International Euphonium Institute 2006

[adamfrey]

It is with great pleasure that I invite you to the International Euphonium Institute 2006 taking place at Emory University from June 11-17, 2006. The institute will span both music buildings and the evening concerts will take place in the new 800 seat Emerson Concert Hall.



The International Euphonium Institute (IEI) brings together a staff of internationally recognized euphonium performers and teachers to lead a 7-day intensive course focusing on the advancement of the euphonium through performance, understanding, outreach, and knowledge. The IEI aims to encourage conceptual learning, practical studies, fundamentals, and exploration of new ways to present the euphonium in a non-competitive environment. The IEI course caters to euphonium players and enthusiasts of ALL levels. We hope to bring together a great mix of aspiring young players, talented college students, motivated enthusiasts, and hard working amateurs!! Participants will be immersed in recitals, chamber music, concerts, focus classes, and master classes. Full participants will have private instruction during the week and have the choice to perform in master classes as well as being offered solo and ensemble performance experiences at the IEI and at outreach concerts in the community.

This year’s lineup of Artists is most impressive starting with classes from a former member of the Canadian Brass and the Principal Cellist of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to mention just two new additions.



IEI 2006 Artists

Tormod Flaten - Norwegian Euphonium Soloist

Adam Frey - International Soloist

Brian Bowman - Internationally Recognized Soloist and Teacher and Military Specialist

Steve Call - Dixieland and Jazz Specialist (with the BYU Euphonium Jazz Ensemble and Rhythm Section)



Special Guests

Jeff Nelson – Former Member of the Canadian Brass presenting a session on Fearless Auditions and appearing in concert with Adam Frey

Christopher Rex - Principal Cellist, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra - Focus Class on String Transcriptions and the Bach Cello Suites

Allen Crowell - Heyward Professor of Choral Music and Director of Choral Studies at the University of Georgia - Focus Class Arias and Songs

Thomas Gibson - Coordinator of Brass, Georgia State University

Richard Prior - Director of Orchestral Studies - Emory University

Mike Moore - Principal Tuba, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra - Presenting a session on chamber music

Lori O'Dell - Assistant Pianist and Accompanist - Appearing on recitals and master classes. Member of the Raiderettes in Oakland.

Magdalena Shumanova - Assistant Pianist and Accompanist - Appearing on recitals and master classes.

Band of the US Air Force Reserve - Appearing on the Gala Concert

Others to be confirmed



For more information, please visit the IEI 2006 Homepage:
http://www.euphonium.com/IEI2006Homepage.html

For reviews and commentary from IEI 2005, visit: http://www.euphonium.com/IEI2005Debrief.html



Please post a flyer for your students by following this link: http://www.euphonium.com/IEIhome_files/Advertisment.pdf



IEI Tuition Options

Full Participants - $450 for the week

Student/High School Division – 1 master class performance and (2) 30-minute lessons
Artist/Adult Division – 2 master class performances and (1) 45-minute lesson
Perform in Chamber and Mass Ensembles
Attend all concerts and master classes
Auditor Participants - $250

Same as the Full Participant without a private lesson or master class performance


Flexible Payment Plans are available. Email for more information



Housing information and costs are available on the IEI Home Page



IEI 2006 Sponsors

We thank the generous support of these instrument manufacturers that make the IEI possible:

Yamaha, Besson, Miraphone, and Willson





Best holiday wishes and I look forward to welcoming many of you to Atlanta,

[sprithammereuph]

I can gurantee I will be there.