February 1-3, 2018 in Moscow, Idaho. 2018 All-State Inservice Conference The 2018 IMEA All-State Inservice Conference will be held February 1-3, 2018 on the campus of the University of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho. All-State Alternates have two weeks from the day they were notified to complete their registration. All-State Gala Concerts. All-State Instrumental Concert - February 3, 2018, 1:00 PM. All-State Choral Concert - February 3, 2018, 3:00 PM Both concerts will be held in the International Ballroom at the Bruce C. Pitman Center on the Campus of the Univeristy of Idaho, 709 Deakin Ave., Moscow, Idaho 83844.

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Tickets are $8.00 for adults and $6.00 for students. (Thesearethe correct ticket prices. The previously listed price was in error.) Conference Registration is now underway. Registration is online. See the Conference Tab, above, for more information. Registration Fees are as follows:.

IMEA Member Registration - $175.00. Non-member Registration - $275.00. Collegiate Member Registration - $65.00 Download the tentative Conference credit is available through NNU.

Hotel rooms in Moscow are very limited. Reserve your room as soon as possible. For a list of IMEA blocked out rooms, check the In-Service Conference Tab, above. Friday, February 2nd is Bring Your Administrator to Conference Day. School administrators can register for free. to attend the conference sessions and concert hours that day.

There will be a special Administrator's Open Forum during the day where they can discuss music program concerns and ideas. Please invite your administrators to attend.

Pre-registration can be found at OpusEvents.com.Friday Banquet tickets and Saturday's concert tickets can be purchased separately. General Information Please inform qualified and interested students in your music groups about the All-State Honor Groups and assist those who apply in preparing the audition materials. Students are eligible for All-State Honor Groups if they are regularly enrolled or dual-enrolled members of a school concert music ensemble in grades 9-12 in Idaho and their director is a current member of the Idaho Music Educators Association. You must be a member of IMEA/NAfME or your students will not be considered for membership in any All-State group. IMEA is the sole sponsor and adminstrator of these Honor Groups; your membership in the organization will be checked at the time your students apply. If you are not a current member, your students will not be able to audition. If, for some reason, you have put off renewing your IMEA/NAfME membership and cannot access the registration page, please register and send a copy of your electronic receipt to Wayne Millett, the web master.

He will have to enter you manually into the IMEA system. We do not get automatic updates from NAfME that magically appear in our system. It can take up to one week to register and add you to system.

Please don't put it off. Join or renew NOW! Because this event is sanctioned by the Idaho High Schools Activity Association (IHSAA) your school must be a member of that organization in order for your students to participate. If your school is not a member of IHSAA, but you are a member of NAfME/IMEA, you students still cannot participate. Both membership requirements must be met. The sizes of the All-State groups (pending successful auditions) will be Band—140, Orchestra—120, MixedChoir—200, Womens Choir—120, and new this year, Jazz Choir-40. Organizing Chairmen are, Band -; Jazz Choir -; Mixed Choir -; Orchestra -; and Treble Choir -.

Registration fees covering music, clinicians, meals, T-shirts, etc. Will be set at the Fall Board meeting. If any of your students were in All-Northwest, they will NOT automatically be in All-State. They must make a recording of the All-State tryout materials. If I can be of any assistance to you in your preparation for All-State, please call me anytime. I wish you and your students much success and look forward to meeting each of you at the convention in February, 2018.

Kathy Stefani. Audition Instructions Students:. Prepare the required audition materials. Complete the and give it to your teacher along with $5 for the audition fee. Record the audition materials. Each exercise should be saved in a separate file.

Voice, wind, and percussion players will upload 4 files each. String players will upload 5 files each.

They must be saved or converted to MP3 format. DO NOT state your name and school.

DO NOT say the name of your solo. It will be entered on your registration form. Your teacher will register you on-line and will upload your auditions. Teachers:. Make sure the students have access to the audition materials. Collect the from each student. Record the students' auditions.

Each exercise should be saved in a separate file. Voice, wind, and percussion players will upload 4 files each. String players will upload 5 files each. They must be saved or converted to MP3 format. Files must be smaller that 2MB in size or you will get an error.

See below for recording helps and hints. Register your students on the IMEA Web Site. Registration will open August 14, 2017. You must be a member of NAfME/IMEA to log-in. You will log-in with your NAfME # and your last name. The first time you log-in you will need to update your contact information. Click on the 'Add School' button to add all the schools you teach at that will have students auditioning for All-State.

After you have added your schools, you are ready to start adding students by clicking on 'Add Student'. Use the that the student filled out to complete the information requested. Please double check all information. If you place your student in the wrong category they will be disqualified. After you have added a student you can upload their audition files. Click on the speaker with the red X and follow the instructions.

