The Manitoba Music Educator October 2014 MANITOBA MUSIC EDUCATORS’ ASSOCIATION 
 L’ASSOCIATION MANITOBAINE DE MUSIQUE EDUCATEURS President’s Message Eric Marshall It’s already October and everyone will be in the midst of planning, rehearsing, interacting and engaging students in music making. Welcome to those music educators who are new to the profession or new to Manitoba. You are part of an amazing cohort of educators that deliver music education that has become the envy of other provinces. Your MMEA continues to be the unified voice for music education in Manitoba. Together with our partner groups, the Manitoba Band Association, Manitoba Choral Association, Manitoba Orff Chapter and the Manitoba Classroom Guitar Association, we do our best to reach out and support every music educator in the province. I would like to take this opportunity to encourage each of you to remain involved and engaged with MMEA and our music education partners. If you have not already done so, please visit our website to register for TEMPO and renew your memberships. Manitoba Education Our relationship with MB Education and Training continues to be strong and fruitful. We are closely monitoring the impact of 20K3 on teaching in the early years. As well, we continue to dialogue with MB Education surrounding curriculum and course coding for Senior Years Music. See our update later in this newsletter. Related to these topics, we are designing a survey for music teachers that will provide us with critical information on these topics. When distributed in early October please take a few minutes to help us by responding to questions about your teaching situation. National Conference Co-Chairs Tanya Derksen and Regan Livingstone are working with a national team of educators (including many Manitobans) to plan and prepare for the upcoming National Conference. The CMEA is proud to partner with MMEA on the first national music conference in over 20 years: Winnipeg, July 9th-11th 2015. The website has just been opened and will be fully operational within a few weeks. http://cmeaconference.ca NOTE: To receive a discount for the CMEA/MMEA conference, you need to be a CMEA member. The most convenient way to become a member of CMEA is to join when you register for TEMPO this year. http://mymmea.ca/pd/tempo/index Our Music Education Family Bert Kroeker Manitoba lost a pioneer of the school education movement September 13th 2014 when Bert passed away peacefully at his home. As a young, energetic and passionate principal, Bert's decision in the mid-60's to start band programs at Golden Gate School and Fort Richmond Collegiate led to the introduction of band in many other schools. He served on the boards of the Manitoba Choral Association and the MBA, and in the early '80's opened the door to grants and donations by securing MBA's charitable status. In 2007 Bert received MBA's Award of Distinction. His involvement with Manitoba Choral Association (he was a lifetime honorary member) was also very extensive. He served as MCA President, was a founder of ChoralFest Manitoba and established the Bert Kroeker Scholarship Fund. He served an amazing 50 years as the conductor of the Sturgeon Creek United Church Choir. The MMEA community offers its condolences to Bert's wife, Anita and the extended Kroeker family. Robert Neufeld, the Executive Director of the Manitoba Choral Association, has been in coping with significant health issues recently. The prognosis is good but we need to continue to extend our thoughts and prayers for his recovery. The MCA board and members are stepping up to fill the void and keep the office running and their projects on track. MMEA extends our hand to them and offers any help we can. Ken Epp, the Executive Director of the Manitoba Band Association, has been diagnosed with advanced cancer. The MBA board has met and is launching the search for a new executive director. Again, there are challenging times ahead and MMEA offers our love and support to Ken and his family as well as to the MBA Board. An offer of help from MMEA has already been extended. Manitoba Education and Training Update. MMEA remains very grateful for the ongoing work of the arts consultants from Manitoba Education. Thank you Beryl Peters and Julie Mongeon-FerrГ©. MMEA is happy to provide you with the following updates on recent activities. 