Florida Bandmasters Association 2020-2021 HANDBOOK
Florida Bandmasters Association2020-2021HANDBOOKTable of ContentsCHANGES FOR 2020-21: . Handbook page - 1PREFACE . Handbook page - 2HISTORY OF FBA .Handbook page - 3HANDBOOK . Handbook page - 4ARTICLE I - MEMBERSHIP . Handbook page - 4I - A.MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT: . Handbook page - 4I - B.DUES . Handbook page - 4ARTICLE II - CONDUCT OF MEETINGS. Handbook page - 4II - A.GENERAL RULES: . Handbook page - 4II - B.PROCESS OF MOTIONS: . Handbook page - 4II - C.DISTRICT MEETINGS: . Handbook page - 4ARTICLE III - EVALUATION / MUSIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS. Handbook page - 4III - A. CLASSIFICATION OF SCHOOLS . Handbook page - 41.COUNTING STUDENTS . Handbook page - 42.DEADLINES . Handbook page - 43.ENROLLMENT / CLASSIFICATION . Handbook page - 54.SECOND and THIRD BAND CLASSIFICATION . Handbook page - 55.ARTS SCHOOLS . . Handbook page - 56.USE OF MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS . Handbook page - 57.NEW SCHOOLS . Handbook page - 58.COMMENTS ONLY CLASSIFICATION .Handbook page - 59.REQUESTED CLASSIFICATION PROCEDURES . . Handbook page - 6III - B.MUSIC REQUIREMENTS AND INFORMATION . Handbook page - 6APPROVED FBA MPA CONCERT LIST . Handbook page - 6CONCERT AND SIGHT-READING MUSIC REQUIREMENTS. Handbook page - 6CHARTS FOR CLASSIFICATION. Handbook page - 7CONCERT AND SIGHT-READING MUSIC . Handbook page - 7FIRST BANDS . Handbook page - 7SECOND BANDS . Handbook page - 8THIRD BANDS/FOURTH BANDS . Handbook page - 8EXCEPTIONS: . Handbook page - 9PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS . Handbook page - 9III- C.GENERAL INFORMATION REGARDING MPA’S. Handbook page - 9PURPOSES FOR BAND MUSIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS .Handbook page - 9TIMES AND SITES . Handbook page - 9ELIGIBILITY OF PARTICIPANTS . Handbook page - 10
III - D.CLASSIFICATION FORMS FILED . Handbook page - 10FSMA MEMBERSHIP . Handbook page - 10HOME SCHOOL BAND ELIGIBILITY . Handbook page - 10HOME EDUCATION STUDENT PARTICIPATION . Handbook page - 10ENTRY RULES AND PROCEDURESGENERAL . Handbook page – 11RULES INTRACTIONS, VIOLATIONS, & DISQUALIFICATIONS .Handbook page - 12ASSESSMENTS AND FINANCIAL REGULATIONS. Handbook page - 12FINES: . Handbook page - 13REQUESTS FOR SPECIAL PERMISSION. Handbook page - 13MPA RATINGS AND CHARTS . Handbook page - 13THREE CONCERT OR JAZZ BAND RATINGS IN EVERY COMBINATION Handbook page - 13FINAL RATINGS - CONCERT AND SR RATINGS COMBINED . Handbook page - 14STATE MPA RATING CHART Handbook page - 14SCHEDULING FOR MPA’SDISTRICT: . Handbook page - 14STATE: . Handbook page - 14FLORIDA SCHOOL MUSIC ASSOCIATION (FSMA) MPA RULES . Handbook page - 14AUDIO AND VIDEO TAPING AT MPA’S . Handbook page - 14DISTRICT MARCHING MUSIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT . Handbook page - 15GENERAL INFORMATION . Handbook page - 15RULES AND PROCEDURES . . . . . .Handbook page - 15ADJUDICATION PROCEDURES . Handbook page - 16RATINGS . Handbook page - 16RAIN-OUT / EMERGENCY POLICIES . Handbook page - 16III - E.CONCERT EVALUATION/MUSIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS . Handbook page - 17GENERAL INFORMATION . Handbook page - 17MUSIC REQUIREMENTS . Handbook page - 17PERFORMANCE . Handbook page - 18SIGHT-READING .Handbook page - 18III - F.JAZZ BAND EVALUATION/MUSIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT . Handbook page - 19III - G. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE MUSIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT . Handbook page - 20GENERAL INFORMATION . Handbook page - 20LIMITATIONS ON SOLOS AND ENSEMBLES AT DISTRICT MPA . Handbook page - 20LIMITATIONS ON SOLOS AND ENSEMBLES AT STATE MPA . Handbook page - 21MUSIC REQUIREMENTS . Handbook page - 21SPECIAL INFORMATION . Handbook page - 22JAZZ COMBOS Handbook page - 22STUDENT CONDUCTING .Handbook page - 22III - H. TWIRLING & AUXILIARY SOLO/ENSEMBLE EVENTS . Handbook page - 23STATE TWIRLING AND AUXILIARIES MPA . Handbook page - 23GENERAL INFORMATION . Handbook page - 23BATON SOLO TWIRLING. Handbook page - 23FLAG