Be sure to listen to the file after it has been uploaded to make sure it's right. Continue adding students until they are all entered. When you are ready to pay the student fees, click on the 'Pay Audition Fees' link in the lower right hand corner.

Choose the school that you are paying the fees for, then click 'Next.' . All of the students that have registered from that school will be shown.

This will include band, choir, and orchestra students. Select the check box next to the names of all the students that you are paying for and click 'Next.' . The Fee Payment page will show you all the names of the students that you are paying for.

Please double check it for accuracy. The preferred method of payment is by credit or debit card through PayPal. You do not have to have a PayPal account. If you need to pay by check, print two copies.

Keep one for your records and mail the other copy, with your check, to the address given on the form. When you are finished click 'Cancel.' . To pay by credit/debit card, print one copy for your records then click the 'Pay Now' button. You will be taken to the PayPal site. If you have a PayPal account, log-in and follow the payment instructions.

If you do not have a PayPal account, click the 'Don't have a PayPal account?' Link and follow the payment instructions. REMEMBER!!! Auditions must be uploaded by midnight October 6, 2017. All fees must be paid or postmarked by October 16, 2017. Students whose fees have not been paid at that time will be removed from the system. No effort on the part of IMEA will be made to collect the non-payment of audition fees.

NOTE: Many audition are incorrectly uploaded. Common problems are switched etudes, combined etudes, registering in the wrong category, introduction of the student, and missing files. Files uploaded incorrectly will not be fixed and will be disqualified from consideration. There just isn't enough time in the day to track down all the mistakes that could easily be fixed by directors taking the time to proof the uploads!

Recording Helps: If you are total a novice at recording on your computer try to find someone around you that can help. Usually there will be student who will know what they are doing.

MP3 files should be recorded at the bit rate of 128kbps. Some programs call this the resolution.

There should be a setting for it on your digital recorder or in the audio program that you record into. A simple and free program that you can download to record with is. It works on both Mac and Windows, is easy to use, and is very versatile. Click on the link to go to the download page. The Audacity Tutorials are also very good for learning the basics of recording. You can find them. If you are on a Mac and want to use an external microphone, you will need a separate USB interface.

One of the cheapest and easiest to use is the iMic by Griffin Technologies. Cost is between $30-$50 at most computer stores.

To convert a different file format to MP3 using iTunes:. Start iTunes and open the Preferences. Under General look for the Import Settings button. Click on that and change the Import Using menu to MP3 Encoder. Make sure that you have 'High Quality (160 kbps)' selected under 'Setting'. If you use the 'Higher Quality (190 kbps)' setting, your file may be too large and will not import. Click OK to save the settings and exit back to iTunes.

Right click on the file you want to convert (or Control click on the Mac) and select Create MP3 Version. Locate the new file and drag it to the desktop.

It should have a.mp3 at the end of the file name. This is the file you want to upload for the audition. Contact Wayne Millett the if you are totally lost and need help.

Choir Audition Requirements. Prepare the audition material listed here. The key is preparation. You may use a metronome to set tempo, but may not use it while playing. PLAY YOUR AUDITION AS CLOSE TO THE INDICATED METRONOME SPEEDS AS POSSIBLE. Points are deducted for going faster or slower than indicated. There is a $5.00 fee to audition.

Pay this to your teacher. Each teacher will send in one check for all their students' auditions.

Fill out the and give it to your teacher. Vocal auditionees are only allowed to submit one vocal audition. Violation of this rule will result in disqualification. Record your auditions.

Name and save the recordings to your hard drive. Each exercise must be recorded as a separate file. If you have any questions about the Treble or Mixed Choir contact:. If you have any questions about the Jazz Choir, contact:. All auditions must be completed and uploaded by the due date, October 6, 2017.

Optional Jazz Choir Audition. If you wish to be considered for the new Idaho All-State Jazz Choir, please complete the three additional exercises.

Audition Exercises: All exercises and the song are to be sung unaccompanied. The pitch should be given only once before each exercise. Each exercise should be recorded into a separate file. Sing following scale, ascending and descending, using the syllables 'do re mi fa sol la ti do'. Do not repeat the high 'do' upon descending. You may take a breath, if needed. Sing the exercise with each note m.m.

Soprano I & Tenor I: key of D (start on A) Soprano II & Tenor II: key of C (start on G) Alto I & Bass I: key of B (start on F#) Alto II & Bass II: key of A (start on E) OPTIONAL: Jazz Choir Audition. Jazz Interpretation: Sing the first 16 measures in a swing style, unaccompanied, of “Summertime.” You choose the tempo and key. (Lead sheet is available on Aebersold, Volume 25.). Rhythmic and Pitch Accuracy: Sing unaccompanied, your voice part of. Optional Improvisation: Improvise 3 choruses of up-tempo Bb Blues. This may be done with Jamey Aebersold, Volume 2, track 5, a live rhythm section, or sung alone.

