Cascade Conducting

“…a challenging business, yet a highly worthwhile and valuable art form. Preserving one’s own talent, faith to the music, and performance integrity while navigating a successful path forward is imperative. Not only so that great symphonic music can live on be cherished by generations to come, but also so it may function as a relevant and effective platform for peace, expression, and understanding of our world.”

~Sarah Ioannides

Cascade Conducting Presents:

New Seminars with Sarah Ioannides,

Conductor & Music Director with Symphony Tacoma.

“Motivating Yourself as a Conductor during a World Pandemic”

~ Plan your path forward during COVID-19.

~ Develop your musical, administrative & programming skills.

~ Develop community connections and partnerships.

~ Grow as a conductor during a time without performances.

Classes for:

Active Conductors and Orchestra/choir directors 9:00-10:15am PT

Conductors on Hold 10:30-11:45am PT

All: Polishing your Skills during Covid 1:00-2:45pm PT

Classes will be filled on a first come, first serve basis up to ten participants per class. Conductors may register for one, two, or all three seminars.

Email to register- teo@cascadeconducting.com

– Online seminars each Friday from Oct. 30 – December 11 (Except Nov. 27)

– Participant Fee (full session): $400

– Auditor Fee (full session): $200

– Participant Fee (individual sessions): $76/week

– Auditor Fee (individual sessions): $40/week

– Merit and need-based scholarships available, including at least 2 ful scholarships for African-American or Latinx conductors

Please visit the Cascade Online Seminars page for complete course descriptions

Visit the Cascade Conducting YouTube page!

Sarah Ioannides is currently the Music Director of Symphony Tacoma. A former assistant conductor for the legendary teacher Otto-Werner Mueller, she has conducted orchestras of the highest level from around the world. Read more about Sarah Ioannides, visit artist’s website, read a complete resume.