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This award was named in honor of Robert K. Baar, outstanding master musician,
retired from Murray State University, who developed KYACDA's Summer Choral Workshop.
retired from Murray State University, who developed KYACDA's Summer Choral Workshop.
2016 Recipient
Dr. Paul Hondorp, Western Kentucky University
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Past Recipients
Jefferson Johnson, 2015
Darrell Parks, 2014 Melissa & Noel Weaver, 2013 CJ Hunter, 2012 Lori Hetzel, 2011 Elaine Shirley, 2010 Heather McCormick, 2009 George Murphy, 2009 Kent Hatteberg, 2008 David Davies, 2007 John Stegner, 2006 Arthur DeWeese, 2005 Bradley Almquist, 2004 Shelia Miller, 2003 Stephen Bolster, 2002 David Brown, 2001 Frank Heller, 2000 Carl Smith, 1999 Robert Ellis, 1998 Shirley Wilkinson, 1997 Gary Anderson, 1996 Marilyn Schraeder, 1995 Robert K. Baar, 1994 |
Nomination/Selection Process
Any member of KYACDA is eligible to nominate a candidate for the award by submitting a letter of nomination to the current Vice President of KYACDA, Phyllis Vincent, by May 1. Each year after the nomination deadine, the past presidents, current President, and President-Elect of KYACDA will select the most outstanding candidate from the nominees submitted by the membership.
The award is presented annually at the Summer Choral Workshop.
The following criteria are used to determine eligible honorees:
• have a minimum of fifteen years of musical experience in the choral art
• be a current member of ACDA
• be an active participant in KYACDA/ACDA activities and conventions
• be dedicated to promoting music education in the state of Kentucky
Submit nominations to Phyllis Vincent by May 1st.
The award is presented annually at the Summer Choral Workshop.
The following criteria are used to determine eligible honorees:
• have a minimum of fifteen years of musical experience in the choral art
• be a current member of ACDA
• be an active participant in KYACDA/ACDA activities and conventions
• be dedicated to promoting music education in the state of Kentucky
Submit nominations to Phyllis Vincent by May 1st.