Winds & Percussion Audition Requirements. Prepare the audition material listed here.

The key is preparation. You may use a metronome to set tempo, but may not use it while playing. PLAY YOUR AUDITION AS CLOSE TO THE INDICATED METRONOME SPEEDS AS POSSIBLE. Points are deducted for going faster or slower than indicated. There is a $5.00 fee to audition. Pay this to your teacher. Each teacher will send in one check for all their students' auditions.

Fill out the and give it to your teacher. Record your auditions. Name and save the recordings to your hard drive.

Each exercise must be recorded as a separate file. If you have any questions contact:. All auditions must be completed and uploaded by the due date, October 6, 2017. WIND & PERCUSSION AUDITION MATERIALS The solo in #4 in the materials listed below is optional. Students who wish to be considered for 1st chair or to play solos should perform the solo. The solo should be a piece of their choosing not to exceed 1 minute in length.

The chosen piece should be relatively difficult for the student, but should demonstrate the student’s musical strengths. Pieces from each instrument’s solo repertoire are recommended. Remember, the piece given here is an example only. It may be used, but a piece of the students’ choosing is highly recommended. All solo recxordings should be unaccompanied, Note that points will be deducted for not playing at indicated metronome speed. WOODWINDS Flute:.

Chromatic Scale – Low C to C4 using slurred sixteenth notes ascending and descending. (Quarter note = 72). Selected Studies for Flute - Page 20: measures 1-18. (Dotted quarter note = 48). Selected Studies for Flute – Page 33: measures 1-25 and 43-52. (Quarter note = 120). Example solo: Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonata in Eb Major Mvt.

Jazz Choir Rhythm Section Audition Requirements. Prepare the audition material listed here.

The key is preparation. You may use a metronome to set tempo, but may not use it while playing. IF THERE IS AN INDICATED TEMPO, PLAY YOUR AUDITION AS CLOSE TO THE INDICATED METRONOME SPEEDS AS POSSIBLE.

Points are deducted for going faster or slower than indicated. There is a $5.00 fee to audition. Pay this to your teacher.

Each teacher will send in one check for all their students' auditions. Fill out the and give it to your teacher. Record your auditions.

Name and save the recordings to your hard drive. Each exercise must be recorded as a separate file. If you have any questions about the Jazz Choir Rhythm Section contact:. All auditions must be completed and uploaded by the due date, October 6, 2017 JAZZ CHOIR RHYTHM SECTION AUDITION MATERIALS All examples are to be played alone (without accompaniment) except where indicated.

For the rhythm tracks you may use the indicated Aebersold track, a live rhythm section, or the iReal rhythm section generator. Aebersold tracks are preferred over iReal.

You will need to indicate which one you used on the audition application. Piano. Play the first 12 bars from the written piano part from. Comp with melody and chords for one chorus of “I’m Old Fashioned” from Aebersold, Volume 55, followed by two choruses of improvisation. You may use a live rhythm section, Aebersold, Volume 55, left channel only, or iReal with the Piano and Guitar tracks muted, Key of F, Quarter note = 132. Improvise a solo playing 3 choruses of up tempo Bb blues using a live rhythm section, Aebersold, Volume 2, track 5, left channel only, or iReal with the Piano and Guitar tracks muted.

(iReal, use Blues-Jazz at Jazz-Medium Up Swing, quarter note = 200.). Play any additional example of your choice not to exceed one minute. Guitar. Play the written guitar part from.

Comp 16 measures from “I’m Old Fashioned” from Aebersold, Volume 55 with a live rhythm section, Aebersold Volume 55, left channel only, or iReal with the Piano and Guitar tracks muted, Key of F, Quarter note = 132. Improvise a solo playing 3 choruses of up tempo Bb blues using a live rhythm section, Aebersold, Volume 2, track 5, left channel only, or iReal with the Piano and Guitar tracks muted. (iReal, use Blues-Jazz at Jazz-Medium Up Swing, quarter note = 200.).

Play any additional example of your choice not to exceed one minute. Bass Acoustic Bass is preferred, but electric bass is acceptable. Play the written bass part from. Play a walking bass line, the chord changes for two choruses and optional solo on the third chorus of “I’m Old Fashioned” from Aebersold, Volume 55 with a live rhythm section, Aebersold, Volume 55, right channel only, or iReal with the bass line muted, Key of F, Quarter note = 132. Using a live rhythm section, Aebersold, Volume 31, right channel only, or iReal with the bass line muted, play a bossa nova bass line on “Once I Loved” from Aebersold, Volume 31 for one chorus, and also improvise a solo for one chorus if you choose to. IReal track should be in the key of G at Quarter note = 182.

