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2009 CWU Trumpet Festival
Dates: Thursday November 12th 2009 General Information Trumpet Fest 2009 is a day of master classes and clinics to educate and present to college and high school students the many aspects of trumpet playing, music education, and the music business. Last year’s festival featured master classes, clinics and performances by our guest, Dr. Karl Sievers, Professor of Trumpet at the University of Oklahoma; CWU professor John Harbaugh, and the CWU Trumpet Choir. Come to the 2009 Trumpet Festival and meet with representatives from Ted Brown Music, Mills Music and Yamaha to try out the latest and greatest instruments. Trumpetfest will also showcase students, ensembles and more!!! You may also choose to participate in the National Trumpet Competition for the Northwest regional High School division. The winner is automatically entered into the semi-final competition in Washington DC in March of 2010. For more information Visit http://www.nationaltrumpetcomp.org/ WMEA members will receive 8 clocks hours!	2008 Guest Artists (2009 TBA)
	Dr. Karl Sievers became the lead trumpet player and assistant conductor of the PTL Television Show in Charlotte, NC and comes to the Trumpet Studio of the University of Oklahoma School of Music having taught for seven years at Wright State University. Prior to that, he taught for three years at Northwest Missouri State University. Sievers is an Artist/Clinician for the Vincent Bach Company, is Principal Trumpet with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic, and is also Artist/Faculty with the National Trumpet Competition in Washington, DC. BM—Trumpet, Indiana University MM—Trumpet, Indiana University DMA—Trumpet, University of Missouri Conservatory of Music in Kansas City
Schedule Trumpet fest is a one day event held in the CWU Music Education building. Throughout the day you will have opportunities to meet reps from Ted Brown Music, Mills Music and Yamaha.	Staff Sergeant Frank McCaskill is presently assigned to the 1st Infantry Division Band at Ft. Riley, KS and serves as the trumpet section leader and Brass Quintet Noncommissioned Officer in Charge. His previous assignments include the US Army Training & Doctrine Command Band at Ft. Monroe, Virginia, the 9th Army Band at Ft. Wainwright, Alaska, the 434th Army Band at Ft. Gordon, Georgia, and the SHAPE International Band in Mons, Belgium. Prior to his enlistment, he was a successful band director and community college adjunct instructor in the state of Florida. He received a Bachelor of Music Education degree from the Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida, a Master of Music in Conducting from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois and post graduate studies in trumpet performance at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska. Staff Sergeant McCaskill’s private teachers include, Robert T. Braunagel, Bryan Goff, John P. Paynter, and John Harbaugh. He has participated in workshops with Vincent DiMartino, Robert Platt, Arnold Jacobs and Charley Davis.

Contact Information Professor John Harbaugh, Associate Professor of Trumpet 400 E University Way, Mailstop 7458 Ellensburg, WA 98926-7458 Email: harbaugj@cwu.edu Office Phone: 509.963.1016 Fax: 509.963.1239	~Trumpet Scholarships Available~ The Robert Panerio Trumpet Scholarship was created through the generosity of Robert and Charlotte Panerio in the 1990s and has been awarded as an annual scholarship to promising trumpet students. In 2008 the scholarship monies were used to establish an endowment that will serve the CWU trumpet studio for years to come. Your gifts will be of great service to the trumpet studio and will recognize the life's work of Professor Panerio. *Last updated July 1, 2009

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