9-12 Music Curriculum Frameworks в—Џ It’s Here! Go to the following link for the new Senior Years Curriculum Frameworks в—Џ http://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/cur/arts/music/framework.htmlhttp://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/ cur/arts/music/framework.html в—Џ Pilot meetings have concluded and revisions are finished в—Џ Course outlines for specific SY music courses will proceed as time and resources permit. в—Џ The draft 9-12 framework will be posted in different sections beginning with the outcomes. Front matter, glossaries, appendices, bibliography, and acknowledgements will be posted at a later date. в—Џ The posted 9-12 Music framework will remain in draft form for the 2014-2015 school year. Feedback to inform the finalized version will be welcome up to March 1, 2015. A survey form to collect feedback will be available online and at the Manitoba Professional Learning Environment (MaPLE). Course Codes for Senior Years Music в—Џ Manitoba Education has been working closely with educators on providing protocols and information regarding course codes for Senior Years music courses. в—Џ There is opportunity to provide many diverse and authentic music making experiences. в—Џ Students will be able to receive 8 full course credits per year in music (2 ВЅ courses = 1 full course) o A school will be able to offer more than 8 different music courses at each level, by assigning a course code to more than one subject. o Note: this could be very challenging technically, and logistically, so there may be some local restrictions that will apply. в—Џ Private music credit options and IB music are not counted in the total. в—Џ It is understood that SICs will be available for those courses that fall outside of our music curriculum frameworks. K-8 Music Curriculum Frameworks в—Џ Resource development and implementation support continues to be important to Manitoba Education. See the online support for the K-8 Music Curriculum Frameworks. Manitoba Music Month 2014 в—Џ Another successful Music Month Concert series (April 2014) with a new dedicated French concert was received very positively. в—Џ Thank you to Leanne Jensen for many hours of volunteer time and outstanding organization and production efforts to ensure the success of the concerts. Administrators Handbook в—Џ A guide for implementation of Arts courses for administrators and educators is being drafted. в—Џ This will prove valuable in providing more consistent and clear protocols and guidelines for creating, implementing and supporting music courses. MMEA – Calendar of Events and Activities. MBA events - http://www.mbband.org/?page=calendar MOC events – www.manitobaorff.org MCGA events - http://www.manitobaguitar.ca MCA events - http://www.manitobasings.org Other events – check each events website for updated information. Date Event ___________ _______Location _______Sponsor 2014 September 18 Make n’ Take Workshop Lakewood School MOC September 18 MBA Tag Days September 26 Building Bridges October 2-3 MOC/WSO Workshop w/Marcelline Moody (Winnipeg) October 4 Prelude Conference – for new teachers October 6 MOC/WSO Workshop w/Marcelline Moody (Brandon) MOC October 23 Music Leadership Conference CanadInns Polo Park MMEA – AMAM October 24 TEMPO - Manitoba Music Conference MBCI MMEA October 24 MMEA – WSO – Music Educators Appreciation Reception and Concert TBA October 25 Fall Fiesta and MOC Annual General Meeting November 1, 6-8 Manitoba Senior Honour Concert Band November 12-23 ChoralFest – Choirs Sturgeon Creek United Church MCA November 22 Choral Fest – Final Choral Concert SCUC MCA November 13-15 ChoralFest – Vocal Jazz Cdn Mennonite University MCA November 15 ChoralFest – Final Vocal Jazz Concert CMU MCA November NorMan/Parkland Region Jazz Festival December 7 Christmas Tuba Festival MBA Brandon Maples Collegiate St. John’s Ravenscourt MOC MOC MBA MMEA – WSO MOC MBA MBA Concert Hall MBA *********************** 2015 January 16 Solo & Ensemble Festival January 17 Da Capo Conference February 2015 WestMan Region Honour Band February 6-8 Provincial Honour Choirs MBA Brandon BUSMEA MBA TBA MCA February 14 MOC Winter Workshop MOC February 24-27 Optimist Band Festival March 2015 Parkland/Norman Region Honour Band MBA March 2015 Central Region Honour Band MBA March 5-7 Optimist Jazz Band Festival MBA March 19-21 Brandon Jazz Festival April 14-17 Level One Band Festival (Wpg) Wpg Convention Centre Brandon MBA BJF MBA April 18 or 25, 30 – May 2 Manitoba Jr. and Intermediate Honour Bands MBA April 26 Community Band Festival MBA April 28 Level One Band Festival (Brandon) MBA May 3-10 CBA – National Youth Band (Toronto) MBA May 4 Music Monday 2015 MMEA – CMEC May 26 Children’s Day (French – Winnipeg) MOC May 27 Children’s Day (Winnipeg) MOC May 29 Children’s Day (Brandon) MOC June 6-7 Community Band Festival (The Forks) MBA July 9-11 CMEA – MMEA National Music Educators’ Conference August 9-21 MBA Summer Band Camps Pinawa Delta Hotel, Winnipeg MMEA/CMEA Please contact the sponsoring organization directly to confirm event times, locations and registration information. Manitoba Music Conference, October 24th, 2014 Well here we are just a few weeks away from the October 24th, 2014 Tempo: Manitoba Music Conference. The