Music for Infants and Toddlers
| Bonnie Gease, Music Together ® |
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| Masters Education, Loyola (Md); MS, Johns Hopkins University Bonnie Gease has been teaching in the Harford County Public Schools working with the Infants and Toddlers Program. She specializes in language and learning disabilities. Bonnie is also a certified instuctor for the nationally recognized Music Together Program. (Music Together was developed
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Christine Robbins, Violin Bachelor of Arts, Glassboro State College Christine Robbins, a native of New Jersey, is an alum of Glassboro State College with a BA in Violin Performance. She has performed with orchestras in the US and Europe, and has appeared as a soloist
in a variety of venues. Christine brings to the MCM 20 years of experience
teaching Violin and Viola. She has enjoyed working with students of
every age, young children through adult. Christine lives in Cecil
Co. with her husband, Bear. They are the parents of three children
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Dennis Hertzog, Violin & Viola |
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Master of Music, Towson University |
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Linda Molina, Violin |
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Master of Music, University of Michigan |
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Tim Anderson , Cello |
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| Tim Anderson received a B.A. degree from the University of South Florida and studied at the Peabody Conservatory and Syracuse University. He has performed in the orchestras of Syracuse, Delaware, Baltimore Opera, and the Orcestra de Mineria in Mexico City. A founding member of Baltimore Chamber Orchestra, New Music Baltimore, and the Baltimore Improvisation Ensemble, he has composed music for modern dance, ballet, theater, and film. As a chamber player, performances include festivals in Los Angeles, Vancouver, B.C., Cleveland, Atlanta, Charleston, Chautauqua, Domaine Forget, Quebec, and Round Top, Texas. He has performed as a guest artist on three concerts at the Berklee School of Music in Boston and toured with the Pan-Asian Repertory Theater orchestra in New England. In 1995, he performed with the Nusantara Chamber Orchestra in Jakarta, Indonesia, playing slemtem, a traditonal Gamelan instrument, and taught a master class there in strings under the auspices of the United States Information Agency. In the summer of 2004, he played with the AIMS Festival Orchestra in Graz, Austria. Cello instructor at UMBC for three years, Tim is currently on the faculty of McDaniel College and Harford Community College. He performs in area elementary schools with the Live Wire String Quartet and is a member of the Lancaster Symphony. Recent recordings include performing as a member of the Washington National Cathedral Chamber Orchestra on the world premiere of "Requiem for the victims of Nazi persecution" by Stale Kleiberg. The CD was released on September 11, 2004 at the U.S. premiere at the Washington National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. Tim is cellist and music director of the Concord Ensemble, whose
string quartet appeared on the NBC television morning news program,
"Today Show" in September, 2005. In October, 2005, the same quartet
was selected to appear in the filming of "The Visiting", a film starring
Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig.
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Harp
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Bachelor Music, Masters Degree, Peabody Conservatory of Music Jacqueline Pollauf is active performer and teacher based in the Mid-Atlantic region. She frequently appears in solo, orchestral, operatic and chamber music performances. In addition to teaching at the Maryland Conservatory of Music, Jacqueline is on faculty at the University of Maryland at Baltimore County, the Baltimore School for the Arts, and the Towson University Music Preparatory. Jacqueline holds a Master of Music in harp performance and pedagogy from the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University.
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Serap Bastepe-Gray, Director |
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Serap Bastepe-Gray joined MCM this August as a Classical Guitar Instructor and the Associate Director for External Relations and Development. In October, her responsibilities were expanded to include internal operations. As a musician and teacher she brings us more than two decades of professional performance and teaching experience in various styles of music. A graduate of the Peabody Conservatory where she received her BM and MM degrees in Guitar Performance and was valedictorian of her graduating class, she performs regularly with guitar duo partner Julian Gray on chamber music series and at major guitar festivals in the U.S. including the International Guitar Institute Festival and The National Guitar Workshop Classical Guitar Summit. Also a medical doctor, she has written a number of articles and done consulting in the area of performance related injuries for musicians. Her interest in instrumental pedagogy lead to many collaborations with Peabody faculty as well as several grants for her projects on violin and guitar pedagogy. She edits guitar scores for MEL BAY Publications - the largest publisher and distributer of guitar music world-wide. As an administrator, Serap Bastepe-Gray brings us her decade long experience, connections and insight of the music business and conservatory tradition. Dr. Bastepe-Gray has worked with local and national media and musical event presenters as the Director of the Esin Arts Management Company. She has been involved in various projects of faculty governance at the Peabody Conservatory and has been elected to serve on the Steering Committee of the Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association Peabody Chapter as well as the Strategic Planning and Finance, and Marketing Committees of the same organization. Dr. Bastepe-Gray is also on the faculty at the Frederick Community College where she teaches applied guitar and music theory. She has recently been elected to serve on the FCC Senate. She lives in Hunt Valley with her husband Julian Gray , a world renowned classical
guitarist and her three children who play the violin and the piano.