TWIRLING SOLO . Handbook page - 24RIFLE TWIRLING SOLO . Handbook page - 24SABRE TWIRLING SOLO . Handbook page - 24DANCE SOLO . Handbook page - 25BATON TWIRLING ENSEMBLE . Handbook page - 25INDOOR GUARD . Handbook page - 26DANCE ENSEMBLE . Handbook page - 26ARTICLE IV - ACTIVITIES . Handbook page - 27THE F.B.A. SUMMER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE. Handbook page - 27FLORIDA MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION CLINIC/CONFERENCE . Handbook page - 27ALL-STATE AND HONORS BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS . Handbook page - 27GROUPS TO BE SELECTED: . Handbook page - 27ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS . Handbook page - 27LATE FINES: . Handbook page - 27AUDITIONS INFORMATION: . Handbook page - 28NOMINATIONS INFORMATION: . Handbook page - 28ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL ORCHESTRAS. . Handbook page - 28THE FBA COMPOSITION CONTEST . Handbook page - 28PURPOSE . Handbook page - 28RULES AND REGULATIONS . Handbook page - 28
SELECTION . Handbook page - 28AWARD . Handbook page - 28ADJUDICATION RENEWAL . . . . Handbook page - 28ARTICLE V - FBA HALL OF FAME . Handbook page - 29PURPOSE: . Handbook page - 29BOARD OF DIRECTORS: . Handbook page - 29LOCATION OF THE HALL OF FAME: . Handbook page - 29SELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE HALL OF FAME: . Handbook page - 29CRITERIA FOR MEMBERSHIP: . Handbook page - 29HALL OF FAME ACTIVITIES:. Handbook page - 29HALL OF FAME AND ROLL OF DISTINCTION MEMBERS . . . .Handbook page - 30ARTICLE VI - ETHICS VIOLATIONS PROCEDURES . . . Handbook page - 31ARTICLE VII - “EXCEPTIONAL STUDENT PERFORMER” (ESP). .Handbook page - 32“EXCEPTIONAL STUDENT PERFORMER” (ESP) . Handbook page - 32EXCEPTIONAL STUDENT PERFORMER APPLICATION . Handbook page – 33MARCHING BAND RATING PERMUTATIONS . .Handbook page - 34Important Items of InterestClassification of Bands .Comments Only at MPA events - how to apply Use of 8th graders in High School programs .Request for Classification - how to apply .Charts for Classification - what grade level music do I play .General Information concerning MPA events Eligibility of participants Home School students DNA penalties Rules Infraction, Violations and Disqualifications .Request for Special Permission - how to apply .Marching MPA & Entry Information .Concert Band MPA & Entry Information .Jazz Band MPA & Entry Information Solo & Ensemble MPA & Entry Information Auxiliary MPA & Entry Information .All State Eligibility Information .FBA Composition Contest Requirements . . Hall of Fame Ethics Violation Procedures . Exceptional Student Performer Information & Application page 4page 5page 5page 6page 7page 9page 10page 10page 11page 12page 13page 15page 17page 19page 20page 23page 27page 28page 29page 31page 32 & 33
Florida Bandmasters Association2020-2021HANDBOOK OF INFORMATION(Ratified - January 9, 1986)(Revised - August, 2020)The Florida Bandmasters Association, over the period of years of its existence, has developed a routine system ofprocedures in the conduct of its internal affairs and other functions such as the Annual Clinics and Evaluation/MusicPerformance Assessments. These procedures are binding for all participants in all activities sponsored by the F.B.A.Minor changes are at times necessary, but the main pattern remains the same and its execution depends upon thecooperation of every member. This Handbook has been compiled for the purpose of placing in the hands of everymember all possible information concerning the general procedures.New members are urged to read, study, and become familiar with Association practice and the advantages, dutiesand obligations of membership. If continuing members would do the same, they might possibly discoverinformation and regulations of which they were previously unaware and develop a better understanding of theirorganization. All members are urged to keep the Handbook on file and accessible for quick reference. Every efforthas been made to make it as comprehensive as possible, so refer to it for information before contactingadministrative officers