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Welcome!We invite you to spend the summer exploring music teaching and learning at The Hartt School. Our core classes and workshops are the ideal opportunity to immerse yourself in the study of music education. Hartt Summerterm has provided more than 30 years of outstanding core courses and workshops for educators, artists, and students. This catalog contains information about the summer graduate-level weeklong workshops, June 29 to July 31, all located on the University of Hartford campus. The Hartt School also offers three- and six-week core curriculum classes for graduate students from May 18 to June 29. Many students complete our Summers Only Master of Music Education program by combining core courses and workshops. Go to the Hartt Summerterm website, hartford.edu/hartt/summerterm, for workshop descriptions, updated information, and registration.

Hartt’s nationally recognized faculty provide students with diverse and innovative curricula. Our reputation as a prominent summer place of study is well earned, as there is no other place that offers such a comprehensive music education program taught by nationally and internationally acclaimed educators.

Hartt Summerterm also encourages an environment where the exchange of ideas and concepts with fellow peers and colleagues is both welcomed and nourished. The learning environment is one that fosters personal and professional growth, as well as an esprit de corps and camaraderie that establish new and cherished relationships among students.

Located in suburban West Hartford, Conn., The Hartt School is a part of the University of Hartford. Summer in the greater Hartford area is full of culture and events sponsored by the University of Hartford, The Hartt School, Hartford Symphony, TheaterWorks, Hartford Stage Company, Wadsworth Athenaeum Museum of Art, and The Bushnell Performing Arts Center. An active town, West Hartford boasts a variety of terrific restaurants, coffeehouses, and shops in its downtown area. Located just two hours from New York City, Boston, and Tanglewood Music Center (summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra), the University offers all the charm of a New England town, coupled with proximity to three of the country’s most popular destinations for artists and teachers.

We hope you will plan to discover or rediscover the unique learning opportunities available at The Hartt School, and look forward to having you as our guest!

Warren Haston, PhD, Director, Hartt Summertermhartford.edu/hartt/summerterm

GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN MUSIC EDUCATIONFULL-TIME STUDYMaster of Music EducationChoral Conducting Instrumental Conducting Pedagogy Jazz Studies Kodály Research Technology

Doctor of Philosophy in Music Education SUMMERS ONLY Master of Music EducationPedagogy Kodály

SUMMERS ONLYThe Master of Music Education (MMusEd) degree program is designed for music teachers who seek advanced study in music curriculum and instruction. Applicants for the summers-only degree program will have completed a bachelor’s degree in music education at an accredited institution and be certified to teach in any given state. Hartt’s Music Education Division prefers that applicants have at least one year of teaching experience before beginning their MMusEd. Students can select one of two summers-only master’s degree tracks, pedagogy or Kodály. The MMusEd consists of 37–42 credits and can be completed in three summers. Master of Music Education degree programs must be completed within five years from the date of matriculation. Students who wish to do so may take courses throughout the school year in addition to summer coursework.

The Music Education Division is excited to present a new, even more flexible way to complete your master’s degree in music education. We recognize that professional music educators’ jobs can change year to year and adapting to those changes is crucial to meeting the musical and educational needs of students. To that end, without eliminating any areas of study, we have created a way for our graduate students to take the workshops that will most inform their current practice. Students who wish to focus their studies on Kodály methodology will still be able to do so. All other students, however, will be able to take any workshops available (conducting, pedagogy, technology, Kodály, etc.) to complete the elective requirements of the Master of Music Education degree at The Hartt School.

For questions, contact: Warren Haston, PhD Director, Hartt Summerterm Director, Music Education Division 860.768.5526 haston@hartford.edu

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SUMMERS ONLY MASTER OF MUSIC EDUCATION

THE HARTT SCHOOLSUMMERTERM 2020

REGISTRATIONEarly registration is encouraged. There is a nonrefundable $30 registration fee per semester (summer) and a $25 technology fee for all participants. You may register online at hartford.edu/hartt/summerterm. Students who wish to register on campus may do so at the Center for Student Success office, located in the Gengras Student Union. • All workshops at the University of Hartford are available for graduate credit. • Workshops may be taken for a letter grade or with a Pass/No Pass grading status (must take for a letter grade to count toward a University of Hartford master’s degree). • Participants wishing to transfer a workshop toward a degree at another institution should check with that institution regarding the Pass/No Pass option.

Upon registration, all students and faculty must acquire a University ID at the HawkCard ID Office, located next to the Gengras Student Union. Call 860.768.4829 for hours.

After you register online, you will receive a postal letter from the University of Hartford containing your 8-digit user ID number, and a hartford.edu email address. Use your ID and email address to access the Self-Service Center hartford.edu/harttST/selfserve, and check the status of a registration, make a payment, check grades, or view unofficial transcripts. You will also be able to authorize third-party payers to receive billing notifications via email. All billing information from the University will be posted in the Self-Service Center. Hartt Summerterm does not issue bills or process payments.

Once you are issued a University of Hartford email address, all communications from the University will go to that address, not any other email address. You must start using your Hawkmail account as soon as you receive your new email address.

