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Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
June 28 - July 1, 2009Carthage College • Kenosha, WI
June 28 - July 1, 2009
and
Presented by
C O L L E G E
Workshop site: Carthage College, Kenosha, WI north of Chicago on the Wisconsin/Illinois border
• Inspiring Repertoire• Insightful Seminars
• Friendly Company
All on the shores of Lake Michigan! Carthage College • Kenosha, WI
Hal leonaRD pReSentS
Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
Hal leonaRD pReSentS
Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
For information and registration materials visit
www.halleonard.com/choralor call 1-800-322-1127, ext. 6326
• Inspiring Repertoire • Insightful Seminars• Friendly Company
Here’s what our participants said about the 2008 Conductor’s Craft:
HilaryapfelstadtACDA Past PresidentProfessor and Director of Choral Activities, Ohio State University
peter DenneeDirector of Choral Activities, Carthage College
Rollo DilworthComposer Director of Choral Programs, North Park University, Chicago, IL
James B.Kinchen, Jr.Director of Choral Activities, University of Wisconsin - Parkside President, WCDA
Doreen RaoDirector of Choral Programs, University of TorontoAuthor and Editor, Boosey & Hawkes
Jerry RubinoFounder and Artistic Director, Voices 360, Series Editor: Hal Leonard Corporation and Oxford University Press
Study with these leading choral personalities:
ericWhitacreComposer
and SpeCIAL GueSt
Hal leonaRD pReSentS
and
Presented by
C O L L E G E
all participants
receive over 100
choral octavos!
What a wealth of literature!•
It was truly inspiring to learn from •all of these wonderful conductors in such a relaxed environment.
I left with renewed energy and •excitement to truly start stepping out of my comfort zone.
A fabulous, rich experience which •reinforced and validated my musical vocation.
Every session was very worthwhile •and interesting!
90005845
Workshops Hilary apfelstadt
• The Well-Made Rehearsal: planning for effective teaching
• Ladies Before Gentlemen: Teaching the Vocal Majority
• Leading from the Podium: Gestural presence
peter Dennee• Planning Concert Programs• Process-Oriented Learning
in the Choral Classroom
Rollo Dilworth• Interpreting the Choral Art Song• Rehearsal Techniques
James B. Kinchen, Jr.• Hey, What’s the Big Idea? –
Why text and other Stuff Matters in Interpretation
• “Pro bono” Picks – literature Choices that Serve a Greater Good
Doreen Rao• Artistry for All: A Vision
for Choral Music Education
Jerry Rubino• Core Values:
the Basis for our Work!• Rehearsal Techniques
eric Whitacre• “A Couple of Hours with
Eric Whitacre” – Discover his music through choral reading and Q & a
Schedule, topics and clinicians subject to change without notice.
The Conductor’s Craft seminar is designed for high school, community and college choral directors (or those who aspire to be) and college undergraduate and grad-uate music majors. Each workshop will explore a variety of choral topics in depth and provide each participant with over 100 new and classic choral octavos from multiple publishers in SATB, SSA and TTBB voicings.
transportationCarthage College is just off I-94 north of Chicago and the campus offers free parking for workshop participants.
Air travel is easy and affordable into Milwaukee (MKE) or Chicago O’Hare (ORD).
Train service is available via Amtrak (Sturtevant) and Metra (Kenosha).
Please contact us for assistance regarding trans-portation to the campus from the airport or train station. Detailed transportation information can be found on the workshop website.
College CreditProfessional development certificates documenting your hours of participation in workshops, clinics and reading sessions are available to all partici-pants. Two hours of graduate or undergraduate credit are available through the Carthage College School of Professional Studies for an additional fee. See the workshop website for credit details.
Registration Fee Your registration fee includes the welcome re-ception, your participation in all in all workshop sessions, and choral packets. Upon receipt of your registration fee you will receive confirmation and additional seminar information. Student discounts (with proof of enrollment) and individual per day registration are also available.
