Welcome
to the website for the 2009 Oregon Conductor's Symposium!
Click
here to see the Literature List for this year's Symposium
As a participant in the symposium, you’ll
have the opportunity to obtain graduate credit while refining and enhancing
your conducting techniques with two skilled and experienced clinicians
during a 5-day intensive workshop offering hands on practice with the
Pacific Crest Wind Symphony.
When:
June 24 - 28, 2009
June 24, 25, & 26: 2:00 PM - 10:00 PM
June 27 & 28: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Where:
Portland State University
(map/directions)
(PSU website)
Featuring:
• Kirt Saville, Clinician
Professor of Music, Brigham
Young University
• Edward Higgins, Clinician
Director of Wind Studies,
Portland State University
• the Pacific Crest Wind Symphony

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Who
Should Attend the Oregon Conductors' Symposium?
The workshops are open to all music educators and university
students interested in improving their conducting skills. The format includes
formal conducting sessions with a live ensemble, open forum discussions
and master classes. Our host ensemble will be the Pacific Crest Wind Symphony.
This event will provide you with new ideas and skills to enhance your
conducting and music teaching.
Topics include:
• Exploring effective
repertoire
• Getting the most from your school musicians
• Raising the musicality of your group
• Effective rehearsal techniques
• Artistic communication
Registration
Fee:
Participant: $550
Observer: $250
Click
here to download the application form
Download
the literature list as a .pdf file here
Professional
Development Units
are available for all workshop participants upon request from Portland
State University. Graduate credit may also be obtained. There is an additional
charge for both. Please call 503.725.3051 for details.
For
additional information
contact Dr. Edward Higgins, Director of Wind Studies
at Portland State University.
Phone: 503.725.3051 email: ehiggins@pdx.edu
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