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February 27 – March 2, 2013 • Providence, Rhode Island

W estin Providence Hotel and the

Rhode Island Convention Center

2013Where Live Music Is Always Guaranteed!

American String Teachers Association4155 Chain Bridge RoadFairfax, Virginia 22030

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The 2013 ASTA National Conference is the only conference that provides string teachers with educational sessions to learn and improve skills—no matter what your level! The conference expands your repertoire by providing many genres of music, from classical to eclectic. You are rewarded every day by being among prestigious peers and pedagogues. Evenings are filled with outstanding performances by professionals and youth. You should not miss this experience.

YES, we have:• Multitudes of educational workshops, master classes, reading sessions, poster sessions,

pre-conference sessions, and more (more than 215!); • Amazing showcase performances;• Talented students competing in the eclectic styles and orchestra festivals; • Specially targeted vendors for our strings-only exhibit hall; and • Engaging social events designed for you to catch up with friends and network with peers.

W hy Should I Attend?

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NEW Options for 2013: • Exciting Town Hall gathering and dessert social;• Energizing Sunrise Sessions beginning at 7 a.m. (attendees receive a

special gift);• In-depth Learning Labs;• Six hours of instruction on incorporating the ASTA String Curriculum in

your classroom; • Scrumptious Dine-Around-Providence evening—sample some fabulous

local cuisine with friends;• Re-emergence of ASTA’s Silent Auction (new time, new format); and• Efficient itinerary-builder feature on ASTA’s website to customize your

schedule.

Westin Providence Hotel

Complete session descriptions, including presenter bios, are on the ASTA website at www.astaweb.com.

Specifically, what can you experience in Providence?Arrive a few hours early and participate in an afternoon of intensive learning. Be a part of focused, in-depth discussions on:

• Choosing repertoire for K–12 students; • Body mapping;• Building better students in private studio; • Improvisation ideas for eclectic strings;

and• Conducting.

You’re already coming to town, so don’t miss out on this excellent value-added opportunity!

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Students Wanted for Master Classes!

It’s not too late! There are still some opportunities to participate in a master class. Please visit the website for available classes or contact beth@astaweb.com for more details.

Please Note: If you are chosen to perform, you will be required to notify ASTA of the actual repertoire to be performed, including composer and edition, by January 15, 2013.

E ducational Workshops Galore!Educational Workshops Galore!

There are more than 215 educational workshop hours this year! For early risers, we have some special sessions for you on Friday and Saturday beginning at 7 a.m. A special gift will be given to those who attend Sunrise Sessions.

How to manage so many workshop options? The ASTA website now has an itinerary builder that allows you to search for workshops by topic, presenter, or presentation time. Once you have decided on some of your favorite workshops, you can organize and print your selections so you don’t miss a single one! Visit the 2013 ASTA National Conference section of the website and select “educational sessions” to find this handy tool. This section also provides complete details of workshop titles, descriptions, presenters, and more. Educational sessions address a variety of topics, including: advocacy and program development; alternative styles; assessment; bass; body awareness/injury prevention; cello; chamber music; classroom rehearsal techniques/best practices; teaching plans; diversity; guitar; individual lesson rehearsal techniques/best practices; instrument-specific technique (left-hand/right-hand/posture); harp; interview techniques; intonation; mandolin study; marketing your program; master classes; performance/concert considerations; practice techniques; preparing for your first job; philosophy/pedagogy; recruitment/retention/motivation; studio management; teaching creativity; arranging; composition; theory; teacher preparation; technology; violin; and viola.

Learning LabsSometimes, one hour is not enough time to delve into a specific topic in a meaningful way. In response to your comments, ASTA has created two-hour learning labs to expound on topical material.

