SOUTH CAROLINA ACDA

SOUTH CAROLINA

ACDA

FALL CONFERENCE OCTOBER 13-14, 2017

SOUTHERN WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

907 WESLEYAN DRIVE

CENTRAL, SC 29630

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Table of Contents

Welcome ........................................................................................................................ 3

Master Schedule ........................................................................................................... 5

Conference Performance Session I ........................................................................... 10

Conference Performance Session II ......................................................................... 11

Conference Performance Session III ........................................................................ 12

Conference Performance Session IV ........................................................................ 16

Conference Performance Session V .......................................................................... 26

Leadership ................................................................................................................... 32

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From our President – William Bennett

Welcome to the 2017 SC ACDA Fall Conference! The SC ACDA Board

has once again worked to offer showcase performances by some of the

best choirs in our state, world class clinicians for our honor choir

students (and us!) to learn from, and a great slate of professional

development opportunities to help us continue to learn and grow as

conductors and teachers. We are happy you are here and look forward to

having a great conference.

I am deeply honored and humbled to be taking the reins of this

organization and very excited about some of the upcoming initiatives we

will be bringing to you over the next few years! Since joining the SC ACDA Board in 2011, I

have witnessed tremendous growth within our organization. In addition to our State Fall

Conferences our presence has grown at the Regional and National Conventions as well. We are

also in the process of putting together a Summer Reading Session at Bob Jones University in

July of 2018 that will feature reading sessions of music so you can begin programming for the

upcoming year as well as workshops and clinics to help reinvigorate your passion for the choral

arts. Our 2018 Fall Conference will be held at the College of Charleston next fall, and we look

forward to seeing you there as well.

The SC ACDA is also making a push to help more colleges and universities begin student

chapters. These student chapters are the conduit to helping our students become not only

inspired, but also navigate the early years of teaching with a network of seasoned veterans and

young teachers who are walking the same path. These networking opportunities are vital as we

continue to be stewards of the choral art into the future. If you do not already have a student

chapter at your school, I hope you will consider starting one.

The Southern Division ACDA Conference will be held February 21-24 in Louisville, KY. I

hope you plan to attend this conference as it is one of the best ways to learn and grow as a

conductor, continue building your network of support, and hear some truly great performances

by the best choirs in our division. Honor choir auditions are now open and the deadline to submit

is October 16. Please visit www.acdasouthern.org for more information about this conference.

We would also like to say a special thank you to Dr. Don Campbell for his service for the past

four years as President and President-Elect. Don not only led us through one of the most trying

times for our organization, the cancellation of our Fall Conference due to Hurricane Matthew,

but also worked to grow our organization and offer our directors new and exciting opportunities.

In addition, he worked tirelessly to host three conferences at Southern Wesleyan University. We

will work to carry on his vision of expanding SC ACDA to all directors and helping serve you

and your needs. Please feel free to contact me with suggestions for our conferences, clinicians

that you would like to see us contact, and other events that SC ACDA might be able to offer you,

our great conductors of SC.

William Bennett

http://www.acdasouthern.org/

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From our Conference Chair and Past President – Dr. Don Campbell

Welcome back to our beautiful, Southern Wesleyan University Central

campus. SWU has a long, rich history here in South Carolina since it

began in 1906. We are thrilled to be able to offer our campus to the South

Carolina American Choral Directors to celebrate and encourage choral

music in our state. We trust you will find your time on our campus

rejuvenating and inspiring.

This weekend, we take the time to focus on timeless ideas. These ideas

spring from the hearts and souls of people striving to communicate what

is most important to them using a language that speaks much deeper than

words alone possibly could. The students in our honor choirs understand this—why else would

they be here this weekend? Their teachers understand this—they have given up this weekend to

provide their students with an experience deeper than what they might be able provide in the

day-to-day classroom experience. Our honor choir directors have prepared wonderful music and

are ready to inspire and motivate our students to excellence. Parents, thank you for allowing your

children to experience the power of raising their voices in one accord with many others to create

a touch of heaven on earth.

We are grateful for so many people who have put their stamps on this weekend. The SC ACDA

board has put in countless hours to provide a quality experience for the singers in our state. We

want to especially thank Dr. Todd Voss, president of Southern Wesleyan University, for the

enthusiastic way he embraced the idea of bringing the conference to SWU. The support of our

provost, Dr. Tonya Strickland, has been wonderful. The SWU faculty, staff, maintenance staff,

food services staff, and administrative staff have all cheerfully gone above and beyond to support

making this event successful. We also want to thank our SWU Fine Arts Department chair,

Professor Jane P. Dill for her tremendous support before and during the conference. The music

faculty, staff, and students have also stepped up to do whatever was needed.

We are thrilled to welcome our South Carolina State Superintendent, Molly Spearman, to our

campus to bring a timely message on the value of choral music in our schools. We are sure you

will enjoy what she has to say.

For those of us who love choral music, our work is not done. There are still those who have not

yet experienced joy singing can bring. We at SC ACDA are committed to sharing choral music

in our spheres of influence. Will you all, honor choir singers, parents, families, friends, teachers,

and administrators, earnestly seek how you might increase your influence to make sure this art

form thrives?

We hope you enjoy your experience these three days whether in the choirs, in the seminars, or in

the audience.

Sing-cerely,

Dr. Don R. Campbell

Past-President, South Carolina ACDA

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MASTER SCHEDULE OF ALL EVENTS

SC ACDA WEEKEND

Members are welcome to observe rehearsals of the honor choirs throughout the weekend.

KEY to Buildings at Southern Wesleyan University (SWU) Newton Hobson Fine Arts Center (NHC)

Elementary Honor Choir – Nicholson-Mitchell Christian Ministry Center Alive Chapel (AC)

Middle School SSA – Nicholson-Mitchell Christian Ministry Center - Fellowship Hall 203A (FH)

Middle School SATB – Folger Building (Folger)

High School Men – Ellenburg Lecture Hall (ELH)

High School Women – Rehearsal Hall in Newton Hobson Fine Arts Center (RH-125A)

Break Room – Conference/Green Room (NHC Room 223A)

Meals – Dining Commons (DC)

Guest Conductor Meals – Nicholson-Mitchell Christian Ministry Center - (NM Room 109A)

Interest Sessions – Newton Hobson Center (NHC Rooms 206, 217, 218), Nicholson-Mitchell

Christian Ministry Center Education Wing (beneath the Fellowship Hall), and

Freedom’s Hill Church (Rustic church across from Newton Hobson Fine Arts

Center)

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2017

11:45-12:45 p.m. Registration: Elementary, Middle and High (NHC)

11:45-12:30 p.m. Ridge View High School Chamber Singers Stage Time (NHC Stage)

12:45-1:15 p.m. Welcome and Introductions (NHC Auditorium)