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Jim Bowley, Guitar (pop, rock, folk) |
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| Bachelor Of Music Education, Towson University Jim Bowley, a native of Baltimore , MD , is a multi-instrumental guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer. As a teenager, Jim won the Maryland Distinguished Scholar in the Arts award and went on to study music on a full academic scholarship to Towson University . He graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor's degree in Music Education. As a professional musician for 20 years, Jim's background is wide-ranging. He has performed in venues across the United States , in styles as diverse as rock, pop, blues, jazz, country, acoustic/folk and tropical/Caribbean, as well as in pit orchestras for musical theater. Jim has even had the privilege to perform with the band, Captain Quint, as the opening act for Jimmy Buffett in venues from Cleveland to Key West . Jim has won a handful of awards as a singer-songwriter, most notably from Billboard and American Songwriter magazines. He was also a finalist in the national Best of Country Showcase in Atlanta in 2001. Jim has three CDs to his credit as a songwriter and producer, and has contributed vocals and various “stringed things” to others. Besides private instruction, Jim is the director of the Classic Rock Ensemble at MCM. He also teaches adult guitar classes at Harford Community College and is the musical director for the Young Peoples' Theatre Project here in Harford County . For more complete information, as well as Jim's performance schedule, see www.jimbowley.com . |
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Zane Forshee, Guitar (Classical) |
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| Masters and Graduate Performance Diploma, Peabody Institute Since winning first prize in the National Guitar Workshop Solo Guitar Competition, Zane Forshee has led an exciting and varied musical life as a soloist and chamber musician. Chicago, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Saint Louis, and Montreal are among the many North American cities that have been host to his eclectic concert programs. A champion of new music, his concerts always include gems from contemporary composers as well as those from the traditional solo guitar repertoire.
Mr. Forshee has appeared in master classes with Eliot Fisk, Benjamin Verdery, David Leisner, Sergio and Odair Assad, David Russell, Fabio Zannon, Manuel Barrueco, and Pepe Romero. He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree at Peabody Conservatory under the tutelage of Julian Gray and holds a Master of Music Degree and Graduate Performance Diploma from the Peabody Conservatory as well. Presently, Mr. Forshee is on the faculty of the University of Maryland Baltimore County, Frostburg State University, the Peabody Conservatory, the Peabody Preparatory, and the Performing Arts Institute Summer Music Festival in Pennsylvania.
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Alicia Kosack, Flute Alicia
Kosack enjoys a diverse career as a performer of both modern and Baroque
flute. She has won numerous honors, including a Maryland State Arts
Council Individual Artist Award. Most recently, she made her Carnegie
Hall debut performing in the Ton Koopman Young Artists Concert at
Zankel Hall. She was selected for the 2005 National Flute Association
Professional Flute Choir, and was a prizewinner in the 2004 Flute
Society of Washington Young Artist Competition. |
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Noelle Presby-Lipa , Clarinet |
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Master of Music, Peabody Conservatory Clarinetist Noelle Presby Lipa holds a Bachelor of Music from Florida Atlantic University and a Master of Music from Peabody Conservatory in clarinet performance. She has studied with renowned clarinetists such as Anthony Gigliotti, Edward Palanker, Steven Barta, Paul Green and George Sparks. She has performed with several groups such as the Florida Philharmonic, Symphony of the Americas, Gold Coast Opera, Boca Pops, Florida Wind Symphony, CCBC Cockpit in Court, NCSA Europe Touring Summer Orchestra and is currently performing with Arioso Trio, a professional woodwind/reed trio, also available as Quintaero, a woodwind quintet. Noelle is the Adjunct Clarinet Instructor at Harford Community College and was the clarinet adjudicator for Anne Arundel County Solo and Ensemble Festival in 2004. She has been a guest woodwind clinician at the Flordia Youth Conservatory several schools throughout her career. Noelle is an instrumental group instructor for the Instrumental Music Program in Catholic Schools throughout the area and she has maintained a private studio for nine years. She is currently teaching at Maryland Conservatory of Music, CCBC, A.R.T.I~S.T., and Musicians Institute of Baltimore and has a home studio in Baltimore, Maryland. She has previously taught at studios such as Towson University Preparatory Division, CCBC Continuing Education Department, Chesapeake Arts Center and Mars Music. |