regarding matters which may be covered herein. Use it to plan your activities as they applyto F.B.A. matters, and as a tool to help build a better and stronger Association for the future. The results will beapparent to you and your students.HANDBOOK CHANGES FOR 2020-21:Sight-reading Requirement for 3 rd & 4 th Bands - page 8Change in wording for Fines - page 13Deadline for S&E Submission Changed - page 21Changed wording under Adjudication Certification - page 28All references to Concert Music List now changed toApprove FBA MPA Concert Music List - multiple pagesBY-LAWS CHANGES FOR 2020-21;All references to Concert Music List now changed toApprove FBA MPA Concert Music List - multiple pagesArticle III, section 1.A.5 - President Authority - page 6Article III, Section 3.A. (Election of President -Elect) - page 7Article V, Section 1 - Electronic M eetings - page 11Changes & Additions are in RED FONTPLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THROUGH THIS MANUAL.Handbook 2020-2021pg. 1
PREFACE1. A Brief History of Florida Bandmasters Association:During the summer of 1936, Major Ed Chenette was employed by the University of Florida toconduct a short course in band work for high school band directors and their students. As far as is known,this attempt was the first of its kind by an institution of higher learning to further the cause of band musicin the high schools of the state.Several bandmasters from around the state were asked to assist in the course. Both they and the otherparticipants were stimulated by thoughts of what could be done to improve the instrumental musicprograms in Florida. From this course came the idea of an organization.Subsequently, there was a meeting held for interested band directors which focused on the lack of aunified band group within the state. From the discussion at this meeting the Florida BandmastersAssociation was formed. Major Chenette was named chairperson pro-tem with authority to act for thegroup to contact all Florida bandmasters and attempt to form a state-wide organization. Major Chenettewas then elected President and John J. Heney was elected as Secretary.Charter members of the Florida Bandmasters Association were:Ed ChenetteWilliam HeneyBrowne’ Greaton ColeJ.B. O’NealP.J. GustatE.L.”Bud” RobertsEd HeneyV.D. SturgisJohn J. HeneyJames CrowleyThe F.B.A. sponsored a single State Festival for several years. In the late 1940’s, the Festival becameso large that the state was divided into six geographical Districts. District Festivals were devised to serveas qualifiers for bands attending the State Festival. Bands that achieved a Superior rating at the Districtwere eligible to go to the State Festival.Later the State Festival was divided into two regions comprised of the North region (Districts 4, 5,and 6), and the South region (Districts 1, 2, and 3). The state grew so large in following years that it wasdivided into 10 Districts, then to 14, then to 15 in 1982, to 17 in 1987, to 19 in 1995, and to 21 in 2005.To more accurately reflect the nature of the events, they are now called a Music Performance Assessment.In 1960, the F.B.A. instituted the Annual Marching Clinic and All-Star Marching Band on theUniversity of Florida campus. This band gave a performance each year at the North-South Florida HighSchool All-Star football game. In 1979 the All-Star Band began performing at a Tampa Bay Buccaneerspre-season game each year. Many outstanding nationally-known marching band directors have conductedthe Clinics and Bands through the years. In 1993, this group was discontinued.Robert O. Lampi served as Executive Secretary so ably and competently with superb loyalty anddedication for 36 years. The influence that Mr. Lampi exerted through the years contributed in largemeasure to the considerable success of the F.B.A. After his retirement in 1983, he continued to serve as aConsultant to the Association until his death in 1985. In 1983, F. Lewis Jones assumed the position asExecutive Director, and served in that capacity for 17 years. Great strides in organization and scope weremade under Mr. Jones’ capable leadership. In 