Band Directors and Percussion Instructors are invited to Perk Up Percussion Forum to learn how to make your job easier and better!

  Eastside High School  Perc Up! 2004

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     We invite all Band Directors, percussion instructors, band staff or anyone in music leadership to Perc Up 2005's PERK UP Percussion Forum at Eastside High School!  

 

     Perk Up is a gourmet coffee and dessert forum discussing relevant, helpful topics - real world tips to help you do your job better and with more ease!  Our panel of experts will field your questions.

 

     Topics we will discuss include college percussion audition preparation for students, finding or making more time, fund raising, building a better tradition, goals, delegation, improving site reading, percussion literature, winter guard, and more.  

 

     Even if you do not bring any students (we hope you will!) you are still invited! There is no charge!

 

The percussion mini-conference will be at 2:00 pm during Perc Up workshop rehearsals on April 23, 2005.

 

     Please click here to reserve your spot and register online!

Perc Up 2004 Percussion Clinic - Percussion Upstate at Eastside High School Perk Up Directors Coffee Forum

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Join us for gourmet coffee and dessert at Perk Up percussion forum for music educators! Free! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Steve Bell will discuss his article:
 

The Eight Essential Elements of a Nationally Competitive High School Band

 

 

 Compiled by: Steve C. Bell

 

     

1)       Proper Competitive Spirit

 

2)       Well-Rounded Music Curriculum

 

3)       Instructional Staff and Design Team

 

4)       Financial Creativity

 

5)       Parents and Boosters

 

6)       Self-Motivated Students

 

7)       Quality Time Vs. Quantity Time

 

8)       Number of Members