick implemented the first middle school string program in NEISD, developed a high school string program, and founded the NEISD Summer Orchestra Workshop. She has served in every office of the Texas ASTA chapter, including the National Committee for School Strings and Orchestras. She was honored to be MacArthur’s Teacher of the Year for 2004.

In 2005 Garverick was inducted into the San Antonio Women’s Hall of Fame, and in 2006 she was named winner of the Elizabeth A. H. Green School Educator Award. Also that year, she was named the Trinity Prize winner from the MacArthur HS faculty. Garverick holds degrees in English and music as well as a PhD in fine arts with a major in music education from Texas Tech University.

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Daniel Gee Mr. Gee is Orchestra Director at Chisholm Trail Middle School in Round Rock where he teaches 6th thru 8th grade violin, viola, cello, bass and harp studies. He also teaches with the Suzuki Strings of Austin where he teaches Suzuki Early Childhood Music. Gee directs the Greater Austin Suzuki Institute and is an active performer with Austin Opera. An active clinician and presenter, Gee gives presentations at national conferences and serves as a guest teacher at workshops and Suzuki Institutes. He has presented sessions at TMEA, Suzuki Association of the Americas and at ASTA. Gee holds a BM degree from State University of New York, Potsdam College, Crane School of Music, and a MM degree from the University of Texas at Austin.

Priscilla Ochran Holt Dr. Holt is Director of Orchestras at Centennial High School in Frisco ISD. A consummate musician and educator, Holt was the first orchestra director hired by Frisco ISD in 2002 to build an award winning string program. Holt’s CHS Chamber Strings Orchestra performed at the March 2015 inaugural chamber music festival hosted by Music For All in Indianapolis, IN, and following that, the Centennial HS “Seussical” pit orchestra was a finalist in the Dallas Summer Musical competition. She is a sought-after adjudicator and clinician throughout the southwest, in addition to being a published author and composer.

Holt earned a BME degree from Duquesne University, MM degrees in music education from the University of North Texas and the New England Conservatory, and a doctoral degree from the University of Miami.

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Sarah Ladd Ms. Ladd has been the Harp Department Facilitator & Instructor in Round Rock ISD for two years. She has been teaching since 2003. Ladd was the principal harpist with the Baton Rouge Symphony (LA), the Corpus Christi Symphony (TX), and the Spartanburg Symphony (SC). She won first prize at the Midwest Harp Competition (2005); fifth prize at the American Harp Society Competition (2005); and was an Oberlin String Division Competition Winner (2005). Ladd holds a BM degree in harp performance from Oberlin Conservatory, and a MM degree in harp performance from the Moores School of Music.

Gregory Lee Dr. Lee is Associate Professor of Violin at the University of Oklahoma and Concertmaster of the Oklahoma City Philharmonic. He regularly conducts master classes and recitals in Taiwan, China, Australia, and in the U.S. Previously he taught at Tunghai University and National Taiwan Normal University. Born in Sydney, Lee received a BM degree from The Julliard School and MM and DMA degrees from the University of Michigan.

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2016 Clinicians & Conductors Anthony Maiello Mr. Maiello is a Professor of Music at George Mason University where he teaches applied lessons in conducting, aural skills and instrumental conducting. From 1996 to 2009 he conducted the GMU Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra. Under his direction, the ensembles at both Crane and George Mason University commissioned new works, made numerous recordings and appeared at national and international conferences.

Maiello’s professional recording credits include conducting the American Wind Symphony and additional studio ensembles for Alfred/ Belwin Publications. Locally, Maiello has served as Associate Conductor of The McLean Orchestra, McLean, Virginia; been appointed an Honorary Conductor of The United States Navy Band, Washington, D.C.; and was a participant in the National Conducting Institute with Leonard Slatkin and the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C., to which he has provided services as a cover conductor. He received BM and MM degrees in music education from Ithaca College, and has extensive experience teaching in the public schools and at the university levels.

Gene Moon Dr. Moon joined the faculty at Stephen F. Austin State University as Director of Orchestras and Musical Director of Opera in 2006.

He is Music Director and Conductor of the East Texas Youth Orchestra and serves as chair for the prestigious Schmidbauer Young Artist Competition. Moon has led orchestras and performed as a soloist and chamber musician throughout the U.S. and overseas as well as a frequent clinician throughout Texas and surrounding states. An upcoming engagement includes the 2016 Arkansas All-State Orchestra and an international appearance with the University of Macau Orchestra. Moon earned BM degrees in string and piano from the University of Central Oklahoma, a MA in music education degree from New York University, and a DMA degree in orchestral conducting from the University of Oklahoma.

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Teresa Nguyen Ms. Nguyen has been the orchestra director at Tom C. Clark High School in San Antonio for 20 years. The Clark HS orchestras have won numerous local awards and national distinctions under Nguyen’s direction. Her orchestras also carry many consecutive superior ratings and sweepstakes honors for UIL orchestra contests. Nguyen also teaches Music Theory at Clark HS and is involved with community programs such as the Youth Orchestras of San Antonio. She frequently serves as a mentor for student teachers in the music education program at The University of Texas at San Antonio. Nguyen is a frequent clinician and judge for orchestra programs in Texas. She is a past President of Mu Omicron, and a member of TMEA, TODA, and TMAA. Nguyen earned a BM degree at the University of Texas at Austin.

Chris Reidlinger Dr. Reidlinger is Head Orchestra Director at Kingwood High School in Humble ISD. In his 25th year with Humble, the first 13 years were spent at Riverwood Middle School where his orchestra program grew from 17 to almost 300 students by Fall 2004. The orchestra enrollment for Kingwood HS for 2016-17 is 275 students, and Reidlinger’s orchestras are consistent sweepstakes recipients at the UIL Concert & Sight-reading Contest and Music Festivals across the state.

The KHS Chamber Orchestra was chosen to perform at the 69th Midwest Band & Orchestra Clinic. Prior to Humble, Reidlinger taught three years at San Jacinto Int. in Pasadena. Before that he was a member of the Mississippi State Symphony Orchestra and the Violin/Viola instructor at Jackson State University in Jackson, MS. Reidlinger received a BM degree from Hardin-Simmons University, a MM degree from The Manhattan School of Music, and a DMA degree from the University of Houston.

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Les Sellers Mr. Sellers is Assistant Orchestra Director at Sam Houston High School in Arlington.

His nine-year career includes teaching Spanish for three years, band for seven years, and orchestra for two years, at the primary and secondary levels. Ensembles under his direction have achieved sweepstakes ratings, and more importantly, students with a lasting enthusiasm for music. Sellers earned a BA degree in Spanish with a minor in music from Henderson State University, a MM degree in conducting from the University of Central Arkansas, and a MA degree in teaching from the University of Arkansas at Monticello.

Thomas Sleeper Mr. Sleeper is Director of Orchestral Activities at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami. He enjoys a prolific career as both a composer and conductor.

An active guest conductor in the U.S. and abroad, Sleeper has appeared with numerous professional orchestras on four continents.

He has conducted and recorded the premieres of works by renowned composers including Henry Brant, Carlos Surinach, and Roberto Sierra. He has appeared with countless orchestras including the Central Philharmonic Orchestra of China, San Juan (Argentina) Symphony Orchestra, Ruse State Philharmonic and the China-Wuhan Symphony. Sleeper holds a BME degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a MM degree in instrumental conducting from Southern Methodist University.

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2016 Clinicians & Conductors Jeremy Spicer Mr. Spicer is the owner of S.A.S.I., a student leadership consulting firm focused on the empowerment of young leaders.

Spicer was the former Director of Bands at Vandegrift High School in Leander, and responsible for its phenomenal growth and success since its opening in 2009. Spicer took the program to its highest level when the band was named 2013 University Interscholastic League 4A State Marching Band Champion. He is a magna cum laude graduate of Texas State University.

Charles Tittsworth Mr. Tittsworth is retired after 37 years in the classroom. His career includes 46 UIL sweepstakes from high school and middle school performances. He taught secondary classroom techniques and Kodaly pedagogy at Houston Baptist University and he was orchestra director at Lanier MS where he was named Teacher of the Year. The orchestra was twice selected as the TMEA Honor Orchestra. Tittsworth served as President of TODA and Orchestra Vice President of TMEA. He holds a BM degree in strings and choral music from University of North Texas and a MM degree in orchestral conducting from SMU.

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Brendan Townsend Mr. Townsend is the Music Director of the Laredo Philharmonic Orchestra & Chorale. His directorships include the Bryan Symphony Orchestra (TN), the Youth Orchestras of San Antonio, and the Ars Antiqua et Nova and Sinfonietta Geleen in the Netherlands. In Europe he has appeared with the Dutch Radio Symphony Orchestra, Sofia Symphony Orchestra, CSM Symphony Orchestra, Broadway Dusseldorf, Opera Comique Maastricht, Opera Zuid and the Transylvanian State Symphony.

U.S. appearances include the symphony orchestras of Charleston, Knoxville, San Antonio, Topeka, Mississippi, Corpus Christi and Kingsville. Townsend and the Laredo Phil have been recognized by the League of American Orchestras for their commitment to the performance of music by living composers, and in 2007 received the ASCAP Award for Innovative Programming.

A cellist, Townsend is a frequent clinician in Texas, Florida, Tennessee, and Louisiana, and partners regularly with pianist Fritz Gechter and the Laredo International Piano Trio. He received his education at the Conservatory of Music, Maastricht.

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Jeff Turner Mr. Turner has been the Director of Fine Arts for the Allen ISD since 2015. Prior to that, he served as Instrumental Music Coordinator for the Plano ISD for eight years, and before his administrative position, he taught orchestra for sixteen years at Plano Senior HS and at Vines HS and Williams HS. His orchestras have received first division and sweepstakes awards at local and national festivals, and the Plano Senior High Orchestra was a consistent finalist in the TMEA honor orchestra competition (string and full) every year under his direction. Turner is an active all-region clinician and adjudicator in Texas.