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| Kimberly Buchar Kelley, Bassoon Doctor of Musical Arts, University of Illinois, U-C. Bassoonist Dr. Kimberly D. Buchar Kelley received her degrees in bassoon performance from the Harid Conservatory in 1997, the Eastman School of Music in 1999, and in the May 2005 she earned her DMA at the University of Illinois . Kimberly has taught bassoon and double reed method classes at Millikin University , Eastern Illinois University , Chestnut Hill College , and at the University of Illinois as a sabbatical replacement. She has performed in various orchestras such as the Illinois Symphony, New World Symphony, Palm Beach Opera, Sinfonia da Camera, BACH Ensemble, Lancaster Symphony, and the York Symphony. She is a member of the Dickinson Faculty Woodwind Quintet, the Pennsylvania Academy Woodwind Quintet, Messiah College Faculty Quintet, and a founding member of the Trelumina Trio. Her major teachers include Phillip Kolker, Arthur Weisberg, John Hunt, and Timothy McGovern. Currently, Dr. Kelley is teaching bassoon at Dickinson College , Franklin and Marshall College , York College , Messiah College , the Maryland Conservatory of Music, and the Pennsylvania Academy of Music, and performing throughout the area. |
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Leah Moss, Oboe |
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Bachelor of Music, Peabody Conservatory of Music |
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Jeremiah Baker , Saxophone, Jazz Ensemble |
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Winner of numerous prizes
and scholarships, Jeremiah Baker is active as a recitalist and as a
soloist with orchestra . He has recently won the Sound of America
Solo Competition in Orlando, Florida, as well as the Soloist Competition
at Shenandoah University. Jeremiah attended the prestigious
Virginia Governor's School and was awarded a talent scholarship to attend
the Peabody Conservatory, where he is continuing his studies in the
exclusive Five Year MM/BM program. |
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Randy Harrison ,Trombone, Tuba, Low brass |
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| Bachelor of Arts, 1974 University of Maryland , Baltimore County Additional Study, 1977 – 1978, Philadelphia Musical Academy
Randy's career as a tubist has spanned more than 1/4 century. He studied privately with W. Daniel Brown, Paul Krzywicki and Warren Deck of the Baltimore Symphony, Philadelphia and New York Philharmonic Orchestras respectively. He also studied with David Fedderly, the current Principal Tubist of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Randy currently holds the position of Principal Tuba with the Hopkins Symphony Orchestra and the Homewood Brass Consort ( www.homewoodbrass.com ). In the past he held the same position with the Baltimore Philharmonia Orchestra, Haddonfield Symphony Orchestra, Prince George 's Symphony Orchestra, Melrose Brass Consort, Atlantic Brass and the Monumental Brass Quintet. His free-lance career has run the gamut of appearances with the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus band to appearances as a substitute/extra with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and the Bay-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra. As a private instructor of tuba, euphonium and trombone, Randy has much success. In 2001, four of the five tubists, including the Principal Tubist, in the Baltimore County Middle School All-County Band were Randy's Students. That same year, the Principal Trombonist of the Baltimore County High School All-County Orchestra also studied with Randy. In 1994, two of Randy's students, a high school tubist and a trombonist from Howard County made the Maryland All-State Band. |
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Chris Sengstacke , Trumpet |
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| Bachelor of Music, Towson University Master of Music, Peabody Conservatory of Music Chris received his BS from Towson University where he earned a teaching certification in music education. While at Towson he performed with the renowned jazz ensemble under the direction of the late Hank Levy. Chris received a Masters degree from the Peabody Conservatory of Music where he was a graduate teaching assistant in the education department. While there he developed an interest with computer assisted instruction software and beta tested algorhythmic technology for Yamaha, Korg, and Roland. Chris has taught instrumental music on both the elementary and secondary levels in Baltimore County Public Schools in addition to being an adjunct faculty member at Harford Community College . He also holds the Advanced Professional Certificate in teaching from the Maryland State Dept. of Education.
