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Presidents Message 3
NC ACDA FALL CONFERENCE
Fall Conf. Clinician Bios 3
October 18 19, 2002
Fall Conference Schedule 6 University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Departments CLINICIANS
DR. JEFFERSON JOHNSON, Director of Choral Activities,University of Kentucky,
NC-ACDA Womens 5 Creator of ReadySetSing! published by Santa Barbara Music Publishing,
Honor Choir Form and Editor of the Jefferson Johnson Choral Series published by Hinshaw Music
Company will present sessions on rehearsal approaches and conducting techniques.
NC-ACDA Budget Report 7
DR. JANETTE FISHELL, Concert Organist and Director of the Sacred Music degree
Lara Hoggard Nomination 8
program at East Carolina University, will present sessions on conducting, repertoire
Form selection and rehearsal strategies for church musicians.
Childrens Choirs Jazz and Show Choirs Senior High School Choirs
Sandy R. Holland Charlotte Childrens Stephen A. Futrell Kenney Potter East Gaston High School
3305 Magnolia Hill Dr. Choir (see Newsletter Editor listing) P.O. Box 981 1744 Lane Road
Apt. 1911P. O. Box 30724 Mt. Holly, NC 28120 Mt. Holly, NC 28120
Charlotte, NC 28205 Charlotte, NC 28230 Junior High/Middle School Choirs 704.827.2484 704.827.7251
704.535.5758 704.451.4914 Tom Shelton Kernersville MS fax: 704.827.5974
fax: 704.374.1896 3002 Amidon Drive 110 Brown Road potterk@gcs.gaston.k12.nc.us
srholland@mindspring.com Greensboro, NC 27410 Kernersville, NC 27284
336.852.0477 336.996.5566 Womens Choirs
College and University Choirs ttshelton@aol.com fax: 336.852.0477 Scott Hill
Durham School
Bob Holquist Western Carolina Univ. 117 Landsbury Drive of the Arts
P.O. Box 1006 Department of Music Male Choirs Durham, NC 27707 400 N. Duke St.
Cullowhee, NC 28723 Cullowhee, NC 28723 William Carroll UNCG School of Music 919.489.1451 Durham, NC 27701
828.293.3270 828.227.3259 801 W. McGee St., #16 Greensboro, NC 27402 919.560.3926x233
rholquist@wpoff.wcu fax: 828.227.7266 Greensboro, NC 27401 336.334.5493 fax: 919.560.2217
336.370.1936 fax: 336.334.5497 durhamhills@mindspring.com
bcarrol@hinshawmusic.com
Community Choirs Youth and Student Activities
Bill Young UNCG School of Music Two-Year College Patricia Warren St. Timothys-Hale
5417 Bradburn Dr. P. O. Box 26167 Terri Sinclair Sandhills Comm. College 8808 Walking Stick Trail School
McLeansville, NC 27301 Greensboro, NC 27402 360 Sandhill Circle 3395 Airport Road Raleigh, NC 27615 3400 White Oak Rd.
336.698.9643 336.334.5428 Pinehurst, NC 28374 Pinehurst, NC 28374 919.845.0865 Raleigh, NC 27609
weyoung@uncg.edu fax: 336.334.5497 910.235.3834 910.695.3826 pwarren@together.net 919.782.3331
terris@ac.net fax: 910. fax: 919.782.3689
President's Message
state officer in ACDA is the wealth toire. It has been mentioned time
of choral information that comes and time again how music has
Ann Dunn our way in the form of state and di- served as a unifying force during
visional newsletters. Receiving 3 this time of national tragedy. It has
President, NC ACDA newsletters from each state, as well served as a tool of reconciliation, a
as a regular newsletter from each source of hope, an arm of strength,
What a wonderful summer of opportu- division not only keeps my kitchen and a common bond to all mankind.
nities we have had! Many of us countertop full of papers, but it As we face the upcoming anniver-
have taken advantage of confer- helps me become more fully sary of this event, as well as the be-
ences, workshops, tours and travel aware of the choral events and op- ginning of a new school year, may
to more fully experience the won- portunities available to adults and we be sensitive to the impact that
ders of choral music, studying un- students across the United States. music has upon the human emo-
der the tutelage of consummate cli- One thing that has become so evident is tions. Let us offer ourselves as me-
nicians and conductors. Still others the common bond between musi- diators, using music and its message
of us have used the time to rest, cians, no matter where we live. to bridge the gaps that divide our
renew and regroup for the upcom- Each of the newsletters from across communities. We as musicians have
ing school year. Whatever you have the nation have somehow touched long known the healing and unify-
chosen, I hope you are energized upon the impact of September 11th ing power of music. Perhaps we can
and excited about upcoming oppor- on our lives, our faith, our churches, make more of a conscious effort to
tunities. our economy, our classrooms, our offer music to those who most need
One of the advantages of serving as a families, and our choice of reper- (Continued on page 4)
North Carolina
American Choral Directors Association
thanks
Hinshaw Music
for supporting
NC-ACDA events
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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
5:15 Dinner
What is acda?
NC ACDA Budget Report Purpose. Founded in 1959, the American Choral
July 1, 2002 (Year end) Directors Association (ACDA) is a nonprofit music-
education organization whose central purpose is to pro-
Ginger Wyrick mote excellence in choral music through performance,
Treasurer, NC ACDA composition, publication, research, and teaching. In addi-
tion, ACDA strives through arts advocacy to elevate cho-
ral music's position in American society.
The 2003 North Carolina Senior High All-State I am requesting that all of you (middle school, up-
Women's Choir will be conducted this year by Dr. per school and college/university) who have a
Hilary Apfelstadt of the Ohio State University and vocal jazz ensemble and/or show choir drop me
will be held Friday and Saturday, February 28 and an email describing the ensemble(s) you have,
March 1, 2003 at the Greensboro Coliseum. Dr. the festivals/competitions in which you parti-
Apfelstadt is a past NC-ACDA President and pate and descriptions of the concerts you hold
founded the All-State Women's Choir during her during the year. Also indicate if you would like
tenure in that position over 10 years ago. The post- to be involved in an in-state festival which
mark deadline for application to the 2003 All-State might include sessions on vocal technique, vo-
Women's Choir is September 10, 2002. Applica- cal improvisation and repertoire. My email ad-
tions should be mailed to coordinator, Dsire dress is:
Davis. Contact information is listed on page two of sfutrell@elon.edu
this newsletter.
FALL 2002 T H E C A RO L I N A C A R OL E R PAGE 15
Check Member Type Check All Choir Types Check All Activity Areas
Active$65 Children Elementary School
Associate$65 Boy Junior High/Middle School
Student$20 Girl Senior High School
Retired$25 Male ACDA Student Chapter
Institutional$75 Women
Industry$100 Two-Year College
SATB/Mixed College/University
Foreign Airmail$90 Jazz/Show Choir
Foreign Surface$80 Community Choir
Ethnic/Multicultural
Life ($200 minimum Music and Worship
installments)$2000 Professional Choir
Installment Amount ____________ Make check payable to: American
Choral Directors Association
Supervisor/Administrator
Enclosed is $1 for the ACDA En- Youth & Student Activities
dowment Trust Fund
Mail completed form and check to:
As a member of ACDA, I will ACDA Membership
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