He is current Orchestra VP for the Texas Music Adjudicator’s Association. In addition to many TMEA volunteer positions, he served as the TMEA Orchestra Division VP from 2009-2011, and is past orchestra division chair for TMEA Region 24. He holds a BME degree from New Mexico State University and a master’s degree in secondary education from the University of North Texas.

Jim Van Zandt Mr. Van Zandt is Retired Director of Fine Arts for Round Rock ISD. His career includes 34 years as a Texas high school band director and 14 years as a fine arts administrator. He is Past President of TMEA and serves as Executive Secretary for UIL Music Region 26. Van Zandt is a frequent clinician, guest conductor, and adjudicator.

As a consultant, he works with school districts in the area of program reviews, professional development, curriculum and accuracy through his program called “Enhance the Arts.us.” Van Zandt holds BM and MM degrees from the University of North Texas.

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2016 Clinicians & Conductors Carolyn Vandiver Ms. Vandiver is the Director of Orchestras at Stephen F. Austin High School in Fort Bend ISD. In her 49-year career, her groups have received over 100 UIL sweepstakes awards, including the UIL Award of Excellence. Vandiver is one of four founders of the Arlington ISD String Program, and one of three founders of Virtuosi of Houston Chamber Orchestra. She has conducted the Houston Youth Symphony String orchestra for 14 years, made many appearances at the Midwest Clinic and Convention, and hosted both Honor Orchestra auditions and All-State auditions each six times. More than anything, Vandiver is proud of being a part of the lives of her students and colleagues. She earned a BME degree from West Texas A&M University and a MM degree from Texas Woman’s University.

Kay Vanlandingham Ms. Vanlandingham is Administrative Director at TMEA and conductor for the Austin Youth Symphony Orchestra. She was appointed Administrative Director for TMEA in 2007.

Prior to this role, she dedicated 31 years to nurture and inspire orchestra, choir and band students. Vanlandingham is a Past President of TODA and a current member of Mu Omicron and TMAA. She served multiple terms as chair of the UIL PML Committee and has been active as a conductor of the Austin Youth Orchestra since 1996. Vanlandingham holds a BME degree from Texas Christian University.

Carolyn Watson Dr. Watson is the newly appointed Director of Orchestral Activities at Texas State University.

From 2013-15 she held the position of conductor of the Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra, having also conducted the World Youth Symphony Orchestra and Detroit Symphony Youth Orchestra.

Prior to moving to the U.S. Watson was the inaugural Conductor-in-Residence at Sydney’s Conservatorium High School from 2011-2013. She was a major prizewinner at the 2012 Emmerich Kálmán International Operetta Conducting Competition in Budapest, and the recipient of the Brian Stacey Award for Emerging Australian Conductors, the Charles Mackerras Conducting Prize, the Nelly Apt Scholarship and Opera Foundation Australia’s Bayreuth Opera Award and the Berlin New Music Opera Award. She was a 2012 Churchill Fellow and held a 2013 Dome Centenary Fellowship from the State Library of Victoria.

Watson holds a PhD in performance conducting from the University of Sydney.

DaXun Zhang Dr. Zhang is an Associate Professor of Double Bass at the University of Texas at Austin.

He also served on the faculty at Northwestern University. The recipient of numerous awards, Zhang holds the distinction of being the youngest artist to win the International Society of Bassists Solo Competition in 2001 as well as the first double bass player to win the Young Concert Artists International auditions. In 2007 he was awarded the Avery Fisher Career Grant. Zhang makes frequent appearances with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and at various chamber music festivals. He has performed extensively with Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble.

Zhang studied at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, and continued his studies in the U.S. at the Interlochen Arts Academy. He received an Artist Diploma from the Indiana University School of Music.

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Exhibitors/Sustaining Members Thank you TODA Sustaining Members who sponsor workshops, reading sessions, convention events, display in the Exhibit Hall, and advertise in the convention program and other publications. Contact these organizations for all your music education needs.

A4A Charters, LLC 3715 CR 317 Cleburne Texas 76031 713-962-3348 www.aid4thearts.com Booth 7105

Artistically Yours by Kim Hebert 13580 Landover Dr. Denham Springs Louisiana 70726 225-665-4840 www.artyoursdesign.com Booth 4132

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Abbott-Ipco/The Poinsettia People 10221 Corkwood Rd Dallas Texas 75238 800-525-1379 www.poinsettiapeople.com Booth 8087

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Box5 Software Inc P.O. Box 20012 Kitchener Ontario N2P 2A0 226-218-4939 www.box5software.com Booth 9069

Candles & Moore PO Box 851 Montgomery Texas 77356 936-582-6222 www.candlesnmoore.com Booth 1104

Academic Travel Services PO Box 547 Hendersonville N Carolina 28793 800-523-4293 www.academictravel.com Booth 5078

Auburn University Music Building 132 Goodwin Music Building Auburn Alabama 36849-5421 334-844-4166 www.band.auburn.edu Booth 5136

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Adventure Percussion 1112 Van Arsdale Dr. Branchburg New Jersey 08853 908-268-6525 www.AdventurePercussion.com Booth 3097

Band Brilliance Publishing PO Box 150 Miller Place New York 11764 631-624-0400 www.BandBrilliance.com Booth 6101

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Buffet Crampon USA 7255 Salisbury Road Jacksonville Florida 32256 9048210234 www.buffet-group.com Booth 5102

Cherrydale Farms Fundraising LLC 4613 Woodview St Arlington Texas 76013 817-233-4149 www.cherrydale.com Booth 6121

American Classic Tours & Music Festivals 4243 E Piedras Dr Ste 155 San Antonio Texas 78228 210-733-8167 www.amclass.com Booth 4060

Best Western Stovalls Hotels of Anaheim 1110 W Katella Ave Anaheim California 92802 714-778-1880 www.stovallshotels.com Booth 6083

BugleBoyMusic.com 1310 Parkview LN NW Kennesaw Georgia 30152 770-653-5094 www.bugleboymusic.com Booth 7114

Chicago Symphony Orchestra 220 S. Michigan Ave. Chicago Illinois 60604 312-294-3041 www.cso.org Booth 3114

Antigua Winds Inc 5806 La Colonia San Antonio Texas 78218 210-661-6505 www.antiguawinds.com Booth 2074

Blinn College 902 College Ave Brenham Texas 77833 979-830-4262 www.blinn.edu

BuyBoard 12007 Research Blvd Austin Texas 78759 512-736-1362 www.buyboard.com Booth 6081

Choristers Guild 12404 Park Central Dr Ste 100 Dallas Texas 75251-1802 800-246-7478 www.choristersguild.org/ Booth 9042

Antonio Strad Violin 10288 San Pedro San Antonio Texas 78216 210-349-9788 www.stradviolin.com Booth 7082

Blue Ribbon Styles Co 5235 W 65th Street Bedford Park Illinois 60638 800-652-0580 www.blueribbonstyles.com Booth 4133

C.L. Barnhouse Co. 205 Cowan Ave West Oskaloosa Iowa 52577 641-673-8397 www.barnhouse.com

Cicis PIzza 4484 SW 34th St. Orlando Florida 32811 407-426-9250 www.cicispizza.com

Arlington CVB 1905 E. Randol Mill Rd. Arlington Texas 76011 817-704-7593 www.arlington.org Booth 4115

Bob Rogers Travel 3440 Lacrosse Lane Naperville Illinois 60564 630-824-4343 www.bobrogerstravel.com Booth 1071

Cafe Venture/Fuddruckers P.O. Box 54200 Lubbock Texas 79424 512-983-3128 www.fuddsburger.com Booth 7115

Conn-Selmer 600 Industrial Parkway Elkhart Indiana 46516 574-522-1675 www.conn-selmer.com Booth 3064

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Corps Design, LLC 940 N. Beltline Rd Irving Texas 75061 972-600-8113 www.CorpsDesign.com Booth 6114

Digital Performance Gear 366 George Liles Pkwy NW Concord North Carolina 28027 980-253-5257 www.digitalperformancegear.com Booth 4120

ESF Fundraising of Texas 2111 Old Holzwarth Rd. #1204 Spring Texas 77090 832-364-5691 www.esffundraisingoftx.com Booth 2133

Gandy Ink Screen Printing and Embroidery 2027 Industrial San Angelo Texas 76904 800-999-8137 x337 www.gandyink.com Booth 4110

Country Inn & Suites Orlando Universal 7701 Universal Blvd Orlando Florida 32819 407-313-4200 www.countryinns.com/orlandofl_ universal

Director’s Choice Tour and Travel 10701 Upland Avenue Lubbock Texas 79424 806-762-1500 www.directorschoice.travel Booth 4100

Festivals of Music/Music in the Parks 1784 W. Schuylkill Rd. Douglassville Pennsylvania 19518 610-970-3748 www.festivalsofmusic.com Booth 5113

Gateway Music Festivals & Tours Gateway Music Festivals Monticello Minnesota 55362 763-295-4707 www.musicfestivals.com Booth 1116

Cousin’s Concert Attire 360 Fairfield Ave. Stamford Connecticut 06902 203-554-5298 www.concertattire.com Booth 3120

Director’s Showcase Int. 505 Sroufe Street Ligonier Indiana 46767 260-894-7158 www.dshowcase.com Booth 7080

Fine Arts Travel 8235 Agora Pkwy Selma Texas 78154 866-922-9672 ext. 212 www.fineartstravel.com Booth 9092

