High School Voice Day
Friday, October 20, 2023
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
This all-day event will feature a campus and music building tour led by GVSU voice students, masterclasses with GVSU voice faculty, a performance featuring our current students, a pizza lunch provided by GVSU, a choral side-by-side rehearsal, and a vocal health seminar. This experience will provide a valuable glimpse into life as a music student at GVSU. In addition, we have planned a special Teaching Resource Hour at the beginning of the day for teachers only. Parents are welcome to observe all the events of the day. Please register using the following link: gvsu.edu/mtd/voiceday. Participation will be determined on a first-come-first-serve basis. If a student is interested in performing on a masterclass, please fill out Part B of the registration form which includes a recommendation from a private or music classroom teacher. Participants (and performers) will be confirmed via e-mail. Please contact Kathryn Stieler at [email protected] with any questions. We look forward to sharing the day with you!
Dr. Rachael Gates, voice
Dr. Andrew Lenhart, collaborative pianist
Dr. Charles Norris, choral
Professor Dale Schriemer, voice
Dr. Kathryn Stieler, voice
Schedule
9:00-9:45 Registration and GVSU student-led campus/music tours - Haas Center for Performing Arts (HCPA) Lobby
[9:00-9:45 For Teachers Only: Teaching Resource Hour – HCPA Room 1410]
9:45-10:30 MASTERCLASS I with Dr. Kathryn Stieler – HCPA Room 1410
10:30-11:15 MASTERCLASS II with Professor Dale Schriemer – HCPA Room 1410
11:15-11:50 Lunch – HCPA Room 1410
12:00-12:50 GVSU Recital Hour Performances – Cook-DeWitt Center
1:00-1:50 Side by side rehearsal with GVSU Arts Chorale and Dr. Chuck Norris – HCPA Room 1410
2:00-2:50 Vocal Health Workshop with Dr. Rachael Gates – HCPA Room 1410
3:00-3:30 Concluding Activity
Minors on Campus
Grand Valley State University is committed to being a safe and healthy environment for all. This includes students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors, especially those who are minors. As a public university open to everyone, the University welcomes children and teenagers on our campuses for a variety of programs and activities planned by the University or by outside organizations. In all situations, adults are expected to be positive role models for minors, acting in a respectful and responsible manner consistent with the mission and values of the University. To promote this vision, the University publishes and enforces policies, procedures, and guidelines that have the goal of promoting health, safety, and security for minors on our campuses.
If you are a minor (under 18 years of age) and will be attending without a parent or authorized adult, you must fill out the following release forms: