Minnesota Brass Summer Music Workshop
Minnesota Brass, Inc., in conjunction with St. Cloud State University, are offering members of MBI an opportunity to earn continuing education credits while participating in MBI, as well as an opportunity to have your work published through SCSU. If you would like to participate in this program, here's what to do:
STEP #1:
Join the Minnesota Brass Drum & Bugle Corps
To join MBI, check out the Frequently Asked Questions, and send an email to recruiting@mnbrassinc.org
STEP #2:
Register for MUSM 495 (undergraduate credit) or MUSM 595 (graduate credit)
Visit www.stcloudstate.edu/registrar/students/registration/non-degree.asp
Follow directions to request a student id (usually issued within 48 hours by email)
Use your new student id number to register for MUSM 495 (undergraduate credit) or MUSM 595 (graduate credit): https://webproc.mnscu.edu/eservices/login.html?campusid=073
Summer Session Second Term July 14 to August 14
MUSM 495 - Section 56 - Course ID 000046
MUSM 595 - Section 56 - Course ID 000047
STEP #3:
Email the instructor for details on your assignment and due date.
Mr. Glen Tuomaala
gatuomaala@stcloudstate.edu
SCSU - 227 Performing Arts Center
720 Fourth Avenue South
St. Cloud, MN 56301
MUSM 495 & MUSM 595 ASSIGNMENT
Based on your experience as a member of the Minnesota Brass Drum & Bugle Corps choose a specific musical, movement/marching, or organizational/logistics topic, and write a minimum two page instructional document describing in detail the chosen topic followed by a complete description of how it was addressed in rehearsals and performances. Advice from instructors and staff may be included in the document as well as your own viewpoint on the best teaching methods for the specific topic.
The finished document will serve as a resource for music and movement/marching teachers as well as future members of the Minnesota Brass Drum & Bugle Corps. With permission of the student, the final document will be posted online on the web site of the St. Cloud State University Department of Music as a resource for other students and teachers.
Questions?
If you have any questions, please contact Ann Jones