Play any additional example of your choice not to exceed one minute. Drums For each of tracks 1-3, play 16 measures “trading 4’s” divided alternately as 4 bars of time, 4 bars of solo, etc., within each 16 measure track. Play 16 measure of medium swing. (Quarter note = 120).

Play 16 measure of fast swing. (Quarter note = 200). Play 16 measure of Bossa Nova (Quarter note = 152). 4.Play Play time and figures along with appropriate solo fill and set ups. (Quarter note = 200) For questions or more information, contact the Jazz Band chairman. Application for Performing Groups We are now accepting applications and recordings for performing groups at the 2018 IMEA All-State Inservice Conference.

Selected groups will perform at numerous concert hours during the conference. We would like to see a balanced representation from all levels of Music Education in our State: Small, Medium and Large sized High School, Middle School, Elementary School, and University level performing ensembles.

The deadline for the Performing Groups Application is October 16, 2017. All materials should be submitted through the online application. If you have questions or need more information, contact, IMEA Past-President. Bankhead became the Music Department Head at Utah State University July 1, 2011.

He held this position until June, 2015 when he retired. He was Director, School of Music at Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, Texas from 2006-2011. He was an active leader in several statewide music projects and instrumental in the contstruction of the new Gaetner Performance Arts Center on that campus.

Bankhead received his Doctor of Musical Arts degree from The Catholic University of America, Washington, DC; the Master of Arts degree is from Central Michigan University; and, the Bachelor of Music degree from Utah State University. Before going to Sam Houston State in 2006, he was the Chairman of the Music Department at California State University, Chico, 1994-2006. In addition to his administrative leadership, he was director of bands, master’s degree advisor and conductor of the Opera Workshop orchestra. He was also principal guest conductor of the Shasta Symphony Orchestra in Redding, CA. He is a frequent guest conductor, clinician and music specialist at music events throughout the country. He has conducted in all 50 states and 18 foreign countries.

Bankhead is on the conducting staff of the Utah Festival Opera & Musical Theatre, and Board Member/conductor at the American Band College and Western International Band Clinic. Prior to his appointment at CSU, Chico, Dr.

Bankhead was Executive Director of the Green Bay Symphony Orchestra and Producer at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. He produced shows, concerts and festivals involving artists ranging from Bill Cosby to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Bankhead completed 22 years of military service in the Air Force retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel. He served as Commander/Conductor of the United States Air Force Band in Washington 1985-1991 and Deputy Commander/Assistant Conductor of that organization from 1976-1985. Prior to that, he was Chief of Bands and Music for the Air Force stationed at the Pentagon. Bankhead and his wife, Lyn, reside in North Logan, Utah. Kirk Marcy is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of the University of Northern Colorado.

He began his teaching career in 1983 at Lake Washington High School. In 1987, he joined the Four Freshmen, singing and playing keyboards and brass. In 1988, Kirk returned to the Pacific Northwest to become the Director of Choirs at Edmonds Community College.

In 2008, Kirk was inducted into the Washington Music Educators Hall of Fame. In 2013, he received Edmonds Community College’s “Excellence in Education Award” for outstanding teaching. Recently, he was selected as the 2017 Washington Interscholastic Activities Association ‘Music Educator of the Year’. 2017-18 marks his 30th year at the college. Kirk has been honored to conduct All-State Choirs in fifteen states, and served as guest conductor of the 2014 ACDA Northwest Division Honor Jazz Choir. He is in demand as a clinician and adjudicator at choral and vocal jazz festivals throughout the United States and Canada.

Kirk’s choral and jazz compositions and arrangements are published through UNC Jazz Press, Walton and Sound Music Publications, and he recently formed his own publishing company, Kirk Marcy Music. Professionally, Kirk sings with Just 4 Kicks and Male Ensemble Northwest. Graham is Assistant Professor of Music at Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho, where she teaches courses in music and the humanities, and conducts the Concert Choir. Graham earned both the Doctor of Musical Arts and Master of Music degrees in conducting from Michigan State University, in East Lansing, Michigan, the Master of Arts in English and Classroom Teaching from Pacific Lutheran University, in Tacoma, Washington, and the Bachelor of Arts in Music Education with a minor in Church Music from Whitworth, in Spokane, Washington.

Graham spent the early part of her career teaching public school choral music in Washington State, and most recently returned to the Northwest after ten years of collegiate teaching in Illinois. She has conducted choirs in both domestic and international performances and is a frequently presents sessions for her professional organizations and serves as an adjudicator and guest conductor for contests, festivals, and retreats. She is an active member of the National Collegiate Choral Organization, the National Association for Music Education, and the American Choral Director’s Association, where she is a board member for both the Northwest division and for the state of Idaho. Graham is the artistic director and conductor of the Palouse Choral Society’s Chorale and Chamber Choir, and also serves as the music director for the Episcopal Church of the Nativity in Lewiston. Steven Amundson joined the music faculty at St. Olaf College in the fall of 1981.

