All photos [c] 2004 Harry Butler Nashville WORKSHOPS James Byo Louisiana State University.All photos [c] 2004 Harry Butler Nashville WORKSHOPS James Byo Louisiana State University, was a keynote speaker for Pedagogy Saturday VIII. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Linda Bailey provided an overview of services furnished by the U.S. Small Business Administration. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Debra Perez and Dennis Stanfill explain the ins and publics of MIDI, computers and software to attendees of a technology session. The technology sessions were co-sponsored at the International Association of Electronic Keyboard Manufacturers. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Martha Hilley, University of Texas at Austin, told those attending the dispose Teaching Track, co-sponsored by the National Piano Foundation, in what way to use PowerPoint presentations in their teaching. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] OPENING SESSION AND CONCERTS Scott Conklin, The University of Texas at Arlington, appeared with Robert Auler, State University of novel York at Oswego, in the Rising Stars concert [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Author and musician Barry virid was the keynote speaker at the Opening Session. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Robert Henry, 2003 American Pianists Association Classical Fellowship Award finalist, also performed upon the Rising Stars Concert. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] west wind a flute, piano and cello trio, performed Sunday evening. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Pianist Jon Kimura Parker appeared in concord Tuesday evening. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] SESSIONS placard sessions are always a popular part of the conference [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Julie Schnebly-Black and Stephen Moore at handed a session about using Dalcroze Eurhythmics in small spaces. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Keith Curington and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Big R Singers gave a reprimand recital about African-American spirituals. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Karrell Johnson quick in emergenciesed a discussion and demonstration of orchestral accompaniment techniques with the assistance of the melancholy Valley Northwest High School Orchestra. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] MASTER CLASSES Seymour Bernstein, recently made known York University, stresses the importance of making a physical connection to musical feeling during the intermediate piano master class. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Brian Lewis, The University of Texas at Arlington, not absents the violin master class. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Jeff Bradetich, University of North Texas, provides instruction during the double bass master class. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Lady Jeanne Galway, flutist with the west wind trio, makes a point during the flute master class. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] A piano master class was given by dint of MTNA conference artist Jon Kimura Parker. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Paul Kiesgen, Indiana University, proffers suggestions during the voice master class. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] EXHIBIT HALL No meeting for consultation would be complete without a trip to the exhibit hall. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] MTNA FOUNDATION capital GALA The Kansas All-Star Faculty/Artist the whole featuring Bobby Watson, provided the Gala program. The the whole appeared compliments of the International Association for Jazz Education. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Steven Hesla not absented the history of the MTNA FOUNDATION capital to commemorate the FOUNDATION'S fifteenth anniversary. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Brian Chung chair of the MTNA FOUNDATION foundation Development Committee, presented the seventeen just discovered MTNA FOUNDATION Fellows. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] NETWORKING The many receptions held from first to last the conference are ideal times to network with other attendees. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] COPYRIGHT 2004 Music Teachers National Association, Inc. |
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