LEADERSHIP WITH DR. TIM LAUTZENHEISER

Join us for an exciting event featuring the renowned leadership expert, Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser. This in-person event will take place in Landini Performing Arts Center located at 300 North 7th Street, Terre Haute, IN, USA.

PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION FORM (Director, Chaperone, Student) 

https://forms.office.com/r/vFAU3dHe93

Leadership with Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser provides an opportunity for young high school musicans and music educators to explore concepts of leadership in a friendly, non-competitive atmosphere. Guests will spend part of the day on the beautiful Indiana State University campus and work with guests, Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser, Executive Director of Attitude Concepts, Inc., and Mr. Randy Greenwell, retired Director of Bands at Lawrence Central High School. Both Dr. Lautzenheiser and Mr. Greenwell are Conn Selmer Artists. Students will also have the opportunity to connect with faculty members from the Indiana State University School of Music.

This is the perfect opportunity for music educators to develop future musical leaders in their respective band, orchestra, and choir programs and connect with area programs in a meaningful way as they wrap up the academic year and begin planning for the upcoming fall semester.

We hope that you and your students will take advantage of this FREE resource sponsored by Conn Selmer Inc. and the Indiana State University School of Music!

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE 

• 1:30pm - Registration (Boyce Recital Hall Lobby)
• 2:00pm - Opening Session (Boyce Recital Hall)
• 5:00pm - Leadership Summit Concludes
• A detailed schedule will be sent out to participants
• please note that all times are Eastern Time Zone

MESSAGE FROM DR. TIM
WHO NEEDS TO ATTEND…WHO DOESN’T!

It is imperative those students attending do meet the criteria outlined below. This will afford the presented curriculum to embrace more engaging hands-on experiences with the participants.

Simply put, a smaller group of SELECT STUDENT LEADERS creates more possibilities of developing a collective synergy that will have a lasting imprint on their own future and those they will be working with along the way. This is not about CONVINCING PEOPLE TO BECOME LEADERS, but rather SERIOUS TRAINING FOR THOSE WHO HAVE ALREADY CHOSEN TO BE LEADERS. This is going to be incredibly fast moving and it will require complete “buy-in” from the get-go.

Primarily 11th and 12th graders should be the make-up of the workshop. These should be students who already demonstrate a high degree of positive participation, proactive role models, and those who exemplify a healthy open-minded attitude. We are going to DIG MUCH DEEPER than we have in the past, and there will not be any room for those who might be timid or ambivalent.

ABOUT OUR CLINICIANS

Tim Lautzenheiser serves as Senior Vice President of Education for Conn Selmer, Inc. His career spans ten years of college band directing at Northern Michigan University, the University of Missouri, and New Mexico State University. After serving as Executive Director of Bands of America, he created Attitude Concepts, Inc. to accommodate the many requests for student leadership workshops, convention speaking and professional development presentations for educators. Tim's books, produced by G.I.A. Publications, are best-sellers in the music profession. He is also co-author of Hal Leonard's popular band method, Essential Elements.

Randy Greenwell has been an Educational Support Manager with Conn-Selmer, since January 2017. He is the former Director of Bands and Performing Arts Department Chair of the nationally recognized Lawrence Central High School Performing Arts Department, Indianapolis, Indiana. Randy's tenure as Music Director with the Greenwood Community Band began in 2018.

During his time as a music educator, the Lawrence Central High School Marching Band was an eighteen-time Bands of America Grand National Finalist, and a two-time Grand National Champion. The Lawrence Central High School Marching Band was a "2001 Sudler Shield" award recipient and a four-time Class A Indiana State Champion. They participated in prestigious national events such as the Tournament of Roses and Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parades. His wind ensembles were consistent state finalists, being named ISSMA Concert Band State Champion on five separate occasions. In addition, the LC Jazz Ensembles were awarded honor band status at several jazz festivals throughout his tenure at Lawrence Central.

Randy actively judges for DCI, WGI, and Bands of America, guest conducts honor bands and does clinics on a variety of music education topics across the country. Randy continues to serve as music arranger and program coordinator for several competitive bands around the country and is part of the clinician team for the Conn-Selmer Institute Marching Arts Workshop.