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2009 Summer Workshop! Monday July 20 - Wednesday July 22 |
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featuring the following clinicians... |
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Janeal Krehbiel Artistic Director Lawrence Children's Choir |
Jo-Michael Scheibe Chair, Department of Choral/Sacred Music USC Thorton School of Music |
![]() Brad Holmes Director of Choral Activities Millikin University |
Workshop Highlights:
* Bring a FIRST TIME attendee and receive a $20 discount! * Concert by the Colorado Conductors' Chorus! Click here for more details... |
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Middle School Singers Wanted! Directors - please consider students for this summer's Middle School Honor Choir under the direction of Janeal Krehbiel! See below for more details: Colorado ACDA is pleased to offer your middle school / junior high school-aged choir members the opportunity to participate in the 2009 Colorado ACDA Middle Level Honor Choir under the direction of Janeal Krehbiel as part of our summer workshop July 20-22, 2009. Ms. Krehbiel, founder and director of the Lawrence Children’s Choir, is a clinician and festival director throughout the United States. She is the past president of the Kansas chapter of ACDA and was the conductor of the National ACDA Jr. High Honors Choir in Los Angeles in 2005. During the 3-day event at Bethany Lutheran Church in southeast Denver, the Middle School Honor Choir will rehearse a rich and varied repertoire for a performance on Wednesday, July 22, 2009. WHAT: Colorado ACDA Middle Level Honor Choir, Janeal Krehbiel, Director DEADLINE: Postmarked no later than May 15, 2009
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Whereas the human spirit is elevated to a broader understanding of itself through study and performance in the aesthetic arts; and.
Whereas serious cutbacks in funding and support have steadily eroded arts institutions and their programs throughout our country,
Be it resolved that all citizens of the United States actively voice their affirmative and collective support for necessary funding at the local, state, and national levels of education and government, to ensure survival of arts programs for this and future generations.