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389:, the Midwest Clinic exists exclusively for educational purposes: to raise the standards of music education; to improve the methods employed in music education; to develop new teaching techniques; to disseminate to school music teachers, directors, supervisors, and others interested in music education information to assist in their professional work; to examine, analyze and appraise literature dealing with music; to hold clinics, lectures and demonstrations for the betterment of music education; and in general, to assist teachers and others interested in music education in better pursuing their profession. 569: 63: 165: 22: 251: 507:
sight-reading session, with the selections being requested by audience members on the spur of the moment. Over the years, the focus of the Midwest Clinic has remained on connecting music directors with published music, new and established teaching techniques and the products and services for music educators.
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including a printed program, an additional band, and a new name: The Mid-West Band Clinic. The VanderCook College of Music, Neil A. Kjos Music Company, and Lyons Band Instrument Company sponsored the event. For the next twenty-five years, the Hotel Sherman was home to the Midwest Clinic. In the 1950s,
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The Midwest Clinic is governed by a Board of Directors. Members are appointed upon being selected and invited by the Board when its members determine a need for new members. Membership on the board carries responsibilities to attend and participate in meetings of the Board and its committees and to
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In the earliest years of the "Mid-West Band Clinic", the organizers - H.E. Nutt, Howard Lyons, and Neil Kjos Sr. - invited outstanding bands to perform, based upon the reputations of the organization and their director. In addition to giving a formal concert, the bands were also expected to provide a
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Members of the current board of directors are: John Clinton (Vice President), Richard Crain (Past-President), Paula Crider, Rodney Dorsey (President), Jose Diaz, Richard Dunscomb (Vice President), Antonio García (Secretary), Corey Graves, Soo Han, Sam Hodson, Mark Kjos, Herman Knoll, Mary Land, Tim
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The Midwest Clinic gives out three different awards: the "Medal of Honor," the "Industry Award," and the "International Award." Award winners are nominated and chosen by the Board of Directors. At the 60th anniversary of the Midwest Clinic in 2006, all living past award winners were invited to
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gymnasium on Chicago's West Side for a six-hour clinic and new music reading session. In 1947, the event was expanded to two days and moved to the Hotel Sherman to take advantage of the larger facility and accommodations for out-of-town directors. This second installment brought new features,
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More than eighty clinicians offer guidance and inspiration covering facets of instrumental music. Past clinicians include Gunther Schuller, Tim Lautzenheiser, John Corigliano, Wynton Marsalis, Mark Camphouse, Frank Ticheli, Frederic Fennell, Col. Arnald Gabriel, Himie Voxman, and Karel Husa.
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ensembles were introduced, and in 1962, the Midwest Clinic held its first official Orchestra Day. In 1963, the clinic expanded to its present format of four-and-a-half days. Since 1973, the Midwest Clinic has been held at the Hilton Chicago, and in 1995, the
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replaced the Blackstone Hotel as the second site of conference events. In 2008, the Blackstone Hotel was once again added as a clinic venue after reopening in 2007. In 2008, the Midwest Clinic board of directors voted to move the conference to
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Performances are given by organizations from around the world. Grade school, middle school, high school, college, military, adult, and professional groups all present concerts. The
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1997 - The United States Coast Guard Band presents two concerts on Wednesday night to meet the growing audience demand for the featured United States military band performances
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2002 - Streaming video selections from concert performances are archived on the Midwest Clinic website, and the College Student and Beginning Teacher Track Series is created
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was used in addition to the Hilton for hosting clinic events. With the addition of this facility, the Midwest Clinic was able to present more clinics. In 1999, the
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1988 - College Night is instituted, bringing representatives of colleges, universities and the military into contact with students and teachers
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1992 - The Midwest Clinic International Award is created to recognize outstanding contributions to music education through the music industry
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1991 - The Midwest Clinic Industry Award is created to recognize outstanding contributions to music education through the music industry
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Symphonic Band is the only ensemble that has performed at every Midwest Clinic since its start in 1946. Past performers include:
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Philharmonic, the U.S. Air Force Band, the U.S. Army Blues Jazz Ensemble, the U.S. Navy Band Commodores, the "President's Own"
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1962 - The Midwest Clinic Medal of Honor was created to recognize outstanding contributions to music education
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Lautzenheiser, Mark Laycock, Lisa MacDonald, Beth Peterson, George Quinlan (Treasurer), and Kevin Sedatole.
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2012 - The Midwest Clinic holds its Inaugural High School Day Program and First Orchestra Reading Session
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1996 - The current name is adopted: "The Midwest Clinic, An International Band and Orchestra Conference"
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from all 50 states and as many as forty countries. It is held every December in downtown Chicago. As a
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1996 - The Midwest Clinic commissions its first two pieces of music, in honor of its 50th Anniversary
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The Midwest Clinic began on December 7, 1946, when approximately 120 directors from the
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2009 - The conference moves from the Hilton Chicago to McCormick Place West
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1986 - Name changed to "Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Clinic"
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2006 - High School Student Clinics are added at the Palmer House, and "
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attend and be honored at the conference. Past award winners include:
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1968 - Name changed to "Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic"
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The Midwest Clinic, An International Band and Orchestra Conference
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conference, annually drawing approximately 17,000 attendees to
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The Midwest Clinic International Band and Orchestra Conference
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1946 - First clinic was held under the name "Band Clinic"
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in order to house all Midwest events in one location.
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1951 - Name changed to "Mid-West National Band Clinic"
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is added to the venues hosting Midwest Clinic events
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