LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP

This Program provides a realistic overview of leadership in a variety of ensemble settings. Enjoy pro tips, storytelling, reminders, and philosophies from world-class marching arts educators.
 LEADERSHIP 
 WHO YOU SERVE 
 CHARACTER 
 CULTURE 
 COMMUNICATION 
 ADVERSITY 
 MINDSET 
Leadership is the ability of a single individual to help others reach higher levels of achievement.  Leaders are  unique and special people who are  dedicated to serving others. 
A few months before the official audition date ensembles will release their  “Audition Packet”.  This will include all of the  information and music they want you to prepare for the audition.  This is where you will apply all the great work you did during Pre-Season to make this a smooth process.
it’s time to  go to the audition!  This is where you will apply all of the great work you did through the Audition Prep process. You will meet the staff, perform for them, and receive a Cut, Callback, or Contract.
 After the audition,  depending on the outcome, you will either be looking for a new place to audition, going to a callback camp, or preparing for a great season with the ensemble you tried out for! Either way,  it’s important to reflect on your experience. 
 PACKETS 
 METHOD BOOKS 
 ARTICLES 
 Pre-Season  is the time before auditions where you are developing general skills. This is where you’re  Getting better,  Developing fundamentals,  Building chops,  Getting in shape, and doing all preliminary work  Before the Audition Packets are released.  The goal is to develop the skills every ensemble is looking for, then when the Packets comes out you’re just learning new music, not developing new skills.
 Pre-Season  is the time before auditions where you are developing general skills. This is where you’re  Getting better,  Developing fundamentals,  Building chops,  Getting in shape, and doing all preliminary work  Before the Audition Packets are released.  The goal is to develop the skills every ensemble is looking for, then when the Packets comes out you’re just learning new music, not developing new skills.
 Pre-Season  is the time before auditions where you are developing general skills. This is where you’re  Getting better,  Developing fundamentals,  Building chops,  Getting in shape, and doing all preliminary work  Before the Audition Packets are released.  The goal is to develop the skills every ensemble is looking for, then when the Packets comes out you’re just learning new music, not developing new skills.
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