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Heavenly Harp Duo Announcement
DATES TO REMEMBER
May 1-2 - Music Progressions
Jun. 1 - Recap/Social
Jun. 10-12 - KMTA Conference
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If
you have any openings in your studio, please let WMMTA Referral Chairperson,
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or 722-2554). We are receiving numerous calls from families looking for
teachers and want to make sure we have a current list of potential teachers
to whom we can refer them. Thanks!
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WMMTA
Year-End Social - New Beginnings!
All WMMTA members and their guests are invited to join us for
an evening of reflection, inspiration, and refreshment! Since several
of our members have welcomed new little ones into their families this
year, we are focusing the evening on the theme of "New Beginnings."
Come prepared to share new ideas you tried this year, new ideas you want
to try next year, and with a pen and paper to write down all the new ideas
you're sure to glean from everyone else!
The event will be held at the home of Natalie Wickham - 1101 N Briarwood in Derby at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 1 (tonight!). Please bring a finger food to share. Drinks and table service will be provided.
Heavenly
Harp Duo Announcement
The Heavenly Harp duo, featuring harpists, Karin and Joy Gunderson,
will present a special concert "Summer Serenity" at Reformation
Lutheran Church on Thursday, June 10, 7:00 p.m.. Joy Gunderson, at age
eleven, was already performing the Handel Harp Concerto; and now at age
nineteen, as one of the top three harpists in the Phoenix, AZ metro area,
plays with professional mastery and sensitivity that will truly inspire
you. Joy has just finished her Freshman year at St. Olaf College in Northfield,
MN where she studies harp with the Minnesota Orchestra harpist, Kathy
Kienzle, who has won numerous awards in teaching harp. Joy is also studying
organ with John Ferguson and has participated in Pipe Organ Encounters
in Salt Lake City. She hopes to become a church musician.
Her mother Karin is a music teacher and serves as a Harp Practitioner in hospice facilities, as the "singing harpist." Enjoy a combination of harp duets, solos, inspirational stories from Karin's work as a hospice harpist and peaceful music featuring flute, and vocals along with harp.
There is
no admission charge; offerings are accepted. For more information, contact
Reformation at 634-0586 or view the web site at HeavenlyHarp.org.
KMTA
State Conference
If you haven't made plans yet to attend, be sure to check out
the great conference program lined up for our annual KMTA
state music teachers conference! The conference will begin with a
concert on Thursday evening, June 10, and will run through the remainder
of the weekend. The featured clinicians are Randall and Nancy Faber, authors
of the acclaimed Piano Adventures method.
The Faber's will be presenting several workshops during the conference, and Randall will be giving a recital on Friday evening featuring the following works:
• Mozart
: Sonata in B-flat Major
• Debussy : Pour le Piano
• Gershwin : Three Preludes
• Chopin : Etude in C Minor and Etude in F Minor
• Chopin : Berceuse
• Liszt : Mephisto Waltz
Nancy's work, The Snow Queen, will be performed in a special Community Children's Concert on Saturday late afternoon. Numerous other presenters will be giving workshops on a variety of topics throughout the weekend. You can view the complete schedule on the conference page of the KMTA website.
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