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KMEA NOTEable News - Volume 5, Issue 12, May 2019
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Summer Arts Programs for Youth
Help your students to continue their artistic growth through summer enrichment programs.  This is a list of opportunities you can share with parents and students.

The Carson Center Broadway Workshop (Paducah)
Ages 6–18 • Various weeks in June 2019

Chamber Music Camp (Campbellsville University)
Rising 8th graders–outgoing seniors • June 3–6, 2019

Central Music Academy Chamber Strings Camp (Lexington)
Free for students eligible for free/reduced lunch
Ages 10–18 • June 17–21, 2019


Foster Music Camp (Eastern Kentucky University)
For High School Vocal Students and Middle and High School Instrumental Students • Various dates in June 2019

Jenny Wiley Theatre Summer Camps
All Grade Levels • Various dates in June and July 2019

Summer Choral Conservatory (KYACDA)
For students considering a career in choral music education
Current grades 10–12 • July 12–14, 2019

Lexington Art Kids Camp (Lexington Parks)
Ages 7–12 • Various dates in July 2019


Summer Arts Academy (Morehead State University)
Music • Theatre • Art and Design
For High School Students • June 9–15, 2019

Creative Arts Workshops (Murray State University)
Vocal Arts Camp (Murray State)
Entering Grades 9–12 • June 9–15, 2019

NKU Summer Camps (Northern Kentucky University)
Strings, Dance, Music Theatre
Entering Grades 4–9 • Various dates in June 2019

Paducah Symphony Summer Camp
Entering Grades 4–12 • June 17–21, 2019

River Park Summer Camp (Owensboro)
Entering Grades 1–8 • June 24–28, 2019

SKyPAC Summer Art Camps (Bowling Green)
Entering Grades 1–12 • June 17–22, 2019

Summer Musical Theatre Voice Intensive (University of Kentucky)
For High School Students • June 10–14, 2019

Summer String Institute (Western Kentucky University)
Beginner Suzuki students to Advanced players • July 22–26, 2019
November 7–10, 2019
Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center
Orlando, Florida


Applications due May 3  •  More Info
 
Do you have a student who was accepted into the 2019 Kentucky All-State Band, Choir, Jazz Band, or Orchestra? If so, your student is eligible to apply for the 2019 NAfME All-National Honor Ensembles. The NAfME All-National Honor Ensembles represent the top performing high school musicians in each state across the country.
Summer Training Opportunities

Modern Band Workshop
June 8–9, 2019  |  UK College of Fine Arts  |  More

Orff Schulwerk Teacher Training: Levels I, II
June 17–28, 2019  |  University of Kentucky  |  More


The Kodály Institute of Kentucky: Levels I–II
June 24–July 5, 2019  |  Christ the King School in Lexington  |  More

Dalcroze Institute
July 8–19, 2019  |  University of Kentucky  |  More
2018 Conference Photo Gallery
Photos from the KMEA In-Service Conference 2019 are available to purchase through our online gallery store. There are galleries for both 2019 Performing Groups and All-State Ensembles. Proceeds from your purchase will benefit the Jim and Carolyn Fern Music Education Scholarship Fund. This scholarship annually provides an award to a a college/university music education major, chosen from among applicants.
2019 Conference Handouts

Conference Handouts from a number of sessions are available for download on the KMEA Website. 
Assessment Repertoire
This year band choir and orchestra directors submitted selection and classification information online. The primary purpose is that assessment managers can retrieve that information as needed, and not have to type it themselves into a document. 

A secondary use is that it is possible for the membership to see the resulting spreadsheet, and sort it by school, classification, title, or composer. We have not previously had the capacity to see what selections other groups across the state are presenting for assessment.

These sheets are linked from the KMEA assessment page within the subsections for Band, Choir, and Orchestra. Look for "Selection and Classification Responses."

NAfME offers a wealth of information, advocacy resources, articles and discussions through its website. Here are some of the latest from our national organization.
 
Collegiates, Clean Up Your Social Media
By Paul K. Fox (via NAfME)
Have you ever gone on the Internet and searched for your name? Have you assessed what your image (and “personal brand”) say about you on all the social media platforms?  According to a McAfee family safety blog, in anticipation of future employers researching you and everything with your name on it, you should make a concerted effort to “launder” your online presence.  More

Jazz is the Aspirational Sound of Our Democracy
An Interview with Todd Stoll and and Camille Thurman (via NAfME)
This year the 2019 All-National Honor Ensemble (ANHE) Jazz Ensemble will perform alongside five other All-National Honor Ensembles in Orlando, Florida. Todd Stoll of Jazz at Lincoln Center will again lead the Jazz Ensemble. Camille Thurman will be a guest soloist. Below, Stoll and Thurman share thoughts on effective practice, the power of music education, and what excites them about the upcoming ANHE Jazz Ensemble. More

The Patriotic Guitarist

By Thomas Amoriello, Jr. (via NAfME)

Guitarist Master Sergeant Alan Prather of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, joined “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band in July 1999. Master Sgt. Prather began his musical training on the guitar at age 8. After graduating in 1986 from Cuyahoga Falls High School, he attended the University of Akron (UA) in Ohio where he earned a bachelor’s degree in music education in 1991. In 2012, he earned his master’s degree in music education from Kent State University in Kent, Ohio. His instructors included Dean Newton and Robert Fraser of UA.  More


Check out the winter 2019 issue of the Bluegrass Music News. This and back issues from fall 2013 are now available online for your convenience. Now exclusively in digital format, the periodical contains useful hyperlinks, and is searchable.  More
NOTEable Dates:
Friday, June 7, 2019 • Conference Performance Applications Due
Saturday, June 15, 2019 • Summer Board of Directors Meeting
Saturday, October 19, 2019 • Marching Band Regional Quarterfinals
Saturday, October 26, 2019 • State Marching Band Championships
February 5–8, 2020 • KMEA Professional Development Conference
NOTEable Links:
Bluegrass Music News Online
KMEA Membership Renewal
KMEA School Registration
2019 Conference Photo Order
Conference CD and DVD Order
2018 State Marching Band Championships Photo Order
2018 State Marching Band Championships DVD Order
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