Annual Syllabus Adjudicators’ Retreat
Annual Syllabus Adjudicator's Retreat
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District Event: Leila Viss Virtual Workshop on Composition
Virtual/OnlineTualatin Valley District invites all OMTA members to join us for this FREE virtual workshop by Leila Viss. Leila will be presenting: “Keeping It All Together When Life Falls Apart” with “Blossoming Within Boundaries: A Recipe For Budding Composers”.
Grant Event-Music and the Brain: How We Hear and Understand Melody and Rhythm
In this lecture Dr. Crystal Zimmerman will focus on music and the brain, demonstrating that there is no one singular part of the brain which responds emotionally to music.
Grant Event-Lions and Tigers and…PARENTS!…Oh My!: Constructive Communication with Parents
Virtual/OnlineThis lecture will use humor and interactive activities as well as practical tools and help.
Grant Event-Technique: and the Russian School Tradition of Piano Training
Virtual/OnlineDr. Tutunov will share his experiences from his training at the Central Music School of the Moscow Conservatory and the Belarusian State Conservatory.
Grant Event-Playing Perfectly: What It Takes to Practice and Perform Completely Without Mistakes (or Fear of Mistakes)-Yes, It’s Possible!
Virtual/OnlineThis lecture/workshop gives you the tools and practice techniques to eliminate mistakes (and the terrible fear of mistakes) entirely from your playing.
District Event: Open Lesson Observations
Virtual/OnlineIn this virtual workshop, Dr. Tutunov will work with individual teachers from the Lincoln County District in an open lesson format. Four teachers will play for Dr. Tutunov from 10 am-Noon and then again from 1-3 pm. Virtual Platform: Zoom
Grant Event-Pedaling Through the Ages–Cracking the Code: Historical Guidelines and Strategies for Informed Performance
Virtual/OnlineWeaving in demonstration and lecture, Dr. Timmons will offer clear strategies and historical guidelines to a more artful use of the modern piano pedals.
Grant Event-Pedaling Through the Ages-Cracking the Code: Historical Guidelines and Strategies for Informed Performance
Virtual/OnlineWeaving in demonstration and lecture, Dr. Timmons will offer clear strategies and historical guidelines to a more artful use of the modern piano pedals.
Grant Event-How Do I Get My Student to Sound Artistic?
Virtual/OnlineThis session will delve into issues of tone, rubato, rhythm, articulation, pedal, tempo: how to use these elements to create artistry in piano students.