2000, Duane L. Hendon became the Executive Director ofthe Florida Bandmasters Association until his retirement in September 2011. Mr. Hendon helped bringthe F.B.A. into the computer age with the development of the Festival Computer Program, computers forDistrict Chairmen, and the MPA on-line-program. In September 2011, Neil E. Jenkins assumed theduties as the Executive Director of the Florida Bandmasters Association.The F.B.A., through its membership, has provided exceptional musical experiences for thousands ofband students, while upgrading musical standards and making music an integral part of the schoolcurriculum, making our slogan, “A Band In Every School” a reality.Handbook 2020-2021pg. 2
2. Past-Presidents of the Florida Bandmasters Association:Major Ed ChenetteJohn J. HeneyFred McCall* P.J. GustatMajor J.B. O’NealV.D. SturgisAl G. WrightRomulus ThompsonHarry F. McCombR. Orin WhitleyRoy V. WoodH.B. SwyersH. Carlton MasonE.L.”Bud” RobertsO.J. KraushaarOliver HobbsCharles W. QuarmbyRobert T. ScottJoe A. LuskWilliam LedueMelvin DeanLogan TurrentineJames H. LeonardT. Edison JamesThomas BishopCharles F. UlreyE.W.(Jack) WilliamsRichard H. ElliotWilliam HigginsRobert O. Lampi (Honorary)Robert C. 91969-701969-701970-71xxxxxxLouis W. LindsayF. Lewis JonesErvin J. HammJames W. WilsonFrederick HumphreysMelvin E. BakerR.G.(Jeff) BradfordJack H. HerronJoseph W. CoursonJohn R. DeYoungWilliam E. CannonAndrew J.(Jack) CrewMichael P. LeclercBobby AdamsDuane L. HendonM. Jerome EdwardsFrank R. HowesCynthia E. BerryPhillip D. WhartonJames M. SammonsBert CreswellNeil E. JenkinsD.R. (Rob) RoadmanPaula ThrontonChuck FultonMark SpreenRandy FolsomRichard DavenportLinda MannJason DuckettCathryn Leibingerxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx* Named “Father of Bands in the State of 22012-142014-162016-182018-20xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - DeceasedA Brief History of Florida Association of Band Directors:Prior to 1940 and two years thereafter, there were no programs in the public schools of Floridaoffering instrumental music to the African American children in those schools. As a result, the schools ofhigher education (such as Florida A & M College, Edward Waters College, Bethune-Cookman College,and Florida Memorial College) had no feeder programs for the development of bands.In 1941, Leander A. Kirksey (band and orchestra director) and J. Harold Brown (director of the musicdepartment at Florida A & M College) called a meeting of some four or five young graduates from themusic department of Florida A&M College. George Hill (employed at Crooms Academy in Sanford),Alvin Downing (employed at Gibbs High in St. Petersburg), Raymond Sheppard (employed at Booker T.Washington High in Pensacola), Michael Rodriquez (employed at Booker T. Washington Jr. High inTampa), and Guy Glover (employed at Dorsey High in Miami) met April 10-12, 1941, to organize anassociation whose chief purpose would be to provide feeders for the instrumental program at FloridaA&M and other predominately black colleges in Florida. The association was named the FloridaAssociation of Band Directors.Prior to its merger with the F.B.A. in 1966, its membership had grown to more than thirty banddirectors, who were teaching several thousand students.4. Past-Presidents of the FABD:Leander Kirksey1941-55 xGeorge H. Hill1955-60 xHandbook 2020-2021pg. 3x - DeceasedJames W. Wilson 1960-66 x
FLORIDA BANDMASTERS ASSOCIATIONHANDBOOK2020-2021ARTICLE I - MEMBERSHIPI - A.MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENTMembership enrollment forms for ACTIVE FBA and “Other” MEMBERS are available through the Florida MusicEducators Association (www.flmusiced.org). ACTIVE FBA member dues and dues for other members who choose to joinFMEA/NAfME will be remitted to the FMEA along with an enrollment form prior to September 1 of each year. Enrollmentmust be done online. Members who are not current FMEA/NAfME members will be sent enrollment forms by the FBAExecutive Director and dues will be remitted directly to the FBA by September 1.I - B.DUES - Dues for membership in the Association