Central Connecticut State University Summer Music Institute
Contact: Pamela J. Perry
Address: 1615 Stanley Street
City: New Britain
State/Zip: CT 06053
Phone Number: 860-832-2903

Week-long workshops for Teachers—2 credits. Come for a week and take two workshops (am and pm). Technology, general, choral, instrumental music.

Notation, Digital Media and Keyboards offered as 1 credit courses over 2 days. Each 1 credit class/$250. www.ccsusmi.com

Tom Rudolph offering two courses: Intro to Finale & SmartMusic. July 21–25. www.ccsusmi.com

Middle School General Music. Timothy Gerber. July 21–25. 2 credits/$500. Many other 2 credit courses offered at $500/course. Go to www.ccsusmi.com

Anthony Maeillo. Instrumental Conducting. July 14–18. 2 credits/$500. Many other 2 credit courses offered at $500/course. Go to www.ccsusmi.com

Ysaye Barnwell (of Sweet Honey in the Rock). Buidling a Vocal Community. July 14–18. 2 credits/$500. Other 2 credit courses/$500/course: www.ccsusmi.com

Andre Thomas. Rehearsal Technique and Conducting. July 7–July 11. 2 credits/$500. Many other 2 credit courses offered at $500/course. Go to www.ccsusmi.com

String Instrument Repair. Francis Morris. June 30–July 4. 2 credits/$500. Many other 2 credit courses offered at $500/course. Go to www.ccsusmi.com

Dalcroze Eurhythmics. Ginny Latts. June 30–July 4. 2 credits/$500. Many other 2 credit courses offered at $500/course. Go to www.ccsusmi.com

Sandra Stauffer. Listening and Creating in Music. June 30–July 4/2 credits/$500. Many other 2 credit courses offered at $500/course. Go to www.ccsusmi.com

Eastman School of Music
Contact: summer@esm.rochester.edu
Address: 26 Gibbs St.
City: Rochester
State/Zip: NY 14604
Phone Number: 585-274-1400

Dalcroze Eurhythmics Pedagogy for Teachers July 7–11. Teach with movement, games and improvisation through the methods of Emil Jaques-Dalcroze. Please visit www.esm.rochester.edu/summer for more information.

Eastman Sings! July 20-25. Program will cover principal vocal performance and lyric theater areas: vocal/technical issues; interpretive expression; repertory; language diction; dramatic techniques; physical considerations. www.esm.rochester.edu/summer
Instrumental Techniques July 21–August 1. For instrumental, vocal, and general music teachers at all levels who wish to improve their musicianship skills for teaching. Please see www.esm.rochester.edu/summer for more information.

Eastman School of Music
Contact: dbfox@esm.rochester.edu
Address: 26 Gibbs St.
City: Rochester
State/Zip: NY 14604
Phone Number: 585-274-1540

Orff-Schulwerk Teacher Training Course, Level I July 21–August 1. Daily schedule includes focus on rhythm, melodic experience, Orff instrument technique and musicianship, movement, recorder playing, improvisation, Orff theory and orchestration. Please see www.esm.rochester.edu/summer for more information.

Orff-Schulwerk Teacher Training Course, Level II July 21-August 1. Daily schedule includes focus on rhythm, melodic experience, Orff instrument technique and musicianship, movement, recorder playing, improvisation, Orff theory and orchestration. Please see www.esm.rochester.edu/summer for more information.

Illinois State University
Contact: David W. Snyder
Address: Campus Box 5660
City: Normal
State/Zip: IL 61790
Phone Number: 309-438-5222

The summer program at Illinois State University is designed for educators currently in the field. Workshop topics for 2008 include Orff, choral conducting, Brass Pedagogy and special needs.

