Tenor-Bass Day

Friday, October 2, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Registration information coming soon . . .

Tenor-Bass Day

Join us for a day of music-making with high school tenor and bass singers! Participants will rehearse a selection of repertoire aimed at helping them grow as musicians and singers, work with a renowned clinician, meet Shenandoah faculty and students, and enjoy an engaging musical experience.

  • Teachers: To ensure a great day for our students and in case of emergency, teachers or a designated administrative representative from your school are required to attend the event. Please remain on campus and attend rehearsals/activities. Additional parent chaperones are welcome.
  • We aim to include as many students as possible in this exciting event. In the event of high turnout requiring us to limit participation, please rank your students in order of priority. Each school is guaranteed spots for their first eight registered participants.
Conservatory Choir
Dr. Alyson Moore

Dr. Alyson Moore is a scholar, choral educator and a lyric soprano. Earning her doctorate in vocal performance from Shenandoah Conservatory in 2010, Moore was awarded the Dean’s Graduate Scholar Award for excellence in scholarship for her dissertation, “Mad Women in Opera: An Investigation of Madness and Selected Mad Scenes for Soprano.”

In 2009, Moore taught masterclasses and performed the Brahms’ “Requiem” with the Ho Chi Minh Symphony Orchestra in Vietnam. In 2010, she traveled to Buenos Aires to research and perform the music of Argentine composer Carlos Guastavino. While serving as the director of arts at The Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore, Maryland, her choirs performed at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, The U.S. State Department and The Blair House. Moore’s choirs performed at the International Kodály Symposium in Budapest and Kecskemét, Hungary in 2013.

Schedule

TimeEvent
8:30 a.m.Registration
9 a.m.Full Rehearsal & Activities
10 a.m.Sectionals & Team-building Games
**Concurrent sessions for teachers will occur during the morning activities
11 a.m.Full Rehearsal & Activities
12 p.m.Lunch (optional campus tours and walking time)
1 p.m.Shenandoah University Vocal Student Showcase + Q&A
1:30 p.m.Full Rehearsal & Festival Finale
2:30 p.m.Dismissal

Schedule is subject to change.

Financial Assistance

The $10 registration fee includes lunch, a t-shirt and access to the full day of events.

Shenandoah Conservatory believes the arts are for everyone. Like all nonprofit arts organizations and higher education institutions, we strive to maintain our stewardship of limited resources and balanced budgets while intentionally removing barriers to participation and belonging. Full and partial scholarships are available to those who require financial assistance.

See the Tenor-Bass Day Registration Form (link coming soon) for more information about the registration fee and financial assistance.

Jeffrey Marlatt

Contact Us

Contact Jeffrey Marlatt at jmarlatt@su.edu for more information.