are as follows:1. Active Full2. Active Affiliate3. Active AssociateLife Member 00.00 50.00 45.00 30.004. Adjudicator5. Retired6. Student 30.00 30.00 00.007. FBA Partners8. Honorary9. Adjunct 120.00 00.00 30.00ARTICLE II - CONDUCT OF MEETINGSII - A. GENERAL RULESGeneral rules for conduct of meetings are found in ARTICLE VIII of the Constitution and ARTICLE V of the By-Laws.II - B. PROCESS OF MOTIONSNOTE: A flow chart of the process by which a motion is presented, and then considered by the District, Executive Boardand the membership is located in the District Officers Manual (Chapter One).Procedures for the conduct of General Business meetings are:1. Motions from the floor shall be written and given to the Chair for presentation to the assembly. (These shall require a2/3 majority vote of the assembly for passage.)2. Members are required to use voting cards issued to them at the meeting. Any vote taken without the use of votingcards will be considered null and void.3. Criteria for passage of motions dealing with Constitution changes are found in ARTICLE IX of the Constitution.4. Criteria for passage of motions dealing with By-Laws and Handbook changes are found in ARTICLE IX of the ByLaws.5. All other motions shall require a majority vote for passage.Other General Procedures:6. A motion referred to a Committee by the Executive Board may only remain in a designated committee for a period ofone year or less. The status of all motions pending committee recommendations should be noted in all Executive Boardbulletins under committee reports.II - C. DISTRICT MEETINGSDistrict meetings may be conducted in any manner determined by the District, except that rules contained in theConstitution and By-Laws shall take precedence over District procedures.ARTICLE III - MUSIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTSIII - A. CLASSIFICATION OF SCHOOLS1.COUNTING STUDENTSParticipation in FBA Music Performance Assessments is set by classification based on school enrollment. Forclassification purposes, only those students included in the school F.T.E. count at the end of the school’s first 20-dayreporting period will be included.2.DEADLINESA Classification Form must be completed and returned to the District Chairperson no later than October 1. This isrequired in order to participate in the District Music Performance Assessments.A late fee of 50.00 (payable to FBA and sent through the District Chair to the State Executive Director) will beassessed to schools that fail to file Classification Forms by the stated deadline. On the 8th calendar day after the stateddeadline, the fee will increase to 100.00.The Chairperson must send these forms to the State Executive Director no later than October 15.Handbook 2020-2021pg. 4
NOTE: IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES, “HIGH SCHOOLS” WILL APPLY TO BOTH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS(10-12) AND HIGH SCHOOLS (9-12) UNLESS “SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS” ARE SPECIFICALLY DESIGNATED.3.ENROLLMENT / CLASSIFICATIONThe following charts and information show the official classification for each enrollment increment and the grades inwhich enrollment is to be counted for each level:HIGH SCHOOL(report grades 9, 10, 11, 12)EnrollmentClass2501 & UpA1876 - 2500BB1251 - 1875B626 - 1250CC1 - 625CSENIOR HIGH SCHOOL(report grades 10, 11, 12)EnrollmentClass2001 & UpA1526 - 2000BB1051 - 1525B526 - 1050CC1 - 525CJUNIOR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL*(use grade 7-12, report grades 9-12)EnrollmentClass626 - 1250J/S-CC1 - 625J/S-CMIDDLE SCHOOL(report grades 7, 8)EnrollmentClass701 & UpMB1 – 700MCJUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL(report grades 7, 8, 9)EnrollmentClass1101 - 1400 JAA751 - 1100 JA301 - 750JB1 - 300JC6th or 7TH GRADE CENTERS(report grade 6 or 7)EnrollmentClassUnlimitedMDNEW HIGH SCHOOLSUnlimited enrollment- Class DNEW MS or JH SCHOOLSUnlimited enrollment- Class MD* A Junior/Senior high school may enter a concert band comprised of 8th graders and below from the same school in aMiddle School classification. A separate