SUMMER CONDUCTING WORKSHOP FOR WINDS
Wind Conducting Symposium
with Dr. Paula Holcomb and Dr. Mark Scatterday
June 29 -July 2, 2010
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The Wind Conducting Symposium is a four-day intensive course with Dr. Paula Holcomb and Dr. Mark Scatterday from Eastman School of Music. Designed to enhance the skills of conductors at every level, topics will include repertoire choices, rehearsal techniques, baton technique, ensemble development, score study, and recruiting. Masterworks and new compositions of all levels will be explored and conducted. Musical interpretation, movement and conducting technique will be discussed. Podium time will be included for those wishing to incorporate new techniques.
Special guests Dr. Rick Fleming and Dr. Martin Seggelke will be doing a debriefing session for the conductors of the symposium.
Graduate Credit is available for this class.
Schedule:
June 29 - July 2: 9am-5pm & 7-9pm
For more information about either class, please contact Paula Holcomb at Paula.Holcomb@fredonia.edu or by phone at 716-673-4637.
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Repertoire:
Choose two (2) movements or works of contrasting styles from the following, and please come prepared to play!
First Suite in E Flat - Holst/Mathews
Lincolnshire Posy - Grainger/Fennell
Three Ayres from Gloucester - Stuart
Come Sweet Death - Bach/Reed
Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo - Arnold/Paynter
- Workshop participant with graduate credit (1-3 hours credit) - fee depends on credit hours.
- Non-credit participant registration fee (includes conducting time at the podium) - $325
- Non-credit auditor registration (observer in the workshop) fee - $175
Registration Options:
To register for the clinic with graduate course credit, complete the 2010 registration form. The course number is MUS 632.
Register online through our secure site.
For details regarding costs or graduate credit, please visit SUNY Fredonia's Office of Lifelong Learning and Summer Sessions website at www.fredonia.edu/summer/.
On campus housing is available through the Residence Life Office. For details, contact residence.life@fredonia.edu or (716) 673-3341.