2023 TMEA Conference

PRESIDENT’S 

WELCOME 

On behalf of the TMEA Board of Directors and 

Conference Planning Committee, welcome to 

the 64th Annual Tennessee Music Education 

Association Conference. We are excited to 

welcome music educators, music merchants, 

and student performers from across this great 

state for four incredible days of learning, 

sharing, and music making. All of this would not 

be possible without the generous support of 

our conference sponsors. Thank you for your 

contributions to our organization and for your commitment to supporting 

music in our schools so that all students have access to our programs. 

I always view our annual conference as a homecoming where friends and 

colleagues can come together to catch up, learn together, and develop 

new relationships. This comradery is essential to building a community of 

professionals where we feel strengthened and where iron sharpens iron. 

As you will see in this program, our Conference Planning Committee has 

tirelessly worked to provide opportunities to learn from highly knowledgeable 

and experienced presenters on essential topics targeted at improving and 

enhancing our quality of instruction. Our invited performance ensembles 

represent some of the finest music programs from diverse settings across the 

state. We have also assembled some of the most renowned conductors to 

work with our accomplished All-State student musicians, and you will have the 

opportunity to observe them practicing their craft in rehearsals as well as at 

the culminating concerts Friday evening and Saturday morning. Throughout 

the conference, we also invite you to spend time conversing with our vendors 

and exploring their programs and products in the exhibit hall. 

We hope you will find renewal and inspiration during this conference while 

enjoying the beauty of the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center. 

It is our hope that you will return home inspired to implement new ideas and 

concepts you have been exposed to at this conference which will motivate 

you with the renewed energy and passion needed to successfully finish the 

academic year. Tennessee is blessed to have such highly qualified music 

teachers, talented students, and strong advocates and supporters of music. 

Thank you for your commitment to music education and your devotion to 

lifelong learning. We hope you enjoy the conference. 

Ryan Fisher, Ph.D. 

Interim Dean, University of Memphis College of Communication and Fine Arts 

39th President, Tennessee Music Education Association

64TH ANNUAL 

MUSIC EDUCATION 

CONFERENCE 

APRIL 19-22, 2023 

GAYLORD OPRYLAND RESORT AND CONVENTION CENTER 

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 

All information is tentative and subject to change. 

Please refer to the TMEA Conference App (“Whova”) as the 

definitive source for up-to-date TMEA Conference information. 

Download the “Whova” App for specific locations and times. 

Upon downloading the “Whova” app, registered 

conference attendees should use the primary 

email address they submitted on the TMEA 

Conference Registration form to create a profile 

and access the event page. 

TMEA Conference Attendees who register on-site will receive the 

“Whova” app conference access code at the registration booth. 

All times are Central Daylight Time (CDT). 

Exhibit Hall Hours 

Thursday, April 20: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

Friday, April 21: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

CONFERENCE MASTER SCHEDULE 

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 2023 

5:30 PM Performance: TBA Honors Recital | Tennessee DE 

7:15 PM Meeting: Jazz Caucus | Belle Meade AB 

8:00 PM Meeting: Band Division Caucus | Hermitage E 

Meeting: Choral Division Caucus | Davidson A 

Meeting: Orchestra Division Caucus | Belle Meade CD 

9:00 PM Performance: Tennessee Wind Symphony, Music City Chorus | Tennessee DE 

THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2023 

8:00 - 8:50 AM Meeting: Higher Education/Research Caucus | Belmont C 

Session: French Horn: From Selection to Success | Jonathan Croy | 

Belle Meade AB 

Session: Dare to Repair! Simple Repairs for Common Clarinet | 

Ashley Holder | Belle Meade CD 

9:00 AM Exhibit Hall Grand Opening 

9:00 - 9:50 AM Chamber Ensemble Spotlight: Blackman Middle School Percussion 

Ensemble & Blackman High School Percussion Ensemble | Exhibit Hall 

9:30 - 10:15 AM Performance: Collierville High School Wind Ensemble | Tennessee DE 

10:00 - 10:50 AM Research Sesssion 1 | Belmont C 

An Evaluation of Selection Criteria for Early Band Music | 

Brandon Rutledge 

What Happens When We Conduct? Comparing Conducting 

Effectiveness, Instrumentalists’ Performances, and the Underlying 

Biomechanics of a Conductor| Jonathan Schallert 

CMA Foundation Session: How to Brand Yourself Outside of Your 

Music Classroom | Eric Jimenez and Justin McLean | Belmont A 

Session: Should I Stay, or Should I Go? | David Stanley | Davidson A 

Session: World Rhythms - Groove’n and Move’n | Kalani Das | 

Magnolia Boardroom B 


The Development of Cultural Competence Among High School 

Band Directors: Toward Equitable Practices & Policies | 

Ashby Goldstein 

Building A Culturally Responsive Classroom Through Instrument 

Making | Anastasia Rege 

Session: SmartMusic: Your Ultimate Sight Reading Tool, sponsored by 

Alfred Music | Michael Kamuf | Cheekwood F 

Session: Overcoming Impostor Phenomenon in Music Education | 

Jerry Buttrum | Davidson A 

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Important Note: All information is tentative and subject to change. Please refer to the TMEA 

Conference App as the definitive source for up-to-date TMEA Conference information. 