Under Amundson’s direction, the St. Olaf Orchestra has become recognized as one the finest undergraduate orchestras in the United States.

In addition to his duties as conductor of the St. Olaf Orchestra, he teaches courses in conducting, aural skills, and music theory. Prior to his appointment at St. Olaf, Amundson held conducting posts at the University of Virginia and with the Tacoma Youth Symphony in Washington. He is the founding conductor of the Metropolitan Symphony in Minnesota and served as Music Director and Conductor of the Bloomington Symphony from 1984-1997. He has been both a resident conductor and guest conductor for the well-known Interlochen National Arts Camp and has served as guest conductor for many All-State Orchestra festivals throughout the United States.

Amundson has guest conducted professional ensembles in Minnesota including the Duluth-Superior Symphony Orchestra, the Minneapolis Pops Orchestra, the Fargo/Moorhead Symphony, and the renowned St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. A commissioned composer and arranger, Amundson is published by Lauren Keiser Music and the Neil A.

Kjos Music Co. Tempo Music Resource distributes his self-published works. His orchestral compositions have received hundreds of performances by professional orchestras including the Atlanta, Cincinnati, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Oregon, Phoenix, San Diego, and Utah Symphonies in the United States, and internationally with orchestras including the Toronto Symphony in Canada and BBC Concert Orchestra in the United Kingdom. Amundson did his studies in orchestral conducting at Luther College, Northwestern University, the University of Virginia, the Aspen Music School in Colorado, and the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria.

He has enjoyed the tutelage of notable conductors including Maurice Abravanel, Milan Horvat, and Erich Leinsdorf. In the 1980 International Conducting Competition hosted by the Mozarteum and Austrian National Radio, Amundson placed first, earning the Hans Haring Prize.

In 1992 the Minnesota Music Education Association named him “Minnesota Orchestra Educator of the Year.” In the fall of 1995 Amundson received the Carlo A. Sperati Award from Luther College in recognition of his meritorious achievement in the field of music.

Desiree La Vertu is an accomplished conductor, soloist, and voice teacher in the greater Los Angeles area. LaVertu is the Director of Choral & Vocal Activities at Occidental College in Los Angeles, where she has taught since 2009.

Previously, she was the Director of the Glee Clubs at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). Additionally, she was on the voice faculties of Chapman University and the summer graduate program at California State University, Los Angeles. She is one of the solo vocal coordinators and is on the choral-vocal faculty of the Idyllwild Arts Summer Festival Choir. She began her teaching career at the secondary level, teaching middle school and high school for 10 years.

As a soprano, Ms. La Vertu specializes in the oratorio repertoire, and has been soprano soloist in Poulenc’s Gloria and Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem, both at Disney Hall, Brahms’ Ein Deutches Requiem, Handel’s Messiah, Mozart’s Requiem, and Bach’s Magnificat, among others. She was a long-time member of the Donald Brinegar Singers, and was a founding member of the female a capella quartet “Diva Complex.” Initially trained as a pianist, her Bachelor of Music degree is in Accompanying from California State University, Fullerton.

She received her Master of Music in Choral and Vocal Studies from the University of Nevada, Reno, where she studied with Bruce Mayhall and Donald Brinegar. LaVertu maintains a private voice studio in Pasadena, where she lives with her husband and two wonderful children. Frequently asked questions about the In-Service Conference Registration Q: Can I register for the In-Service Conference online? Online Pre-Registration is done through the OpusEvents. Go to to register.

Q: Can I pay my registration fee with a credit card? A: Credit cards will be accepted.

(You may also send a school or personal check. Purchase orders will NOT be accepted!) Q: I don't teach high school and I don't have students in All-State. Can I come at a reduced fee? A: IMEA/NAfME represents all levels and all areas of music education; consequently, the full fee is expected of all active music educators, regardless of their area or level of instruction. The In-Service Conference and the Idaho High School All-State are two separate events that are held at the same time. The sessions and concert hours at the In-Service are designed to address every teaching level and area. Q: How do I join IMEA/NAfME?

A: You can join NAfME/IMEA by accessing the national web site at:. (High school instructors need to remember to keep their membership current in order for their students to be eligible for All-State and the State Solo Contest.) Q: What does my registration includ? A: All registrations (with the exception of the FREE retired category) include 1 banquet ticket and entrance to all clinics, concert hours, exhibits and both GALA Concerts.

Extra banquet tickets and extra GALA Concert tickets are available on the registration form. A limited number of banquet tickets will be available on-site. The fine print. IMEA will accept NAfME membership cards for Conference Registration that are current through February 3, 2018. Members without a current valid membership will be notified by email and must renew at the time they register at the In-Service Conference or prior to the Conference. If a member claims to have paid NAfME, but has not yet received a valid membership card, it shall be the responsibility of the IMEA Secretary to immediately check with the NAfME director of membership and finance. If membership is verified by NAfME, admission will be assured; if membership is not verified, the member must make membership payment at the registration site and a stop-pay at NAfME will be issued.