• Kreutzer Cubed: A Trio of Pedagogues Share and Compare Teaching Strategies• The ASTA National Curriculum for Middle and High School Orchestras: A

Framework for Rehearsal Planning, Teaching Techniques, and Long-Term Success

• Releasing Your Creative Intuition• You Want Me to Teach WHAT?! Teaching Strings for the First Time—Success

Beyond Survival

Implementing String Curriculum in Your ClassroomFrom the very first lesson to the university level, these workshops will arm you with the tools you need to successfully implement the ASTA National String Curriculum into your daily teaching repertoire.

• Developing Creativity from the First String Lesson • How to Use ASTA Curriculum as an Assessment Tool• The ASTA National Curriculum for Elementary Strings: A

Roadmap to Success • The ASTA National Curriculum for Middle and

High School Orchestras: A Framework for Rehearsal Planning, Teaching Techniques, and Long-Term Success

• The ASTA National Curriculum and Collegiate Faculty: Uses Within the Instrumental Music Education Track

Master Classes

Violin Clinician: Joseph Genualdi, UMKC Conservatory

Viola Clinician: Nokuthula Ngwenyama

Cello Clinician: Laurence Lesser,

New England ConservatoryBass Clinician:

Jeffrey Turner, Duquesne University

Violin Clinician: Lynn Ledbetter, Texas State University

Viola Clinician: Marilyn Seelman, Metropolitan

Youth Symphony of AtlantaCello Clinician: Natasha Brofsky,

New England ConservatoryBass Clinician:

John Kennedy, Farmington Public Schools

Chamber Music Clinician: Miró Quartet

Eclectic Styles Clinician: Randy Sabien

Guitar Clinician: Jonathan Leathwood, University of Denver

Harp Clinician: Jacqueline Bartlett, UNCSA

Collegiate Level Classes

Pre-College Level Classes

Multi-Level Classes

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Town Hall Gathering Join us at 7 p.m. for our inaugural Town Hall gathering. Members will get a preview of some strategic planning work ASTA has been focusing on for the past few months. Where are we headed? President Bob Phillips will present some of the preliminary ideas from the Board and Task Force Committee and will solicit your feedback. This will help to formalize a five-year strategic plan. There is also an additional opportunity for comment later in the conference.

Dessert SocialThe Town Hall is just the opening act for the popular dessert social, which has been a member favorite for the past two years. Every year there are new prizes and surprises! You can connect with old friends and make new ones. First time attendees—this is a great way to meet fellow teachers in your area and around the country.

Dine-Around-ProvidenceJoin friends and colleagues while sampling great local cuisine. ASTA currently is working with restaurant owners in Providence to create some special ways for members to indulge in these local eateries. Sign up on Thursday at the registration desk for your preferred restaurant. We expect to have restaurants, menu options, and special pricing available on our website in January. Bring your wallet! This is a “Dutch treat” evening.

Exhibit Hall FavoritesWhether it’s the grand opening of the hall, coffee breaks between workshops, evening receptions, dessert sampling, or just taking a stroll through the exhibits, this is a wonderful opportunity to connect with friends.

Silent Auction ReturnsWith so much to experience, we wanted to maximize your ability to view and bid on the auction items. With that in mind, the auction will be held in the exhibit hall. There will be about 20 items on the block for bidding. Bidding begins Thursday at 5 p.m. and closes Friday at 5 p.m. The winning bids will be announced around 5:30 p.m. Items may be picked up immediately or on Saturday morning before noon. Visit the ASTA website for auction items and other details.

M ingle with Members Events

Boston, Massachusetts Providence is a special city with lots of history and culture. Take time to explore the riverfront area, walk through the nearby neighborhoods of Little Italy or Federal Hill, or stroll through some of the local shops. Historic Boston is only an hour away, or you can travel along the coast to legendary Newport, where you can get a glimpse of the ocean-side mansions, interesting museums, historic sites, and some great seafood. If you want to learn more about the area, visit www.goprovidence.com, and click on the Things to Do link.

Federal Hill Area Providence, Rhode Island

E xplore Providence!

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The award-winning Rhode Island Convention Center (RICC) is conveniently connected, via skybridge, to the Westin Providence Hotel and a parking garage. This will be the home to most of the educational sessions and the strings-only exhibit hall for the conference.