Ithaca College School of Music
Contact: Thomas Kline. Director of Music Admissions
Address: 3322 Whalen Center for Music
City: Ithaca
State/Zip: NY 14850
Phone: (607) 274-3366
Email: tkline@ithaca.edu
Website: www.ithaca.edu/music

Program description: Ithaca College will be offering a series of Graduate Workshops from June 29-July 3, 2008:

• Northeast Wind Conducting Symposium. This symposium is designed to investigate and improve techniques of conducting and rehearsing, as well as to explore topics like repertoire, rehearsal techniques, score study, and setting and maintaining standards. The 2008 symposium will be led by Richard Floyd (University of Texas) and Stephen Peterson (Ithaca College).
• Choral Music Experience: From Gahu to Gloria: Singing, Drumming, and Dancing in the Choral Community. Ithaca College professors Janet Galvan and Jennifer Haywood, along with guest artist Kathy Armstrong, will instruct participants on how to incorporate West African material into any choral setting.
• Successful Leadership in Contemporary Music Education. Ithaca College professor Keith Kaiser and guest clinician Edward S. Lisk will examine effective leadership and its relationship to the successful music education process. Topics include leadership models, mission development and goal setting, principle-centered leadership, advocacy, conflict management, and affecting change.
• Ithaca Flute Institute. The Institute, conducted by Leone Buyse (Rice University), Wendy Mehne (Ithaca College) and other special guests, will offer flute master classes, concerts, workshops, and warm-up sessions. Additional topics covered include creative programming, preparing auditions, selecting proper instruments, and yoga for flutists.
   

Montana State University
Contact: Steve Eckels
Address: P.O. Box 584
City: Kalispell
State/Zip: MT 59904
Phone Number: 406-257-6878

Teaching Classroom Guitar, June 16–18, 2008. Learn to play and teach classroom guitar. Presented by Steve Eckels, M.A. Graduate credit available. Minutes to Glacier National Park. For more information www.guitarmusicman.com

Oakland University
Contact: Jackie Wiggins
Address: Department of Music, Theatre and Dance
City: Rochester
State/Zip: 48309-4401
Phone Number: 248-370-2030

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame + Museum Summer Teacher Institute, Education Department
Contact: Susan Oehler, Ph.D., Education Programs Manager
Address: 1100 Rock and Roll Boulevard
City: Cleveland
State/Zip: OH 44114
Phone Number: 216-515-1202

Learn to teach across the disciplines with popular music. Multimedia presentations, hands-on workshops, and lectures showcase Museum resources and classroom-tested activities. Optional graduate credit available.

Two-week graduate courses for music teachers, including constructivist approaches to general, choral, instrumental and technology-based music; curriculum design/assessment; band literature/pedagogy; steel drums in the classroom.

Silver Lake College
Contact: Sr. Lorna Zemke, Director
Address: 2406 S. Alverno Rd.
City: Manitowoc
State/Zip: WI 54220
Phone Number: 920-686-6161

Study in the Kodály Methodology, Solfège, Intentional Movement in the Classroom, Middle School Choral Repertoire and Vocal Strategies, Early Childhood Music, Music Listening, and other options.

University at Buffalo
Contact: Kristen Bugos
Address: 503 Baldy Hall
City: Buffalo
State/Zip: NY 14260
Phone Number: 716-645-2455 x1140

Edwin Gordon (Beginning Music Learning Theory, Improvisation), James Jordan (Aware Choral Ensemble), Marilyn Lowe (Music Moves for Piano), GIML Instrumental Certification. Contact kmbugos@buffalo.edu for information.

University of Florida School of Music
Contact: Timothy S. Brophy, Ph.D.
Address: P.O. Box 117900, 130 Newell Drive
City: Gainesville
State/Zip: FL 32611-7900
Phone Number: 352-392-0223 x222

Masters degree in Music Education summer program, designed for practicing music teachers to complete their degree in two summers.
Visit http://www.arts.ufl.edu/music/programs/musicedsummermasters.asp for details.

University of Manitoba
Contact: Shelley O’Leary
Address: 206-65 Dafoe Road
City: Winnipeg
State/Zip: Manitoba R3T 2N2 Canada
Phone Number: 204-474-6728

Teacher Master Class: Instrumental Music Teacher and Technology Musical Theatre. Orff Certification, Levels I and II. Jazz Camp/Workshop for Music Education. Chamber Music Program. Contemporary Opera Lab.

University of St. Thomas
Contact: gradmusic@stthomas.edu or www.stthomas.edu/musiced
Address: 2115 Summit Ave., LOR 103
City: St. Paul
State/Zip: MN 55105
Phone Number: 651-962-5870 or 800-328-6819, ext. 2-5870

St. Thomas is a leader in graduate music education. We offer a Masters in Music with six concentrations. Students can earn certificates or take occasional classes.