Director's Information Letter for All-State Group Registration: Please read these instructions carefully and follow the checklist to ensure that your students are properly registered for All-State. Failure to do so can prevent your student’s participation in the All-State Groups. Distribute Registration Forms, Medical Forms, Student Contracts, and Parent Information Sheets to all students selected for the Honor Groups. Please print all forms on a single side, not double sided, and do NOT staple them together. NEW-If you have students who live in the Moscow area, OR have a relative that they can stay with instead of the All State Housing, please distribute to them the IMEA Housing Waiver Form and make sure that the signatures from Director, Principal and Parent are complete. Distribute the Chaperone Information Form to interested parents that you know would do a good job of chaperoning the honor groups.

Do not give the form to every student, just to those whom you trust to do a great job. Directors can also be chaperones with limited duties. Couples are needed to accommodate housing numbers. Collect all Registration/Housing forms, Medical Forms, and Student Contracts & fees from the students. Fees for 2018 are $265.00 per student.

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$195 if staying with relatives or home. Using the information on the Registration forms, complete the Housing Worksheet. DO NOT mail this form to IMEA. Login to the All-State Registration page and register your students using the information from the Registration Form and Housing Worksheet. DO NOT mail these forms to IMEA!

Don’t confuse the Housing Worksheet with the Housing Waiver Form. IF YOU HAVE ANY STUDENTS NOT NEEDING HOUSING, MAIL THE WAIVER FORMS. Pay registration fees. After all students have been registered online, click the “Pay Registration Fees” button on the registration page. Select your school and then all of the students for whom you are paying the fees for. Print the Fee Statement Page.

Both the director and the school principal must sign the Fee Statement. Students will not be registered until this form is signed. Have your SCHOOL ISSUE ONE CHECK made out to ALL-STATE/IMEA for the total of all fees due. NOTE: If you have more than one director at your school, have all the directors print their fee statements and then have one check issued for the total of all the fee statements.

(include all band, orchestra, choir and jazz choir fees from each school in one check). Include the check with the Fee Statement. Copy all forms for your records. You will keep the original Registration/Housing forms. Send all Medical Forms, Students Contracts, Fee Statements and Housing Waiver Forms to: (do NOT staple together) All-State/IMEA c/o Karen Goodrich Randolph 1412 Clearwater Way Twin Falls, ID 83301. DO NOT SEND PERSONAL CHECKS!. DO NOT SEND A SCHOOL PURCHASE ORDER!

IMEA will not bill. DO NOT SEND A CHECK WITHOUT A FEESTATEMENT!. MAKE SURE YOUR STUDENT FORMS ARE COMPLETE BEFORE MAILING!. NOTE THAT CHECKS NEED TO BE MADE OUT TO ALL-STATE/IMEA. The POSTMARK DEADLINE for fees and forms is Friday, December 8. Any forms or fees postmarked after that date will be assessed a $25 per person late fee.

If mailing forms and fees after that date, please include the late fee. IMEA has purchased original copies of the music. Scanned pdf’s of band and orchestra music will be emailed to the directors around December 15.

Choir directors will be mailed original copies and should begin arriving December 15. Please keep an eye out for the email and make copies for the students to rehearse with. Originals will be given to the students when they check in on January 31. Plan to arrive at hotels on Wednesday, January 31 between 4:00 and 6:30 pm for registration and room assignments. REFUND POLICY Refunds of All-State Registration Fees will be paid on the following schedule if the student cannot be replaced: During December, after registration fees have been paid, $150.00. After January 1st, $90.00. No refunds after January 29.

ALL-STATE HONOR GROUP’S CHAIRS Honor Groups Chair Kathy Stefani McDonald Elementary School 2323 E. Moscow, ID 83843 stefanik@msd281.org All-State Manager Ron Curtis Ridgevue High School 18800 Madison Rd Nampa, ID 83687 ron.curtis@vallivue.org Band Chair Aaron Marshall Marsh Valley High School 12655 S Old Highway 91 Arimo, ID 83214 amarshall@mvds21.org Treble Choir Chair Lindsay Lowe Centennial High School 12400 W McMillan Rd Boise, ID 83713 Lowe.lindsay@westada.org Mixed Choir Chair Bob Wicks McGhee Elementary School 636 Warner Ave Lewiston, ID 83501 Rwicks@lewistonschools.net Orchestra Chair Jim Phillips Coeur D’Alene High School 5530 N 4th St. Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 jphillips@cdaschools.org Jazz Choir Corrina Steinbach Vallivue High School 1407 Homedale Rd Caldwell, ID 83607 corrina.steinbach@vallivue.org. All-State Mixed Choir:. Rehearsal Tracks. Rehearsal tracks have been prepared to help you learn you music. The links below will download the Mixed Choir tracks.