Rhode Island Convention Center This magnificent venue will be the location for our evening performances and the National Orchestra Festival. VMA Arts and Cultural Center holds a unique place in the state’s cultural life as a performance venue for legendary artists, local performers, and community traditions. The theater celebrates flawless acoustics, a breathtaking proscenium stage, and exquisite interior with a one-of-a-kind ceiling featuring the shields of Rhode Island’s original 39 communities. VMA is just a short walk from the Westin and is adjacent to the Renaissance Hotel.

The Miró Quartet Friday evening brings Miró Quartet front and center at 8 p.m. in the VMA Arts and Cultural Center, home to the Rhode Island Philharmonic. Miró will charm us with its startling intensity, fresh perspective, and mature approach.(www.miroquartet.com)

Randy Sabien and the Fiddlehead Band

Conclude your time in Providence enjoying a bluesy, rockin’, swingin’, funky, captivating performance Saturday evening. Randy and the band also will feature participants from the Eclectic Styles Festival. The fun begins at 8 p.m. in the VMA Arts and Cultural Center!

VMA Arts and Cultural Center

Eclectic Styles Festival ClinicsExpand your repertoire with some energizing clinics to help you integrate a little bit of eclectic styles into your program. These clinics will be led by the Eclectic Strings Festival clinicians: Natalie Haas, Matt Glaser, and Mimi Rabson. To participate, just check the Eclectic Festival Clinic box on the registration form. Plus, participants are able to perform in the Saturday evening concert with Randy Sabien and the Fiddlehead band! Attend the master classes Thursday, Friday, and Saturday with the group and learn the music!

E vening Performances

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PlatinumThe Potter Violin CompanySHAR Products CompanyYamaha Corporation of America

GoldMerz-Huber CompanyPirastro GmbH

SilverAlfred Music Publishing Co.Clemens Violins, Violas,

VioloncellosCodaBow InternationalD’Addario & Co.Thomastik-Infeld/Connolly & Co.

BronzeClaire Givens ViolinsElectric Violin ShopStrings Magazine

The Achievement ProgramAlfred Music PublishingAmerican Viola SocietyAmes BowsAtelier Constantin PopescuAV StringsBärenreiterBeekman ViolinBlue Arch MusicCarl Fischer MusicCarl Fischer Music – ABCs of Strings Carriage House ViolinsC.F. Peters CorporationC. Harvey PublicationsClaire Givens ViolinsClemens Violins, Violas, Violoncellos CodaBow InternationalConcord InternationalConn-Selmer, Inc. Creative ImperativesD’Addario & Co.DePauw UniversityEastman Strings, Inc. Electric Violin ShopErwin Otto StringsFingerboard Workbook SeriesFoundation for Advancement of

String Education Frederick Harris MusicFrench Woods FestivalG. SchirmerGuitars in SchoolsHal Leonard Corporation Howard Core Co.G. Henle JW Pepper & Son

Knilling String InstrumentsLong Island Violin ShopLuck’s Music LibraryLudwig Masters PublicationsThe MasterWorks FestivalMerz-Huber CompanyMona Lisa SoundMusic & Arts Music Celebrations International National Association for Music

EducationNeil Kjos Music Co.O’Connor MethodOrchestra TriagePrivate Studio GuidesThe Potter Violin Co.Reynard Burns Publishing Rockin’ RosinSaga Musical InstrumentsSHAR Products CompanySofia ViolinsSouthwest StringsStanton’s Sheet MusicThe StradThe String HouseStrings MagazineSummy-Birchard MusicTempo PressThings 4 Strings LLCThomastik-Infeld/Connolly & Co.ViolinJazz PublishingWilliam Harris Lee & Co.Wood ViolinsYamaha Corporation of America Yesterday Service Sheet Music

L ook Who’s in the Exhibit Hall!