classification form must be submitted (use “middle school” section forenrollment requirements). These students may not be used in the high school concert band and will not be eligible forState MPA.4.SECOND AND THIRD BAND CLASSIFICATIONSee following pages (III.B.2) for charts showing information for 2nd and 3rd bands for all classifications.5.ARTS SCHOOLSDistricts may vote to change the classification of an arts school in their District to an appropriate classificationregardless of student enrollment.6.USE OF MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTSA High School with 800 students or less in grades 9-12 or a Senior High with 600 students or less in grades 10-12 mayuse 7th, 8th and 9th grade students from a separate Junior High or Middle School in the same town under the followingprovisions:1) Application for permission must be made in writing to the FBA Executive Director by September 30 of the year forwhich permission is requested. The application should give justification for the request and it must be signed by theband director(s) and principal(s) at both the schools affected.2) The Junior High/Middle Schools affected must feed into the same Senior High School, which the students willrepresent.3) The same Band Director(s) must teach in all schools affected.4) Permission will be given or denied on an annual basis.5) No student from the effected Junior High/Middle School will be PERMITTED to enter bot
All references to Concert Music List now changed to Approve FBA MPA Concert Music List - multiple pages BY-LAWS CHANGES FOR 2020-21; All references to Concert Music List now changed to Approve FBA MPA Concert Music List - multiple pages
Florida Bandmasters Association North State Solo & Ensemble, Jazz, Auxiliary MPA Site Handbook F.W. Buchholz High School Gainesville, Florida March 26th – March 27th, 2018 Mr. Jason Duckett, President Mr. Shawn Barat, Site Host Mr. Neil Jenkins, Executive Director Mr. Rickie Santiago, Site Host
Georgia Music Educators Association, American School Band Directors Association, Phi Delta Kappa, the Florida Bandmasters Association, and Pi Kappa Lambda. He is an elected member of the prestigious American Bandmasters Association and serves as a member of the Board of Directors for that organization.
Florida Bandmasters Association (FBA) Executive Director Florida Orchestra Association (FOA) Executive Director Florida Vocal Association (FVA) Executive Director Florida Department of Education (FDOE) Arts Education Specialist The Board may choose to retain a member of the Board whose administrative position or
Florida Bandmasters Association Woodwind Solo & Ensemble Music List Composer Title Sig. Gr. Code Category Publisher Comments Flute Solo Arr.smith Three Easy Pieces (any 1) 1 FL1023 Flute Solo BRS Belwin Solo Sounds For Flute (levels 1-3) Solo Book - Vol. 1 (any One) 1 FL1001 Flute Solo BEL Billings / LeBon Chester 1 FL1002 Flute Solo EMP
Florida Bandmasters Association Brass & Bass Solo & Ensemble Music List Composer Title Sig. Gr. Code Category Publisher Comments Trumpet Solo Brahms / Dishinger On The Lake 1 TP1001 Trumpet Solo MMP Edelson Sayonara 1 TP1002 Trumpet Solo C&E Ellis At Another Time And Place 1 TP1003 Trumpet Solo EMP Endresen Dancer, The 1 TP1004 Trumpet Solo RU
2017 – 2018 MAGNET AWARDS, ACCOLADES & RECOGNITIONS As of 5/1/18 BAND – MR. FRANCISCO WILLIAMS Florida Bandmasters Association, Concert Band Music Performance Assessment Symphonic Band – Superior Rating Concert Band – Excellent Rating Florida Bandmasters Association, Jazz Band Music Performance Assessment
Florida Bandmasters Association Concert Band Registration District 10 (MS & HS) Solo and Ensemble accompanist for solo 35 (MS & HS) Florida Bandmasters Association State Jazz Band Music Performance Assessment Registration 10 (HS only if applicable)
audition process conducted by the component music associations of FMEA (the Florida Bandmasters’ Association, the Florida Elementary Music Educators Association, the Florida Orchestra Association, or the Florida Vocal Association) and sign to indicate agreement with the principles and rules stated.