Getzen Company Inc. PO BOX 440 Elkhorn Wisconsin 53121 262-723-4221 www.getzen.com Booth 5084

Custom Flags 2306 W University St Siloam Springs Arkansas 72761 800-843-3524 www.customflagsonline.com Booth 1100

Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede 1525 W 76 Country Blvd Branson Missouri 65616 417-336-7974 www.dixiestampede.com Booth 3136

First Class Tours 12703 Eastex Frwy Houston Texas 77039 281-590-8800 www.firstclasstours.net Booth 9118

GIA/Walton Music 7404 S Mason Ave Chicago Illinois 60638 708-552-9790 www.giamusic.com Booth 8055

Custom Fundraising Solutions 409 Fairway Bluff Dr Wylie Texas 75098 915-491-6188 www.customfundraisingsolutions.com Booth 6082

Dynamic Designs 717 Jewell Drive Waco Texas 76712 254-776-4600 www.dynamicdesignsinc.com Booth 6079

Fishburn Violin Shop 11435 Spring Cypress Road Tomball Texas 77377 281-290-4580 www.fishburnviolin.com Booth 7113

Ginger Snaps Apparel (part of Praise Hymn Fashions) 2427 Franklin Dr Mesquite Texas 75150 972-289-9898 www.gingersnapsapparel.com Booth 9063

D’Addario & Company, Inc. 595 Smith St Farmingdale New York 11735 631-439 3362 www.daddario.com Booth 3100

Earasers by Persona Medical 170 N. Cypress Way Casselberry Florida 32707 407-339-2422 ext. 129 www.earasers.net Booth 5133

FJH Music Company Inc., The 2525 Davie Rd. Ste. 360 Fort Lauderdale Florida 33317 954-382-6061 www.fjhmusic.com Booth 8081

GL Custom Batons 79063 Dune Lake St. N Bermuda Dunes California 92203 760-391-3484 www.glcustombatons.com Booth 9054

Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau 325 N. St. Paul Street Dallas Texas 75201 214-571-1094 www.visitdallas.com Booth 8088

Eastman 2158 Pomona Blvd.

Pomona California 91768 800-789-2216 www.eastmanmusiccompany.com Booth 4097

Four Seasons Tours 1553 Boren Drive Ocoee Florida 34761 407-654-2500 www.fourseasons-tours.com Booth 9059

Gon Bops 91 Airport Drive Houlton Maine 04730 506-272-2019 www.gonbops.com Booth 6078

Dallas Summer Musicals 909 1st Ave. Dallas Texas 75210 214-413-3924 www.dallassummermusicals.org

Educational Enterprises Recording Company PO Box 4053 Pasadena Texas 77502 713-475-8555 www.eercmusic.com Booth 2120

Four Winds Tours and Travel 30 Jericho Executive Plaza, Ste 500E Jericho New York11753 917-589-8067 www.fourwindstours.com Booth 2118

Graceland Attractions 3734 Elvis Presley Blvd.

Memphis Tennessee 38116 901-332-3322 www.elvis.com Booth 4130

Dallas Symphony Orchestra 2301 Flora Street Dallas Texas 75201 214-871-4054 www.mydso.com

Educational Products, Inc. 1400 N. I35E, Ste. 120 Carrollton Texas 75006 800-365-5345 www.educationalproducts.com Booth 7102

Fox Products Corporation 6110 South State Road 5 South WhitleyIndiana46787 260-723-4888 www.foxproducts.com Booth 3130

Grand Mesa Music Publishers P.O. Box 2356 Grand Junction Colorado 81502 970-245-1685 www.grandmesamusic.com Booth 8112

Dan Ryder Field Drills 3400 McMillen Rd. #114 Wylie Texas 75098 972-900-7371 www.danryderfielddrills.com Booth 1063

Educational Travel Adventures 4400 Route 9 South Freehold New Jersey 07728 800-273-2500 www.ETadventures.com Booth 3084

Fred J. Miller Inc 8765 Washington Church Rd MiamisburgOhio45342 937-434-1121 www.fjminc.com Booth 7041

Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau 1331 Lamar Ste 700 Houston Texas 77010 713-437-5284 www.visithouston.com Booth 9083

Dance Sophisticates 1605 Prospect St Indianapolis Indiana 46203 317-634-7728 www.dancesoph.com Booth 6105

Edwards Instrument Company PO Box 440 Elkhorn Wisconsin 53121 262-723-4221 www.edwards-instruments.com Booth 5085

Fruhauf Uniforms Inc. 800 E. Gilbert Wichita Kansas 67211 316-263-7500 www.fruhauf.com Booth 8078

Green Light Group Tours 7 Old Mission Avenue Saint Augustine Florida 32084 800-490-1820 www.greenlightgrouptours.com Booth 5139

Dave & Buster’s Rivercenter 849 E. Commerce St. Ste. 740 San Antonio Texas 78205 210-951-3600 www.daveandbusters.com

Electrify Your Strings/Wood Violins 55 Mill Pond Road Port Washington New York 11050 516-767-6677 www.electrifyyourstrings.com Booth 3095

Fundraising Alliance LLC 6671 W. Indiantown Rd.#50-250 Jupiter Florida 33458 973-941-7444 800-996-9519 www.fundraisingalliance.org Booth 8098

Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar 1601 Hunter Rd. New Braunfels Texas 78130 830-629-5077 www.gristmillrestaurant.com

Deanan Gourmet Popcorn 216 Windco Circle Wylie Texas 75098 972-442-1500 www.deanan.com Booth 1082

Ellis County Music Center 1568 North Highway 77 Waxahachie Texas 75165 972-937-5300 www.elliscountymusiccenter.com

Fundraising with Simply Sheets 9700 Old Abilene Ct. Mobile Alabama 36695 251-454-0507 www.Simplysheets.net Booth 3124

Hal Leonard Corporation 7777 West Bluemound Rd Milwaukee Wisconsin 53213 414-774-3630 www.halleonard.com Booth 7055

DeMoulin Brothers & Company 1025 South 4th Street Greenville Illinois 62246 618-664-2000 www.demoulin.com Booth 6063

Embassy Suites DFW South 4850 W. Airport Freeway Irving Texas 75062 972-790-0093 www.dfwsouth.esdfwsouth.com Booth 3128

GACTO Global Alliance of Concert Tour Operators 1426 N. Grand Oaks Ave. Pasadena California 91104 626-798-1055 www.gacto.org Booth 1078

Harmonious Designs, LLC 3816 Wentwood Drive Dallas Texas 75225 469-939-5052 www.designs4harmony.com Booth 6080

Dennis E. Meyer Music 64 Ruth Ann Dr Godfrey Illinois 62035 618-466-1231 www.tex4band.com Booth 7049

ErgoSonic Percussion 1420 Marshland Road Apalachin New York 13732 607-624-2771 www.ergosonicpercussion.com Booth 4138

Galveston Island Convention & Visitors Bureau 601 Tremont St Galveston Texas 77550 409-797-5128 www.Galveston.com Booth 7125

Heritage Music Press PO Box 802 Dayton Ohio 45401 937-228-6118 www.lorenz.com Booth 8049

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Houghton Horns 121 Lorine St Keller Texas 76248 817-602-9791 www.houghtonhorns.com Booth 8106

Legacy Lockers 4433 Bronze Way Dallas Texas 75236 214-466-1704 www.legacylockers.com Booth 2139

Masterpiece Tours 202A W. Parker Rd. Plano Texas 75075 972-509-5395 www.bandtravel.com Booth 2071

Music In Motion 1601 E Plano Pkwy Ste 100 Plano Texas 75074 972-943-8744 www.musicmotion.com Booth 6099

Howard Core Company LLC 99 Symphony Way Anniston Alabama 32605 256-235-8200 www.howardcore.com Booth 1085

Lisle Violin Shop 4510 Burke Rd Pasadena Texas 77504 281-487-7303 www.violins.com Booth 1069

McCormick’s PO Box 577 Arlington Heights Illinois 60006 800-323-5201 www.mccormicksnet.com Booth 6070

National Band Association PO Box 466 Lorton Virginia 22199 (phone) (web)

Indian River Bee Company 662 Azalea Lane Vero Beach Florida 32963 772-32-16563 www.indianriverbeecompany.com Booth 2107

Lohff and Pfeiffer USA 899 S. College Mall Rd Ste 384 Bloomington Indiana 47401 812-929-5556 www.lpwindsusa.com Booth 5131

McGraw-Hill Education 8787 Orion Place Columbus Ohio 43240 817-751-9146 www.mhetexas.com Booth 7092

New Generation Events PO Box 916558 Longwood Florida 32791 888-855-7797 www.newgenerationevents.org Booth 5123

Infiniti Reeds P.O. Box 591273 Houston Texas 77259 940-300-0572 www.infinitireeds.com Booth 6110

Lone Star Percussion 10611 Control Place Dallas Texas 75238 214-340-0835 www.lonestarpercussion.com Booth 3112

McKay Music Company 121 Gilmer Street Sulphur Springs Texas 75482 903-885-0074 www.mckaymusicco.com

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Innovative Percussion Inc 470 Metroplex Drive Suite 214 Nashville Tennessee 37211 615-333-9388 www.innovativepercussion.com Booth 3117

Luck’s Music Library PO Box 71397 Madison Heights Michigan 48071 800-348-8749 ext. 103 www.lucksmusic.com Booth 8041

McKendree University Bands McKendree University Lebanon Illinois 62254 618-407-6985 www.mckendree.edu/joinmbb Booth 8079

OnBoard Research Corporation 2309 Springlake Rd. #630 Farmers Branch Texas 75234 214-239-4005 www.OnBoardResearch.com Booth 4137

Irving Convention & Visitors Bureau 500 West Las Colinas Boulevard Irving Texas 75039 972-252-7476 www.irvingtexas.com Booth 8102

