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2017 TMEA INTERCOLLEGIATE ORCHESTRA Jeffrey Grogan, Conductor The program to be selected from the following: Aus Holbergs Zeit, Op. 40...................................................................................................................Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) 1. Praeludium 2. Sarabande 3. Gavotte 4. Air 5. Rigaudaon Water Night............................................................................................................................................... Eric Whitacre (b. 1970) JEFFREY GROGAN, CONDUCTOR Applauded for performances “high in energy, with close attention to ebb and flow,” American conductor Jeffrey Grogan is hailed as a musical leader who “knows what kind of sound he wants from an orchestra,” “rich and vibrant.” His humanistic leadership style, coupled with a strong command of skills as a musical communicator, has earned him an impressive reputation with audiences and music programs throughout the country. Known for “shrewd programming, skillful rehearsing, and an energized performance,” Grogan was recently chosen to participate in the prestigious Bruno Walter National Conductor Preview sponsored by the League of American Orchestras. Jeffrey Grogan has been Education and Community Engagement Conductor for the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra since 2006. He leads the NJSO in a variety of concerts each season. He has also recently conducted performances with the Little Orchestra Society of New York, Adelphi Chamber Orchestra and the New York Concerti Sinfonietta where the reviewer stated: “Maestro Grogan was an ideal partner. Under his direction, orchestra and soloist rose to a glorious culmination in the last movement, glowing with passionate fervor evocative of Scriabin’s orchestral masterwork, Poem of Ecstasy. The performance was deservedly greeted by cheers from the capacity audience.” Jeffrey Grogan considers his work with young musicians one of the cornerstones of his career. He serves as conductor and Artistic Director of the Greater Newark Youth Orchestras, the InterSchool Orchestras of New York and the New Jersey Youth Symphony. Just this past season, his youth orchestras have performed to capacity crowds at both Carnegie Hall and the Musikverein in Vienna. He has recently appeared as a guest conductor at the University of Georgia, Indiana University, the Manhattan School of Music, and the Mannes School of Music Pre-College Division. Jeffrey Grogan was previously on faculty at the University of Michigan, Ithaca College and Baylor University. He taught public school in the Desoto (Texas) Independent School District. Grogan is a graduate of Stephen F. Austin State University and the University of Michigan. Jeffrey Grogan holds the following positions: • Education and Community Engagement Conductor of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra; • Conductor and Artistic Director of the Greater Newark Youth Orchestras; • Conductor and Artistic Director of the InterSchool Orchestras of New York; • Conductor and Artistic Director of the New Jersey Youth Symphony. 4 | 2017 TMEA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE
2017 TMEA INTERCOLLEGIATE ORCHESTRA SCHOOLS REPRESENTED: Austin Peay State University (Emily Crane) Union University (Michael Mann) Carson-Newman University (Pat Bivens) Belmont University (Robert Gregg) UT-Chattanooga (Sandra Morris) University of Memphis (Mathias Elmer) UT-Knoxville (Jim Fellenbaum) VIOLIN I Chandler Custer (APSU) Nancy Alvarado (APSU) Lydia Michelle Cronk (Union) Emma Otto (Union) Paula Oliveros (CNU) Brandon Stephens (BU) Joshua Brock (BU) Victoria Smith (BU) Rachel Crick (BU) Darrian Lee (BU) Leyla Feyzulayeva (UM) Benjamin Parton (UTK) Inna Karsheva (UTK) Jane Robertson (UTK) Carolina Pons-Martinez (UTK) Angkun (Kie) Uabamrungjit (UTK) VIOLIN II Katie Spicher (APSU) Margot Weslee Cronk (Union) Mark Carbonell (Union) Euclides Andrade-Silva (CNU) Chris Gerth (BU) Monica Garren (BU) Carly Rupp (BU) Jacob Naggy (BU) Caroline Farmer (UTK) Stephanie Horton (UTK) Clara Prinston (UTK) Krista Heraux (UTK) Hannah Irwin (UTK) VIOLA Beau Keith (APSU) Natalie McCommon (Union) Katherine Messer (BU) Annabelle Campanelli (BU) Corey Starks (BU) Makenzie Wade (UM) Breana McKendrick (UM) Zachary Jerome (UTK) Shelley Armer (UTK) Angela Lois (UTK) Rachel Nilles (UTK) CELLO Trevor Compton (APSU) Hannah Lamb (CNU) Tanner Borum (BU) Benjamin Van Winkle (UTC) Joseph Miller (UM) Ashlee Booth (UTK) Clara Johnson (UTK) Bery Filsaime (UTK) Margie Way-Kiani (UTK) Hannah Haggit (UTK) BASS Stuart Caron (BU) Steven Brija (BU) Kaleb Ritchie (UM) TMEA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE KEYNOTE SPEAKER LYNN M. TUTTLE Director of Public Policy & Professional Development National Association for Music Education Lynn Tuttle was Director of Arts Education at the Arizona Department of Education. Her duties included acting as a liaison to the state’s arts educators; providing professional development in Arizona’s Academic Arts Standards, arts assessment and arts integration; and promoting quality arts education programs in Arizona’s schools. She co-chaired the Arizona Arts Education Census Committee, which published the 2010 Arizona Arts Education Census, documenting access and availability of arts education in Arizona’s district and charter schools. She has keynoted for The Kennedy Center’s 2013 Partners in Education conference and the 2013 Biannual Maine Arts Education Conference, and has presented for Americans for the Arts, Arts Education Partnership, the Educational Theatre Association, the Kennedy Center Alliances for Arts Education Network, the National Art Education Association, the National Dance Education Organization, the National Association for Music Education, and the State Arts Advocacy Network. Lynn serves as Past-President for the State Education Agency Directors of Arts Education and is one of the leaders of the revision of the National Voluntary Arts Education Standards. Lynn holds degrees from the Peabody Conservatory of Music (valedictorian), the Johns Hopkins University (Phi Beta Kappa) and the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University. TENNESSEE MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION | 5
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