11:00 - 11:50 AM Session: It Takes Two! Teaching Choir through Hip-Hop | 

continued Jasmine Fripp | Hermitage E 

Session: World Rhythms - Strumming Up Joy | Kalani Das | 


11:30 - 12:55 PM Performance: Nolensville High School Wind Ensemble | 

TBA Hall of Fame Concert & Awards Ceremony | Tennessee DE 

1:00 - 1:50 PM Research Sesssion 3 | Belmont C 

Preservice Music Educators’ First Remembrances of Deciding to 

Pursue Teaching and Their Idealized Visions for the Future | 

Josef Hanson 

Developing a Conceptual Framework Towards Diversifying the 

Music Teaching Profession | Robert Bryant 

NAfME Collegiate Session: Leadership for Teachers — Not Just Students | 

Susan Smith | Magnolia Boardroom B 

Session: Low Brass, High Standards: Evidence-Based Pedagogy | 

George Palton | Belle Meade AB 

Session: Your Questions Answered: A “Q&A” with Percussionists | 

John Hearnes, Michael Holland, Jim Reed, David England, and Edward 

Freytag | Belle Meade CD 

Session: Cease Fire! Forging Synergetic Band/Choir Relations | 

David Aydelott and Brenda Gregory | Hermitage E 

Session: Tips and Strategies for Middle School Jazz Band, sponsored by 


2:00 - 2:50 PM CMA Foundation Session: From Getting Kicked Out of the Music 

Classroom to Running One: How to Keep Kids Like Us in the Profession | 

Eric Jimenez and Justin McLean | Belle Meade AB 

Research Sesssion 4 | Belmont C 

Music Educators Journal and Teaching Music: A Historical Study on 

Music and Special Needs from 1975-2022 | Julie Bronson 

Building Solidarities in and Through School Music Experiences: A 

Remixed Ethnography | Juliana Cantarelli Vita 

Session: Arranging Considerations for the Young Jazz Band, sponsored by 


Session: Triple Threat: Teaching Band, Orchestra, and Choir | 

Sherie Grossman | Davidson A 

Session: Togetherness! Achieving an Excellent Unified Choral Sound | 

Damion Womack | Hermitage E 

Session: World Rhythms - Drumming Up Support | Kalani Das | 


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THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2023 continued 

3:00 - 3:50 PM Research Sesssion 5 | Belmont C 

The Conducting Methodology of Dr. Carmen-Helena Téllez | 

Brandon Hollihan 

Impostor Phenomenon Responses of University-Level Choral 

Faculty | Lauren Ramey 

NAfME Collegiate Session: Strategies to Combat Stress and Anxiety 

for the Young and Experienced Educator | Susan Smith | 


Session: Chamber Music: Tools to Connect & Communicate | 

Marcin Arendt, Kimberly Patterson, and Lenny Schranze | Davidson A 

Session: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Access in Our Tennessee 

Music Programs | Roland Wilson | Belmont A 

Session: How to Grow World Class Tuba Players from Day 1 | 

Sean Greene and Alex Lapins | Belle Meade AB 

Session: Mastering Facilitation to Foster Inclusive Culture | 

Marshaun Hymon | Hermitage E 

4:00 - 4:50 PM Session: I AM: The Power of Self Affirmations | Franklin Willis and Otto 

Gross | Magnolia Boardroom B 

Session: It All Starts Here: The Mouthpiece! | Nathan Mertens | 

Belle Meade CD 

Session: Targeted & Effective Warm-Ups for the String Class, 

sponsored by Alfred Music | David Pope | Davidson A 

Session: The Small-School Band, sponsored by Alfred Music | 

Robert Sheldon | Cheekwood F 

4:00 - 4:55 PM Performance: Stewarts Creek High School Athena Treble Choir, 

Farragut High School Advanced Mixed Choir | Tennessee DE 

5:00 PM Exhibit Hall Closes 

5:00 - 5:55 PM Performance: MTSU TEBA Choir, Cordova High School Concert Singers | 

Tennessee DE 

6:00 - 6:50 PM Meeting: LGBTQ+ Affinity Group | Davidson A 

Meeting: BIPOC Affinity Group | Davidson B 

7:00 - 9:00 PM TMEA Awards Gala & Banquet (ticket required) | Tennessee C 

8:00 - 8:30 PM Chamber Ensemble Spotlight: Sound Fuzion - University of Memphis | 

Tennessee C 

FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2023 

8:00 - 8:50 AM Meeting: General Music Caucus | Magnolia Boardroom B 


Acoustical Placement in the Choral Ensemble: A Review of 

Literature | Lauren Ramey 

Why Are Arts Teachers Choosing to Leave the Classroom? A Close 

Look at Recruitment and Retention Methods | Katherine Sam 

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8:00 - 8:50 AM Session: How to Navigate a Music Program on Life Support | 