LudwigMasters Publications 6403 West Rogers Circle Boca Raton Florida 33487 561-241-6169 www.ludwigmasters.com Booth 9058

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament 2021 N Stemmons Fwy Dallas Texas 75207 469-342-5522 www.medievaltimes.com Booth 1106

Orchestra Tutor, LLC 2800 Treble Ln Austin Texas 78704 512-689-4552 www.orchestratutor.com Booth 8048

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7524 Moon Rock Rd. Austin Texas 78739 3618 Leadville Dr. Booth 4122

LungTrainers.com 14662 SW 145 terrace Miami Florida 33186 786-286-4744 LungTrainers.com Booth 7100

Melhart Music Center 3325 N 10th St McAllen Texas 78501 956-682-6147 www.melhart.com Booth 5062

Original West Company 12107 Magnolia Blossom San Antonio Texas 78247 210-573-6335 www.originalwestcompany.com Booth138

Jarvis Industries Inc 23924 Lenze Rd. Spring Texas 77389 281-370-5455 www.jarvisonline.com Booth 8082

Maestro by Tumlare, Performance Tour Specialists 271 Waverley Oaks Rd Waltham Massachusetts 02452 800-223-4664 www.maestrobytumlare.com Booth 4113

Miraphone Instruments Traunreuter Str. 8 Waldkraiburg 84478 +49-8638-96820 www.miraphone.de Booth 7103

Otto Trading Inc 1921 Carnegie Ave Ste C Santa Ana California 92705 714-540-5595 www.unimedmassager.com Booth 6130

Java Joes Fundraising 23 Magnolia Drive Rocky Point New York 11778 877-341-2332 www.javajoesfundraising Booth 5117

Majeza Jewelry Cleaner 1764 Massey Drive Lewisville Texas 75067 504-610-2759 www.majeza.com Booth 5114

Mollard Conducting Batons PO Box 178 Bath Ohio 44210 330-701-1455 www.mollard.com Booth 3116

Ozark Delight Candy 1 Lollipop Lane Prairie Grove Arkansas 72753 800-334-8991 www.ozarkdelight.com Booth 3098

JOHANNUS Organs of Texas 8407 Saber Creek Trail Austin Texas 78759 512-680-4584 www.johannustx.com Booth 9070

MakeMusic, Inc. 7007 Winchester Circle Boulder Colorado 80301 917-280-3764 www.makemusic.com Booth 2070

Murphy Robes/Herff Jones 1000 N Market Street Champaign Illinois 61820 727-525-9093 www.murphyrobes.com Booth 3123

Pacific Coachways Charter Services, Inc 11771 Markon Dr Garden Grove California 92841 714-892-5000 www.pacificcoachways.com

Jolesch Enterprises 1731 Cedarwood Circle Clive Iowa 50325 515-778-7990 www.joleschenterprises.com Booth 1068

Marching Show Concepts, Inc. 8466 N. Lockwood Ridge Ste. 247 Sarasota Florida 34243 800-356-4381 www.msconcepts.com Booth 4075

Music & Arts 4626 Wedgewood Blvd Frederick Maryland 21703 301-620-4040 www.musicarts.com Booth 1101

Patti DeWitt, Inc 368 Riddle Rd. Cedar Creek Texas 78612 713-898-1692 www.pattidewitt.com Booth 7129

Jupiter/Mapex/Majestic/Hohner 12020 Eastgate Blvd Mt. Juliet Tennessee 37122 615-773-9900 www.jupitermusic.com Booth 4078

Marching Step Guide 1787 Holiday Lane Allegan Michigan 49010 616-901-8963 www.marchingstepguide.com Booth 5067

Music Celebrations International 1440 S Priest Drive Tempe Arizona 85281 800-395-2036 www.musiccelebrations.com Booth 4111

Pender’s Music Company 314 S Elm St Denton Texas 76201 800-772-5918 www.penders.com Booth 8059

JW Pepper & Son (Pepper of Dallas/ Fort Worth) 7459 Airport Freeway Fort Worth Texas 76118 817-589-5980 www.jwpepper.com Booth 6042

Marching USA, LLC 2317 Chester St Fort Worth Texas 76103 469-422-2681 www.MarchingUSA.com Booth 7128

Music Filing Solutions 19 Westmoreland Dr. Naperville Illinois 60540 630-369-9999 www.musicfilingsolutions.com Booth 7107

PepWear PO Box 4504 Cedar Hill Texas 75106 800-587-4287 www.pepwear.com Booth 2089

Kendor Music, Inc. 21 Grove St. Delevan New York 14042 716-492-1254 www.kendormusic.com

MarchingApparel.com 2209 W. 1st Street suite 113 Tempe Arizona 85281 480-299-7927 www.marchingapparel.com Booth 8086

MusicFirst 180 Madison Ave. 24th Floor New York New York 10016 855-896-3344 www.musicfirst.com Booth 2117

Perform International 8825 Liverpool Lane Colorado Springs Colorado 80920 770-220-2242 www.perform-international.com Booth 1110

Kolodziej’s/Encore PO Box 580 Poth Texas 78147 800-933-1552 www.kolodziejs.com Booth 3113

Mark Klingaman Fundraising PO Box 170221 Austin Texas 78717 866-738-4633 www.markKlingamanfundraising.com Booth 1087

Music for All/Bands of America 39 W. Jackson Pl Indianapolis Indiana 46225 317-524-6238 www.musicforall.org Booth 2129

Performer’s Academy P.O. Box 781884 San Antonio Texas 78278 210-827-4655 www.performersacademy.com Booth 2103

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5385 Five Forks Trickum Rd Stone Mountain Georgia 30087 770-925-3355 www.thecompositepeople.com Booth 5103

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Peterson Electro Musical Products Inc 11601 S Mayfield Ave Alsip Illinois 60803 708-388-3311 www.PetersonTuners.com Booth 6102

Rhythm Band Instruments, LLC PO Box 40759 Fort Worth Texas 76140 800-424-4724 www.RhythmBand.com Booth 3132

Sherlock Tours.com 5640 Sandalwood Dr Baton Rouge Louisiana 70806 225-315-0044 www.sherlocktours.com Booth 2079

Steinway Piano Gallery 12980 North Hwy 183 Austin Texas 78750 512-258-6100 www.steinwayofaustin.com Booth 1081

Phi Beta Mu PO Box 514 Hamshire Texas 77622 409-243-3214 www.pbmalpha.org

RhythmBee, Inc. 711 Kelsey Creek Ln Gilmer Texas 75644 903-725-3304 www.rhythmbee.com Booth 6046

Sight & Sound Theatres 1001 Shepherd of the Hills Expway Branson Missouri 65616 417-335-7900 ext. 7150 www.sight-sound.com Booth 5086

Sticks on Skins P.O. Box 607 Goliad Texas 77963 361-676-4599 www.sticksonskins.com Booth 2131

Port Royal Ocean Resort and Conference Center 6317 State Highway 361 Port Aransas Texas 78373 361-749-3712 www.port-royal.com

Rocksports 1609 Chisholm Trail Ste. 400 Round Rock Texas 78681 512-218-9913 www.rocksports.net Booth 3121

Silverleaf Resorts 140 Heimer Rd. Ste. 595 San Antonio Texas 78232 210-491-0373 www.silverleafresorts.com Booth 8107

Straight A Tours and Travel 6881 Kingspointe Parkway Orlando Florida 32819 800-237-5440 www.straightatours.com Booth 7086

PreSonus Audio 18011 Grand Bay Court Baton Rouge Louisiana 70809 225-215-0686 www.musiced.presonus.com Booth 9074

Romeo Music 136 Levee Place Coppell Texas 75019 214-529-4476 www.romeomusic.net Booth 5095

Six Flags Fiesta Texas 17000 IH 10 West San Antonio Texas 78257 210-697-5448 www.sixflags.com/fiestatexas Booth 5125

Summit Tour and Travel PO Box 682240 Orlando Florida 32868 877-290-6777 www.summittourtravel.com Booth 2125

Pride of Texas Music Festivals 1704 W. Tucker Blvd Arlington Texas 76013 817-312-1045 www.prideoftexasfestival.com Booth 8075

S. E. Shires Co. 4A Spaceway Hopedale Massachusetts 01747 508-634-6805 www.seshires.com Booth 4093

Solo-Ensemble.com 1421 Sun Drive White Settlement Texas 76108 682-224-0213 www.solo-ensemble.com Booth 4085

Super Holiday Tours 116 Gatlin Avenue Orlando Florida 32806 407-851-0060 www.superholiday.com

Print Music Source PO Box 39516 San Antonio Texas 78218 305-308-4017 www.printmusicsource.com Booth 8046

ABIAN Ltd 219 Main Street Meductic New Brunswick E6H 2L5 506-272-2019 www.sabian.com Booth 6076

Sonic Scores, Inc. PO Box 2556 Mt. Pleasant South Carolina 29465 843-345-4141 www.sonicscores.com Booth 2105

Superior Travel and Tour 1270 Coronado Terrace Deltona Florida 32725 770-574-4943 ext 101 www.superiortravelandtour.com Booth 6111

PSA/Visionsound 6315 Palmetto Way San Antonio Texas 78253 210-419-8308 www.volumesentry.com Booth 9106

Salyers Percussion 16310 Sapling Ridge Dr. Sugar Land Texas 77498 281-201-2939 www.salyerspercussion.com Booth 2115

Southeastern Performance Apparel 142 South Woodburn Dr. Dothan Alabama 36305 800-239-6294 www.sepapparel.com Booth 5121

Swicegood Music Co 3685 College St. Beaumont Texas 77701 409-833-8603 www.swicegoodmusic.com