Each piece of music has 4-5 different tracks:. Your part in the left track with the other voices in the right track.

You can turn off the other parts by just adjusting that balance so that the left side is all you hear. Your part predominant. All parts are performed, but your part is louder than the others. All parts balanced.

Your part muted. All other parts are performed without your part. Some pieces will have an accompaniment track with no voices. All of these rehearsal tracks are produced and copyrighted by choraltracks.com. All-State Treble Choir.

Rehearsal Tracks. Rehearsal tracks have been prepared to help you learn you music. The links below will download the Treble Choir tracks. Each piece of music has 4-5 different tracks:.

Your part in the left track with the other voices in the right track. You can turn off the other parts by just adjusting that balance so that the left side is all you hear. Your part predominant. All parts are performed, but your part is louder than the others. All parts balanced. Your part muted.

All other parts are performed without your part. Some pieces will have an accompaniment track with no voices. All of these rehearsal tracks are produced and copyrighted by choraltracks.com. IMEA Idaho All-State Student Registration Please read these instructions carefully and follow the checklist to ensure that your students are properly registered for All-State.

Failure to do so can prevent your student’s participation in the All-State Groups. A) the registration packet if you didn't receive one via email. B) NEW If you have students who live in the Moscow area, OR have a relative that they can stay with instead of the All State Housing, please distribute to them the and make sure that the signatures from Director, Principal and Parent are complete. C) Distribute Registration forms, Medical Forms, Student Contracts, and Parent Information Sheets to all students selected for the Honor Groups. Please print all forms on a single side, not double sided.

D) Distribute the Chaperone Information Forms to interested parents that you know would do a good job of chaperoning the honor groups. Do not give the form to every student, just to those whom you trust to do a great job. Directors can also be chaperones with limited duties. E) Collect all Registration forms, Medical Forms, and Student Contracts, and fees from the students. Fees for 2018 are $265.00 a student, $195.00 if staying with relatives or at home. F) Using the information on the Registration forms, complete the Housing Worksheet. DO NOT mail this form to IMEA.

G) Login to the All-State Registration page and register your students using the information from the Registration Forms and Housing Worksheet. DO NOT mail these forms to IMEA!. H) Pay registration fees. After All Students have been registered online, click the “Pay Registration Fees” button on the registration page.

Select your school and then all of the students for whom you are paying the fees for. Print the Fee Statement Page. Both the director and the school principal must sign the Fee Statement. Students will not be registered until this form is signed.

Have your SCHOOL ISSUE ONE CHECK made out to ALL-STATE/IMEA for all fees. NOTE: If you have more than one director at your school, have all the directors print their fee statements and then have one check issued for the total of all the fee statements. (include all band, orchestra, and choir fees from each school in one check).

Include the check with the Fee Statement. F) Copy all forms for your records. G) Send all Medical Forms, Students Contracts, Fee Statements and Housing Waivers to: All-State/IMEA c/o Karen Goodrich Randolph 1412 Clearwater Way Twin Falls, ID 83301. DO NOT SEND PERSONAL CHECKS!. DO NOT SEND A SCHOOL PURCHASE ORDER!

IMEA cannot bill. DO NOT SEND A CHECK WITHOUT A FEE STATEMENT!.

MAKE SURE THAT THE FEE STATEMENT IS SIGNED BY BOTH THE PRINCIPAL AND DIRECTOR. NOTE THAT CHECKS NEED TO BE MADE OUT TO ALL-STATE/IMEA.

The POSTMARK DEADLINE for fees and forms is Friday, December 8, 2017. Any forms or fees postmarked after that date will be assessed a $25 per person late fee.

If mailing forms and fees after that date, please include the late fee. IMEA has purchased original copies of the music. Scanned pdf’s of band and orchestra music will be emailed to the directors around December 15th, after fees and forms have been received. Please watch for the email and make copies for the students to rehearse with. Originals will be given to the students when they check in on January 31st. Choir directors will be mailed original copies and that should begin arriving after December 15.

Plan to arrive at hotels on Wednesday, January 31st between 4:00 and 6:30 pm for registration and room assignments. REFUND POLICY Refunds of All-State Registration Fees will be paid on the following schedule if the student cannot be replaced: During December, after registration fees have been paid, $150.00. After January 1st, $90.00.

No refunds after January 29th. Flute Lauren Anderson Nampa High School Corrina Berger East Jr. Double Bass players, also check the Concert Band page. Flute Rachel Lee Boise High School Ellary Spengler North Jr. The Pre-Registration for the 2018 35th In-Service Conference must be completed or post-marked by January 15, 2018. GENERAL DIRECTIONS:.