Conference Performance I

Ridge View High School Chamber Singers, Erin Phillips

1:30-2:55 p.m. Rehearsal I – Elementary (AC), Middle SSA (FH), Middle SATB

(Folger); and High School Women (RH-125A) High School Men (ELH)

2:00 -2:30 p.m. Directors’ Meetings

Elementary - Nicholson-Mitchell Christian Ministry Center Room

106A “Hoyle Classroom”

Middle School- NHC 217

High School- NHC 218

1:30-2:15 p.m. Andrew Jackson High School Stage Time (NHC Stage)

3:15-3:45 p.m. Late Registration

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3:10-3:50 p.m. Conference Performance II (NHC Auditorium)

Andrew Jackson High School Women’s Ensemble, Lizzi Elliott

Molly Spearman, South Carolina Superintendent of Education

4:00-5:00 p.m. Rehearsal II – Elementary (AC)

4:00-5:30 p.m. Rehearsal II Middle SSA (FH), Middle SATB (Folger)

4:00-6:00 p.m. Rehearsal II High School Women (RH-125A), High School Men (ELH)

4:15-5:15 p.m. Interest Session I: Creative Intergenerational Music in Worship

Dr. Terri Sinclair and Kirsten Ellefson Foyles, presenters (NHC Room

206)

5:00-5:45 p.m. Dinner for Elementary

5:00-5:45 p.m. Claflin University Stage Time (NHC Stage)

5:30-6:15 p.m. Dinner for Middle School

6:00-6:45 p.m. Dinner for High School

6:00-6:45 p.m. Tri-District Arts Consortium Vocal Ensemble Stage Time

6:00-6:50 p.m. Rehearsal III – Elementary (CS)

7:00-7:50 p.m. Conference Performance III (NHC Auditorium)

Tri-District Arts Consortium Vocal Ensemble, Heather Wilcox

Claflin University Concert Choir, Dr. Isaiah McGee

8:00-9:00 p.m. Rehearsal III – Middle School (SSA-FH; SATB-Folger)

8:00-8:45 p.m. Rehearsal III – High School Combined Choirs on Stage (NHC Stage)

8:00-9:00 p.m. Interest Session II: The Shape-Note Tradition and its Relevance to the 21st

Century Choral Culture, Christopher Leysath, presenter (Freedom’s Hill

Church)

8:45-9:30 p.m. HS Men remain on stage (NHC Stage); Ladies Rehearsal Hall (RH-125A)

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2017

8:00-8:30 a.m. Late Registration

8:00-8:45 a.m. Elementary Stage Time (NHC Stage)

8:00-9:00 a.m. Middle School SATB Rehearsal IV (Folger)

8:00-9:45 a.m. Middle School SSA Rehearsal IV (FH)

8:30-11:00 a.m. Rehearsal IV – High School Women (RH); HS Men (ELH)

8:45-11:30 a.m. Elementary Rehearsal IV (AC)

9:00-9:45 a.m. Middle School SATB Stage Time (NHC)

9:00-10:00 a.m. Interest Session III: Become a Multi-Faceted Conductor

Dr. Chuck Neufeld and Dr. Joel Scraper, presenters (NHC Room 206)

9:45-11:30 a.m. Middle School SATB Rehearsal IV continued (Folger)

10:00-10:45 a.m. Middle School SSA Stage Time (NHC Stage)

10:00-11:00 a.m. Interest Session IV: Choral Reading Session,

William Bennett presiding and Dr. Justin Durham, conducting Nicholson-

Mitchell Christian Ministry Center Room 102A “Youth Ministry Lab”

10:45-11:30 a.m. Middle School SSA Rehearsal IV continued (FH)

11:00-11:30 a.m. High School Women Stage Time (NHC Stage); High School Men (NHC

125A)

11:00-12:00 p.m. Interest Session V: Exploring Research-Based Strategies for Identifying

and Mitigating Teacher Stress

Dr. Erick J. Figueras, presenter (NHC Room 217)

11:30-12:00 p.m. High School Combined Choir Stage Time (NHC Stage)

12:00-12:30 p.m. High School Men Stage Time (NHC Stage); High School Women (RH-

125A)

11:30-12:30 p.m. Lunch and change – Elementary School

11:30-12:45 p.m. Lunch and change – Middle School

12:30-2:30 p.m. Lunch and change – High School

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12:30 p.m. Call Time for Elementary School (RH-125A)

12:45 p.m. Call Time for Middle School (RH-125A)

2:30 p.m. Call Time for High School Concert (RH-125A)

1:00 p.m. Conference Performance IV (NHC)

Elementary, Vincent Oakes

Middle SSA, Kimberly VanWeelden

Middle SATB, Ken Berg

3:00 p.m. Conference Performance V (NHC)

High School Women, Dr. Alison Mann

High School Men, Dr. Eugene Rogers

Interest Sessions

I: Friday 4:15-5:15 p.m. Interest Session I – Creative Intergenerational Music in

Worship

Dr. Terri Sinclair and Kirsten Ellefson Foyles

(NHC Room 206)

II: Friday 8:00-9:00 p.m. Interest Session II – Am I Born to Die? The traditions of

Shape-note singing and hymn lining, and their relevance to

the choral culture.

Christopher Leysath (Freedom’s Hill)

III: Saturday 9:00-10:00 a.m. Interest Session III: Become a Multi-Faceted Conductor

Dr. Chuck Neufeld and Dr. Joel Scraper (NHC Room 206)

III: Saturday 10:00-11:00 a.m. Interest Session IV: Choral Reading Session

William Bennet and Dr. Justin Durham

Nicholson-Mitchell Christian Ministry Center Room 102A

“Youth Ministry Lab”

III: Saturday 11:00-12:00 p.m. Interest Session V: Exploring Research-Based Strategies

for Identifying and Mitigating Teacher Stress

Dr. Erick J. Figueras (NHC Room 217)

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Conference Performances

Friday 12:45-1:15 p.m. Conference Performance I

Ridge View High School Chamber Choir

Friday 3:10-3:50 p.m. Conference Performance II

Andrew Jackson High School Women’s Ensemble

Molly Spearman, SC Superintendent of Education

Friday 7:00-7:45 p.m. Conference Performance III

Tri-District Arts Consortium Vocal Ensemble

Claflin University

Saturday 1:00 p.m. Conference Performance IV

Elementary, Vincent Oakes

Middle SSA, Kimberly VanWeelden

Middle SATB, Ken Berg

Saturday 3:00 p.m. Conference Performance V

High School Women, Dr. Alison Mann

High School Men, Dr. Eugene Rogers

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CONFERENCE PERFORMANCE SESSION I

RIDGE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL CHAMBER CHOIR

ERIN E. PHILLIPS, CONDUCTOR

PROGRAM

Hlohonolofatsa .................................................................................................... arr. Daniel Jackson

Walton Music 10593326

Loch Lomond ..................................................................................................... arr. Jonathan Quick

