Workshops + Guest Conducting
Virtual workshops and lectures have been a great alternative when schedule and budget can’t facilitate an in-person workshop or a residency. They are a wonderful way to get feedback from the composer and background information on his composition. They are usually a week or two before the performance and the sessions last about 45 minutes to an hour depending on the ensemble’s class schedule. A few minutes is always left at the end of the session for a Q&A with the students. There is a fee for these virtual workshop.
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With Virginia’s Lightridge High School
With California’s Campolindo High School Women’s Ensemble
With Utah’s Pine View High School
Upcoming Guest Conducting events:
- 2020 – Haitian Orchestra Institute 2020 in Cap-Haitien, Haiti
Previous Guest Conducting events:
- 2020 – St. Cloud State University Big Sing Choral Festival (Minnesota)
- 2019 – Idaho State University Choral Invitational Festival
- 2019 – Virginia District High School SATB Chorus
- 2019 – Florida All-State Middle School Treble Chorus
- 2018 – Mexico’s Tlaxcala Canta International Choir Festival – Advanced Mixed Chorus
- 2018 – Maine All-State High School Mixed Chorus
- 2018 – Virginia District 12 High School Mixed Chorus
- 2017 – Connecticut Southern Region High School Mixed Chorus
- 2016 – DCINY Mass Choir – All-Guillaume half concert at the Lincoln Center in New York City
- 2013 – Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District 12 High School Mixed Chorus
A wonderful way to get feedback from the composer and background information on his composition. It’s a workshop that focuses on bringing out the absolute best performances from your choir.
Residencies are a great way to interact with students and professors for a few days in preparation for a concert. They usually include master classes, lectures, one-on-one composition lessons, and workshops with different ensembles on my music.