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Terry
Barham,
Associate Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities at
Emporia State University, earned degrees from the University of
Illinois (MS) and the University of Oklahoma (BMusEd and PhD). He
has served as guest choral conductor and adjudicator at the high
school and junior high/middle school levels in 15 states and has
presented workshops and clinic sessions for American Choral Directors
Association state and regional conventions, the Music Teachers National
Association national convention and MENC state conventions in Oklahoma,
Arizona, California, Kansas, and Hawaii. In 2001, he conducted the
North Carolina Junior High All-state Choir.
Barham's most
recent book is Strategies for Teaching Junior High and Middle
School Male Singers--Master Teachers Speak, published by Santa
Barbara Music. He is also co-author of The Boy's Changing Voice--New
Solutions for Today's Choral Teacher, published by Warner Bros.
For the past five years, he has served as conductor of the National
Teacher Hall of Fame Honor Choir in Emporia, Kansas. For eight summers,
he served on the faculty of the music teaching symposium, Helping
Young Singers Develop, sponsored by Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville.
He is editor of a new Santa Barbara Music Publisher series of choral
music dedicated to the needs of junior high/middle school singers.
The Emporia
State University A Cappella Choir, under his direction, has toured
Europe four times (1989--France and England, 1992--Austria and Czechoslovakia,
1996--Spain and France, 2001--Denmark and Sweden) and was invited
to sing at the Kansas Music Educators State Convention in 1989,
1991, 1993, 1999, and 2002. The choir will be touring England, Scotland,
and France in the summer of 2003.
At Emporia State,
Barham coordinates the annual summer Great Plains Music Education
Workshops, conducts the A Cappella Choir and Community Chorus and
teaches conducting and choral music education classes. He is also
Associate Chair of the Department of Music.
In May 2001,
Barham was one of four recipients of the Emporia Chamber of Commerce
Golden Apple Award for service to community and teaching excellence.
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