Cypress Choral Music 3287281

Je le vous dirai ............................................................................................................. Pierre Certon

ed. Charles Hirt

Lorenz Cooperation 10366266

Northern Lights ................................................................................................................. Ola Gjeilo

Walton Music 10090831

Rockin’ Jerusalem ............................................................................................... arr. Andre Thomas

Shawnee Press 1663400

Erin Phillips received a Bachelor of Science degree in Music from Lander

University in May 2006. After that, she went on to receive a Master of

Music degree in Vocal Performance from Indiana State University in Terre

Haute, Indiana. In 2009, she returned to Lander University and earned her

K-12 Certification in Music Education. She is currently a member of the

ACDA, NAfME, PSTA, Alpha Chi Honor Society, and the National Music

Honor Society of Pi Kappa Lambda. This is Erin's fourth year teaching at

Ridge View High School. She is currently serving at the SCMEA

Committee Chair for Solo and Ensemble and Richland District Two's lead

choral teacher for secondary schools. Erin is also a full-time mom to

Emilee, AJ, and Keaton and a devoted wife to her husband, Al.

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CONFERENCE PERFORMANCE SESSION II

ANDREW JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN’S ENSEMBLE

LIZZI ELLIOTT, DIRECTOR

PROGRAM

How Merrily We Live ...................................................................................................Michael East

arr. John Leavitt

Hal Leonard 00124041

Beati Omnes ................................................................................................................ Richard Ewer

Heritage Music Press 15/3072H

Take Me Home .................................................................................................. arr. Roger Emerson


I Couldn’t Hear Nobody Pray ............................................................................. arr. Victor Johnson

choristersguild CGE217

Lizzi Elliott has directed the Andrew Jackson High School choral

program since 2006. She holds the Master of Music degree in Choral

Conducting and the Bachelors of Music Education degree in Choral

Music from Winthrop University. In 2012, Mrs. Elliott received her

National Board Certification in Music. As an active member of both

ACDA and NAfME, Mrs. Elliott currently serves as the SC ACDA

Women’s Choir R&R Chair and the SC All State Audition Coordinator.

The Andrew Jackson Women’s Ensemble was created in 2011, and is

one of two after school groups in the AJHS choral department. The

Women’s Ensemble rehearses one afternoon per week and perform a

wide variety of repertoire, focusing on festival literature. Over the years, this ensemble has

placed first in performance and sight reading for A/AA High School Choral Festival several

times. Students from the AJHS choral program are consistently accepted into national, Southern

Division, and state ACDA Honor Choirs in addition to the SC All State Chorus. Additionally,

students participate in region choir, solo and ensemble festival, and other various choral festivals

and clinics. This is Andrew Jackson High School’s second appearance at the state ACDA

conference.

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CONFERENCE PERFORMANCE SESSION III

TRI-DISTRICT ARTS CONSORTIUM VOCAL ENSEMBLE

HEATHER WILCOX, CONDUCTOR

TAMMY LORICK, ACCOMPANIST

PROGRAM TO BE SELECTED FROM THE FOLLOWING:

This Is Our Time for Singing (So ben mi ch’à bon tempo) ....................................... Orazio Vecchi

arr. Patrick M. Liebergen

Alfred Music 00-43610

Jambo ......................................................................................................... Teddy Kalanda Harrison

arr. Jacob Narverud

Santa Barbara Music SBMP 1146

Afternoon on a Hill ......................................................................................... Mary Lynn Lightfoot

Heritage Music Press 15/2833H

Count the Stars ................................................................................................................ Andy Beck


A Newer World .............................................................................................................. Greg Gilpin


Sih’r Khalaq (“Creative Magic”) .................................................................................. Jim Papoulis

Boosey & Hawkes 9790051482306

Heather Wilcox is the Vocal Director of the Tri-District Arts

Consortium, a three-week intensive summer program for artistically

talented middle school students in Lexington 1, Lexington/Richland 5,

and Richland 2 School Districts. She has been teaching at the secondary

level for the past eleven years in Lancaster, Chester, and Lexington

counties. She is the new choral director at River Bluff High School, an

Expeditionary Learning school. She is a member of both the South

Carolina Music Educators Association and the American Choral

Directors Association. Her ensembles have been invited to perform in

state and regional ACDA conferences and she has served as a choral clinician across the state.

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Ms. Wilcox is a Winthrop University graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education and

a Master’s Degree in Conducting. She is an active performer and has performed with esteemed

conductors and clinicians such as John Rutter, Moses Hogan, Simon Carrington, Robert Ray, and

most recently, Eric Whitacre. She currently performs with The King’s Counterpoint, a

professional vocal ensemble that specializes in the music of the Middles Ages, Renaissance, and

Baroque periods. She is a staff chorister at Old Saint Andrews Parish Church in Charleston and

is an adjunct faculty member at Midlands Technical College.

Tammy Lorick is the Assistant Vocal Director and Accompanist for Tri-District Arts

Consortium. For thirty-six years, Mrs. Lorick has been a music educator in both the public and

private sector, teaching grades K-12 choir, music appreciation, music theory, general music, and

private/class piano, as well as serving as piano accompanist for numerous ensembles and solo

performers. She is currently a music educator in Lexington County School District One. Mrs.

Lorick has served as Co-Director of the Lexington School District One Children’s Honor Choir

and has assisted/accompanied the Governor’s Carolighting Children’s Choir. While under the co-

direction of Mrs. Lorick, the Lexington One Children’s Choir had the privilege of performing at

the SCMEA State Convention. Mrs. Lorick holds a Master of Music in Piano Pedagogy and a

Bachelor of Arts in Music Education with choral emphasis and received a Piano Performance

Certificate from the University of South Carolina. She achieved her Master’s plus 30 in Music

Education through the College of Charleston, Appalachian State University, and the University

of South Carolina. Her additional music studies and training have been received from

Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina and The Sherwood School of Music in Chicago,

Illinois. Mrs. Lorick was a participant in the South Carolina Curriculum Leadership in the Arts

program and has written both choral and general music curricula for both district and state.

While at White Knoll Elementary, she was selected Teacher of the Year and was also twice

selected as Parent-Teacher Association Outstanding Teacher of the Year.