Full Workshop $150.00 Student Registration $50.00Individual Per Day Registration $75.00
Housing And Meals3 nights on-campus accommodation (check-in on June 28 and check-out on July 1)Double Room $140.00 per personSingle Room $230.00 per personOn-campus Meals (9 meals) $100.00
Music StoreJ. W. Pepper will set up an on-site store for your shopping convenience.
Name:
Home address:
City: State: Zip:
Home phone: Cell:
E-mail address:
School/Organization:
City: State: Zip:
RegistrationFull Workshop ($150.00) ______Full Workshop - Student ($50.00) ______Single Day ($75.00) ______ list day _________________Single Room Housing ($230.00) ______Double Room Housing ($140.00) ______On-campus Meals ($100.00) ______
totAL AMount Due: $
enclosed is a check or money order payable to Hal Leonard Corporation for: $_________________
Bill my credit card: VISA Master Card
Discover Card American Express
*The authorization code is a printed 3-digit code on the signature line on the back of the card, following the last four digits of the credit card number. For American Express cards, the authorization code is a printed 4-digit code on the face of the card.
eric WhitacreAn accomplished composer, con-ductor and lecturer, Eric Whitacre has quickly become one of the most popular and performed composers of his generation. The Los Angeles Times has praised his compositions as “works of unearthly beauty and imagination, (with) electric, chilling harmonies”; while the BBC raves that “what hits you straight between the eyes is the honesty, optimism and sheer belief that passes any pretension. This is music that can actually make you smile.”
Many of Whitacre’s works have en-tered the standard choral and sym-phonic repertories and have be-come the subject of several recent scholarly works and doctoral dis-sertations. His works Water Night, Cloudburst, Sleep, Lux Aurumque and A Boy and a Girl are among the most popular choral works of the last decade, and his Ghost Train, Godzilla Eats Las Vegas, and Octo-ber have achieved equal success in the symphonic wind community.
Mr. Whitacre lives in Los Angeles with his wife, celebrated soprano Hila Plitmann, and their son.
ScheduleThe seminar begins with registra-tion from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Sunday, June 28 and concludes at 12:00 PM Wednesday, July 1.Typical Daily Schedule*:7:00-8:00 AM Breakfast8:30-10:00 AM Workshop Session10:15-11:45 AM Workshop Session11:45-12:45 PM Lunch1:00-2:30 PM Workshop Session2:45-4:15 PM Workshop Session4:30-5:30 PM Mini-Session (Mon.)5:30-6:45 PM Group Dinner7:00-8:30 PM Workshop
Session (Mon.) Hymn Festival (Tues.)
* detailed schedule online – subject to change
Account Number:
Expiration Date:
Credit Card Authorization Code* (REQUIRED):
Cardholder’s Signature:
Registration Form
accommodationsFor participants choosing the housing and meals option, you will stay in modern, air-conditioned, lakeside apartment-style residence halls. Each apartment features a private sleeping room and shared bath in a suite arrangement with a common dorm lounge area. Single rooms are also avail-able. For those who prefer, there are sev-eral moderately-priced nearby hotels. See the workshop website for more details.
ReFunD poLICYBeforeMay1:90%refund•May1-June15:50%refund•AfterJune15:Norefund
Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
Fifteen engaging Workshops
presented by outstanding
Choral CliniciansonlinePlease visit www.halleonard.com/choral and click on “The Conductor’s Craft” icon
By phonePlease call toll free 1-800-322-1127, ext. 6326 (payment by credit card only).
By FaxPlease fax your completed form (payment by credit card only).(414) 774-3259
By MailPlease mail this completed form with payment to:the Conductor’s CraftHal Leonard Corporationp.o. Box 13819Milwaukee, WI 53213
Special Guest CONDUCTOR’STHE
CRAFT
4 easy Ways to Register!
Hal leonaRD pReSentS
Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
CONDUCTOR’STHE
CRaFt
neW!HYMn
FeStIvALtuesday, June 30th
7:00-8:30 pMCarthage Chapel
(included in registration)
Questions?Visit www.halleonard.com/choral, email [email protected],
or call 1-800-322-1127 x 6326.