C onference Sponsors

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BronzeClaire Givens ViolinsElectric Violin ShopStrings Magazine

Comments String Youth Orchestra Musica Dolce Youth String EnsembleWesterly, Rhode IslandKathleen Monroe, director

Ratings and Comments High School String Orchestra

Heritage High School Philharmonic OrchestraSaginaw, MichiganJason Pfeifer, director

Randolph High School String OrchestraRandolph, New JerseyEric Schaberg, director

Simsbury High School Concert OrchestraSimsbury, ConnecticutRyan Ford, director

Competition Middle School String Orchestra

Dorseyville Middle School SinfoniaPittsburgh, PennsylvaniaJeff Bryer, director

Iolani Middle School OrchestraHonolulu, HawaiiKatherine Hafner, director

Competition High School String OrchestraInterlake High School Chamber OrchestraBellevue, WashingtonShira Katsman, director

Liberty Senior High School Chamber OrchestraLiberty, MissouriMary Lou Jones, director

Nyack High School Chamber OrchestraNyack, New YorkChristine Gero, director

Pioneer High School Chamber OrchestraAnn Arbor, MichiganJonathan Glawe, director

Randolph High School Chamber StringsRandolph, New JerseyEric Schaberg, director

Simsbury High School Chamber OrchestraSimsbury, ConnecticutRyan Ford, director

University High School Symphony OrchestraIrvine, CaliforniaGrace Lee, director

Competition High School Full OrchestraAnderson High School Symphony OrchestraCincinnati, OhioJonathan Welch, director

Garfield High School Symphony OrchestraSeattle, WashingtonMarcus Tsutakawa, director

Competition Full Youth OrchestraDubuque Youth Symphony OrchestraDubuque, IowaThomas Taylor Dickey, director

Public School Division

Private School/Youth Orchestra Division

Sponsored by:

All performances held at the VMA Arts and Cultural

Center

Is your local school participating in the National Orchestra Festival?

N ational Orchestra Festival®

Invited Participants

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Wednesday, February 27 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. .......Registration Open (D’Addario & Co.) 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. .......Pre-Conference Sessions 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. .......Town Hall Meeting 8:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. .......Dessert Social 9:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. .......Student Chapter Networking

Thursday, February 28 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. .........Registration Open (D’Addario & Co.) 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. ..........Opening Ceremony (Alfred Music Publishing) 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. .........National Orchestra Festival (The Potter Violin Co.) 9:45 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. .........Educational Sessions 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. .........Eclectic Strings Festival (Yamaha Corporation; Alfred Music Publishing) 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. .........Grand Opening of Exhibits and Reception (Merz–Huber Company) 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. .........Silent Auction Bidding Open 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. .........Dine Around Providence

Friday, March 1 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. ........Sunrise Sessions (Merz–Huber Co.) 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. .......Registration Open (D’Addario & Co.) 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. .......Educational Sessions 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. .......National Orchestra Festival (The Potter Violin Co.) 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. .......Eclectic Strings Festival (Yamaha Corporation; Alfred Music Publishing) 10:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. .......Exhibit Hall Open to All Attendees/Silent Auction Bidding 11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. .......Coffee Break with Exhibitors (Claire Givens Violins) 5:00 p.m. .......Silent Auction Bidding Closes 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. .......Attendee Reception in Exhibit Hall (Pirastro GmbH) 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. .......Miró Quartet performs at VMA

Saturday, March 2 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. ........Sunrise Sessions (Merz-Huber Co.) 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. ........Registration Open (D’Addario & Co.) 8:00 a.m. – 4:45 p.m. .......Educational Sessions 10:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. .......Exhibit Hall Open to All Attendees 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. ........Coffee Break with Exhibitors 11:15 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. .......National Orchestra Festival Winner’s Recital (The Potter Violin Co.) 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. .......Dessert Reception in Exhibit Hall (Strings Magazine) 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. .......Randy Sabien and Fiddlehead Band—conference grand finale

Thanks to our sponsors – listed in parentheses!