Pyle Percussion Stands P.O.Box 1691 Sun City Arizona 85372 1-800-PYLE USA www.pylepercussion.com Booth 9099

Sam Ash Music Corporation 25 NE Loop 410 Ste. 110 San Antonio Texas 78216 516-932-6400 www.samash.com Booth 3140

Southern Star Tour and Travel 10730 Portranco Rd. Ste. 122-531 San Antonio Texas 78251 210-861-9551 www.southernstartourandtravel.com Booth 4079

SyncBand 508 Stamford Road Baltimore Maryland 21229 410-245-0295 Booth 6085

Pyware Software - Pygraphics PO Box 399 Argyle Texas 76226 800-222-7536 www.pyware.com Booth 5054

Santikos 18402 US HWY 281 N San Antonio Texas 78259 210-394-2218 Santikos Booth 4083

Southwest Emblem Company P.O. BOX 350 Cisco Texas 76437 254-442-2500 www.southwestemblem.com Booth 3086

Tarpley Music Company, Inc 2420 Commerce Street Amarillo Texas 79114 325-655-7381 www.tarpleymusic.com Booth 8092

QuaverMusic.com 1706 Grand Avenue Nashville Tennessee 37212 866-917-3633 www.quavermusic.com/preview Booth 9088

Scents of Soy Fundraising 395 CR 644 Dayton Texas 77535 281-324-6019 www.scentsofsoy.com Booth 4129

Spirit Specialties 14483 County Road 2205 Tyler Texas 75707 903-839-6996 www.MusicTeachingAids.com Booth 6103

Tatum Music Company, Inc. 301 N. High Longview Texas 75601 903-758-3261 www.tatummusic.net

R&R Travel 4012 N. FM 156 Krum Texas 76249 940-482-3067 www.bestrandrtravel.com Booth 5122

Schermer Pecan Company 819 S. Veterans Blvd Glennville Georgia 30427 800-841-3403 www.schermerpecans.com Booth 2121

SSR 11330 Hillguard Rd Dallas Texas 75243 214-985-2116 www.ssrjackets.com Booth 2087

Tempest Musical Instruments 18847 Redland Rd. Ste. 105 San Antonio Texas 78259 210-224-8258 w w w.tempes tmusicalins trument s.com Booth 2076

RBC Music Co. PO Box 29128 San Antonio Texas 78229 210-736-6902 www.rbcmusic.com Booth 9015

Schlitterbahn Waterparks 381 E. Austin St. New Braunfels Texas 78130 830-608-8532 www.schlitterbahn.com Booth 4081

St. Louis Music 1400 Ferguson Avenue St. Louis Missouri 63133 800-727-4512 www.stlouismusic.com Booth 2112

Tempo Press PO Box 71396 Madison Heights Michigan 48071 866-918-3676 www.tempopress.com Booth 9040

ReedGeek, Inc. PO Box 3569 Carson City Nevada 89702 775-392-1110 www.reedgeek.com Booth 2066

Seasons Music Festivals/Winter Park Ski Music Festival PO Box 369 Grandview Texas 76050 817-581-1040 www.seasonsmusicfest.com Booth 4089

StageRight Corporation 495 Pioneer Parkway Clare Michigan 48617 800-438-4499 www.stageright.com Booth 1121

Tennessee Department of Tourist Development 312 Rosa L Parks Ave. 13th Floor Nashville Tennessee 37243 615-741-7994 www.tnvacation.com Booth 4131

Remo, Inc. 28101 Industry Drive Valencia California 91355 661-294-5657 www.remo.com Booth 4125

See Pigeon Forge Receptive 119 Music Rd Pigeon Forge Tennessee 37863 866-492-6972 www.seepigeonforgereceptive.com Booth 5129

Stanbury Uniforms Inc. P.O. Box 100 Brookfield Missouri 64628 800-826-2246 www.stanbury.com Booth 4086

Texas Beach Boutique 20631 Cliff Park San Antonio Texas 78258 210-867-9759 w w w.facebook.com/texasbeachboutique Booth 9105

Repeat Performance 10511 FM 1585 Wolfforth Texas 79382 806-438-4907 www.2ndhandband.com Booth 8124

Seeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Candies 210 El Camino Real San Francisco California 94080 214-957-8851 www.Sees.com

staySky Hotels & Resorts 7011 Grand National Drive Orlando Florida 32819 407-956-6118 x225 www.staySky.com

Texas Group Photo 19225 Artesian Way Humble Texas 77346 832-527-4231 www.TexasGroupPhoto.com Booth 4136

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Texas Jazz Educators Association 250 Ranchcrest Rd. Lorena Texas 76655 254-709-5350 www.tjea.org located in the TBA Registration Area

TMF Tours and Travel 803 W. Inspiration Drive Pharr Texas 78577 281-435-2325 www.tmftoursandtravel.com Booth 6062

University of Oklahoma Bands 500 W. Boyd St. CMC-116 Norman Oklahoma 73019 405-325-2731 www.bands.ou.edu

Wingert-Jones Publications 191 Sheree Blvd Exton Pennsylvania 19341 816-803-7757 www.wjpublications.com Booth 6052

Texas Motion Sports 306 E Washington Suite B Rockwall Texas 75087 800-681-0469 www.texasmotionsports.com Booth 3099

Tote Unlimited PO Box 7875 Fort Worth Texas 76111 817-698-8300 www.toteunlimited.com Booth 3055

University of Our Lady of the Lake 411 SW 24th St San Antonio Texas 78207 210-434-6711 www.ollusa.edu

Winter Guard Tarps 851 N. FM 3083 Rd. E Conroe Texas 77303 936-523-1000 www.winterguardtarps.com Booth 8111

Texas Music Educators Association PO Box 140465 Austin Texas 78714 888-318-8632 ext 103 www.tmea.org located in the TBA Registration Area

Tour-Rific of Texas 13810 Champion Forest Drive Houston Texas 77069 281-587-9555 www.tour-rific.com Booth 6048

Up-Front Footwear Inc. 33 North Market St Mount Joy Pennsylvania 17552 717-492-1875 www.dinkles.com Booth 4104

Wm S. Haynes Co 68 Nonset Path Acton Massachusetts 01720 978-268-0600 www.wmshaynes.com Booth 5092

Texas Private School Music Educators Assn PO Box 34655 Fort Worth Texas 76162 817-909-6134 www.tpsmea.org located in the TBA Registration Area

TRN Music Publisher, Inc 371 State Hwy 220 Alto New Mexico 88312 575-336-2688 www.trnmusic.com

US Army Music 2503 Dunstan Rd. Bldg. 2006 Fort Sam Houston Texas 78234 210-573-5921 www.goarmy.com/band Booth 4123

Women Band Directors International 701 W Howard St Olney Texas 76374 940-564-2018 located in the TBA Registration Area

The Baldknobbers 2835 W. 76 Country Blvd Branson Missouri 65616 417-334-4528 www.baldknobbers.com

Troubadour Consultants, LLC PO Box 623 Kaufman Texas 75142 469-595-1101 www.troubadourconsultants.com Booth 2088

US Integrity Touring Co 151 Webster Mills Road Chichester New Hampshire 03258 603-435-5014 www.usintegritytouring.com Booth 3105

Woodwind and Brasswind P.O. Box 7479 Westlake Village California 91359 816-423-4815 www.wwbw.com Booth 5120

The Band Room 212 W. Veterans Memorial Blvd Harker Heights Texas 76548 254-699-2263 thebandroomtx.com

Tuxedo Wholesaler 1331 West Melinda Lane Phoenix Arizona 85027 800-828-2802 www.tuxedowholesaler.com Booth 3133

USA Fundraisers P.O. BOX 294 Mont Belvieu Texas 77580 888-390-7620 www.usa-fundraisers.com Booth 7098

World Class Coaches 2300 W. Sahara Ave. Ste. 800 Las Vegas Nevada 89102 800-314-7713 www.worldclasscoaches.com

The Gift Solution 2901 Capital of Texas Hwy Austin Texas 78746 512-656-4436 www.austinboutique.com Booth 1124

U BETTER Sing!

11605 Loweswater Ln Austin Texas 78754 512-825-7281 www.ubettersing.org Booth 2069

Vater Percussion 270 Centre St Holbrook Massachusetts 02343 781-767-1877 www.vater.com Booth 7112

World View Travel PO Box 13949 Arlington Texas 76094 800-228-6587 www.world-view-travel.com Booth 8077

The Midwest Clinic 601 Oakmont Lane Ste. 140 Westmont Illinois 60559 630-861-6125 www.midwestclinic.org Booth 5132

Uniform & Drum Carts (Tough Carts) 2317 Chester St. Fort Worth Texas 76103 817-228-9041 www.toughcartsbuilder.com Booth 7119

Veritas Instrument Rental Inc 3670 131st Ave N Clearwater Florida 33762 877-727-2798 www.veritas-online.com Booth 3080

Worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Finest Chocolate Inc PO Box 6955 Metairie Louisiana 70009 504-464-5470 www.worldsfinestchocolate.com/ Booth 4117

The Poly Band Stand By:EM-BEE Ideas 1051 Golden Orchard Dr Ofallon Missouri 63368 314-581-4375 www.polybandstand.com Booth 7087

Unique 4 U LLC/ DBA Rockin Feet 6130 W. Flamingo RD. Las Vegas Nevada 89103 702-871-6377 www.rockinfeet.com Booth 6128

Vic Firth Company 22 Longwater Drive Norwell Massachusetts 02061 617-364-6869 www.vicfirth.com Booth 5106

WorldStrides 218 W. Water St. Ste. 400 Charlottesville Virginia 22902 800-223-4367 www.worldstrides.com/onstage Booth 7099