final details are being put into place and everyone is excited about the topics and the clinicians who will be providing wonderful professional opportunities for all who will be attending. By now you will have had a chance to read through the SAGE Brochure on-line at mymmea.ca. There are many different sessions for you to choose from and it is our hope that you will find topics that will be relevant to your learning needs. A special thank you to Elwood Wiebe, to Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute and to Andrew Klassen for organizing a group of MBCI students who will point us in the “right direction”. Don’t hesitate to ask any one of these fine young people if you can’t locate the session room that you might be looking for. On behalf of myself and my dedicated committee members, we hope that this conference will provide each of you with the opportunity to connect with colleagues, grow in your craft, meet with industry and be inspired and energized as music educators. Join Us! Just a friendly reminder to RSVP for the Music Educators' Appreciation Reception and Concert on October 24th, 2014. Please contact Theresa or Crystal at 204-949-3995 or [email protected]. Further information is on the website. Judy Giesbrecht Conference Chairperson CREATIVE MUSIC FESTIVAL The Creative Music festival was held on June 11 at Tech Voc High School. It is a festival open to all small ensembles performing original compositions. Congratulations to everyone involved, in particular Jerry Semchyshyn and everyone at Tec Voc who helped make this event happen. Next year the Creative Arts Festival will be open to any student entering an original composition from a Manitoba school. See the MCGA website for more information. NEW GUITAR PROGRAMS We are celebrating the creation of five new guitar programs within Winnipeg for 2014/15 school year. Three were created in River East Transcona School Division (Murdoch MacKay, Arthur Day and Salisbury Morse Place) and two in Louis Riel School Division (George McDowell and Nordale). If you know of other guitar programs starting in the province or would like further support in guitar resources please contact the MCGA at manitobaguitar.ca SAGE 2014 MCGA will be running four sessions at SAGE including a French session focused on beginning guitar. Please visit the MCGA website for further information on TEMPO: Manitoba Music Conference MCGA manitobaguitar.ca M A N I TO B A MANITOBA ORFF CHAPTER E-NEWS CHAPTER www.manitobaorff.org В Hello В fellow В Orff В educators! В В Please В mark В MOC’s В upcoming В events В on В your В calendar! В В MOC/WSO В LISTENING В WORKSHOP В WITH В MARCELLINE В MOODY В В The В annual В MOC/WSO В Listening В Workshop В is В on В October В 2 В & В 3 В in В Winnipeg, В and В October В 6 В in В Brandon. В В This В year’s В Winnipeg В Workshop В will В be В offered В in В a В full-В‐day В and В an В optional В evening В format! В В Thursday, В October В 2 В features В an В evening В workshop В that В will В highlight В the В Musical В Discoveries В program, В Manny В the В Tuba В Goes В to В the В Circus, В and В the В full В day В on В Friday, В October В 3 В will В be В dedicated В to В the В Adventures В in В Music В program, В One В Voice. В В Monday, В October В 6 В will В highlight В the В Adventures В in В Music В program, В One В Voice, В and В will В be В held В in В Brandon, В MB. В В Register В here, В or В visit В www.manitobaorff.org. В В FALL В FIESTA В (AND В AGM) В В Fall В Fiesta В is В on В Saturday, В October В 25, В 2014 В from В 8:30am-В‐ В 3:00pm В at В St. В John’s В Ravenscourt В School. В В This В year’s В workshop В features В presenter В Kris В Olson, В Early В Years В Music В and В Movement В Specialist! В В Kris В Olson В has В taught В elementary В music В and В movement В for В 25 В years. В She В teaches В workshops В and В college В courses В throughout В the В United В States. В Kris В studied В dance В at В Zenon В Dance В Company В in В Minneapolis В and В now В lives В in В Lubbock, В TX В where В she В dances В with В Flatland’s В Dance В Theatre В and В Caprock В Morris. В Kris В teaches В early В childhood В music, В leads В a В boy's В Morris В dance В team, В directs В a В children’s В percussion В ensemble В and В teaches В modern В dance В at В Texas В Tech В University. В В Register В for В this В great В PD В opportunity В here, В or В visit В our В website, В www.manitobaorff.org. В В В MANITOBA В ORFF В CHAPTER В EVENTS В 2014/2015 В В October В 2 В and В 3 В MOC/WSO В Listening В Workshops В with В Marcelline В Moody В (Winnipeg) В October В 6 В В MOC/WSO В Listening В Workshops В with В Marcelline В Moody В (Brandon) В October В 24 В В В MMEA В Tempo В Music В Conference В В October В 25 В В В AGM В and В Fall В Fiesta В