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TMEA Clinic Previews for Band 2018 – Ideas You Can Use TODAY!

10 Feb

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The Texas Music Educators Association Convention 2018 is coming up soon.  If you’re attending, these articles give you a real sense of what the clinicians will be covering.  If you’re not able to make it, every one of these articles has a practical tip you can apply in your band hall today.  We hope these help you choose the clinics that are the best fit for you and give you some new ideas you can use in your room. (Check your Convention program for any last minute room changes!)

2018 Habits of a Successful Band Director – Thur. 10:00 am CC225
Scott Rush – South Carolina

2018 Beginning 4 Mallets for the Non-Percussion Director -Thur. 11:30 am, CC 225
Rick Astorga – Taft HS

2018 Success For All: Making a Band Work for Every Student -Thur. 6:30 pm, Stars at Night Ballroom 2-4
Bryn Roberts – Reedy HS

2018 Make Your Mark: Steps Towards Efficient Score Study – Sat. 8:00 am, CC2017
Brett Richardson – University of the Incarnate Word

2018 Idle Hands are the Devil’s Workshop (in the Percussion Section) – Sat. 11:00 am, CC214 AB
Frank Chapple – Keller HS

PAST TMEA Clinic Previews For Band 2017

The Texas Music Educators Association Convention 2017 is coming up soon.  If you’re attending, these articles give you a real sense of what the clinicians will be covering.  If you’re not able to make it, every one of these articles has a practical tip you can apply in your band hall today.  We hope these help you choose the clinics that are the best fit for you and give you some new ideas you can use in your room.

Thursday

2017 If I Knew Then What I Know Now – Thur. 11:30, Stars at Night Ballroom 1-2
Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser – Ball State University

2017 Explore, Expand and Energize the Flute Section! – Thur. 11:30, CC 221
Mary Karen Clardy – University of North Texas

2017 The Non-Bassoonist’s Guide to Equipment – Thur. 1:00, CC 225
Dr. Nathan Koch – Sam Houston State University

2017 Banish the B-52s: Precise Intonation in Your Tuba Section – Thur. 2:30 CC 225
Dr. Jeremy Lewis – West Texas A&M University

Friday

2017 Small Band Programs: Strategies for Success – Fri. 10:00 CC 225
Dr. David Robinson, McMurry Univ. and Dr. Brandon Robinson, Wake Forest Univ.

2017 Beginning Band Basics to Energize and Motivate Your Students – Fri. 4:00 Stars at Night Ballroom 4.
Richard Canter, Walnut Hills HS & Patrick Sheridan, Tuba Soloist

Saturday

2017 It Takes a Village: Creative Classroom Management Solutions – Sat. 9:30, CC 225
Andie Troutman, Jennifer Rodgers & Lauren Ambeau – Brookside ISD

This is just a handful of the clinics that will be offered in San Antonio.  We invited people to write an article based totally on how easy it was to find their emails (we’re not very good at stalking people) and based on the needs of content for this site.  Just because a clinic is not mentioned does not mean anything negative about that clinic!  If you are giving a clinic and were not contacted, feel free to contact us about doing a guest post sometime in the spring or summer.

Thanks to all the clinicians that took time to contribute to the TMEA Clinic Previews 2017!

PAST TMEA Clinic Previews For Band 2016

Thursday

2016 Promoting Musical Independence in Ensemble Teaching
Dr. Steven M. Demorest from Northwestern University

2016 Teaching Rhythm Logically
Darcy Potter Williams from Stiles Middle School in Leander ISD

2016 Bring on the Beautiful Bassoon (Eb Quick Tip)
Rod Ackmann from the University of Oklahoma

2016  It’s a Tuba Thing
Dr. Scott Roeder from The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Friday

2016  Habits of a Successful Middle School Band Director
Jeff Scott from Cario Middle School in South Carolina.

2016  Color in the Bandroom
Dr. Alice Hamell from James Madison University in Virginia

2016 Developing a Jazz Program: Strategies and Solutions
Mark DeHertogh from Paschal High School in Fort Worth, TX

Saturday

2016  Vive la Difference: The Uniqueness of the Horn
Jeffrey Powers from Baylor University

2016 Demystifying Double Reeds
Celeste Johnson & Dr. Kelly Hancock from Oklahoma State University

2016 Start Your Beginner Flutes the Right Way
Dr. Shauna Thompson from Texas Christian University

2016 A Systematic Approach to Improving Trumpet Tone Quality
Dr. Jason Crafton from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

This is just a handful of the clinics that will be offered in San Antonio.  We invited people to write an article based totally on how easy it was to find their emails (we’re not very good at stalking people) and based on the needs of content for this site.  Just because a clinic is not mentioned does not mean anything negative about that clinic!  If you are giving a clinic and were not contacted, feel free to contact us about doing a guest post sometime in the spring or summer.

Thanks to all the clinicians that took time to contribute to the TMEA Clinic Previews 2016!

Related Posts:
Rhythm Envelope Game – Teaching Beginning Band with Games
Should You Be Practicing – Graphic (Free Image Download)
The Band Puzzle (Motivate Your Band)

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