continued Monica Fogg | Cheekwood F 

9:00 AM Exhibit Hall Open 

Session: A Silver Lining: Cloud-Based Tech I Plan to Keep | 

Noah DeLong | Hermitage E 


Music Making and Learning at a School for the Visually Impaired: A 

Case Study | Jacob Peterson 

Practice Goals: Are They Necessary for Effective Practice? | 

Rebekah Schultz 

Session: Brass Fundamentals | Arthur Zanin | Belmont A 

Session: Colombian Choral Music: Full of Rhythm | 

Claudia Lopez Zuleta | Hermitage E 

Session: Developing Intonation in the Orchestra Classroom, sponsored 

by Alfred Music | David Pope | Davidson A 

Session: How to Recruit Middle School Band Members | 

Michael Hendren | Cheekwood F 

Session: Music and Movement | Stacy Ray and Erin Powers | 


10:00 - 10:50 AM Session: Love on the Move: Orff Schulwerk and Popular Media | 

David Dockan | Magnolia Boardroom B 

Session: She Can Drum Too: Encouraging Gender Inclusion | 

Lester Cassidy | Belmont A 

Session: Starting a Strings Program the Right Way | Sean Greene and 

Kathy Hart | Davidson A 

Session: Turn Off the Metronome (Occasionally) | Ashley Jarrell | 

Cheekwood F 

Session: Voicing Your Choir: Practical Techniques | Christa Tahere | 

Hermitage E 

10:00 - 11:30 AM Research Poster Session | Ryman Hall B1 

Instructional and Logistical Strategies in Online Early Childhood Music 

Teaching: A Delphi Study | Janel Long and Jamila McWhirter 

A Balanced Approach to Guitar Class | Mark-Aaron Hilliard 

Classroom Management in K–12 Classroom Music: A Review of the 

Literature | Jacob Langstaff 

Music Educators Journal and Teaching Music: A Historical Study on 

Music and Special Needs from 1975-2022 | Julie Bronson 

Professor Perceptions of Online Applied Lessons during the 

COVID-19 Pandemic | Tina Logsdon 

Music Making and Learning at a School for the Visually Impaired: A 

Case Study | Jacob Peterson 

Building Solidarities In and Through School Music Experiences: A 

Remixed Ethnography | Juliana Cantarelli Vita 


FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2023 continued 

10:00 - 11:30 AM Building a Culturally Responsive Classroom Through Instrument 

continued Making | Anastasia Rege 

11:00 - 11:25 AM Chamber Ensemble Spotlight: ETSU Percussion Ensemble | 

Belle Meade CD 

11:00 - 11:50 AM Meeting: TN ASTA Board Meeting | Davidson D 

Session: Developing Musicality in Every Orchestra Classroom, 

sponsored by Alfred Music | David Pope | Davidson A 

Session: Ensemble Skills for Effective Rehearsals, sponsored by Alfred 

Music | Robert Sheldon | Cheekwood F 

Session: The Toolbox Edit | Lesley Mann | Hermitage E 

12:00 - 12:50 PM Meeting: TN ASTA Luncheon | Belle Meade AB 

Meeting: Collegiate Meet and Greet | Cheekwood D 

Meeting: American School Band Directors Association (TN Chapter) 

Annual Business Meeting | Cheekwood F 

1:00 - 1:50 PM Session: Creating an Engaging & Fun Beginning String Class, sponsored 

by Alfred Music | David Pope | Davidson A 

Session: Diversity and Inclusion in Action Part 1: Cultivating an 

Inclusive Choral Community, sponsored by Hal Leonard | Derrick Fox | 

Hermitage E 

Session: Let Your Students Lead the Way | Allen Moody | 


Session: Management Through the Eyes of the Cartoonist | 

David Royse | Belmont A 

Session: Start Your Engines: Building Confidence, sponsored by Alfred 

Music | Michael Kamuf | Cheekwood F 

2:00 - 2:50 PM Meeting: Tennessee Bandmasters Association Meeting | Belle Meade CD 


Music is for Everyone (DEI): Inclusion in the Music Classroom and 

Crossroads Between Music Education and Music Therapy | 

Madison Anthony 

A Multi-faceted Review of Sexual Misconduct in Education | 

Hannah Greer-Young 

NAfME Collegiate Session: Connecting the Dots - Making 

the Transition from Student to Professional | Susan Smith | Belmont A 

Session: The Choir Director as the Voice Teacher, sponsored by Hal 

Leonard | Derrick Fox | Hermitage E 

Session: Hand Drums & More | Chris Judah-Lauder | 


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2:00 - 2:50 PM Session: Intonation Initiation | Jeffrey Mayo | Cheekwood F 

continued 

Session: Renaissance Music Within Reach: Why Renaissance Music is 

Great for Your Choral Program | Shannon Jeffreys | Davidson A 

3:00 PM Exhibit Hall Closes 

3:00 - 3:50 PM NAfME Collegiate Session: Building and Maintaining a Vibrant 

NAfME Collegiate Chapter | Susan Smith | Belmont A 

Session: A Collaborative Rhythm Project | Chris Judah-Lauder | 


Session: Diversity and Inclusion in Action Part 2: Exploring Repertoire, 

sponsored by Hal Leonard | Derrick Fox | Hermitage E 

Session: Preparing Your Ensemble for Expressive Performance, 

sponsored by Alfred Music | Robert Sheldon | Cheekwood F 

4:00 - 4:50 PM NAfME Collegiate Session: EdTPA: Strategies for Success for the Music 

Collegiate | Susan Smith | Belmont A 

Session: Conducting Gesture Ideas for Effective Rehearsals | 

Tim Oliver | Cheekwood F 

Session: Protecting Your Passion: A Guide to Longevity in the Choral 

Classroom, sponsored by Hal Leonard | Derrick Fox | Hermitage E 

Session: Create and Unite Through Improvisation | Chris Judah-Lauder | 


5:00 PM Performance: Tennessee All-State Jazz Band | Tennessee Ballroom 

7:00 PM Performance: Tennessee All-State SATB Choir | Tennessee Ballroom 

7:45 PM Performance: Tennessee All-State TTBB Choir | Tennessee Ballroom 

8:30 PM Performance: Tennessee All-State SSAA Choir | Tennessee Ballroom 

SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 2023 

9:00 AM Performance: Tennessee Treble Honor Choir | Tennessee Ballroom 

10:00 AM Performance: Tennessee All-State 9th & 10th Grade String Orchestra | 

Tennessee Ballroom 

11:00 AM Performance: Tennessee All-State 11th & 12th Grade Symphony 

Orchestra | Tennessee Ballroom 

12:00 PM Performance: Tennessee All-State 9th & 10th Grade Concert Band | 


1:00 PM Performance: Tennessee All-State 11th & 12th Grade Concert Band | 


10:00 AM - 12:50 PM Session: Engagement through Differentiation and Collaboration | 

Chris Judah-Lauder | Cheekwood GH 


ALL-STATE ENSEMBLES SCHEDULE 

Please refer to the TMEA Conference App as the definitive source for up-to-date conference information. 