featuring В Kris В Olson В February В 14 В В В Winter В Workshop В featuring В Tim В Wiegand В May В 12 В В В Stay В вЂ�n В Play В May В 26 В В В JournГ©e В pour В enfants В В May В 27 В В В Winnipeg В Children’s В Day В May В 29 В В В Brandon В Children’s В Day В June В 4 В В В Play! В В В Please В visit В www.manitobaorff.org В for В more В information! В В MUSIC FOR CHILDREN - CARL ORFF CANADA - MUSIQUE POUR ENFANTS Please join us for our Fall Fiesta 2014 With Kris Olson, Early Years’ Music & Movement Specialist Kris Olson has taught elementary music and movement for 25 years. She teaches workshops and college courses throughout the United States. Kris studied dance at Zenon Dance Company in Minneapolis and now lives in Lubbock, TX where she dances with Flatland’s Dance Theatre and Caprock Morris. Kris teaches early childhood music, leads a boy’s morris dance team, directs a children’s percussion ensemble and teaches at Texas Tech University. Location: St. John’s Ravenscourt School, 400 South Drive, Winnipeg Date: Saturday, October 25th, 2014 Time: 8:30 am - 9:00 am 9:00 am - 10:30 am 10:30 am - 10:45 am 10:45 am - 12:15 pm 12:15 pm - 1:30 pm 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Registration Session 1 Break Session 2 Lunch & AGM Session 3 Come join us for a full day workshop entitled, MOVIN’ ON UP! Starting with babies and toddlers in the parent/child music class setting, we’ll move on up through preschool, kindergarten, elementary and middle school students, discovering ways to use movement to strengthen musical skills, increase musicality and create avenues for creativity and growth. Lunch will be provided during our Annual General Meeting. ___________________________________________________________________________ Fall Fiesta 2014 Registration Form REGISTRATION: Deadline: Wednesday, October 22nd, 2014 Reminder: All MOC membership renewals are now done Name: _______________________________________ Home Address: ________________________________ City: ______________ Postal Code:________________ Email: _______________________________________ Phone (School): ____________(Home): ____________ Current MOC member (please circle) yes online ONLY. Please visit www.manitobaorff.org for details. MOC Member ! ! $45 Non MOC Member ! $70 Total Submitted: ___________________ (cheques are payable to “Manitoba Orff Chapter”) no Please send form and payment to: Manitoba Orff Chapter 83 Vanderbilt Drive Winnipeg MB R3Y 1M9 MUSIC FOR CHILDREN – CARL ORFF CANADA –MUSIQUE POUR ENFANTS The Importance of Music Education – from an Orff Perspective ~ with highlights from Play! ~ The emotional connection made through music is powerful. It brings us together, it makes us feel, it is makes us whole, and it makes us healthy. It goes far beyond just playing music. Being able to create something and make it our own is that much more meaningful, and creating something together with others, strengthens us even more as people. This past June, the Manitoba Orff Chapter celebrated the 40th Anniversary of Carl Orff Canada by presenting Play! at the Forks. I was truly moved by the children’s involvement, the teacher dedication, and the sense of community demonstrated by all who were involved. I am inspired, more than ever, to advocate for music specialists and the Orff approach to music education here in Manitoba. We have an incredibly active arts culture in our province. We have a strong music foundation and tradition rooted here in Manitoba. Music is loved and supported by many. Manitoba students are taught by highly qualified Music specialists. Our Manitoba Orff Chapter, is one of the largest in North America, representing close to 200 Orff educators. Our MOC events and workshops also reach rural members as we advocate for the importance of Orff education in all of Manitoba. Nation-wide, our Manitoba Music Educator’s Association is highly regarded and works tirelessly to ensure support for Music education, acting as our primary advocate. I am proud to be a music specialist here in Manitoba. Manitoba Music education is strong, supported and in a good place, but this won’t continue to be the case if we were to stand idle. We all know the importance of Music education, but we all need to continue to advocate for its need. This includes advocacy at the school, divisional and community level, advocacy from the provincial level through the MMEA and its affiliate organizations, including the MOC, and advocacy from the national level. The high caliber of music education in our schools is primarily due to the amazing teachers and the countless hours of hard work that go into their programs. Play! was an opportunity for us and the general public to get a glimpse of music education’s incredible impact and how important what we do every day is. Thank you to all