Texas Bandmasters Association
Bandmasters Review • September 2012
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One of the highlights of this summer’s Convention/Clinic were the outstanding clinics. Convention
attendees logged in over 12,500 hours of instruction in these clinics! The most attended clinics
are listed below. TBA thanks all the clinicians for sharing their expertise. Many clinicians prepared
handouts for their presentation. View them at:
www.texasbandmasters.org
; select the RESOURCES tab.
Check Points For Teaching Beginners
Marion West
Creating Excellence in Your Marching Winds
Bob Chreste
Effective Use of Electronics in the Front Ensemble :
What Every Band Director and Percussion Instructor Should Know
John Brennan
Efficient Teaching Through Effective Planning and Technology
Bob Chreste, Evan VanDoren
Getting “That Sound”
David Brandon
How to Teach Woodwinds if I Can’t Play Them
Greg Countryman
Pacing to Performance
Kim Shuttlesworth, Amy Suggs
Recruiting and Rentention - Middle School :
From Beginner Drives to Motivating Students to Continue on to High School Band
Marty Nelson, Jason Tucker, Nathan Cooley
Teaching Your Band to be Musical - Finding Music Among the Notes
Fred J. Allen
Techniques to Develop Marching Excellence
Bob Chreste
The Crucial Role the Teacher Plays in Music Learning
Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser
Trumpet Fundamentals: A Comprehensive Guide to
Starting Them Right and Keeping Them Right
Will Strieder
Bob Chreste
John Brennan
Fred J. Allen
David Brandon
Nathan Cooley
Marty Nelson
Kim Shuttlesworth
Will Streider
Outstanding Clinics in 2012
Clinic Attendance
Totalled Over 12,500 Hours
Gary Countryman
Amy Suggs
Jason Tucker
Evan VanDoren
Texas Bandmasters Association
Bandmasters Review • September 2012
Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser
Marion West