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Michigan State University Conducting Symposium

June 8-12, 2008

Workshop Overview

Each conducting participant will conduct daily, receiving significant individual instruction time. In addition, participants and observers will be engaged in sessions covering score study, chamber music and its role in music education, conducting outside the realm of the wind band, and basic movement fundamentals. Participants will have ample opportunities to ask questions and voice their musical opinions in the panel discussion with the conductors and daily wrap-up sessions. The workshop will begin at 5:30 pm on Sunday, June 8, and conclude at 12:00 pm on Thursday, June 12. A more detailed schedule will be posted during registration.


Enrollment Information

You may enroll as either a conducting participant or an observer. There are a limited number of positions available for conducting participants, and this will be handled on a first come, first served basis, with preference given to those with an undergraduate degree and teaching experience. The enrollment fee for conducting participants is $600, and the enrollment fee for observers is $250.

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Repertoire

1. Dvoƙák – Serenade in D minor, Op. 44 (Kalmus edition, edited by Šourek)
2. Beethoven – Rondino, WoO 25 (Schott edition)
3. Mozart– Don Giovanni, KV 527 - Volume I (Musica Rara edition, arr. Josef Triebensee)
Scores are available from Shattinger Music: (800) 444-2408
www.shattingermusic.com  

Featured Conductors


 Kevin Sedatole  
 Director of Bands, Professor of Music, Conducting Area Chair
 Michigan State University


 


 Mallory Thompson
 Professor, Conducting and Ensembles
 Director of Bands
 Northwestern University

 

 John Madden
 Associate Professor of Music, Associate Director of Bands
 Michigan State University








Accommodations

There is a variety of affordable housing available both on and off campus. More details regarding accommodations will be provided upon registration.

Contact
Doug Henderson at hende247@msu.edu