Great Opportunity for New TeachersApply for the George Bornoff Memorial Scholarship Fund

This scholarship is sponsored by the Foundation for the Advancement of String Education (FASE) in conjunction with ASTA. Three scholarships will be awarded each year in the amount of $800 that is used for attending ASTA’s National Conference. For specific requirements and an application form, go to ASTA’s homepage. Applications are due Monday, December 3, 2012. Special consideration will be given to applicants who teach in underserved areas.

Volunteer to Be a National Conference Session PresiderDo you need some extra visibility at our National Conference for your school administrator? Then volunteer to preside at a session or two this March. As a presider, you will introduce a session, sign attendees’ professional development forms, and complete a short session evaluation. If you sign up before January 7, you will be listed in the official conference program book. For additional information, email deanna@astaweb.com.

C onference At-A-Glance

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T.F. GREEN AIRPORT, 11 MI.

Shopping in ProvidenceFrom boutiques to department stores, Providence offers ample shopping. Connected to the Rhode Island Convention Center and The Westin Providence, Providence Place Shopping Center offers visitors a mall

with more than 170 shopping, dining and entertainment options. Funky urban chic can be found at one of the many boutiques on Thayer and Wickenden streets, both on the city’s tony East Side. From the hip downtown neighborhood, to elegant Wayland Square and eclectic Federal Hill, there is lots to see and buy.

Cuisine Culture & RestaurantsProvidence’s history and geography have also helped to cement its reputation as a culinary capital. After all, the city is the birthplace of the diner, dating back to 1872. Ask any foodie - Providence is one of the top culinary destinations in the U.S. Home to the world-class culinary school at Johnson & Wales University, Providence boasts more degreed chefs per capita than any other city in the United States. The city is perhaps most famous for its Italian food, with the Federal Hill section of Providence named “One of the Five Best Little Italys in the U.S.” by Food Network Chef Mario Batali. Located on the shores of Narragansett Bay, local restaurants also make good use of the abundance of fresh seafood, offering fabulous, creative dishes. A strong Dominican population has also migrated to Providence, infusing the flavors of Latin America throughout.

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Restaurant in Little Italy area of Federal Hill area

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The closest airport is Providence’s own award-winning T.F. Green Airport, located only 10 minutes from downtown and the Westin, ASTA’s host hotel. Logan Airport (Boston) is about an hour away and has reliable public transportation that can get you to Providence.

Trains Providence’s train station is conveniently located near the convention center and conference hotels. The Providence station is on Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor between Washington, D.C./New York City and Boston. High-speed Acela Express train service transports passengers from New York City to Providence in about two-and-a-half hours and about five hours from Washington, D.C. Check out other train accessible cities at www.amtrack.com.

AutomobilesWith more than 25 percent of the U.S. population located within 500 miles, Providence is a quick getaway for many visitors and an easy commute for business travelers. Downtown Providence is conveniently located off Interstate 95.

REGISTER TODAY!Use the registration form on the next page and join us in Providence—the capital of the country’s smallest state and the home of the 2013 ASTA National Conference! The three-day renowned event owes its reputation and success to the quality and quantity of diverse educational workshops, the relevance of exhibits that showcase the latest in string products and technologies, the opportunity to hear leading experts and pedagogues speaking on a variety of everyday teaching challenges, the ability to mingle among members just like you, and, of course, the chance to listen to the best in live string music!

G etting to Providence—Planes, Trains and Automobiles!

W here to Stay?The Westin ProvidenceOne West Exchange St.Providence, RI 02903

ASTA’s room block at the host hotel always sells out before the cut-off date, so why wait to make your reservations! Book your room today by calling 888-627-8449 and mentioning ASTA for rates listed below. Don’t delay or you will miss your opportunity to stay at the host hotel and take advantage of the seamless walkway connection to the Rhode Island Convention Center.