On-Line Pre-Registration is available again this year. Online registration will close on January 15th at 11:59 pm. We strongly encourage everyone to Pre-Register for the conference at a substantial savings! Retired members have complimentary registration but still need to pre-register to get guaranteed tickets to the banquet and the concerts. If you need to renew your NAfME membership, you must do that first at before registering for the conference.

If you have difficulties connecting your NAfME membership to the registration form, contact the webmaster. Included with your Conference Registration will be tickets for the Banquet held Friday evening, both GALA Concerts on Saturday, and all conference sessions and concert hours. Additional tickets for the banquet and GALA Concerts are available to purchase with your Pre-Registration. (A limited number of banquet tickets will be available on-site, so please plan ahead.). Refund requests (minus a 25% processing fee) must be received by January 20th. No refunds after that date. If you want to make changes after submitting your registration, please email.

Conference Registration is free for First Year Teachers/IMEA Members. Contact to register. This is for 1st time Active IMEA Members only. Collegiates must register using the collegiate form. Online Registration Instructions Online registration is being handled.

To register, do the following:. Click on this link to go to the Registration Site:.

If you have not previously registered at OpusEvents, click on the Register link to creat and account. When it asks if you would like to connect your NAfME membership, select, 'Yes'.

Input your required NAfME information. From the Home page, choose, 2018 Idaho MEA In-service Conference and then choose the appropriate registration. Fill out the form with the needed information and select your type of payment.

If you choose to pay by check, choose that option, complete your registration, then print a copy of your registration and mail it with your check to the address on the form. During the daytime of the conference, designated parking for conference participants will be Lots #34 & #57, by the Kibbie Dome. Bus parking will be lot #110. The Vandal Trolley will run at the following times with drop-off points at the various venues (see the map):. Thursday, 7:15-9:15 AM and 3:30-5:30 PM. Friday, 7:30-9:30 AM and 4:00-6:00 PM. After 5pm on those days and all day Saturday, parking is allowed in all regular spaces in all Gold, Red, and Blue parking lots.

If individual visitors wish to purchase a visitor permit for extra daytime access they can do so at the Parking Office located in the ITC building at 1006 Railroad Street or purchase/print online permits from the website:. February 1-3, 2018 Moscow, Idaho Hotel rooms in Moscow are very limited for the conference. There are blocks of rooms (all with 1 King bed) reserved for I.M.E.A. Conference attendees at 3 of the Moscow hotels. All available rooms with two Queen beds at the Best Western Plus University Inn, Fairfield Inn & Suites and La Quinta Inn & Suites are reserved for A.S.

Honor Groups. Please double check the deadlines to reserve rooms at these rates. They will only be held until December 31st-Jan 2nd.: Conference Headquarters (A.S.

Band and ½ of the A.S. Treble Choir are staying here) 1516 Pullman Road Moscow, ID 83843 (208) 882-0550. 30 rooms with 1 King bed available in I.M.E.A. Conference block.

Rate: $109.99 + tax and surcharge. For overnight accommodations, a guest room block has been reserved at the Best Western Plus University Inn. A daily hot breakfast buffet is complimentary, Complimentary wireless internet service and shuttle service to the local airport are also offered.

For hotel information, please visit. For reservations, please call (208)882-0550/(800)325-8765 and mention IMEA. You may also make your reservation at A g uest room block and special group rates are being held until January 2, 2018. The group name must be mentioned to receive the special rate. Please make reservations directly with the hotel as the travel websites and Best Western International online reservations will not have information regarding the group rate.

La Quinta Inn & Suites (A.S. Orchestra is staying here) 185 Warbonnet Dr.

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Moscow, ID 83843 (208) 882-5365. 15 rooms with 1 King bed available in I.M.E.A. Conference block. Rate: $91.00 + tax and surcharge. Reservations may be made by calling the hotel directly (208) 882-5365. Conference group room block must be mentioned to receive the group rate.

Hot breakfast is included. The room block and special rates will be held until Sunday, December 31, 2017. At that time, any unreserved rooms will be released for general reservations. Jazz Choir and ½ of the A.S. Treble Choir are staying here) 1000 West Pullman Road Moscow, ID 83843 (208) 882-4600. 25 rooms with 1 King bed available in I.M.E.A.

Conference block. Rate: $109.00 + tax and surcharge. Reservations may be made on the Fairfield link below:.

Hot breakfast is included. The room block and special rates will be held until Sunday, December 31, 2017. At that time, any unreserved rooms will be released for general reservation. Holiday Inn Express & Suites (A.S.

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Mixed Choir is staying here) 1190 S.E. Bishop Boulevard Pullman, WA 99163 (509) 334-4437 We did not reserve I.M.E.A. Conference rooms at this hotel.

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