The Starlite Theatre 3115 W. Hwy 76 Branson Missouri 65616 417-335-6350 www.starlitetheatre.com

Unique Travels & Tours, Inc PO Box 516 Hooks Texas 75561 903-280-7161 www.uniquetravels.com Booth 7118

Warburton Music Products 2764 US 1 Mims Florida 32754 407-366-1991 warburton-usa.com Booth 2114

Yamaha Corporation of America 6600 Orange Thorpe Ave Buena Park California 90620 714-522-9059 www.usa.yamaha.com Booth 2096

The Track Family Fun Parks 3388 Green Mountain Dr. Branson Missouri 65616 417-334-1612 www.bransontracks.com Booth 3131

United States Air Force Band of The West 1860 Carswell Ave Ste 1 Lackland AFB Texas 78236 210-925-8685 www.bandofthewest.af.mil Booth 4087

Wenger Corporation 555 Park Drive Owatonna Minnesota 55060 507-774-8738 www.wengercorp.com Booth 1115

Youth Education in the Arts 601 W. Hamilton St. Allentown Pennsylvania 18101 610-821-0345 www.yea.org Booth 2099

The Tuba Exchange 2411 S.ALSTON AVE Durham North Carolina 27713 919-493-5196 www.tubaexchange.com Booth 6115

United States Army Field Band Jazz Ambassadors 4214 Field Band Dr Ste 5330 Fort Meade Maryland 20755 301-677-5331 www.armyfieldband.com Booth 3101

William Harris Lee and Co. 410 S. Michigan Ave, Ste 560 Chicago Illinois 60605 312-786-0459 www.whlee.com Booth 9077

Zildjian 22 Longwater Dr Norwell Massachusetts 02061 781-607-2472 www.zildjian.com Booth 9050

Titanic Museum Attraction 714 Hwy 248 Ste 520 Branson Missouri 65616 417-231-2237 www.TitanicAttraction.com Booth 3137

Universal Orlando Resort 1000 Universal Studios Plaza B110 Orlando Florida 32819 407-224-6082 www.universalorlandoyouth.com

Williamson Music 1st 701 East Plano Pkwy #414 Plano Texas 75098 972-633-8203 www.wm1st.com Booth 6104

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Exhibitors/Sustaining Members Listed by Category Attraction Branson Craft Mall & Pickin Porch Deli .............................................. 3139 Cafe Venture/Fuddruckers ............ 7115 Chicago Symphony Orchestra....... 3114 Dallas Symphony Orchestra Dave & Buster’s Rivercenter Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede ..... 3136 Graceland Attractions ................... 4130 Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament ................................ 1106 Santikos.......................................... 4083 Sight & Sound Theatres ................ 5086 Six Flags Fiesta Texas ..................... 5125 The Baldknobbers The Starlite Theatre The Track Family Fun Parks ........... 3131 Titanic Museum Attraction ........... 3137 Universal Orlando Resort

Summit Tour and Travel ................ 2125 Super Holiday Tours Superior Travel and Tour............... 6111 TMF Tours and Travel .................... 6064 Tour-Rific of Texas ......................... 6048 Troubadour Consultants, LLC ....... 1089 Unique Travels & Tours, Inc ........... 7118 US Integrity Touring Co ................ 3105 World View Travel ......................... 8077 WorldStrides .................................. 7099 Fundraiser A4A Charters, LLC.......................... 7105 Abbott-Ipco/The Poinsettia People ......................................... 8087 Al’s Gourmet Nuts ......................... 6066 Candles & Moore ........................... 1104 Cash Cow Fundraising, LLC ........... 5128 Cherrydale Farms Fundraising LLC .... 7120 Cicis PIzza Custom Fundraising Solutions ...... 6084 Deanan Gourmet Popcorn ............ 1082 Educational Products, Inc.............. 7102 ESF Fundraising of Texas ............... 2133 Fundraising Alliance LLC ............... 8098 Fundraising with Simply Sheets.... 3122 Indian River Bee Company............ 2107 Java Joes Fundraising .................... 5117 Kolodziej’s/Encore ......................... 3113 Mark Klingaman Fundraising ....... 1087 Ozark Delight Candy ..................... 3098 Scents of Soy Fundraising ............. 4129 Schermer Pecan Company ............ 2121 See’s Candies USA Fundraisers............................. 7098 World’s Finest Chocolate Inc ......... 4117

Band Accessories / Flags / Carts / Frames American Band Accessories .......... 1062 Band Caddy Shop .......................... 9113 Corps Design, LLC .......................... 6114 Custom Flags.................................. 1100 Dan Ryder Field Drills .................... 1061 Director’s Showcase Int. ................ 7074 Jarvis Industries Inc........................ 7083 Marching Step Guide .................... 5067 McCormick’s ................................... 6070 StageRight Corporation ................ 1121 Texas Motion Sports ...................... 3099 The Poly Band Stand By:EM-BEE Ideas ............................................ 7087 Tote Unlimited............................... 3054 Health and Fitness Uniform & Drum Carts (Tough Carts) ........................................... 7121 Unique 4 U LLC/ DBA Rockin Feet ... 6128 Winter Guard Tarps ....................... 8111 Hotel/Convention & Visitors Bling (Bags, Beauty Care, Home Bureau Decor, Jewelry) Arlington CVB................................ 4115 Celebrate Something Special........ 7085 Best Western Lake Buena Vista Hotel Majeza Jewelry Cleaner ................ 5114 Best Western Stovalls Hotels of Anaheim ...................................... 6083 Branson CVB Casual Apparel (Embroidery, Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Patches, Screen-printing, T-Shirts) Artistically Yours by Kim Hebert... 4132 Champions World Resort .............. 2116 Dynamic Designs ........................... 6077 Country Inn & Suites Orlando Universal Gandy Ink Screen Printing & Dallas CVB ...................................... 8088 Embroidery.................................. 4116 Embassy Suites DFW South ........... 3128 MarchingApparel.com .................. 8084 Galveston Island CVB .................... 7125 PepWear ........................................ 3096 Greater Houston CVB .................... 9083 Rocksports...................................... 3121 Irving CVB ...................................... 8102 Southwest Emblem Company....... 3086 Port Royal Ocean Resort and Conference Center staySky Hotels & Resorts Festivals / Tours Academic Travel Services .............. 5078 All World Travel and Tours ........... 2111 Instrument Manufacturer Adventure Percussion ................... 3097 American Classic Tours & Music Festivals ....................................... 3065 Antigua Winds Inc ......................... 2074 Bates etc Travel.............................. 6116 Buffet Crampon USA..................... 4105 Bob Rogers Travel.......................... 1071 Conn-Selmer .................................. 3066 Branson on Stage Live................... 3069 Eastman ......................................... 5098 Edwards Instrument Company ..... 5085 Brightspark Events/Brightspark Travel........................................... 4139 Electrify Your Strings/Wood Violins ......................................... 3095 CCIS Travel ..................................... 4128 Director’s Choice Tour and Travel . 4098 ErgoSonic Percussion..................... 4138 Educational Travel Adventures..... 2085 Fox Products Corporation ............. 3130 Getzen Company Inc. .................... 5082 Festivals of Music/Music in the Parks ............................................ 5111 Gon Bops........................................ 6078 Fine Arts Travel .............................. 8093 Howard Core Company LLC .......... 1085 First Class Tours.............................. 9116 Innovative Percussion Inc .............. 3117 Four Seasons Tours ........................ 9059 JOHANNUS Organs of Texas ......... 9070 Jupiter/Mapex/Majestic/Hohner ... 3075 GACTO Global Alliance of Concert Tour Operators ........................... 1078 Marching USA, LLC ........................ 6129 Gateway Music Festivals & Tours .. 1116 Miraphone Instruments ................ 7103 Green Light Group Tours .............. 5139 OnBoard Research Corporation ... 4137 Peterson Electro Musical Maestro by Tumlare, Performance Products Inc. ............................... 6102 Tour Specialists ........................... 4113 Masterpiece Tours ......................... 2071 Pyle Percussion Stands .................. 9099 Music Celebrations International . 4111 Remo, Inc. ...................................... 5124 Music for All/Bands of America .... 2129 S. E. Shires Co................................. 4093 New Generation Events ................ 5123 SABIAN Ltd .................................... 6076 Perform International ................... 1110 Salyers Percussion .......................... 2115 Pride of Texas Music Festivals ....... 8075 St. Louis Music ............................... 1113 R&R Travel...................................... 5122 Steinway Piano Gallery ................. 1081 Schlitterbahn Waterparks ............. 4081 Tempest Musical Instruments ....... 2076 The Tuba Exchange ....................... 6113 Seasons Music Festivals/Winter Park Ski Music Festival ........................ 5088 Vic Firth Company ......................... 4107 See Pigeon Forge Receptive ......... 5129 Warburton Music Products ........... 2114 Sherlock Tours.com ....................... 2079 Wm S. Haynes Co........................... 5092 Southern Star Tour and Travel ...... 4079 Yamaha Corporation of America . 2092 Straight A Tours and Travel .......... 7086 Zildjian ........................................... 9048

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Military United States Air Force Band of The West ..................................... 4087 United States Army Field Band Jazz Ambassadors............................... 3101 US Army Music............................... 4123

School / University Auburn University Music Building 5136 Blinn College McKendree University Bands ........ 8079 University of Oklahoma Bands University of Our Lady of the Lake

Photography Jolesch Enterprises ........................ 1068 North American Theatrical Photographers ............................ 5103 Texas Group Photo ........................ 4136