A talented multi-instrumentalist, Chris has been performing professionally for the past 30 years as an avid trumpeter, guitarist and pianist. He has performed as a freelance commercial artist in the Baltimore-Washington area performing in various genres including orchestral, swing band, rock band and soloist. Chris has performed cocktail piano music at many local and regional events for formal affairs. As a composer, Chris has written music for Towson University Ensemble Dancers, United Way of Maryland, Baltimore County Schools as well as arranged music for numerous events and occassions.
Currently, Chris is President of DataScan Corp. an information systems/data management company which he founded in 1995. Chris is currently the webmaster and computer consultant for MCM.
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Kurt Wittstadt, French Horn |
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Master of Music, Towson University |
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Jay DeWitt, Percussion |
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Jay DeWitt has been one of the premiere drum instructors in Maryland for almost a decade. With a fresh, progressive perspective on the art of teaching he has helped mold students of all ages into accomplished, competent musicians. Many drummers Jay has taught in the past have gone on to pursue successful musical endeavors as well as degrees from acclaimed music institutions such as Berklee College of Music. With a rich, diversified history Jay is able to bring his profound musical experiences to the lesson room providing the most well rounded instruction for even the absolute beginner. Mr. DeWitt can be seen performing
throughout the region across a broad scale of genres including jazz,
rock, folk, latin, funk and country. Jay has done television and radio
performances and is in demand as a session drummer for various artists'
recordings. The bedrock of his teaching philosophy is that each student
should be seen for their unique individuality and that no two students
necessitate the same curriculum. A student's own needs and interests
are paramount in laying the strongest foundation from which boundless
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George Carroll |
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Bachelor of Arts Equivalent, RCN School of Music |
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Andrew McIntyre |
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Master of Specialized Studies, Loyola College |
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| Dr. Virginia Chang,Piano |
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| Doctor of Musical Arts, University of Maryland |
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| Hyeree Chung, Piano Korean-born
pianist Hyeree Chung was raised in St. Paul, Minnesota, and went on
to pursue higher education at Rice University and the University of
Minnesota under the tutelage of Robert Roux and Lydia Artymiw respectively.
She is the recipient of numerous awards and scholarships from both
institutions. She swept top prizes in major competitions across the
Midwest including the Schubert Club, Minneapolis Thursday Musical
Club, Music Teachers National Association Baldwin and Yamaha competitions,
Minnesota Music Teachers Association Young Artists competition. She
has been invited to various festivals across Europe and the United
States and has been received appreciatively in masterclasses by teachers
such as Eugene Pridonoff, Jack Winerock, Jane Allen, Emilio del Rosario,
Aiko Onishi, and Luiz de Moura Castro. Her performance of the First
Chopin Concerto with the Minnetonka Symphony Orchestra under the direction
of Roger Satrang Hoel captured audiences with " honest musicality." |
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| Master of Music, University of Minnesota |
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| Christine Faatz, Piano
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| Master of Music, Peabody Conservatory of Music |
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| Dr. Christopher Dillon, Piano |
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Pianist Christopher Dillon, is a three-time finalist and winner of the Alice Nelson Music Scholarship Competition. He was a featured piano soloist with the San Luis Obispo County Symphony at the age of 17. That same year, he attended the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, California, where he studied with Edward Auer and received the studio award. His pre-conservatory education culminated with a year under the tutelage of eminent pianist Jerome Lowenthal. Dr. Dillon pursued his higher education at the Eastman School of Music, the Oberlin Conservatory, and the Peabody Institute. While at Peabody, he studied with Julian Martin, Ellen Mack, and Robert MacDonald. After receiving his doctorate from Peabody, he served as adjunct faculty there for three years. His pedagogical activities also include eight years of private teaching experience. Dr. Dillon is presently adjunct faculty at Towson University, where he has taught class piano, theory, and ear training.