REHEARSAL LOCATIONS 

9–10 Orchestra | Hermitage AB 

11–12 Orchestra | Hermitage CD 

9–10 Band | Ryman Ballroom 

11–12 Band | Event Center 

Jazz Band | Cheekwood GH 

SATB Choir | Tennessee Ballroom B 

TTBB Choir | Cheekwood ABC 

SSAA Choir | Tennessee Ballroom A 

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 2023 

3:00 – 6:30 PM Registration | Ryman Exhibit Hall B1-2 

7:00 – 9:00 PM Rehearsal for All Instrumental and Choral Ensembles 

THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 2023 

All Instrumental Ensembles 

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Rehearsal 

2:00 – 5:00 PM Rehearsal 



All Instrumental Ensembles 

9:00 – 11:30 AM Rehearsal 

11:30 AM College Fair (Exhibit Hall) 


2:00 – 5:00 PM Jazz Band Dress Rehearsal 

(Cheekwood GH/Tennessee DE) 

All Choral Ensembles 

9:00 – 11:30 AM Rehearsal 

11:30 AM College Fair (Exhibit Hall) 



All Choral Ensembles 

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Dress Rehearsal 

SATB: Tennessee B/DE 

TTBB: Cheekwood ABC/DE 

SSAA: Tennessee A/DE 


5:00 PM Jazz Band Concert | Tennessee Ballroom ABCDE 

7:00 PM SATB Choir Concert | Tennessee Ballroom ABCDE 

7:45 PM TTBB Choir Concert | Tennessee Ballroom ABCDE 

8:30 PM SSAA Choir Concert | Tennessee Ballroom ABCDE 


10:00 AM 9th & 10th Grade String Orchestra Concert | Tennessee Ballroom ABCDE 

11:00 AM 11th & 12th Grade Symphony Orchestra Concert | Tennessee Ballroom ABCDE 

12:00 PM 9th & 10th Grade Band Concert | Tennessee Ballroom ABCDE 

1:00 PM 11th & 12th Grade Band Concert | Tennessee Ballroom ABCDE 

TENNESSEE TREBLE HONOR CHOIR SCHEDULE 


5:00 – 9:00 PM Tennessee Treble Honor Choir Rehearsal | Cheekwood ABC 


9:00 AM Tennessee Treble Honor Choir Concert | Tennessee Ballroom ABCDE 

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Registration 

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To Opry Mills Mall & 

Grand Ole Opry House 

General Jackson Shuttle Canopy 

Spa, Pools & 

Fitness Center (Level 2) 

Use Cascades Skywalk or C1 Elevator 

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Complex & Downtown Shuttles 

Download our app for directions. 

NavigateGaylordHotels.com 

NAVIGATE 

GAYLORD HOTELS 

FOOD & DRINK RECREATION SHOPPING EVENT LOCATIONS 

1 Cascades American Café 

11 Paisano’s Pizzaria & Vino 

Spa & Fitness Center (Level 2) N 1 Cascades Necessities 

N 3 Delta Necessities 

E1 Crystal Gazebo 

2 Wasabi’s Sushi Bar 

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FOOD & DRINK 

Old Hickory Steakhouse 

RECREATION Cascades Outdoor Pool SHOPPING 

Magnolia Necessities 

Delta Island Shops 

E2 EVENT Lion’s Head LOCATIONS 

Fountain 

(Access through Spa) 

3 Solario Cantina (Lower Level) 

13 The Falls 

5 Magnolia Shops 

• The Opry Shop 

1 Cascades American Café 11 Paisano’s Pizzaria & Vino 

Spa 2 Indoor & Fitness Pool Center (Access through (Level Spa) 2) N1 Cascades Necessities N3 Delta Necessities 

E1 E3 Crystal Magnolia Gazebo Courtyard 

4 Ravello (Lower Level) 

14 Conservatory Wine Bar (Lower Level) 

• Swarovski 

• Johnston & Murphy 

2 Wasabi’s Sushi Bar 

Old Hickory Steakhouse 

1 Cascades SoundWaves Outdoor (Resort Pool Water Attraction) N2 Magnolia Necessities 

4 Delta Island Shops 

E4 Delta Pavilion 

5 Conservatory Café 

Library Lounge 

• Savannah’s 

• Amelia’s Boutique E2 Lion’s Head Fountain 


3 Solario Cantina (Lower Level) 

13 The Falls 

3 Magnolia Outdoor Pool 5 Magnolia Shops 

• The Opry Shop 

E5 

Bravo Gelato 

Cocoa Bean Coffee House 

• Cowboys & Angels 

• Kids’ Korral 

Delta Landing 

2 Indoor Pool E3 Magnolia Courtyard 


4 Ravello (Lower Level) 

14 Conservatory Wine Bar (Lower Level) Delta Riverboats 

• Swarovski 

• Johnston & Murphy 

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Fuse Sports Bar 

American Craft Tavern 

SoundWaves 

6 SoundWaves Signature Store 

E4 Water’s Edge 

(Resort Water Attraction) 

Delta Pavilion 

5 Conservatory Café 

Library Lounge 

Delta Fountain Show 

• Savannah’s 

• Amelia’s Boutique 

8 Jack Daniel’s 

Delta Marketplace 

3 Magnolia Outdoor Pool 

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Bravo Gelato 

Cocoa Bean Coffee House 

Gaylord Springs Golf Pick-Up • Cowboys & Angels 

• Kids’ Korral 

Delta Landing 

Findley’s 

Carvel / Auntie Anne’s 

Delta 

Fuse Sports Bar 

American Craft Tavern 

Arcades 

Riverboats 

(Cascades Lower Level and The Bass-ment 6 

at SoundWaves) Signature Store 

10 Stax Burgers 

Cinnabon 

Delta WSM Fountain 650 AMShow 

8 Jack Daniel’s 

Delta Marketplace 

Gaylord Springs Golf Pick-Up 

Findley’s 

Carvel 

GaylordOpryland.com 

/ Auntie Anne’s 

Arcades | 615-889-1000 (Cascades Lower Level and The Bass-ment | 2800 at SoundWaves) Opryland Drive, Nashville, TN 37214 

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WSM 650 AM 

E6 Water’s Edge 

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AND CONVENTION CENTER 

YOUR GUIDE TO GAYLORD OPRYLAND’S 

Convention Center, Meeting & Exhibition Space 

Level M (Convention Center) 

A Presidential Mezzanine 

Jackson A-F 

Lincoln A-E 

Presidential Boardroom A & B 

Washington A & B 

B Delta Mezzanine 

Bayou A-E 

Canal A-E 

Level M (Magnolia Mezzanine) 

