• Jazz Education and Computer Music Technology Go Hand and Hand Together!: (Great Introduction to Jazz Technology) by John Kuzmich, Jr.: (School Band & Orchestra Magazine)

• 8:20 to 9:40 a.m. in the Madsen Recital Hall
  "Live" Digital Audio Recording and Burning CD's of Several Combos demonstrating the PSD 300 CD Recording System by Superscope Technologies.
  1. Meet the Superscope PSD 300 CD Recording System
  2. Superscope PSD 300 CD Recording System Tutorial: Step-By-Step Instructions

• 10 to 10:40 a.m. in the ALMA Computer Music Lab C-485 HFAC
  Finale 2002: Music Notation Software by CodaMusic: The standard of excellence in the music engraving industry for students and professionals alike. Meet guest CodaMusic clinician, Tom Carruth.

1. What's New in Finale 2002: viewed by Adobe Acrobat
2. Meet Finale 2002!
3. Meet Smartmusic 7.0

• 10:45 to 11:15 a.m. in the ALMA Computer Music Lab C-485 HFAC
  Band In A Box: Automatic Accompaniment Generating Software Application: A must clinic now with a brand-new version available for PC, version 11 by PG Music.

1. Meet Band-In-A-Box version 11
2. Introduction to Band-In-A-Box General Features:

• 11:15 a.m. to 12 noon in the ALMA Computer Music Lab C-485 HFAC
  MIDI Sequencing and Digital Audio Recording Basics: More of an introduction oriented presentation with MIDI and Digital Audio Recording basics covered rather than just showing software. Special PowerPoint Slide Show by Dennis Mauricio of Roland US will be featured.

1. "25 Ways To Use The MIDI Sequencer In The Music Classroom & Rehearsal" by Tom Rudoph (Lentine Music)
2. "What Every Music Educator Should Know About Digital Recording" by Don Muro (Lentine Music)
3. Meet the BR-1180//1180CD Digital Recording Studio

• 12 to 1 p.m. in the ALMA Computer Music Lab C-485 HFAC
  CodaMusic Showcase: Finale 2002 and SmartMusic by CodaMusic with guest CodaMusic clinician, Tom Carruth.

• 1 to 2 p.m in the ALMA Computer Music Lab C-485 HFAC
  Transkriber: Transcribing Techniques With Software Applications by Reed-Kotler Music and others.
  1. Transcribing Jazz Solos by Reed Kotler viewed by Adobe Acrobat
  2. "Essential" Transcribing Tips for Entry-Level Transcribers

  3. "Transcribing at the Speed of Your Computer" by John Kuzmich, Jr. (School Band & Orchestra Magazine)

  4. Meet Transkriber 2.0

• 2 to 3 p.m. ALMA Lab C-485 HFAC
  "Live" Digital Audio Recording and Burning CD's of individual students demonstrating the "hot" PSD 300 CD Recording System by Superscope Technologies.

• 3 to 4 p.m. ALMA Lab C-485 HFAC
  Jazz Theory With Software Applications: Always useful for jazz students.
  Throughout the day ALMA Lab C-485 HFAC demonstrating Essentials of Music Theory by Alfred Publishing, Auralia by Rising Software, Musica Practica by Ars-Nova, and Music Lessons I & II by MiBAC.
  1. "Music Theory for All Students" by John Kuzmich, Jr.: (School Band & Orchestra Magazine)
  2. Music Lesson 1: Fundamentals (Windows) Quick Start Guide by MiBAC viewed by Adobe Acrobat

  Music Lesson 1: Fundamentals (Macintosh) Quick Start Guide by MiBAC viewed by Adobe Acrobat

  4. Music Lesson 2: Chords & Harmony Quick Start Guide by MiBAC viewed by Adobe Acrobat

• What's New in Computer Music Technology: Overview of the Entire Market but especially in Jazz! Jazz Internet Connections: Bookmarks and much more with Sibelius verison 2.0, Changes Millenium by Larry Norred and other innovative products will also be presented throughout the day when appropriate!

* Dr. Kuzmich's appearance is partially funded by The Superscope Company.