I'm excited to announce that three of my compositions will be performed at the 2012 Midwest Clinic, a prestigious international conference for music educators held every December in Chicago! Groups that perform here are considered among the best programs in the country and getting selected to perform is a pretty big deal. I've had one or two performances in years past, but three is almost unheard of. I'm super-excited.
If you're going to be at the clinic, please check out one (or all) of these performances:
Wednesday, December 19, 10:30am at Ballroom W190
The Edmond North High School Symphony Orchestra of Edmond, OK
performs Harrowland.
Wednesday, December 19, 4:00pm at ballroom W190
The Sinfonia Orchestra of Orange City, FL
performs Maharaja.
Friday, December 21, 9:00am at ballroom W190
The Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Chamber Orchestra of Jacksonville, FL
performs Samba Del Sol.
My pieces are right in the middle of each program, but these shows are always great and you'll enjoy the whole thing. Congratulations to the performers and directors for making it to Midwest and thank you for programming my music!
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Midwest Clinic
The annual Midwest Clinic is only a few weeks away and, sadly, I won't be able to make it to Chicago this year. Midwest is a huge event - a giant convention for music educators around the country to learn from each other in seminars, find out about the latest products, and hear the best of the best school-level, college, and professional bands, orchestras, and ensembles.
This year, if you go, be sure to wake up bright and early on Wednesday, December 16 and head to the Skyline Ballroom at 8:30am to hear the J. Frank Dobie High School Chamber Orchestra of Houston, Texas. They're going to play Quicksilver and I'm sure they'll do a spectacular job.
I found a performance from the Midwest Clinic on YouTube to share - the Hershey Symphony Festival Strings playing Zydeco Two-Step at the 2006 convention. The intonation is perfect, but the tempo is way too fast. Still, it's an honor to have my music selected for such a prestigious event. Just one more thing to be thankful for this holiday weekend!
This year, if you go, be sure to wake up bright and early on Wednesday, December 16 and head to the Skyline Ballroom at 8:30am to hear the J. Frank Dobie High School Chamber Orchestra of Houston, Texas. They're going to play Quicksilver and I'm sure they'll do a spectacular job.
I found a performance from the Midwest Clinic on YouTube to share - the Hershey Symphony Festival Strings playing Zydeco Two-Step at the 2006 convention. The intonation is perfect, but the tempo is way too fast. Still, it's an honor to have my music selected for such a prestigious event. Just one more thing to be thankful for this holiday weekend!
Labels:
Chicago,
classical music,
Midwest Clinic,
Quicksilver,
Zydeco Two-Step
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