Belle Meade A-D 

Belmont A-C 

Cheekwood A-H 

Davidson A-D 

Hermitage A-E 

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Presidential Ballroom A-E 

Presidential Chamber A & B 

Presidential Lobby & Reg Desk 

Governor’s Section 

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Governor’s Chamber A-E 

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Ryman Studios A-R 

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Ryman Exhibit Hall B1-B6 

Below the Presidential Section 

Ryman Exhibit Hall C1 & C2 

Below the Delta Section 

GaylordOpryland.com | 615-889-1000 | 2800 Opryland Drive, Nashville, TN 37214 


EXHIBITOR BOOTH NUMBERS 

TYPE COMPANY BOOTH # 

Military Air National Guard Band of the South............................................................ 609 

Industry American Music Abroad.................................................................................... 513 

Industry AP Tours.............................................................................................................. 515 

College Austin Peay State University............................................................................. 329 

Industry Bandwagon Music & Repair............................................................................. 304 

College Bethel University Renaissance.................................................................110, 112 

Industry Biltmore.............................................................................................................. 207 

Industry Bob Rogers Travel......................................................................................413, 415 

College Carson-Newman University Music Department............................................ 308 

Industry Chantilly Belle..................................................................................................... 324 

College Chattanooga State Community College.......................................................... 517 

Industry DeMoulin Brothers & Company....................................................................... 608 

College East Tennessee State University..............................................................313, 412 

Industry Educational Travel Adventures........................................................................ 212 

Industry Fred J. Miller, Inc.........................................................................................105, 204 

Industry Fruhauf Uniforms, Inc...............................................................................123, 222 

Industry Gandy Ink............................................................................................................ 215 

Industry Gateway Music Festivals and Tours................................................................ 315 

Industry Grand Champion Apparel and Design............................................................ 206 

Industry Hawaii State Tours............................................................................................. 209 

Industry J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc...............................................................................114, 116 

Industry Jupiter/Mapex/Majestic..................................................................................... 106 

Industry Kaleidoscope Adventures, Inc.......................................................................... 205 

Industry Lane Music.......................................................................................................... 404 

College Lee University..................................................................................................... 225 

Industry Lippo’s Music Mart............................................................................................. 325 

College Lipscomb University.......................................................................................... 509 

Industry Main Street Travel, LLC..................................................................................... 306 

College Middle Tennessee State University School of Music.............................409, 508 

College Milligan University............................................................................................. 208 

Industry Music & Arts....................................................................................................... 118 

Industry Music Filing Solutions........................................................................................ 309 

Industry Music for All, Inc................................................................................................. 307 

Industry Music Travel Consultants..........................................................................512, 514 

Industry Old Town Violins........................................................................................120, 122 

Industry PepWear.....................................................................................................523, 525 

Industry Perform International....................................................................................... 216 

Industry Peripole Music............................................................................................107, 109 

Industry Poppin’ Popcorn................................................................................................. 117 

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TYPE COMPANY BOOTH # 

Industry QuaverEd............................................................................................................ 519 

Industry Simply Sheets Fundraising............................................................................... 104 

Industry Snap! Mobile....................................................................................................... 213 

Industry Sonor Orff-Nuvo Instrumental......................................................................... 108 

Industry Stanbury Uniforms, LLC.................................................................................... 312 

College Tennessee State University.............................................................................. 408 

College Tennessee Tech University............................................................................... 305 

College The University of Memphis Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music...............119, 218 

College The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga................................................ 414 

College Trevecca Nazarene University.......................................................................... 224 

College Union University........................................................................................425, 524 

College University of Southern Mississippi School of Music...................................... 214 

College University of Tennessee at Martin................................................................... 314 

College University of Tennessee Knoxville School of Music....................................... 424 

Military US Army Bands.................................................................................................. 115 

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY 

Air National Guard Band of the South 

Booth # 609 

www.music.af.mil/bands/ang-band-of-the-south 

matthew.adams1889@gmail.com 

423-619-6659 

American Music Abroad 

Booth # 513 

www.americanmusicabroad.com 

tom@americanmusicabroad.com 

AP Tours 

Booth # 515 

www.aptours.org 

debbie@argonneparades.com 

423-737-4304 

Austin Peay State University 

Booth # 329 

www.apsu.edu/music 

berindeanr@apsu.edu 

931-221-1619 

Bandwagon Music & Repair 

Booth # 304 

www.bandwagonmusicandrepair.com 

info@bandwagonmusicandrepair.com 

615-721-BAND 

Bethel University Renaissance 

Booth # 110, 112 

www.bethelrenaissance.com 

griffinry@bethelu.edu 

731-352-6993 

Biltmore 

Booth # 207 

www.biltmore.com/groups/educational 

jralls@biltmore.com 

828-225-1384 

Bob Rogers Travel 

Booth # 413, 415 

bobrogerstravel.com 

info@bobrogerstravel.com 

Carson-Newman University Music 

Department 

Booth # 308 

www.cn.edu/departments/music-department 

bhollihan@cn.edu 

513-348-8326 

Chantilly Belle 

Booth # 324 

www.chantillybelle.com 

chantillybelledresses@gmail.com 

615-420-5582 

Chattanooga State Community College 

Booth # 517 

chattanoogastate.edu 

nicholas.hartline@chattanoogastate.edu 

423-697-3257 

DeMoulin Brothers & Company 

Booth # 608 

www.demoulin.com 

jtherber@demoulin.com 

888-586-8086 x461 

East Tennessee State University 

Booth # 313, 412 

www.etsu.edu/cas/music 

music@etsu.edu 

423-439-4270 

Educational Travel Adventures 

Booth # 212 

www.etadventures.com 

events@etadventures.com 

732-708-5064 

Fred J. Miller, Inc. 

Booth # 105, 204 

www.fjminc.com 

sharon.turner@fjminc.com 

513-200-6595 

Fruhauf Uniforms, Inc. 