who were involved. I was left truly inspired, as were many others. Submitted by Steph Poulin, Manitoba Orff Chapter President ORFF Certification Program July, 2015 University of Manitoba ORFF Levels I, II & III Desautels Faculty of Music University of Manitoba 65 Dafoe Road Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 For K-8 Music Educators • Basic Orff • Movement • Choral • Recorder Marcel A. Desautels Faculty of Music University of Manitoba 65 Dafoe Road Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 http://umanitoba.ca/ faculties/music/ prospective/summer/ Orff.htm [email protected] (204) 474-6194 A conversation with Kevin Doell with Doug Breckman September 2014 I recently had the honour of interviewing Kevin Doell, Administrator at Springfield Middle School as well as Music Program Leader in the Sunrise School Division. Since Kevin has been a music educator for many years and now wears two “hats” and I was interested in the perspective we often don’t have the opportunity to hear: that of an educator and school administrator. Give us a brief synopsis on how you became a music educator. At around age 5, I recall my dad and uncles being heavily involved with sports in the small community of Winkler. However sports was only part of the equation, and the first time I heard my dad and his brothers playing the piano, cornet and singing in our house, I knew I wanted to do the same: play sports and make music. That to me was cool! I was inspired by my trumpet teacher and grade 5 band director, Gary Pollard, and also took piano lessons from his wife, Carole. However, in high school we had many music teachers and I saw the negative effect teacher turnover had on our program. I remember thinking that the kids deserved better and I wanted to make a difference. What is a memorable experience from your teaching career? Together with Roger Mantie, taking a leap of faith to develop a public school band program in Dauphin. We were able to go from 0 to 450 junior and high school students. Everyone in the community rallied around the music program. It was an amazing feeling to be a part of a group who supported the effort to bring something new to their schools. The countless hours building and promoting the program taught me a great deal about teaching and how to work with people. What brought you to Oakbank? It was a very difficult decision to leave Dauphin. A change in the administration amounted to a change in the support for music. It was time for a change so when an opportunity presented itself in Oakbank, away we went. How has the MBA supported your teaching career? Tempo has been very crucial...the chance to connect with directors who knew what they were doing was extremely valuable. My opportunity to serve on the MBA board also helped shape the way I did things in my band room. The chance to work with colleagues, to work with Ken Epp and learn from the way he did business: the board’s professionalism, collegiality, and passion was very inspiring. While Dauphin was some distance from Winnipeg, it was nice to know there was a community of professionals available to help at any time. I appreciate all of the programs that MBA supports and hold them in high regard. You remain a very active clinician and adjudicator. What are some trends that you have noticed over the years about band programs? This is a tough question. Manitoba is home to some amazing band programs and we are riding a “wave” created by some incredibly strong people who paved the way for us. However, when things are going well it is easy to become complacent. When programs are suffering, sometimes teachers need to be more active in dealing with the challenges required to maintain or build their program. Without high quality music education enrollment may drop to a point where the administrator has to cut some funding. At the same time many teachers demonstrate tremendous passion and care, and the impact this has on the success of their students and music program is clear to see. When and why did you make the decision to become a school administrator and leave the music room? The “revolving door” experience I witnessed as a high school student (5 teachers in 3 years) helped me realize that I did not want to be a teacher who was becoming tired and complacent. After 16 years of “Hot Cross Buns” I knew I was getting tired. While still passionate about music I wasn’t feeling the same drive. So when a school music consultant position opened which would allow me to remain active in directly supporting music programs in our communities, I took it. What are some similarities with leading a school as an administrator and leading a music program as a director? We show our students we care when we hold them accountable. It is far too easy not to care when a student takes the