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CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY CONCERT CHOIR

DR. ISAIAH MCGEE, CONDUCTOR

HELEN MEACHAM, ACCOMPANIST

PROGRAM

Idumea...................................................................................................................Ananais Davisson

arr. Rick Bjella

Alliance Music Publications AMP 0810

Sitivit anima mea .................................................................................................. Richard Burchard

Pavane Publishing P1475

Hehlehooyuh .............................................................................................................. James Furman

Hinshaw Music HMC312

For the Sake of our Children .................................................................................... Jeffery L. Ames

Walton Music WW1391

Lord, If I got my ticket ...................................................................................... arr. Stacey V. Gibbs

Gentry Publications JG2320

Dr. Isaiah R. McGee is the Dean of the School of Humanities and Social

Sciences at Claflin University. Prior to accepting the appointment of dean,

Dr. McGee was the chair of the Department of Music where he also directed

the Concert Choir, University Chorale, and the Men and Women ensembles

along with teaching courses in general and choral conducting. A native of

Anderson, South Carolina, he holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from South

Carolina State University in Orangeburg, S.C.; a Master of Music degree in

vocal performance with an emphasis in Opera Theatre from the University of

South Carolina in Columbia, S.C. and a Ph.D. in Music Education with

choral conducting emphasis from The Florida State University in

Tallahassee, Florida.

He has directed ensembles in performances at the local, state, and regional conferences and

conventions. Dr. McGee has served as clinician for numerous workshops, honor choirs, and

clinics. He was requested to conduct the full assembly of the opening session of the national

meeting of The National Association of Schools of Music.

His research interest are topics such as his dissertation “The Origin and Historical Development

of Prominent Professional Black Choirs in the United States”, the spiritual, music composed by

black composers and conducting. He has also co-authored an article that was published in the

International Journal of Music Education titled “The Influence of Music Style and Conductor

Race on Perceptions of Ensemble and Conductor Performance.”

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Dr. McGee has also served on many committees, councils, boards and has been a director and

evaluator at the local, state and national level. He is a member of the board of the Orangeburg

County Fine Arts Center and a founder and board member of the Orangeburg Xpress Youth

Basketball Organization. He is also the director of Leadership Orangeburg County and a national

accreditation evaluator for the National Association of Schools of Music. Additionally, he is a

member of the American Choral Directors Association, MENC, College Music Society, Opera

America, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Professional Music Fraternity, National Association of Negro

Musicians, Orangeburg Rotary Club International, Pi Kappa Lambda National Honorary Music

Society, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc and Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity.

Dr. McGee and his wife, Dr. Chaka McGee, have two children, Aria Natalia McGee and Aden

Isaiah McGee.

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CONFERENCE PERFORMANCE SESSION IV

ELEMENTARY ALL-STATE CHOIR

VINCENT OAKES, DIRECTOR

SUSIE TURBEVILLE, ACCOMPANIST

PROGRAM

Battle Above the Clouds…………………………………………………...Vicki Tucker Courtney

BriLee BL986

The World Is Full of Poetry (from Earthsongs) …………………………………...David Brunner

Boosey & Hawkes 48004607

Three Quotes from Mark Twain…………………………………………………Andrea Ramsey

Santa Barbara SBMP 892

Springfield Mountain………………………………………………………………...arr. Ken Berg


Great Day………………………………………………………………………arr. Rollo Dilworth


Vincent Oakes earned the Bachelor of Music Education degree from the

University of Florida and the Master of Sacred Music degree in Choral

Conducting from Emory University. His recent honor choir and festival

conducting engagements have been throughout the United States,

Portugal, and Cuba and choirs at the Montreat, Lake Junaluska, and

Massanetta Springs church music workshops. In the 2015-2016 season,

he conducted honor choirs in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, North

Carolina, and at the Bangkok International Choral Festival in Thailand.

He has authored articles in Choral Journal and a chapter in the textbook

Choral Pedagogy (3rd edition) by Robert Sataloff and Brenda Smith. Mr.

Oakes currently serves as President of the Tennessee state chapter of the

American Choral Directors Associate and Director of Choral Music at the Baylor School, where

he holds the Glen Ireland Chair for Distinguished Teaching. He and his wife Dawn are the proud

parents of future boychoir members Brandon (age 9) and Luke (6).

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Susie Evatt Turbeville has served in church music ministry for 52 years.

She expressed a keen interest in music, particularly playing the piano, at

an early age. Her father, who had no formal training, introduced her to

playing on a toy xylophone and then she progressed to the piano. Susie

studied piano and organ for 10 years and began playing for church

services at the age of 11. She has held various positions in both churches

and schools including pianist, organist, keyboardist, choir director, and

music teacher. She has served as accompanist for various choirs and

special groups as well as performing solo and ensemble concerts.

Susie retired from Clemson University after fifteen years as a Research

Associate in Dropout Prevention. She also taught in the public schools for

13 years. She is the proud mother of two daughters, grandmother to seven children (three boys

and four girls), and new great-grandmother to Lynox Kessling, born in August 2015.

PARTICIPATING ELEMENTARY CHORAL PROGRAMS

A.C. MOORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – MARY ANNE TILLMAN

ANDERSON MILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – VICKI BISHOP

ARCADIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – WILL SINCLAIR

BELTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – GENA BOGGS

CHRIST OUR KING-STELLA MARIS SCHOOL – SUZANNE ATWOOD

FAIRFOREST ELEMENTARY – KELLY MOORE

HONEA PATH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – SHEILA CLEVELAND

HUNT MEADOWS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – LINDSEY PARKER

JESSE S. BOBO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – CLAIRE FOOTE

KEOWEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – KELLEY SMITH

MEADOWFIELD ELEMENTARY – MEREDITH TROBAUGH

PAULINE-GLENN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – BRIDGET BURGESS

ROEBUCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – MIRANDA PERRY

WALHALLA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – KAYLA WILLIAMS

WEST VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – PATTI SUTTON

WOODLAND HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY – SHARON DOYLE

WRIGHT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – GENA BOGGS

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ELEMENTARY ALL STATE CHOIR

Margarita Aldean

Karsyn Aldridge

Sophia Alexander

Teeya Alexander

Kya Anderson

Summerlin Armstrong

Annabella Armstrong

Kilee Ball

Rachel Baquiran

Liam Barr

Sutton Bates

Alexis Bellamy

James Bellon

Carmyn Belue

Devin Bennette

Peter Bertoni

Sarah Bobertz

TyMeah Bobo

Eloise Bova

Julia Bright

Sydney Broom

Canius Brown

Hadley Burgess

Makenzie Camp

Claire Chappell

Neilie Chappell

Daniel Chen

Carley Clem

Lilly Cook

Miller Cornohan

Jamya Crawford

Addisen Crawford

Isabella Crist

Ashton Cutler

Emma Grace Dailey

Flora Dominguez Culebro

Jacob Donnan

Nyah Elmer

Amaria Foster

Enahjay Fowler

Morgan Frank

Mia Furlano

Harmon Geddes

Jaylon Grant

Sam Grant

Thomas Walker Hanson

Alawna Hardy

Kara Harris

Palmer Harrison

Alicia Hernandez

Vaughn Hickerson

Mattie Hinson

Alli Holbrooks

Bre King

Adison Lamb

Makayla Landrum

Andrew Langley

Gabrielle Langlo

Kirsten Lanza

Jake Leonard

Mary Caroline Lominack

Naomi Looper

Katlyn Lyles

Alle Marsh

Eryn Boyce Martin

Cateria McCullough

Madelene McKelvey

Trinity Metcalf

Brantley Metcalf

Emily Moore

Brandon Munzon

Anna Kate Murphy

Isabella Nava

Luke Pawlik

Skykerria Peak

J’Bori Peake

Jackson Peeler

Anjali Perera

Emmerie Phipps

McKenzie Pierce

Jordan Pope

Alana Porter

Reagan Powell

Caroline Raup

Karen Resendiz- Ruiz

Avari Riddle

Addison Roach

Gracie Roach

Taylin Ruhe

Ella Sanders

Anna Satterfield

Ja’el Scotte

Sydney Simpson

Jamyah Sims

Madison Smith

Isabella Tench

Addyson Terry

Kadence Thompson

Ella Sophia Tombuelt

Sarah Grace Turner

Liam Vanadore

Ana Vanatter

Jessica Villegas Lopez

Tucker Vinson

Madelyn Washington

Nevaeh West

Gracie Westmoreland

Xander Williams

Elizabeth Williams

James Chris Woods

Olivia Worsencroft

Morgan Yates

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MIDDLE SCHOOL SSA ALL-STATE CHOIR

KIMBERLY VANWEELDEN, DIRECTOR

DUANE REAM, ACCOMPANIST

PROGRAM

Laudate Pueri ……………………………………………………………………Nancy Hill Cobb

Santa Barbara Music Publishing SBMP 396

Seasons…………………………………………………………………………………..Ola Gjeilo

Walton Music WW1551

Dona Nobis Pacem (A Prayer for Peace)…………………………………….……..Giulio Caccini

arr. James A. Moore

Alliance Music Publications AMP 0512

Yo Le Canto Todo El Dia………………………………………………………..David L. Brunner

Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6932

Cedar Swamp……………………………………………………………………...arr. Jay Broeker


Kimberly VanWeelden is a Professor of Music Education at Florida State

University, completed her bachelor of Music Education degree from

Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa and her master of music and Ph.D. in

Choral Music Education from the University of Arizona, Tucson. A choral

and secondary general music specialist, she began her teaching career in

the public schools of State Center, Iowa. At FSU, Dr. VanWeelden

teaches choral, secondary general music, and descriptive research courses

at both the undergraduate and graduate level, and also conducts the

Tallahassee Senior Choir and the University Chorale. Her research

interests are focused in the areas of students with special needs, geriatric

vocal pedagogy and wellness, and music teacher/music therapist training. Professor VanWeelden

has made frequent presentations at state, national, and international conventions that concentrate

in these research areas. Her research has also been published in the Journal of Research in Music

Education, Bulletin of the Council for Research in Music Education, Journal of Music Therapy,

Journal of Music Teacher Education, International Journal of Music Education, Music Therapy

Perspectives, and the Choral Journal. She is an active member of the Music Educators National

Conference, the American Music Therapy Association, and the American Choral Directors

Association.

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Duane Ream is Assistant Professor of Music at Bob Jones University, where

he is the program director of Hymn Improvisation, teaches applied piano,

music theory, and improvisation. He holds the B.A. and M.M. in Church

Music from Bob Jones University. Mr. Ream is active as a solo performer,

but primarily works as a collaborative artist—serving as accompanist for

numerous recitals and concerts each school year. He serves as rehearsal

pianist and vocal coach for opera workshops and as part of the Bob Jones

University Opera Association annual productions of grand opera.

He has produced many arrangements of hymns and gospel songs for multiple genres and his

works are currently in the catalogs of six publishers and on numerous recordings. He is assistant

pastor, music director, and adult Sunday-school teacher at his local church. During the summer

months he is the assistant program director at Camp Joy in Whitewater, Wisconsin. He regularly

leads workshops where he seeks to develop the abilities of pianists in the areas of improvisation

and technique. Many of his students have graduated to become leaders in church music

programs both in the United States and on mission fields around the world.

Mr. Ream has served as a clinician and adjudicator for various auditions, conventions, and

festivals, including the National Federation of Music Clubs, Mobile (AL) MTA, and the Family

Educators Alliance of South Texas. He enjoys a good reputation as a judge for the National

Guild of Piano Teachers auditions and has served as a piano judge for the American Association

of Christian Schools national competitions annually for over twenty-five years. He regularly

seeks opportunities for continuing education and recent sessions attended include Music Theory

Southeast annual meetings, piano pedagogy workshops at Furman University, University of

Georgia (Athens), and Shorter University, and church music conferences at Pine Lake Music

Company, Mikado Baptist Church (Macon), and The WILDS.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL SSA ALL-STATE CHOIR

Gunnison Alexander

Emma Anderson

Lauren Bailey

Katelyn Barefoot

Shakayla Black

Taniya Boatwright

Maria Boone

Nikki Brahen

Jayla Bryant

Emma Bulman

Payton Burkett

Ashley Campagna

Kathryn Capili

Daniella Cawley

Emily Cecil

Zailie Chapman

Maggie Colie

Sydney Crist

Grace Estes

Delaney Faile

Clari Farr

Nicole Feagan

Nancy Flake

Kathryn Fowler

Cortney Gattling

Alia Goode

Ashley Gotlib

Avery Gray

Lola Hansen

Caila Hendricks

Megan Henke

Jenna Holland

Aly Johnson

Arrington Jones

Hannah Kelly

Natalie Kitchko

Catherine Grace Lancaster

Brynn Laney

Sofia Lathbury

Margaret Leonard

Madelyn LeRoy

Augusta Levy

Grace Martinez

Hayes Martini

Morgan Matney

Keslynne Mattison

Ansley Moe

Emma Morrison

Mayci Nodine

Olivia Parrott

Maddie Grace Peake

Tailon Pilgrim

Ashley Poyner

Gali Ramos

Karina Raykova

Harper Reed

Kassidy Reeves

Emma Ridenhour

Ellen Rogers

Candra Rollins

Riley Ruane

Charis Sanders

Morgan Scott

Lucy Semmelmeyer

Marin Sinclair

Ashleigh Smith

Meredith Smith

Sophie St. James

Emily Stefan

Elizabeth Tice

Avery Timmer

Olivia Toney

Kiley Triplett

Mary Grace Trobaugh

Kyia Tucker

Abbie Van Pelt

Joanna Walden

Sarah Wells

Brooke Wood

Payton Woodall

Sydney Yongue

MIDDLE SCHOOL SATB ALL-STATE CHOIR

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KEN BERG, DIRECTOR

BEVERLY HENDERSON SIMES, ACCOMPANIST

PROGRAM

Missa Brevis………………………………………………………………………….W.A. Mozart

ed. Ken Berg

Kyrie

Gloria

Voices of the Night……………………………………………………….Donna Gartman Schultz

Walton Music WW1502

Bloom……………………………………………………………………………...Philip E. Silvey


I Choose the Light………………………………………………………………………..Ken Berg

BVP 623-A

Little Light of Mine…………………………………………………………………..arr. Ken Berg

BVP 647-A

Ken Berg is a native of the Virginia / North Carolina region, Ken Berg

graduated from Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama with a BME

in 1977 and an MME in 1981. For 28 years he was the Director of Choirs

and Fine Arts Chairman at John Carroll Catholic High School in

Birmingham before retiring in 2005 to become the Music Minister and

Composer in Residence at Mountain Brook Baptist Church.