Booth # 123, 222 

www.fruhauf.com 

leland@marchmaster.com 

316-263-7500 

Gandy Ink 

Booth # 215 

www.gandyink.com 

brenda.klepser@gandyink.com 

800-999-8137 

Gateway Music Festivals and Tours 

Booth # 315 

musicfestivals.com 

angie.voll@musicfestivals.com 

763-238-8632 

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Grand Champion Apparel and Design 

Booth # 206 

www.grandchampiondesign.com 

sales@grandchampiondesign.com 

731-610-2363 

Hawaii State Tours 

Booth # 209 

www.hawaiistatetours.com 

mike@hawaiistatetours.com 

404-904-4516 

J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc 

Booth # 114, 116 

www.jwpepper.com 

aloper@jwpepper.com 

800-345-6296 

Jupiter/Mapex/Majestic 

Booth # 106 

khs-america.com 

george.shernit@khsmusic.com 

800-283-4676 

Kaleidoscope Adventures, Inc 

Booth # 205 

www.kaleidoscopeadventures.com 

susan@mykatrip.com 

407-345-4899 

Lane Music 

Booth # 404 

www.lanemusic.com 

scott@lanemusic.com 

901-494-4433 

Lee University 

Booth # 225 

www.leeuniversity.edu/academics/music 

ahumberd@leeuniversity.edu 

423-614-8251 

Lippo’s Music Mart 

Booth # 325 

www.lipposmusicmart.com 

lippolady@gmail.com 

423-677-8276 

Lipscomb University 

Booth # 509 

www.lipscomb.edu/music 

jssnodgrass@lipscomb.edu 

615-966-5750 

Main Street Travel, LLC 

Booth # 306 

mstctours.com 

travel@mstcco.com 

615-345-6663 

Middle Tennessee State University 

School of Music 

Booth # 409, 508 

www.mtsumusic.com 

jennifer.vannatta-hall@mtsu.edu 

615-898-5924 

Milligan University 

Booth # 208 

www.milligan.edu/music 

ndelong@milligan.edu 

423-461-8791 

Music & Arts 

Booth # 118 

www.musicarts.com 

michael.owen@musicarts.com 

Music Filing Solutions 

Booth # 309 

www.musicfilingsolutions.com 

bill@musicfilingsolutions.com 

630-369-9999 

Music for All, Inc. 

Booth # 307 

www.musicforall.org 

info@musicforall.org 

800-848-2263 

Music Travel Consultants 

Booth # 512, 514 

www.musictravel.com 

emily.ward@musictravel.com 

317-637-0837 

Old Town Violins 

Booth # 120, 122 

oldtownviolins.com 

jhislope@oldtownviolins.com 

502-690-2332 

PepWear 

Booth # 523, 525 

www.pepwear.com 

conventions@pepwear.com 

972-982-7811 


EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY 

Perform International 

Booth # 216 

www.perform-international.com 

rzuehlke@perform-international.com 

770-220-2242 

Peripole Music 

Booth # 107, 109 

peripole.com/ 

contact@peripole.com 

503-362-2560 

Poppin’ Popcorn 

Booth # 117 

www.poppinpopcorn.com 

info@poppinpopcorn.com 

865-363-7931 

QuaverEd 

Booth # 519 

www.quavered.com 

buz@quavered.com 

629-702-7381 

Simply Sheets Fundraising 

Booth # 104 

www.simplysheets.net 

michelle@simplysheets.net 

251-454-0507 

Snap! Mobile 

Booth # 213 

www.snapraise.com 

david.king@snapraise.com 

Sonor Orff-Nuvo Instrumental 

Booth # 108 

khs-america.com 

info@khsmusic.com 

800-283-4676 

Stanbury Uniforms, LLC 

Booth # 312 

www.stanbury.com 

info@stanbury.com 

800-826-2246 

Tennessee State University 

Booth # 408 

www.tnstate.edu/music 

rbryan14@tnstate.edu 

404-545-9064 

Tennessee Tech University 

Booth # 305 

www.tntech.edu/music 

cjhill@tntech.edu 

931-372-6406 

The University of Memphis Rudi E. Scheidt 

School of Music 

Booth # 119, 218 

www.memphis.edu/music 

musicadmissions@memphis.edu 

901-678-3766 

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 

Booth # 414 

www.utc.edu/music 

jordan-hicks@utc.edu 

423-425-4612 

Trevecca Nazarene University 

Booth # 224 

www.trevecca.edu/music 

ddiehl@trevecca.edu 

615-517-6864 

Union University 

Booth # 425, 524 

www.uu.edu 

jkinchen@uu.edu 

731-661-5345 

University of Southern Mississippi School of Music 

Booth # 214 

www.usm.edu/music/index.php 

lauren.gerhart@usm.edu 

601-266-5555 

University of Tennessee at Martin 

Booth # 314 

www.utm.edu/academics/departments/music 

sbarne28@utm.edu 

731-881-7410 

University of Tennessee Knoxville School of Music 

Booth # 424 

music.utk.edu 

scarro33@utk.edu 

865-963-2545 

US Army Bands 

Booth # 115 

www.bands.army.mil 

walter.a.russ.mil@army.mil 

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SELECTED PERFORMANCE ENSEMBLES 

Tennessee Wind Symphony 

Wednesday, April 19, 2023 • 9:00 PM • Tennessee DE 

The Tennessee Wind Symphony (TWS) was founded in 1991. It presents a year-round 

series of concerts in a wide range of venues. The TWS is dedicated to excellence in 

symphonic band performance and to providing quality band music for the people of 

Tennessee. In addition to a regular schedule of concerts in Tennessee, the TWS has 

performed in Washington, D.C.; London, England; and twice at Carnegie Hall, New 

York, NY. The TWS has received numerous awards and recognitions, most notably 

the 2007-2008 John Philip Sousa Foundation Sudler Silver Scroll, North America’s 

most prestigious award for community concert bands. The Wind Symphony typically 

provides admission-free concerts, being a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation 

chartered in the State of Tennessee, funded entirely through membership dues, 

donations, and corporate sponsors. The TWS membership consists of a wide range 

of ages, professions, and musical backgrounds. Members live and work all over 

East Tennessee, assembling weekly in Knoxville for rehearsals. The Tennessee Wind 

Symphony is a member of the Association of Concert Bands, the Arts & Culture Alliance 

of Greater Knoxville, and is supported by the Tennessee Arts Commission. 

