Preparing Your Concert Band for Adjudication by Meredith & Fagan, 64 Pages, Neil A. Kjos Music Company

Name: Preparing Your Concert Band for Adjudication by Meredith & Fagan, 64 Pages, Neil A. Kjos Music Company
Brand: Neil A. Kjos Music Company
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This resource is a must-read for every director who want to take their concert band to an adjudication event. It is full of practical information that will lead to a successful experience all! Topics include a discussion of adjudicators' expectations, strategies for teaching each caption on the adjudication form, preparing for sight reading, selecting appropriate literature, managing logistics, and reviewing the judges' comments. Meredith and Fagan share insights, strategies, and tips gathered through their long careers, both as directors and adjudicators. A valuable resource for all directors – from experienced to early career, and everyone in between! Preparing Your Concert Band for Adjudication Publisher: Neil A. Kjos Music Company Pages: 64 Series: Maximizing Student Performance