Single/Double: $149++ Triple: $159++ Quad: $169++++= City/State Taxes: currently 13% (subject to change)

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• Gain key teaching strategies for coping with everyday challenges. • Broaden your knowledge areas by embracing new genres. • Enjoy a multitude of live performances in several genres. • Build connections with fellow teachers, aspiring students, and industry partners.• Leave Providence with a new energy and renewed passion that will carry over into your daily teaching.

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Don’t forget to register before December 14 to receive the best rates possible and to be registered for a brand new Joule bow, generously donated by CodaBow International !

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Conference RatesEarly Bird Registration: postmarked on or before Dec. 14

Pre-Registration: postmarked Dec. 15 – Feb. 5

On-Site Registration: postmarked after Feb. 5

ASTA Member Rates

$295 $375 $425

Nonmember Rates

$425 $485 $535

Student Member Rates

$115 $165 $215

Student Nonmember Rates

$215 $265 $315

Member One-Day Rate: $225

Nonmember One-Day Rate: $335

Join today and save!

Join today and save!

Early-bird rates!

REGISTRATION FORM

ASTA National ConferenceFebruary 27–March 2, 2013

Providence, Rhode Island

Fax or email form to:ASTA

4155 Chain Bridge Rd.Fairfax, VA 22030FAX 703-279-2114

Or register online at www.astaweb.com.For questions, call 703-999-0169.

Optional Conference ActivitiesPre-Conference Workshops (Choose only one.)February 27, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. $75 – Members; $99 – Nonmembers

q Eclectic Stylesq K-12q Private Studio

Eclectic Festival Clinics $15

Evening Concertsq Miró Quartet Friday, March 1 $20 x ___ Qty.= $ ____q Randy Sabien & Fiddlehead Band Saturday, March 2 $20 x ___ Qty.= $ ____ Total $ ____

Payment Informationq Check (made payable to ASTA) Check #______ Note: Registrations with funds

from outside the U.S. must be drawn on a U.S. bank.q Purchase order # ______________ (copy of purchase order must be attached;

Purchase orders must be paid by February 5 or balance collected at conference.)q VISA q MasterCard q American Express

Card # _______________________________________Exp. Date ______________________________________Cardholder Name _________________________________

Signature ______________________________________

Cancellation PolicyAll cancellation requests must be received in writing by January 25, 2013. No refunds will be given on requests after this date. NO EXCEPTIONS. There is a $75 cancellation fee. Refunds will not be processed until after the conference.

Photographs of You: Registration and attendance at, or participation in the ASTA National Conference and its events and activities constitutes an agreement to ASTA’s use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the individual’s image, likeness, or voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproductions, and audiotapes of such events and activities for promotional purposes.

Indicate which day (circle one):Th F S

Name __________________________________________

Address 1 ________________________________________

Address 2 ________________________________________

City, State, Zip, Country ________________________________

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Phone ____________________ FAX ___________________

Email __________________________________________

Primary Profession (circle one):

K-12 University Private Studio Performer Student String Industry

Documentation of Professional Developmentq One-Time Enrollment Fee $25q Certificate of Professional Development (includes hours) $10

Conference Badge InformationPlease print your name and city, state, or country as you wish it to appear on your badge.

Name on Badge ____________________________________________________

City and State/Country ________________________________________________

Total Registration Fees___________

Certificate of Participation*Certificate of Conference Participation $10 x __ = $ ____Name on Certificate: _____________________________________* Does not contain hours of professional development. See above for option.

Special Donation – Giving in Harmonyq Yes, I want to support and grow youth string and orchestra $50

programs. My $50 helps!

ASTA Membership (Join or Renew Now!)Join or renew your membership when registering for the conference and take the discounted member rate on registration fees. Memberships must be current prior to the conference for member rates to apply.q Professional $107q Full-Time Student $52 (copy of ID required)

q Dual $147q Senior (age 62 or over) $77

q Bodymappingq Conducting

Totals

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December 14 and

$AVE MONEY!2013Member ID # _____________ q Check here if first-time attendee.