Music City Chorus 

Wednesday, April 19, 2023 • 9:00 PM • Tennessee DE 

Under the direction of Dusty Schleier, the Music City Chorus (MCC) is a premier men’s 

a cappella chorus based in Nashville, Tennessee, known for its captivating and 

entertaining performances of diverse repertoire, including barbershop, musical theater, 

pop, and holiday favorites. MCC recently presented its second show at the historic 

Ryman Auditorium in December 2022 with special guest artist David Phelps. For the 

first time in its 75-year history, MCC was crowned International Chorus Champion of the 

Barbershop Harmony Society in 2022, fulfilling the dream of its 80+ chorus members. 

MCC focuses on building fellowship and camaraderie through the barbershop style. MCC 

is fortunate to have an incredibly talented music leadership team, with certified directors 

and coaches who seek to build the individual vocal craft and musicianship of each chorus 

member. Music, and especially a capella singing, has the power to change lives for the 

better; MCC takes its role seriously as an arts community leader in Middle Tennessee, 

striving to share their love and passion for vocal excellence with as many as possible. 

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Collierville High School Wind Ensemble 

Thursday, April 20, 2023 • 9:30 AM • Tennessee DE 

The Collierville Wind Ensemble (Collierville High School) is the top performance 

group comprised of 9th-12th grade students. The wind ensemble’s mission is to 

expose students to the rich history of wind band literature and create memorable 

performance for the Collierville community. The ensemble has earned consistent 

superior ratings in concert performance assessment and ASBDA awards of 

distinction. The ensemble has worked with several esteemed conductors, including 

Dr. Scott Jones (Ohio State University), Dr. Steve Moore (University of Miami), Dr. 

Steven Meyer (Northern Arizona University), Dr. Christopher Morehouse (Southern 

Illinois University), Dr. Benjamin Diden (Georgia Tech University), and Dr. Albert 

Nguyen (University of Memphis). 

Nolensville High School Wind Ensemble 

Thursday, April 20, 2023 • 11:30 AM • Tennessee DE 

Tennessee Bandmasters Association 

Hall of Fame Concert & Awards Ceremony 

The Nolensville Wind Ensemble (Nolensville High 

School) is the premiere instrumental ensemble 

of Nolensville Band. Currently in its fifth year, the 

Wind Ensemble is comprised of advanced young 

musicians representing grades 9 through 12. The 

ensemble consistently produces MTSBOA All Mid- 

State Honor Band and Tennessee All-State Band 

members. In addition to annually achieving unanimous superior ratings at Concert 

Performance Assessment and the ASBDA Award of Distinction in Concert Performance, 

the Nolensville Wind Ensemble performed before 8 million viewers as a televised 

featured on ABC World News Tonight With David Muir. The ensemble is honored to 

perform the Tennessee Bandmasters Association Hall of Fame Concert at the 64th 

Annual Tennessee Music Education Association Conference, which will feature the 

premiere of the first Nolensville Band commission by composer Brant Karrick. 


SELECTED PERFORMANCE ENSEMBLES 

Stewarts Creek High School 

Athena Treble Choir 

Thursday, April 20, 2023 • 4:00 PM • Tennessee DE 

The Athena Treble Choir is the flagship treble 

ensemble of the Stewarts Creek High School 

choral program, which also includes the Apollo 

Contra Ensemble (advanced tenor/bass), Bel Canto 

(intermediate treble), Giovani Voci (beginning 

treble), and Meistersingers (beginning tenor/bass). 

The Stewarts Creek Choirs are one division 

of the Stewarts Creek Fine Arts Academy, which, along with Visual Arts, Theater, 

and Instrumental Music, offers a collaborative, conservatory-style education within 

Stewarts Creek High School, offering students a focused study in the Arts while 

enjoying the benefits of a comprehensive public high school. Academy students enjoy 

a weekly recital hour, Dual Enrollment classes in the Arts including DE Music Theory 

and DE Ear Training, and a process-based curriculum that includes specialized fine 

arts courses (Songwriting, Guitar, and Beat Laboratory) in addition to performance 

and studio-based classes. The Academy also offers the Stewarts Creek Arts Certificate, 

a four-year diploma program that offers the highest-achieving students guided 

opportunities for growth, such as monthly advisory sessions, yearly performance 

evaluations, and a senior Capstone Recital/Portfolio juried by Stewarts Creek faculty. 

Nearly fifty students in the Stewarts Creek Choral and Theater programs take private 

voice instruction from two applied voice faculty who teach during the school day. 

Stewarts Creek students perform in two voice recitals and masterclasses each year. 

Stewarts Creek voice students are past winners of Regional NATS competitions and the 

Orpheus Vocal Competition and are regularly accepted into the All-County Choirs, Mid- 

State Choirs, All-State Choirs, Governor’s School for the Arts, and Regional/National 

Honor Choirs of the American Choral Directors Association. 

Farragut High School Advanced Mixed Choir 


The Advanced Mixed Choir is the premiere 

ensemble in the Farragut High School Choral 

Program. Students selected for this choir have 

completed at least one semester of study in vocal 

music during which they have shown exceptional 

musical skill. The group focuses on performing 

a variety of repertoire while building skill in 

music theory and sight reading. Members of this 

ensemble regularly participate in All East Honor 

Choir, All-State Choirs, and Governor’s School for the Arts. In the last two years, the 

Advanced Mixed Choir has performed for the opening session of the Tennessee State 

Senate, scored straight superior markings at JB Lyle and ACDA State Performance 

Assessment, and performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City. 