REFUND AND WITHDRAWAL POLICYParticipants enrolled in courses that are canceled are entitled to a full credit on tuition. The technology fee is refundable but not the registration fee. Participants who elect to withdraw from a course after it has begun will not be entitled to a full credit on tuition. Participants who wish to withdraw should contact the Hartt Summerterm office at 860.768.4479.

POLICY CHANGEThe University reserves the right to make changes in tuition, fees, and other costs, and in regulations, facilities, and course offerings that it considers necessary and just, and to apply such changes to students in attendance, as well as to new students. No change in tuition or fees is made retroactively, however.

For information on housing, parking, the Allen Memorial Library, and faculty biographies, please visit hartford.edu/hartt/summerterm.

SUMMER ADMINISTRATION

Warren Haston Director, Hartt SummertermAnn Brown Summerterm Administrative AssistantLarry Alan Smith Dean, The Hartt SchoolR.J. McGivney Associate Vice President for Institutional Effectivness and Continuing Education, University of Hartford

Hartt Summerterm Office 860.768.4479 or 860.768.5526 Hartt Summerterm Fax 860.768.5177 Summer Conference Housing Office Heather Canny 860.768.4996

SUMMERTERM 2020WORKSHOPS

SESSION 1 JUNE 29–JULY 3 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

A General Music Ukulele Curriculum Ken Trapp

Jazz for the Common Pianist—NEW Greg Babal

SESSION 2 JULY 6–10 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Connecticut Arts Institute Dee Hansen July 6–9, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

Piano Tuning I, II, & III Kenneth Lawhorn

Movement-Based Active Learning Through Orff Schulwerk: A Process Developed by Phyllis Weikart Penny Mahoney

I Want to Be a Producer, or How to Produce Any Size Musical for Junior High or High School—NEW Kristin Huffman

Copyright in the Educational Setting—NEW Marcus Thomas

Upper Strings Refresher—NEW Ryan Ford 2 credits, half-day, 8 a.m.–noon

Lower Strings Refresher—NEW Ryan Ford 2 credits, half-day, 1–5 p.m.

World Percussion for Instrumental and Vocal Music Educators—NEW Ben Toth 2 credits, half-day, 8 a.m.–noon

Concert Percussion for Music Educators—NEW Ben Toth 2 credits, half-day, 1–5 p.m.

SESSION 3 JULY 13–17 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Enhancing the Speaking Voice —NEW Robert Davis 2 credits, half-day, 8 a.m.–noon

Arranging for Choral and A Cappella Singing—NEW Andrey Stolyarov

Singer-Pianist Collaboration, the Chamber Music Approach—NEW Eric Trudel 2 credits, half-day, 8 a.m.–noon

French Art Song: Style, Diction, and Interpretation—NEW Eric Trudel 2 credits, half-day, 1–5 p.m

I Want to Be a Producer, or How to Produce Any Size Musical for Junior High or High School

Copyright in the Educational Setting

Arranging for Choral and A Cappella Singing

Upper Strings Refresher

Lower Strings Refresher

World Percussion for Instrumental and Vocal Music Educators

EXCITING NEW WORKSHOPS FOR 2020

SESSION 4 JULY 20–24 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Rehearsal Techniques and Score Preparation Glen Adsit and Edward Cumming

Band Instrument Maintenance Glen Grigel

Technologies for the Music Classroom Leslie Cohen and Miriam Schreiber

Low Brass Refresher Haim Avitsur 2 credits, half-day, 1–5 p.m.

High Brass Refresher Cathryn Cummings 2 credits, half-day, 8 a.m.–noon

Empower Your Students by Creating a Nurturing Classroom Environment —NEW Nate Strick

SESSIONS 4–5 JULY 20–31

THE HARTT KODÁLY CERTIFICATION PROGRAM John Feierabend, Edward Bolkovac, Connie Greenwood, Jeff Rhone, Gabor Viragh

THE FEIERABEND ASSOCIATION FOR MUSIC EDUCATION (FAME)

First Steps in Music® Connie Greenwood

Conversational Solfege™ Beginning John Feierabend

Conversational Solfege™ Advanced John Feierabend

SESSION 5 JULY 27–31 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Instrumental Conducting Clinic Glen Adsit and Edward Cumming

Diverse Learners in the Music Classroom Heather Wagner

School String Fleet Maintenance Glen Grigel

Folk Song and Dance Around the World Lillie Feierabend

K-12 Choral Music Teaching Edward Bolkovac and Julie Hagen

Flute, Clarinet, and Saxophone Refresher Andrew Studenski 2 credits, half-day, 8 a.m.–noon

Double Reeds Refresher Michael Raposo 2 credits, half-day, 1–5 p.m

Concert Percussion for Music Educators

Enhancing the Speaking Voice

Singer-Pianist Collaboration, the Chamber Music Approach

French Art Song: Style, Diction, and Interpretation

Jazz for the Common Pianist

Enhancing the Speaking Voice

Empower your Students by Creating a Nurturing Classroom Environment

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