Software Box5 Software Inc ......................... 9069 BugleBoyMusic.com ...................... 7114 Cal30 Music .................................... 6132 Charms Office Assistant ................ 5089 MakeMusic, Inc. ............................. 2068 MusicFirst ....................................... 2117 Orchestra Tutor, LLC ...................... 8048 Pyware Software - Pygraphics ...... 5055 RhythmBee, Inc.............................. 6046 Solo-Ensemble.com ....................... 4085 Sonic Scores, Inc............................. 2105 Sticks on Skins................................ 2131 U BETTER Sing! .............................. 2069

Professional Organization Association of Texas Small School Bands .............................TBA Registration Area BuyBoard ....................................... 6081 Legacy Lockers ............................... 2139 National Band Association Phi Beta Mu Texas Jazz Educators Association ............................ TBA Registration Area Texas Music Educators Association ............................ TBA Registration Area Texas Private School Music Educators Association....... TBA Registration Area The Midwest Clinic ........................ 5132 Youth Education in the Arts ......... 2099 Women Band Directors International .............................TBA Registration Area Publisher Band Brilliance Publishing ............ 6101 Berets Publications ........................ 9060 Braeden Ayres ............................... 2081 C.L. Barnhouse Co. Carl Fischer Music .......................... 3070 Choristers Guild ............................. 8043 Dennis E. Meyer Music .................. 7049 FJH Music Company Inc., The ....... 8081 GIA/Walton Music ......................... 8053 Grand Mesa Music Publishers ....... 8110 Hal Leonard Corporation .............. 8054 Heritage Music Press ..................... 8047 Kendor Music, Inc. LudwigMasters Publications ......... 9058 McGraw-Hill Education ................. 7092 Patti DeWitt, Inc ............................ 7129 Print Music Source ......................... 7047 QuaverMusic.com .......................... 9088 Tempo Press ................................... 9040 TRN Music Publisher, Inc Wingert-Jones Publications .......... 6052 Retail Alamo Music Center ...................... 2086 AMC Music, LLC ............................. 6065 Antonio Strad Violin ..................... 7084 Band Connection, The................... 6122 Band Shoppe ................................. 5112 Bocal Majority Double Reeds ....... 1077 Brook Mays/H&H Music................. 2077 Dallas Summer Musicals Ellis County Music Center Fishburn Violin Shop ..................... 7111 Houghton Horns............................ 8106 Infiniti Reeds.................................. 6110 It’s A Hoot!..................................... 4122 JW Pepper & Son (Pepper of Dallas Fort Worth) ................................. 6044 Lisle Violin Shop ............................ 1067 Lohff and Pfeiffer USA .................. 5131 Lone Star Percussion ..................... 3110 Luck’s Music Library....................... 8039 McKay Music Company Melhart Music Center ................... 5062 Music & Arts................................... 1105 Music In Motion ............................ 6097 Original West Company ................ 5138 Pender’s Music Company .............. 7059 RBC Music Co. ................................ 7031 Rhythm Band Instruments, LLC .... 3132 Sam Ash Music Corporation ......... 3140 Spirit Specialties ............................ 6103 Swicegood Music Co Tarpley Music Company, Inc.......... 7095 Tatum Music Company, Inc. Texas Beach Boutique ................... 9107 The Band Room William Harris Lee and Co. ........... 9075 Williamson Music 1st..................... 6106 Woodwind and Brasswind ............ 5120

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Technology Equipment / Audio / Recording Educational Enterprises Recording Company ..................................... 2120 PreSonus Audio ............................. 9074 Romeo Music ................................. 6094 Uniforms / Formal Apparel Al’s Formal Wear ........................... 1112 Blue Ribbon Styles Co ................... 4133 Brent’s Uniform Factory ................ 6124 Cousin’s Concert Attire ................. 3120 Dance Sophisticates....................... 7104 DeMoulin Brothers & Company ... 7060 Digital Performance Gear ............. 4120 Fred J. Miller Inc ............................ 7039 Fruhauf Uniforms Inc. ................... 7077 Ginger Snaps Apparel (part of Praise Hymn Fashions) .......................... 9065 Murphy Robes/Herff Jones ........... 3123 Southeastern Performance Apparel ....................................... 6120 Stanbury Uniforms Inc. ................. 3085 The Gift Solution ........................... 1120 Tuxedo Wholesaler........................ 3133 Up-Front Footwear Inc. ................. 4104 Other D’Addario & Company, Inc. .......... 3104 Earasers by Persona Medical......... 5133 Four Winds Tours and Travel ........ 2118 GL Custom Batons ......................... 9054 Harmonious Designs, LLC.............. 6080 LungTrainers.com .......................... 7100 Marching Show Concepts, Inc. ..... 4075 Mollard Conducting Batons.......... 3116 Music Filing Solutions ................... 7107 Otto Trading Inc ............................ 6130 Pacific Coachways Charter Services, Inc. Performer’s Academy .................... 2101 PSA/Visionsound ............................ 9106 ReedGeek, Inc. ............................... 2066 Repeat Performance ..................... 8124 Silverleaf Resorts ........................... 8107 SSR .................................................. 2087 SyncBand........................................ 6085 Tennessee Department of Tourist Development .............................. 4131 Veritas Instrument Rental Inc ....... 3078 Wenger Corporation ..................... 5081 World Class Coaches

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TODA Annual BBQ and Silent Auction Friday, July 22 U 6:30 pm at the Historic Sunset Station Bring your checkbook for fantastic Silent Auction items!

Sponsored by Lisle Violin Shop, American Classic Tours & Music Festivals, and Dallas Strings

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TODA’s “Official Unofficial“ Happy Hour Saturday, July 23 U 7:00 pm Crockett Hotel Bar, 320 Bonham Street Show your convention badge for half-priced drinks.

Directions to the Crockett Hotel from the Henry B Gonzalez Convention Center 1. Go west on E Market St toward S Alamo St 2. Turn right onto S Alamo St Sponsored by 3. Continue onto Alamo Plaza Fishburn Violin Shop 4. Turn right onto E Crockett St 5. Turn right to stay on E Crockett St 6. Take slight left on Bonham 7. Destination on right

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2016 Procedure For Selecting Convention Music The TODA Board of Directors chooses the music to be read at the annual convention. These selections are chosen at the annual meeting of the Board in early June. The Board restricts its choices to music that has been published during the prior year with the exception of special categories such as UIL music. Selections are chosen from music that is sent to TODA from various music publishing companies. The appeal to the TODA membership of newly published music may vary from year to year according to what is received from publishers. Suggestions from the general membership for selections fitting the new music requirement are always welcome and greatly appreciated.

2016 TODA Reading Session Publishers Alfred Music Barnhouse Belwin Educational Belwin Pops Carl Fischer FJH Grand Mesa Hal Leonard Highland/Etling Kalmus

Kendor Kjos Luck’s Music Library LudwigMasters MSB Print Music Source Reynard Burns Tempo Press TRN Wingert Jones

Visit booth #4121 to try the new Bellafina orchestral string instruments “The Strings Make it Sing” with educator-approved strings from D’Addario and Thomastik. Set up in the USA so every instrument is ready to play right out of the box.

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Friday, July 22, 7:30 pm Lila Cockrell Theatre

Special nce Performa featuring Eric Whitacre

In collaboration with TBA, the U.S. Air Force Band of the West concert will featuring Grammywinning composer and conductor Eric Whitacre. The 200-person TCDA Directors Chorus will also perform.

TODA Members Welcome!

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Photo credit: Marc Royce

Terri Elizabeth Neubert of Wichita, Kansas, ended her vibrant life of 55 years on April 8, 2016 following a brief illness. Terri was a beloved violinist (Austin Symphony and Austin Opera Orchestras), celtic fiddler (Flaming Celts â&#x20AC;&#x201C; family band), and a middle school orchestra director. Terri received a BA degree in music performance and business from Wichita State University.

She entered the program focused on piano but was inspired to pursue the violin, becoming a professional violinist and playing with the Wichita Symphony.

Intent on making the world a better place, Terri lived every moment of her short life to the fullest. Always smiling, she brightened everyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s day with her joyful presence, and one of her greatest delights was helping young players.

In addition to playing her violin (often accompanied by husband David on the guitar), Terri loved shopping, interior design, working in her garden, and cooking. Teri was Past President of the Texas Orchestra Directors Association (2001-02), and a member of the American String Teachers Association, Texas Music Educators Association, Music Educators National Conference and the American Federation of Musicians, Texas Music Adjudicators Association. Terri will be deeply missed by her devoted family, friends, many grateful students, and her large family of TODA orchestra directors.

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New Teacher Academy

High School Student Leadership Day

Thursday, July 21 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Saturday, July 23 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Sponsored by Band Shoppe, J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc., Mark of Excellence, National Wind Band Honors, Music in The Parks, MusicFirst

Presentations for new and young teachers. Curriculum includes Classroom Management and Discipline; Student Motivation; Communicating with your Administrator; Social Media Do’s and Don’ts, and much more!