In 2011, Ken retired from church work to become the 1st full-time Music

Director of the Birmingham Boys Choir, having been part time with them

since 1978. He and his wife, Susan are the proud parents of two sons,

Michael and David; both fine musicians in their own right!

Ken has served as a State and Southern Division officer with the American Choral Directors

Association (ACDA) and has also served on the Training Courses Committee of the Royal

School of Church Music in America. In addition to touring extensively throughout Europe, Japan

and North America, his choirs have sung at ACDA, OAKE and MENC State, Division and

National Conventions.

Ken often serves as clinician and adjudicator throughout the U.S. His music is published with

Alfred Music, Bella Voce Press (www.bellavocepress.com), Carl Fischer, Chorister’s Guild,

Colla Voce, Emerson Music, Hal Leonard, Hinshaw Music, Kjos Music, MorningStar Music,

National Music Publishers, Pavane Music, Santa Barbara Music Publishers and Walton Music.

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Beverly Henderson Simes is an accomplished musician and a sought

after accompanist in the Anderson area. She attended Converse College.

She currently accompanies the Chorale of the Greater Anderson Musical

Arts Consortium as well as her church choir. She also accompanies

student and faculty recitals at Anderson University. Ms. Henderson was

pianist at Boulevard Baptist Church for over 25 years playing for

services, Celebration Singers, Senior Adult Choir, and the Sanctuary

Choir. She has been musical director for community productions in

Easley, Pendleton, Clemson, and the Electric City Playhouse. She enjoys

writing and recording her own music in the studio she and her husband

have in their home. She recently opened her own wreath design business called Butterfly

Wreaths in memory of her mother. Ms. Henderson has three daughters all married to Air Force

pilots and is “Nanna” to six wonderful grandchildren. She is very excited for the opportunity to

accompany for the SCACDA Honors choir.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL SATB ALL-STATE CHOIR

Makenzie Anderson

Mikala Anderson

Anna Becknell

Kendall Black

Chris Blackwell

Ansley Brock

Kimberly Brown

Cale Brown

Maddie Burch

Ann Marie Butler

Isaiah Caston

Elyna Chambers

Anson Clark

Devin Clay

Austin Coursey

Macy Dallas

Travis Dannecker

Drake Denney

Colton Devinney

Jaden Doiron

Andrew Doll

Laura Eargle

Justin Feaster

Gavin Fewell

Julian Ford

Riley Forsberg

William Gaides

Emily Garris

Alexander Garside

Sydney Gifford

Hannah Glueck

Charles Grant

Michael Halls

Chris Hansen

Margarette Hardie

Griffin Hargett

Ellie Harman

David Hinson

Kennedy Holmes

McKenzie Hopkins

Lia Hrenya

Brett Hunter

Roman Irick

Eli Jennings

Deven Johnson

Wyatt Johnston

Jesse Kraayenbrink

Caroline Lee

Bennett Lee

Mikayla Litchfield

Micah Littles

Savannah Lonyo

Benjamin Marcy

Kendall Martin

Fiona McCaulley

Emma McCollough

Jack McKelvey

Drew Meetze

Shawn Miller

Myah Miller

Mack Miller

Ravyn Mims

Brandon Morgan

Logan Murray

Ryan Nash

Thomas Nation

John O'Brien

Ethan Ouellette

Gabriel Parrish

Breanna Peden

Landon Peeler

Caleb Perry

Raymond Peterson

Harmony Phillips

Kyi Phillips

Suzie Rhodes

Will Rhyne

Shelley Ricks

Hart Sanders

Hadley Shaw

Corbin Shirley

Chloe Simmons

Kevin Slade

Connor Sluder

Keenan Standridge

Margaret Sweet

William Swetckie

Raymond "Tripp" Taylor

Annelise Teves

Jennings Thompson

Joe Tomberlin

Evan Villamor

AnnaJaye Walters

Elizabeth Wich

Brayden Wilkins

Jesse Williams

Hailey Williams

Bryson Wood

David Wood

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PARTICIPATING MIDDLE SCHOOL CHORAL PROGRAMS

BOILING SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL – MILLIE SHIFLETT

CARIO MIDDLE SCHOOL – SCOTT BRUNSON

CHAPIN MIDDLE SCHOOL – HANNAH RIENER

CHARLESTON SCHOOL OF THE ARTS – HEATHER HAMMOND CAFFAREL, ROBIN ROGERS

DAWKINS MIDDLE SCHOOL – SARAH WAHL

DUTCHMAN CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL – JERI MCGUFFIN

FORESTBROOK MIDDLE – DEE ANNE BISHOP

GABLE MIDDLE SCHOOL – ELIZABETH FOSTER HOFFEE

GILBERT MIDDLE SCHOOL – CAMILLE JONES

HAMMOND SCHOOL – R. EBEN TROBAUGH

HAND MIDDLE SCHOOL – ROBERT ARCOVIO

KELLY MILL MIDDLE SCHOOL – MADISON EARLS

LAING MIDDLE SCHOOL – PAMELA BRUNSON

LEAVELLE MCCAMPBELL MIDDLE SCHOOL – CHARLA COFFIN

LOWCOUNTRY HOMESCHOOL CHOIR – LEE OUSLEY

MARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL OF THE ARTS – MELISSA REINHEIMER

MCCRACKEN MIDDLE SCHOOL – KAYLA SIMONSON

MOULTRIE MIDDLE SCHOOL – ALYSIA LAMBERT

PLEASANT HILL MIDDLE – MICKEY SUMMERALL

RAWLINSON ROAD MIDDLE SCHOOL – COLLEEN BROOKE RICE

RIVERSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL – NIKKI BELCH

SC GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS – DAVID RHYNE

SENECA MIDDLE SCHOOL – CARLA BROCK

SOUTHSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL – LYNN PERKINS

SPARTANBURG PREPARATORY SCHOOL – SARAH BENEDICT

STOVER MIDDLE SCHOOL – BRIAN HEYWARD

YORK MIDDLE SCHOOL – MICHELE WELTON

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CONFERENCE PERFORMANCE SESSION V

HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN’S HONOR CHOIR

DR. ALISON MANN, DIRECTOR

MARTHA YANSON, ACCOMPANIST

PROGRAM

Exaudi! Laudate! ........................................................................................................ Beverly Patton

Roger Dean Music 15/1401R

Hope Is the Thing with Feathers ................................................................................. .Susan LaBarr


Plena ............................................................................................................................. Dina V. Saez

Lorenz Corp. 15/2836R

No Time .................................................................................................................. Susan Brumfield

Boosey & Hawkes HL.48004535

Alison Mann is associate professor of choral music education and program

coordinator for music education at Kennesaw State University, where she

teaches coursework in choral methods, foundations of music education,

choral conducting and vocal pedagogy for ensemble singing. She also

supervises student teachers and serves as conductor of the KSU Women’s

Choir and the KSU Chorale. Dr. Mann received the Ph.D. in music education

and choral conducting from the University of Oregon and a master’s of

choral music education and a bachelor’s of choral music education from

Florida State University. Dr. Mann has studied conducting and music

education with André Thomas, Kevin Fenton, Sharon J. Paul and Judy

Bowers.

