Info for Regional Conference Hosts
North American Saxophone Alliance
Regional Conference Presenter Guidelines
Purposes of the Regional Conference
As with all other professional societies, meetings of the Alliance are organized for its members to gather for professional interaction. Events should be programmed that will showcase performance, research and teaching taking place within the region. The conference can be promoted to non-members in order to increase interest in the saxophone, and to promote the benefits of NASA membership.
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2013 Region 1 Conference of the North American Saxophone Alliance
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
General Information:
Please join us for exciting three days of great performances at the University of Oregon. Featured guest artists include PRISM saxophone quartet and jazz tenor saxophonist Seamus Blake.
The School of Music and Dance welcomes proposals for performances, papers, panel discussions, lectures, lecture-recitals, clinics, master classes, and other presentations that relate to saxophone performance, pedagogy, research, or other areas of concern to saxophonists. Every effort to assemble a balanced program of performances will be made.
2013 Region 8 Conference of the North American Saxophone Alliance
2013 Region 5 Conference of the North American Saxophone Alliance
2013 Region 2 Conference of the North American Saxophone Alliance
To apply online for the conference please use the following link:
2013 Region 7 Conference of the North American Saxophone Alliance
Proposals are now being accepted for the Region VII Conference on March 15 and 16 at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN. For further information about the conference and the proposal form please visit www.mtsu.edu/saxophone
2013 Region 3 Conference of the North American Saxophone Alliance
2013 Region 4 Conference of the North American Saxophone Alliance
The Proposal Deadline has been changed to Feb 1, 2013.
2013 Region 6 Conference of the North American Saxophone Alliance
Special Guest Lynn Klock, Professor of Saxophone, University of Massachusetts.