Workshops Hilary apfelstadt
• The Well-Made Rehearsal: planning for effective teaching
• Ladies Before Gentlemen: Teaching the Vocal Majority
• Leading from the Podium: Gestural presence
peter Dennee• Planning Concert Programs• Process-Oriented Learning
in the Choral Classroom
Rollo Dilworth• Interpreting the Choral Art Song• Rehearsal Techniques
James B. Kinchen, Jr.• Hey, What’s the Big Idea? –
Why text and other Stuff Matters in Interpretation
• “Pro bono” Picks – literature Choices that Serve a Greater Good
Doreen Rao• Artistry for All: A Vision
for Choral Music Education
Jerry Rubino• Core Values:
the Basis for our Work!• Rehearsal Techniques
eric Whitacre• “A Couple of Hours with
Eric Whitacre” – Discover his music through choral reading and Q & a
Schedule, topics and clinicians subject to change without notice.
The Conductor’s Craft seminar is designed for high school, community and college choral directors (or those who aspire to be) and college undergraduate and grad-uate music majors. Each workshop will explore a variety of choral topics in depth and provide each participant with over 100 new and classic choral octavos from multiple publishers in SATB, SSA and TTBB voicings.
transportationCarthage College is just off I-94 north of Chicago and the campus offers free parking for workshop participants.
Air travel is easy and affordable into Milwaukee (MKE) or Chicago O’Hare (ORD).
Train service is available via Amtrak (Sturtevant) and Metra (Kenosha).
Please contact us for assistance regarding trans-portation to the campus from the airport or train station. Detailed transportation information can be found on the workshop website.
College CreditProfessional development certificates documenting your hours of participation in workshops, clinics and reading sessions are available to all partici-pants. Two hours of graduate or undergraduate credit are available through the Carthage College School of Professional Studies for an additional fee. See the workshop website for credit details.
Registration Fee Your registration fee includes the welcome re-ception, your participation in all in all workshop sessions, and choral packets. Upon receipt of your registration fee you will receive confirmation and additional seminar information. Student discounts (with proof of enrollment) and individual per day registration are also available.
Full Workshop $150.00 Student Registration $50.00Individual Per Day Registration $75.00
Housing And Meals3 nights on-campus accommodation (check-in on June 28 and check-out on July 1)Double Room $140.00 per personSingle Room $230.00 per personOn-campus Meals (9 meals) $100.00
Music StoreJ. W. Pepper will set up an on-site store for your shopping convenience.
Name:
Home address:
City: State: Zip:
Home phone: Cell:
E-mail address:
School/Organization:
City: State: Zip:
RegistrationFull Workshop ($150.00) ______Full Workshop - Student ($50.00) ______Single Day ($75.00) ______ list day _________________Single Room Housing ($230.00) ______Double Room Housing ($140.00) ______On-campus Meals ($100.00) ______
totAL AMount Due: $
enclosed is a check or money order payable to Hal Leonard Corporation for: $_________________
Bill my credit card: VISA Master Card
Discover Card American Express
*The authorization code is a printed 3-digit code on the signature line on the back of the card, following the last four digits of the credit card number. For American Express cards, the authorization code is a printed 4-digit code on the face of the card.
eric WhitacreAn accomplished composer, con-ductor and lecturer, Eric Whitacre has quickly become one of the most popular and performed composers of his generation. The Los Angeles Times has praised his compositions as “works of unearthly beauty and imagination, (with) electric, chilling harmonies”; while the BBC raves that “what hits you straight between the eyes is the honesty, optimism and sheer belief that passes any pretension. This is music that can actually make you smile.”
Many of Whitacre’s works have en-tered the standard choral and sym-phonic repertories and have be-come the subject of several recent scholarly works and doctoral dis-sertations. His works Water Night, Cloudburst, Sleep, Lux Aurumque and A Boy and a Girl are among the most popular choral works of the last decade, and his Ghost Train, Godzilla Eats Las Vegas, and Octo-ber have achieved equal success in the symphonic wind community.
Mr. Whitacre lives in Los Angeles with his wife, celebrated soprano Hila Plitmann, and their son.
ScheduleThe seminar begins with registra-tion from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Sunday, June 28 and concludes at 12:00 PM Wednesday, July 1.Typical Daily Schedule*:7:00-8:00 AM Breakfast8:30-10:00 AM Workshop Session10:15-11:45 AM Workshop Session11:45-12:45 PM Lunch1:00-2:30 PM Workshop Session2:45-4:15 PM Workshop Session4:30-5:30 PM Mini-Session (Mon.)5:30-6:45 PM Group Dinner7:00-8:30 PM Workshop
Session (Mon.) Hymn Festival (Tues.)
* detailed schedule online – subject to change
Account Number:
Expiration Date:
Credit Card Authorization Code* (REQUIRED):
Cardholder’s Signature:
Registration Form
accommodationsFor participants choosing the housing and meals option, you will stay in modern, air-conditioned, lakeside apartment-style residence halls. Each apartment features a private sleeping room and shared bath in a suite arrangement with a common dorm lounge area. Single rooms are also avail-able. For those who prefer, there are sev-eral moderately-priced nearby hotels. See the workshop website for more details.
ReFunD poLICYBeforeMay1:90%refund•May1-June15:50%refund•AfterJune15:Norefund
Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
Fifteen engaging Workshops
presented by outstanding
Choral CliniciansonlinePlease visit www.halleonard.com/choral and click on “The Conductor’s Craft” icon
By phonePlease call toll free 1-800-322-1127, ext. 6326 (payment by credit card only).
By FaxPlease fax your completed form (payment by credit card only).(414) 774-3259
By MailPlease mail this completed form with payment to:the Conductor’s CraftHal Leonard Corporationp.o. Box 13819Milwaukee, WI 53213
Special Guest CONDUCTOR’STHE
CRAFT
4 easy Ways to Register!
Hal leonaRD pReSentS
Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
CONDUCTOR’STHE
CRaFt
neW!HYMn
FeStIvALtuesday, June 30th
7:00-8:30 pMCarthage Chapel
(included in registration)
Questions?Visit www.halleonard.com/choral, email [email protected],
or call 1-800-322-1127 x 6326.
Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
June 28 - July 1, 2009Carthage College • Kenosha, WI
June 28 - July 1, 2009
and
Presented by
C O L L E G E
Workshop site: Carthage College, Kenosha, WI north of Chicago on the Wisconsin/Illinois border
• Inspiring Repertoire• Insightful Seminars
• Friendly Company
All on the shores of Lake Michigan! Carthage College • Kenosha, WI
Hal leonaRD pReSentS
Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
Hal leonaRD pReSentS
Great Summer Reading for Choral Directors
For information and registration materials visit
www.halleonard.com/choralor call 1-800-322-1127, ext. 6326
• Inspiring Repertoire • Insightful Seminars• Friendly Company
Here’s what our participants said about the 2008 Conductor’s Craft:
HilaryapfelstadtACDA Past PresidentProfessor and Director of Choral Activities, Ohio State University
peter DenneeDirector of Choral Activities, Carthage College
Rollo DilworthComposer Director of Choral Programs, North Park University, Chicago, IL
James B.Kinchen, Jr.Director of Choral Activities, University of Wisconsin - Parkside President, WCDA
Doreen RaoDirector of Choral Programs, University of TorontoAuthor and Editor, Boosey & Hawkes
Jerry RubinoFounder and Artistic Director, Voices 360, Series Editor: Hal Leonard Corporation and Oxford University Press
Study with these leading choral personalities:
ericWhitacreComposer
and SpeCIAL GueSt
Hal leonaRD pReSentS
and
Presented by
C O L L E G E
all participants
receive over 100
choral octavos!
What a wealth of literature!•
It was truly inspiring to learn from •all of these wonderful conductors in such a relaxed environment.
I left with renewed energy and •excitement to truly start stepping out of my comfort zone.
A fabulous, rich experience which •reinforced and validated my musical vocation.
Every session was very worthwhile •and interesting!
90005845