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MTSU TEBA Chorale 


The MTSU TEBA Chorale began singing together in the Fall of 2019. The ensemble 

is open to all university students, staff, and faculty who sing tenor or bass. They 

perform two concerts each semester, with a varied repertoire from madrigals to 

musical theatre. The ensemble encompasses students from across many majors, with 

over half being non-music majors such as audio production, plant and soil science, 

and aerospace. They were invited to perform for the Williamson County Men’s Choir 

Festival, and they regularly appear in MTSU’s “Joys of the Season” produced by the 

College of Liberal Arts. 

Cordova High School Concert Singers 


The award-winning Concert Singers is the top-performing ensemble at Cordova High 

School. “The Singers” are comprised of 10th through 12th grade honor students and 

occasionally a few 9th graders who meet the audition and academic requirements; 

they must maintain a C average in their classes to perform with this ensemble. Of 

this ensemble, 30 of these singers made the All-Southwest Tennessee Senior High 

Honor choir. “The Singers” continuously receive superior ratings, best in class, and 

overall top ensemble at local and national competitions. In 2018, “The Singers” 

reached national acclaim with over 9 million views on Facebook for their musical 

tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and have had additional viral videos surpassing 

over a million views on both YouTube and Facebook. “The Singers” by invitation have 

performed in Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Hawaii, and New York at the worldrenowned 

Carnegie Hall. This past Spring, “The Singers” were selected to perform 

at the 2022 Southern Conference of the American Choral Directors Association in 

Raleigh, North Carolina. The students continuously graduate with full vocal, choral, 

and academic scholarships to institutions of their choices. The Concert Singers are 

widely known for their inspiring and moving performances. 


TMEA ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 

TMEA would like to thank the following individuals and groups: 

ArtsEd Tennessee, Stephen Coleman 

CMA Foundation, Tiffany Kerns and Franklin Willis 

Innovative Percussion, Erik Johnson 

Jupiter/KHS America Music, Rick DeJonge 

Peripole, Inc., Andrew Perry, N.D. 

Rutherford County Schools, Lindsay Halford, Ed.D. 

Steinway Piano Gallery Nashville, Brandon Herrenbruck 

Williamson County Schools, Mark Kinzer 

Tennessee All-State General Chairs 

Carter Noblin, Wilson Central High School, Lebanon 

Brian Russell, DMA, Stewarts Creek High School, Smyrna 

Tennessee All-State Ensemble Coordinators 

Garrett Doo, Smyrna High School, Smyrna 

Kelly Davenport, David Crockett HS, Jonesborough 

Amanda Short, Cocke County High School, Newport 

Cord Martin, Whitthorne Middle School, Columbia 

Nichole Pitts, McCallie School, Chattanooga 

Gary Wilkes, Ravenwood High School, Brentwood 

Mondale Rogers, Brentwood High School, Brentwood 

Ben Channell, Lebanon High School, Lebanon 

Tennessee Treble Choir Ensemble Coordinator 

Tiffany Barton, Madison Creek Elementary, Goodlettsville 

Tennessee Music Education Association 

Conference Coordinators 

Jenn Rothschild, ConferenceDirect 

Mark Garey, Freedom Middle School, Franklin 

Daphne Garey, First Presbyterian Church, Nashville 

John Mears, Central Magnet School, Murfreesboro 

Susan Kelly, Stewarts Creek High School, Smyrna 

Reggie Coleman, Rocky Fork Middle School, Smyrna 

Nick Thomas, Eagleville School, Eagleville 

Michael Petrone, Rocky Fork Middle School, Smyrna 

Phillip Kigaita, Rocky Fork Middle School, Smyrna 

Raymond Meza, Heritage MS, Thompson’s Station 

Philip Gregory, Providence Christian, Murfreesboro 

Chris Click, Central Magnet School, Murfreesboro 

Tennessee Music Education Association Board of Directors 

Michael Chester, TMEA Executive Director | Stewarts Creek High School, Smyrna 

Ryan Fisher, Ph.D., TMEA President | University of Memphis, Memphis 

Joel Denton, TMEA President-Elect | Lee University, Cleveland 

Alexis Yatuzis-Derryberry, TMEA Immediate Past-President | Stewarts Creek High School, Smyrna 

Dian Eddleman, TMEA Secretary | University School of Jackson, Jackson 

Anna Laura Williams, TMEA Publications Managing Editor | Siegel Middle School, Murfreesboro 

Ben Torres, TMEA State General Music Chair | Woodlawn Elementary School, Woodlawn 

Demetrius Robinson, Ed.S., TMEA State Choral Chair | Louisiana Tech University, Ruston (LA) 

Cynthia Wright, TMEA State Orchestra Chair | Montgomery Ridge Intermediate School, Maryville 

Ollie Liddell, Ph.D., TMEA State Band Chair | Memphis Central High School, Memphis 

Lauren Ramey, Ph.D., TMEA State Higher Education Chair | East Tennessee State University, Johnson City 

Michael Chandler, Ph.D., TMEA NAfME Collegiate Chair | Austin Peay State University, Clarksville 

Loneka Wilkinson-Battiste, Ph.D., TMEA Society for Music Teacher Education & Research | UT Knoxville, Knoxville 

Christopher Dye, Ed.D., TMEA Advocacy and Government Relations Chair | MTSU, Murfreesboro 

CONFERENCE PROGRAM ADVERTISER INDEX 

A very special thank you to all of our advertisers who support 

the work of students and music educators at all levels. 

Amro Music Stores, Inc.................................................. 12 

Austin Peay State University......................................... 16 

Bethel University............................................................ 19 

East Tennessee State University.................................. 17 

Lee University.................................................. Back Cover 

Middle Tennessee State University............................... 7 

Performing Arts Consultants........................................ 27 

Steinway Piano Gallery Nashville................................. 32 

Tennessee Tech University............... Inside Front Cover 

Union University............................................................ 13 

University of Memphis.................................................... 3 

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.................... 35 

University of Tennessee at Knoxville........................... 33 

University of Tennessee at Martin................................. 6 

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