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| Peggy Mukai, Piano |
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| Joe Satava, Piano |
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| Doctor of Musical Artsc, Peabody Conservatory of Music Joseph Satava, a native of Cleveland , Ohio , is a recent doctoral graduate of the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University where he was the recipient of the Frances W. Wentz Turner Memorial Prize in Piano. He was awarded a Peabody Career Award Development Grant to complete a residency at the Banff Centre for Performing Arts in Alberta , Canada . Joseph received his Master's degree at the Juilliard School and his Bachelor's at the Peabody Conservatory. His primary teachers have included Julian Martin, Marc Durand, Jerome Lowenthal, and Ann Schein. Joseph has participated in the Aspen Summer Music Festival, the Kneisel Hall Chamber Music Festival, the Music Academy of the West Summer Music Festival, the American Conservatory of Fontainbleau, France, and the International Piano Festival in Gijon , Spain . Joseph has taken prizes in the Miecyslaw Munz piano competition, the Jefferson Symphony Orchestra concerto competition, the Peggy and Yale Gordon piano competition, and was the recipient of the Promising Young Artist award from the National Society of Arts and Letters in Washington D.C. Most recently, he was selected to participate in the Jaen International Piano Competition in Spain . Satava has collaborated with orchestras and conductors throughout the US and Spain . He has appeared in Alice Tully Hall as part of the Focus! Festival for contemporary music and was most recently seen in Merkin Concert Hall in New York City performing works of Keith Kramer. Joseph has performed at the French Consulate in New York City and the French Embassy in Washington D.C. as part of the ‘Rising Star' series. Satava was invited twice to perform for the Texas Conservatory for Young Artists in Dallas and recently appeared in recital at the Steinway Gallery in Tucson , Arizona . Joseph also holds faculty positions at Harford Community College and the Bryn Mawr School and is the program coordinator for the Gijón International Piano Festival in Gijón , Spain . |
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| Alan Blackmann , Jazz piano |
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| Master of Music, Towson University |
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Anna Soukiassian, Piano |
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| Artist Diploma, Longy School of Music Pianist Anna Soukiassian has distinguished herself regionally and internationally as an artist of tremendous gifts, displaying "an abundance of technique and a wide range of expression, from intense sensitivity to strongly driven passionate expression." Born in Yerevan, Armenia Ms. Soukiassian started playing the piano at the age of three. She has since appeared in numerous performances in Armenia, Lithuania, Moldavia, Estonia, Hungary, Spain, Canada and throughout the United States. Ms. Soukiassian
studied at the Komitas State Conservatory, Boston University and she
received the prestigious Artist Diploma degree from the Longy School
of Music. She has taught at Bridgewater State College, Phillips Academy
and the Interlochen Center for the Arts. Her teachers included Victor
Rosenbaum, Natalia Antonova, Julia Arakelian, and Maria Clodes Jaguaribe
and she received chamber music coaching from Eugene Lehner, Wolfgang
Schocken and Bayla Keyes. Mrs. Soukiassian currently teaches at Towson
University and performs regularly with her husband, violinist Dr. Jeffrey
Howard, in the Kassian-Howard Duo. |
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| Andrew Lewis, Piano, Friends School Outreach Program |
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| Master of Music, Towson University Andrew Lewis is a piano teacher
and accompanist at Maryland Conservatory of Music. He holds a Bachelor's
and Master’s Degree from Towson University where he studied with
pianist Reynaldo Reyes. Other teachers include Dr. Arno Drucker, N.
Jane Tan and Sandra Dean. |
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| Dr. Duke Thompson, Founder/President Doctor of Musical Arts, Arizona State University
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| Master of Music, New York University |
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| Bonnie McNaughton ,Voice |
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| Peabody Conservtory of Music, Graduate Performance The University of Western Ontario, Bachelor of Music |
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Carla Dirlikov, Opera,Voice |
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Carla Dirlikov has gained recognition
for her vocal and theatrical versatility both on the operatic stage
as well as in concert. Her repertoire ranges from music of the early
baroque era to recent operatic premieres. A dual citizen of the United
States and Mexico, Ms. Dirlikov is fluent in French, Spanish, and Italian,
and proficient in German. She has been particularly commended for her
intensity as an interpreter and her expressive nature, both musically
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| Marge Phillips , Musical Theater, Voice |
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| Master of Music, Towson University |
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| Richard Disharoon, Voice |
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| Ph.D Education, University of Maryland College Park |
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| Yvonne K. Hook,Voice A native of
Chicago, Yvonne Koyzis Hook has a Bachelor of Music degree in voice
from Wheaton College and a Master of Music degree from Northwestern
University in voice and music education. She has taught and sung professionally
for over 15 years. As a voice teacher, Yvonne teaches students at
all ages and experience levels. She has helped many of her students
get into some of the top college voice programs in the country. Having
spent a summer studying Gregorian Chant at the Abbaye St. Pierre de
Solesmes in France, she spent many years giving chant lessons and
workshops in the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago. She spent three years
working with inner city educational organizations, including the Chicago
Childrens Choir and Gallery 37. She also has had extensive experience
working with adults who've never sung before. |
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| Master of Music, Northwestern University |
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