easy way out by not practicing or holding themselves accountable. It is tough to call students on their poor choices, but it shows we care. Students recognize when a teacher doesn’t show they care and will model that same lack of care. I bring the same standards to my staff and with due respect and courtesy will call them when necessary. What advice can you give to other school administrators in supporting their music programs? School administrators need to understand that the challenges faced by a music teacher and a classroom teacher are different. Not all schedules and prep time need to be the same; in fact they can’t be. The music teacher is “on” 100% of the time when they are with students and need extra time to complete some of the administrative duties. Is there anything you would like to share with the Manitoba band community? I have been incredibly blessed to share my love of music with so many wonderful students and incredibly talented and dedicated music educators. We truly have a strong music community in our province. We need to guard against complacency or feeling entitled in any way. Many school music programs enjoy strong support from both administration and parents. We need to continue working toward the highest standard. This includes an ongoing review of how we educate future educators. Technology and the music industry are changing and the preparation of our music teacher candidates has never been more important. WANTED: Exemplary Principals who support music in schools!!! Do you know a really great Principal who has made a positive diп¬Ђerence in your music program? Have you ever wondered how you might recognize and reinforce that support? If so, the Coalition for Music Education encourages you to submit her/his name for a Principal of Music Award. Every Fall, the Coalition celebrates the work of (3) exemplary Principals, each representing a different region of the country. In addition to national recognition, your Principal will receive a cash award of $1,500 to be applied to your program. Applications are due by October 31, 2014 Too busy to complete the application? Have a parent, another teacher, a student council member nominate your Principal. www.musicmakesus.ca JOIN US! Music Educators’ Appreciation Reception and Concert Friday, October 24, 2014 6:00pm Reception (Red Room Extension) 8:00pm WSO Concert Centennial Concert Hall, 555 Main Street Come to network, build community and dialogue with music education colleagues and clinicians. To RSVP, please purchase your reception/concert ticket for only $30 by contacting Theresa or Crystal, WSO Group Sales Representatives at (204) 949-3995 or [email protected]. You can purchase up to one additional guest ticket for the reception and concert.* Ticket(s) will be available for pick up on concert night from 6:00pm to 7:00pm at the Centennial Concert Hall. *Tickets include all taxes and fees. There is a limit of 2 tickets per person and they are non-refundable. Sigrun Plays Sibelius: Nordic Festival Opener Alexander Mickelthwate, conductor Sigrun Edvaldsdottir, violin Prairie Voices, Vic Pankratz, director Sibelius: Finlandia Sibelius: Violin Concerto in D minor Kjartan Sveinsson: Credo Sibelius: Symphony No. 7 in C major Jean Sibelius created music that was extraordinarily fluid, epic in character and wonderfully individual. No more so than in his Violin Concerto, regarded among the finest concertos of its kind. The Seventh Symphony ranks with the greatest of Sibelius’ output, while Finlandia has long been an audience favorite for its hearty Finnish nationalism. Former Sigur RГіs keyboardist Kjartan Sveinsson’s Credo is a serene work that will feature the superb singers of Manitoba’s own Prairie Voices. University of Manitoba BANDS umanitoba.ca/faculties/music/ensembles/wind.html www.facebook.com/UofMBands Excellence in Music Making 2014-2015 Repertoire includes п‚· Armenian Dances п‚· Lincolnshire Posy п‚· Hary Janos Suite п‚· Symphonic Dances from West Side Story 204-261-8977 [email protected] 2014-2015 Season Friday, Wind Ensemble & Oct 17 Concert Band 7:30 P.M. Jubilee Place, MBCI Friday Wind Ensemble & Nov 28 Concert Band 8:00 P.M. Jubilee Place, MBCI Wind Ensemble & Friday Concert Band Feb 6 7:30 P.M. Jubilee Place, MBCI Sunday Mar 8 7:30 P.M Friday Mar 27 7:30 P.M. Chamber Winds Eva Clare Hall U of M campus Wind Ensemble & Concert Band Glenlawn Collegiate Jon Gordon Saxophone Will Bonness Steve Kirby Piano Director of Jazz Studies Larry Roy Quincy Davis Guitar Drums JAZZ—THE ART OF SPONTANEOUS COMPOSITION Anna-Lisa Kirby Vocals A contemporary jazz musician must master four disciplines: Performance + Composition + Arranging + Pedagogy umanitoba.ca/music [email protected] 1.204.474.9310 Derrick Gardner Trumpet
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