Martha Yanson received her Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education from

Bob Jones University in 2000 where she studied under Peter Davis and Dan

Steenson. She spent eight years teaching K-12 music, conducting choirs, and

accompanying for choral groups and soloists. Since 2008, Martha has kept a

private music studio in her home, currently in Taylors, SC, where she teaches

piano, voice, and guitar. She has served as accompanist for NATS, choral

festivals and camps, and ACDA honor choirs. She is an active member of

MTNA, is involved in church music with her husband, Eliezer, and performs

with the Rivertree Singers in Greenville.

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HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN’S HONOR CHOIR Brooke Addison

Ashleigh Allen

Zion Alston

Makayla Anos

Greer Arcomona

Madison Arrington

Myia Bacon

Katie Balch

Endia Baylis

Caprice Beckham

Natasha Bell

Madison Berry

Emma Blackwell

Jordan Blevins

Hannah Brightwell

Miranda Broome

Hannah Brown

Sammie Browning

Kylie Burr

Peyton Buzzell

Ariana Caldwell-

Kercado

Aleena Calicutt

Emily Cannon

Kelsey Carter

Christian Castell

Sandi Castillo

Michaela Catoe

Madie Catoe

Caitlyn Chantron

Hannah Cheatham

Catie Cofield

Madison Coli

Shelby Conner

Rodneya Cook

Vyolet Courtney

Anna Crump

Celina Culbreth

Malachia Cunningham

Dezzi Davis

Caroline Dodd

Abigail Doll

Savannah Duke

Sydney Duplay

Chelsea Durrah

Gabby Duvall

Alice Dyches

Dagny Edison

Savannah Eller

Josie Frost

Bethany Garner

Sydney Garr

Emily Garrett

Lauren Gesek

Zoe Good

Brooke Goode

Chloe Goodwin

Jessica Goss

Makayla Greeley

Amaiya Green

Kandache Griffin

Emelyn Guild

Mckenna Gulley

Colleen Guseman

Emma Harwell

Madi Hathaway

Emily Herndon

Hannah Herring

Gwynne Holland

Taisha Holmes

Hadyn Jackson

Hannah Jackson

Hailey Johnson

Cassidy Jones

Taylor Kasch

Cassidy Kitchens

Grace Lewis

Joy Lin

Jennifer Lingerfelt

Emily Mahaffey

Malaya Massey

Kiersten McCoy

Rachel Menges

Zoe Monogan

Chloe Mungo

Maria Myers

Peyton Neeley

Sarah Ochoa

Lisa Ortuno

Kyla Osborn

Jocelynne Pagan

Julia Panhorst

Amia Parker

Gracie Phillips

Azhane Pontoo

Aubree Price

Blaize Pritchard

Elisabeth-Rose

Rademacher

Taylor Rawlinson

Zubrette Reeves

Megan (Susie)Reeves

Julia Rick

Tianna Roberts

Mikayla Robinson

Alisa Rogers

Cassidy Rogers

Morgan Rowe

Sierra Rushing

Olivia Sadorf

Iris Salvador

Makaria Sanders

Sway Sasse

Emma Schaefer

Sommerset Sewell

Helena Sherman

Christina Singletary

Bernetta Smith

Zoe Smith

Tanner Smith

Samantha Soto

Julia Sowell

Alisha Spence

Sarah Spencer

Onighiah Sumter

Aria Surka

Kassie Todd

Liza Tolson

Raivyn Trapps

Makayla Treadway

Kaysha Turner

Abby Tyson

Caroline Visbisky

Crystal Vue

Taylor Wade

Isa Wallace

Mary Watts

Lyndsey Williams

Ruby Williams

Julia Williams

Caroline Wilson

Lauryn Wilson

Emma Younger

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HIGH SCHOOL MEN’S HONOR CHOIR

DR. EUGENE ROGERS, DIRECTOR

HOWARD KIM, ACCOMPANIST

PROGRAM

Everyone Sang………………………………………………………………………….Paul Rudoi


Hanacpachap cussicuinin………………………………………………………arr. Eugene Rogers

Mark Foster HL35030212

Black is the Color……………………………………………………………...arr. Connor Koppin

Mark Foster HL35031146

This Old Hammer……………………………………………………………….arr. Neil Ginsberg

Shawnee Press HL35028706

HIGH SCHOOL COMBINED HONOR CHOIR

I Sing Because I’m Happy………………………………………………………….Rollo Dilworth

Hal Leonard HL00124479

Recognized as a leading conductor, pedagogue, and lecturer, Eugene

Rogers has appeared throughout the United States as well as in Africa,

Canada, China, Singapore, England, Portugal, Hong Kong,

Luxembourg, Mexico, Spain, and Italy. Recently, Rogers conducted

the University of Michigan Men's Glee Club in Salt Lake City, Utah at

the National Convention of the American Choral Directors Association

(ACDA). In December 2014, the Naxos recording of Milhaud's

monumental L'Orestie d'Eschyle, on which Rogers served as a chorus

master, was nominated for a 2015 GRAMMY® Award ("Best Opera

Recording").

Rogers is currently associate director of choirs at U-M where he teaches undergraduate

conducting, conducts the Men's Glee Club and the University Choir, and is the faculty

director of the MPulse Vocal Arts Institute, a national high school summer program. His past

appointments include Macalester College (St. Paul, Minnesota), the Boys Choir of Harlem,

Waubonsie Valley High School (Aurora, Illinois), and Anima Young Singers of Greater

Chicago (formerly the Glen Ellyn Children's Choir).

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Notable guest appearances ones in Singapore; Lisbon, Portugal; Luxembourg, British

Columbia; Florence, Italy; London, England; Mexico; China, Madrid, Spain; California,

Georgia, Minnesota, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and

Michigan.

