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Celebrate NFMC's American Music Composers Month! Students perform one piece, by an American composer, on Lacefield Music's recital stage.
Memorization is optional.
This is an excellent opportunity for our students to practice and hone their performance skills, in a fun, positive atmosphere, as well as receive a beautiful trophy!
Purpose:
The National Federation of Music has declared the month of November as American Music Month. In 1955, founder Ada Holding Miller, the 17th NFMC President, established the Parade with the purpose of creating a time for special emphasis on all types of American Music. NFMC encourages clubs to bring more recognition to American composers; to stimulate public appreciation and awareness of American music; and to broaden the knowledge of American music. The Parade encompasses all aspects of music, i.e., folk music, jazz, hymns, spirituals, musical theater, symphonies, bands and solo compositions.
FAQ's:
Written comments from judges?
- No written comments from judges. Practice performing on stage is the goal.
Does every student receive a trophy?
How soon are trophies received?
- The teacher or chairman presents the student's trophy as they are exiting the stage.
Is the student required to stay the whole 4 hours?
- No. However, it's nice to listen & support your teacher's studio. Many families enjoy staying longer to listen to a few other students.
How are small studios or a single student scheduled?
- Scheduling is done after the deadline. Single students & small studios are placed with another studio so they feel welcome and have an audience.
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