8:30 am – 9:15 am Registration

Jeremy Spicer

9:30 am – 11:15 am Developing Student Leadership Skills Jeremy Spicer SASI, a student leadership consulting firm 11:15 am – 12 noon Zumba dance class with Francis Vu & Amy Lanford

Margaret Brown

12 noon - 1:15 pm Lunch and Visit the Exhibit Hall 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm TODA session featuring Margaret Brown and Dr. Michael Alexander

Brian Merrill Academy Coordinator Adjunct Assistant Professor of Music Education for the Meadows School of the Arts at SMU

Dr. Michael Alexander

2016 CPE Attendance Form

2016 CPE Attendance Form

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School District: __________________________

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Workshop Title New Teacher Academy Reading Session: Grades 2-­‐3 Reading Session: Grade 1 Reading Session: Grades 3-­‐4 Reading Session: Grades 4-­‐5 Reading Session: Full Orchestra Reading Session: Holiday/Pops Continued Technical Development with the High School String Player Don’t Wait Until December! Developing the Bow Arm from Day One Seek Them & Keep Them Programming and Repertoire Selection for High Level Young Orchestras Electrify Your Strings – “Rockin Strings!” – The world premiere of Mark Wood’s interactive NEW book Texas All-­‐State Violin Masterclass The First Ten Minutes Community Orchestras in Texas: Music Learning to Lifelong Music Making Mark Wood Compositions Creating Artistry in Middle School Orchestra Performances 20 Ways to Get Your Orchestra to Play in Tune Programming Outside the Bachs Talkin’ the Lingo to Your Full Orchestra Conducting & Rehearsal Techniques – The Top Ten Funny Fiddlin’ and MORE Building Your Full Orchestra Program Non-­‐Performance Lesson Plans “Myth Busters” – What the Judges REALLY Want to See at UIL Cello Intonation – A Physical Phenomenon Alternative Styles with EYS Artist Mentor: Haydn Vitera Conducting Nuances – Little Things Mean A Lot! From Rote to Note The Proper Way to Set Up a Bass How to Start a Harp Program Life Beyond D Major Electrify Your Strings Diversity in Music Harp 101 iRig Technology Integration Rhythm and Counting PML Reading Session Electric Instrument Clinic P.R.A.C.T.I.C.E. – An Acronym for a Holistic Approach to Practice The Nuts and Bolts of Group Travel – Tips for Preparing for Group Travel, Big and Small Old Becoming New: Little Known "Gems" of the String Orchestra Repertoire Cut Time – More Success, Less Stress "Where's All My Stuff?" Cloud-­‐Based 24/7 Asset Management Total Percussion Jam: Beginning Percussion Method with 9 Percussion Ensembles Productive Teaching with Expressive Techniques for Orchestra Cut Time – More Success, Less Stress Around the World with First and Second Year Strings Tips for Quick & Easy Instrument Repair -­‐ Brass Choral Music Now Available in Smartmusic!

Finale 2014: Tips and Tricks to Make Your Life Easier Tips for Quick & Easy Instrument Repair -­‐ Woodwinds Planning the Perfect Trip to Orlando!

Music First-­‐the World's Leading Cloud Based Music Education Portal SmartMusic for Jazz Studies Adding Video to Your Concert Performance Cut Time – More Success, Less Stress PracticeFirst and Sight Reading Factory -­‐ Perfect Tools for Ensemble Directors Prepare Your Orchestra for Contest with Expressive Sight-­‐Reading for Orchestra Handel’s Messiah -­‐ Sing-­‐In

Sharon Lutz, TODA Executive Director

Workshop No. -­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐ RS1 RS2 RS3 RS4 RS5 RS6 W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 W9 W10 W11 W12 W13 W14 W15 W16 W17 W18 W19 W20 W21 W22 W23 W24 W25 W26 W27 W28 W29 W30 W31 W32 W33 PS 1 PS 2 PS 3 PS 4 PS 5 PS 6 PS 7 PS 8 PS 9 PS 10 PS 11 PS 12 PS 13 PS 14 PS 15 PS 16 PS 17 PS 18 PS 19 PF

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Many Thanks to our 2016 Door Prize Donors!

Candles ’n Moore Crockett Hotel Grand Hyatt Gristmill Restaurant Holiday Inn Market Square La Quinta Inn & Suites Riverwalk Marriott Riverwalk/Rivercenter Menger Hotel PepWear Schermer Pecan Company Schlitterbahn Soundwaves Staybridge Suites Downtown TODA Certificates for 2016 Convention Fee

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Upcoming TODA Convention Dates: July 20-23, 2017 July 26-29, 2018 July 25-28, 2019 July 23-26, 2020

Acknowledgments On behalf of the TODA Board and its membership, we wish to express our sincere gratitude to all active and sustaining members of the Texas Orchestra Directors Association. Many of you have supported us for years, and this convention would not happen without your friendship, support and commitment. Your passion for high professional standards in our schools and community string programs ensures a legacy of strong music educators in our state. We sincerely thank you for your support of both our organization and the orchestral arts.

A Special Thanks to the TODA staff for their year-round support: Sharon Lutz, Executive Director; Hallie Boone, Membership Director; Beverly Schlegel, for assistance with this publication; and Jeanne Kuhn for bookkeeping services.

A Big Thanks to the TODA Board, for their many contributions to the success of this year’s convention, and their year-round commitment to TODA: Lamar Smith Christina Bires Sixto Elizondo, IV Jason Thibodeaux It’s been a privilege to serve with you.

Clinician Sponsors, thank you for your support of our fantastic convention headliners: Alfred Music – for sponsorship of Richard Meyer Hal Leonard - for sponsorship of Bob Gillespie French Woods – for sponsorship of Anthony Maiello GIA Publications – for sponsorship of Anthony Maiello Music for All – for sponsorship of Anthony Maiello Yamaha – for sponsorship of Anthony Maiello LudwigMasters – for sponsorship of Mark Wood Event and Activity Sponsors, thank you for your support of our events and activities: Alfred Music – for sponsorship of the Welcome Luau American Classic Tours – for sponsorship of our very popular annual BBQ Charms Office Assistant – for sponsoring our ever-expanding Guidebook App Dallas Strings – for sponsorship of our very popular annual BBQ Fishburn Violin Shop – for sponsorship of the TODA Happy Hour Lisle Violin Shop – for sponsorship of our very popular annual BBQ Music & Arts – for sponsorship of our essential backpacks Pride of Texas Music Festivals and World View Travel – for sponsorship of child care, enabling members to attend convention without worries!

TMF Tours and Travel – for sponsoring our ever-expanding Guidebook App Tempo Press – for sponsorship of our TODA Composition Contest

Instrument Sponsors, thank you for your support in providing instruments at convention. Where would we be without you? Thank you!

Antonio Strad Violin Shop – for providing instruments in Room 007 Williamson Music 1st – for providing the instruments for our reading sessions and workshops in Room 006 Yamaha – for providing percussion {nÊÊÊUÊÊÜÜÜ°Ì `>ÜiL° À}

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Acknowledgments (continued) Other Contributors, a Heartfelt and Personal Thanks from the TODA Board and its membership: All Presiders, Committee Members, and Volunteers, for your time, talent, and expertise in making this convention such a success. Thank you!!

All Clinicians and Conductors who expertly prepared our directors for the next school year through their workshops and presentations. We appreciate every one of you!

All Publishers who submitted and donated new releases and PDF files for reading sessions and door prizes Our Door Prize Donors, who generously provide fantastic prizes every year. Our directors love these prizes!

Margaret Brown and Dr. Michael Alexander, for their contributions to the afternoon session of High School Student Leadership Day Howard Williams and his crew Jay Klich, Mimi Wong, Oscar Vera, Sara Lopes, Michael Fahey, for their help in sorting reading sessions music Jay Lester for contacting the wind, brass and percussion players for the Full Orchestra RS. Sixto Elizondo, IV and Nathan Sharplin and the Reagan Orchestra for managing the equipment and preparing the facilities Gene Dowdy and the UTSA string music majors for help with preparing registration packets and all of the college students who helped throughout the convention.

Andrew Goins and his crew for projecting the scores for our members at all six of our reading sessions.

Amy and Gene Williams for entertaining us at the Welcome Luau with their awesome music Aaron Prado, for providing superb entertainment at the ODY Reception Partee DJ, for providing great music for our BBQ The Hospitality Committee, Sixto Elizondo, IV, Chair; Ashley Johnson, Danielle Prontka, Michael Graber, Jennifer McKeeman, Erik Cavazos, Nathan Sharplin, Brian Winter, Mallory Phillips, Colin Meinecke, Carlos Gonzales, Ismael Borrego TODA Past Presidents for your continued support of our association with your time, talent and labor

To our Silent Auction Donors AND Auction Participants! Your support of our Silent Auction provides the majority of the funding for the TODA Memorial Scholarships, awarded annually to deserving students.

Unfortunately, donors cannot be listed in this program due to early printing deadlines. Thank you!!

Our Sincere Appreciation to This Year’s Golf Tournament Sponsors: AMC Music American Classic Tours & Music Festivals Festivals of Music Hal Leonard Corporation Hurricane Harbor MS Choir Festival JW Pepper & Son, Inc. Music in the Parks MusicFest Texas Quaver Shawnee Press Texas Music Festivals Enterprises, Inc. TMEA U.S. Integrity Touring Wenger Corporation

Personal Thanks from the President: Richard Vandertulip, my husband of 33 years and best friend forever for your support of my music career and my TODA Board duties. Thank you for carrying, driving, loading and unloading all of the TODA stuff! I will forever love you and I am indebted to you.

Richard Jr. and Beau Vandertulip, my loving sons, musicians and supporters of your mother. You are the apple of my eye!

Elizabeth Kinzer, my mother, without you I wouldn’t have kept playing the violin. All my love.

Glenn Kinzer, my father, for your support of my music all these years. All my love.

David, Karen and Bruce Kinzer, my siblings, for putting up with my violin practice when I was little and didn’t play very well. All my love. (Look down on me, Bruce!)

Paula Knight, my best friend and pianist, for all the music we have made together. Thank you for your long time support of the Past Presidents Reception. May the door never close between our offices.

Kay Vanlandingham, my best friend and colleague for her open ear and sharp mind and always willing to listen to me.

The Round Rock High School Orchestra Booster Club in helping with the 2015 TODA Silent Auction.

To my dear friends and colleagues who have given your time and talents to make this convention a success.

To my Administration, Round Rock Principal Natalie Nichols, Associate Principal Jayson Jernt, Fine Arts Director Lisa Roebuck, Retired Fine Arts Director Jim Van Zandt and Superintendent Dr. Steve Flores, for your support.