In addition to his duties as a conductor, teacher, and singer, Rogers is the first national chair

of Diversity Issues for the American Choral Directors Association National Conference, co-

artistic director of Portugal's Lisbon Summer Choral Festival and, in 2010 and 2011, was the

artistic director of the Disneyland Hong Kong Winter Choral Festival. He has served as a

panelist for the National Endowment of the Arts and currently serves on the boards of the

Central Division American Choral Directors Association (Male Chorus R&S Chair), the

National Collegiate Choral Organization, and is the ChoralQuest series editor for the

American Composers Forum.

Rogers holds the Bachelor of Arts degree in choral music education from the University of

Illinois at Urbana Champaign and the Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees in

choral conducting from U-M.

Howard Kim is an Associate Professor of Music at the South Carolina

School of the Arts and director of the AU Piano Ensemble. Concert

pianist, collaborative artist, vocal coach, and conductor, Dr. Kim

received his early piano training from master teacher Dorothy Hwang at

the R.D. Colburn School of Performing Arts. He earned his Bachelor of

Arts in piano performance from the University of California Los

Angeles, studying under Antoinette Perry and Aube Tzerko. While

completing the Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees in

piano performance and literature under the tutelage of Rebecca Penneys

at the Eastman School of Music, he was awarded the Performer’s

Certificate. Dr. Kim has won numerous awards and honors and has

performed in California, New York, Florida, North Carolina, and Canada. He has been the

featured soloist with orchestras, most recently the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra. He was a

member of the Mallarmé Chamber Players and served as the keyboardist for the Fayetteville

Symphony Orchestra and the Fayetteville Jazz Orchestra.

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HIGH SCHOOL MEN’S HONOR CHOIR

Joshua Barnes

Thomas Beardsley

Alex Bentley

Kelton Bloxham

Marquand Bowers

Marvin Boyd

Justin Cardona

Justin Castro

Thomas Catoe

Andrew Clarke

Alex Constantine

Will Cosper

Caleb Cunningham

Elijah Daniels

John Davis

Nick Dean

Semaj Digby

Je'Von Fickling

Shawn Finley

Kristopher Gambrell

Darius Greene

Wes Guyton

Christian Gyles

D'Angelo Hair

Matrik Hartman

Nicholas Hightower

Dylan Hinson

Trevor Hinson

Dolan Hislop

Jacob Holcombe

Patterson Hood

Montaveus Houey

Chris Howell

Benjamin Jackson

Parker Johns

Kry'Shon Johnson

Beck Johnston

Elijah Jordan

Jesse Kaiser

Matthew Kirk

Cole Kittridge

Byron Latimore

Anthony Lawrence

Cole Lindsey

Manuel Lopez

Asa Matthews

Wyatt Matthews

Tyler McKettrick

Andrew Melton

Parker Metts

Christopher Michalak

Jackson Murray

Jeremiah Nesbitt

Samuel Polk II

Peter Purkall

Jayden Rabb

Christian Rios

Jacob Rubino

Andrew Scarabino

Owen Sease

Carter Sexton

Jared Shuler

Jeff Simmons

Drew Simmons

Sean Smith

Logan Smith

Jacob Southard

Jaylen Stowers

Matthew Tant

JaKerrion Teamer

Ryker Tinholt

Karl Vogl

Ty Walker

Forrest Walker

Jacob Wicker

Dillon Wilhoit

Jackson Williams

Samuel Williams

Kaleb Wilson

Ryan Young

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PARTICIPATING HIGH SCHOOL CHORAL PROGRAMS

ANDREW JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL – LIZZI ELLIOTT

BELTON-HONEA PATH HIGH SCHOOL – MELISSA HENDERSON

BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL – LINDSAY WEBB

BLYTHEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL – KRISTIN CLAIBORNE

BROOKLAND-CAYCE HIGH SCHOOL – WENDI HUMPHRIES

BYRNES HIGH SCHOOL – JESSICA RASH

CANE BAY HIGH SCHOOL – WILLIAM BENNETT

CHAPIN HIGH SCHOOL – NICHOLAS TODD SHUMATE

DORMAN HIGH SCHOOL – ANGELA LEMERE AND GLENDA SNEAD

DORMAN HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN CAMPUS – MADDIE JUREK

LOW COUNTRY HOMESCHOOL CHOIR – LEE OUSLEY

GILBERT HIGH SCHOOL – CRAIG COELHO

GOOSE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL – JORDAN BOYD

HANAHAN HIGH SCHOOL – JENNIFER PROVEAUX

INDIAN LAND HIGH SCHOOL – LISA KNOX

IRMO HIGH SCHOOL – FRANK TURNER

LEE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL – THOMAS SLATER

LOWER RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL - SHENEICE D. SMITH

LUGOFF-ELGIN HIGH SCHOOL – MICHAEL JOHNSON

MID-CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL – SARAH BRIDGES

MIDLAND VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL – HEATHER DRAKE

NORTH AUGUSTA HIGH SCHOOL – CHRISTOPHER T. LEYSATH

RICHLAND NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL – DR. ELIZABETH M. MEARS

RIDGE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL – ERIN PHILLIPS

ROCK HILL HIGH SCHOOL – JONATHAN HALL

SOUTH AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL – ERIK POTTEIGER

STRATFORD HIGH SCHOOL – TANNER NIX

SUMTER HIGH SCHOOL – ASHLEE POOLE

WACCAMAW HIGH SCHOOL – SYLVIA WARR PLYLER

WADE HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL – AMY MOYER

WALHALLA HIGH SCHOOL – JOHN FALLON

YORK COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL – PHIL SUGGS

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2017-2018 SOUTH CAROLINA ACDA LEADERSHIP

EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS

PRESIDENT WILLIAM BENNETT

VICE-PRESIDENT DR. DON CAMPBELL

PRESIDENT-ELECT JONATHAN HALL

TREASURER LIZZI ELLIOTT

SECRETARY JARED FRICKS

WEBMASTER DR. ERICK FIGUERAS

MEMBERSHIP CHAIR DR. KEITH TIMMS

REPERTOIRE AND RESOURCES COMMITTEE CHAIRS

YOUTH COMMITTEES COORDINATOR CRAIG COELHO

HIGH SCHOOL ERIN PHILLIPS

MIDDLE SCHOOL CARLA BROCK

ELEMENTARY PATTI SUTTON

COLLEGIATE COMMITTEES COORDINATOR DR. JOEL SCRAPER

COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY DR. ELI YANSON

REPERTOIRE-SPECIFIC COMMITTEES COORDINATOR CHRISTOPHER LEYSATH

MEN’S CHOIR DR. JUSTIN DURHAM

LIFELONG COMMITTEES COORDINATOR DR. CHUCK NEUFELD

WORSHIP MUSIC NICHOLAS TODD SHUMATE

2018 SC ACDA FALL CONFERENCE

Performance Ensemble Audition Form

Available November 1, 2017 on SC ACDA Website: www.scacda.com

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