Announcements

February IMTF – Independent Music Teacher Forum

Date:   Friday, February 3, 2012

Time:   10 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Location:   Singleton Piano Studio

                          3327 N. High Street, Columbus, OH 43202 (Note new address!)

Singleton Piano studio is on the west side of High street between the cross streets Brighton and Longview.  

There is parking on High Street and Brighton.

Program:    Lyrical Gems of the 20th and 21st Century for Beginning and Intermediate Piano Students

Presenter:  Lynn Singleton, NCTM

                                Throughout her teaching career, Lynn has been a leader in the search for quality piano literature written by well-recognized 20th and 21st century composers.  She has presented several workshops on the subject.  At this forum,Lynn will play and share music that you can use in working with piano students of beginner and intermediate levels.  We will spend some time discussing techniques for teaching and learning this literature.    You don’t want to miss the chance to learn about some excellent contemporary piano literature!

 Chairperson:

Sharon Walton, NCTM

(614) 451-4820 

skrwalton@gmail.com

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Reminder: District Festival Registration is due Saturday!

http://www.ceomta.com/student-events/district-festival

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OhioMTA has until the end of this month to collect $1,000 for the MTNA Foundation in honor of Virginia Marks.  Please donate by clicking on the link below (specify Virginia Marks), or send a check to MTNA with “Virginia Marks” in the memo.  Thank you!

http://www.mtnafoundation.org/Contribute/ContributeNow/tabid/213/Default.aspx

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The Central East District is accepting nominations for Nationally Certified Teacher of the Year.  The district may select both an Independent and Collegiate teacher.  Nominations may be made by any member in the form of a letter to the District Certification Chairman.  Nominations are due by February 15, and may be sent by U.S. mail or as a document via email.  The district Teacher(s) of the Year is then nominated to receive OhioMTA Teacher of the Year honors!

 

 Our district is privileged to include many certified teachers who give hours and years of service to our members, our students, and to the central Ohio music community.  Please take this opportunity to honor a deserving colleague for Independent Certified Teacher or Collegiate Certified Teacher of the Year.  Refer to the Certification page in the directory for more details, or contact the certification chairman.

 

 Carol Rein, NCTM

1365 Tiehack Court

 

Columbus, Ohio  43235

 

(614) 558-8185

 

crein@columbus.rr.com

 

 

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Other announcements:

Norman Greenberg release

Norman/Greenberg Duo
Chris Norman, flute
David Greenberg, Baroque violin
Feb. 3, 2012 * Mees Hall, Capital University
8:00 pm, 7:30 pm pre-concert lecture
 
“Chris Norman: a flute superstar . . .the musicianship just came wailing out”–Toronto Globe & Mail
“David Greenberg: one of the most impassioned folk-fiddlers you’ll ever hear”–– Winnipeg Free Press

The 32nd season of the Early Music in Columbus concert series continues with the Norman/Greenberg Duo in Let Me In This Ae Night on Friday, Feb. 3, 2012, 8 pm in Mees Hall at Capital University. A pre-concert lecture will be presented at 7:30 pm.
Two of the most imaginative and dynamic performers in traditional and early music join forces to present a program that runs the gamut from Renaissance, Baroque, traditional and original music incorporating flutes, violins, vielles, pipes, keyboards, and voice. The program presents music from the CD Let Me In This Ae Night,  Scottish and Baroque music being the main root elements with the music of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia featured prominently in the program.
Chris Norman is known for both his solo and ensemble work with The Baltimore Consort, Helicon, Skyedance and Concerto Caledonia. His solo CD releases have received unanimous praise from critics and audiences alike. His debut Man With the Wooden Flute made the Billboard crossover charts for 12 weeks. Since that time Norman has collaborated, toured and recorded with some of today’s most seminal artists in the genres of early music and traditional folk music. David Greenberg has gained the reputation in Cape Breton music circles as being one of the few people from outside the Nova Scotia island to have achieved a fluent command of the Cape Breton idiom. These two extraordinary performers have played together as sparring partners for more than a decade on the concert stage and recording studio.
The Early Music in Columbus concert series features regional, national and international artists who perform music from the medieval, Renaissance and Baroque periods on reproductions of historical instruments.  Tickets are $27 general admission, $22 for seniors and $12.00 for students and may be purchased through the web site:  www.earlymusicincolumbus.org,  at the door or charged by phone. To order tickets by phone, contact Katherine Wolfe at 614-861-4569, the CAPA ticket offices (614-469-0939) or  Ticketmaster (800-745-3000).
The Early Music in Columbus concert series is supported by funding from the Ohio Arts Council, the Greater Columbus Arts Council, and The Columbus Foundation. 
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Summer Sonata at CIM

The Cleveland Institute of Music will host the fifth edition of Summer Sonata from June 11th – June 22nd, 2012. Directed by Dr. Sean Schulze, this two-week program will cater to junior pianists aged 10-12 as well as senior pianists aged 13-18. Drawing on CIM’s distinguished faculty as well as renowned guest artists, this program will include regular private lessons, piano-duet coaching, theory, ear-training, public masterclasses, piano literature classes and much more. Guest artists this year will include, Dr. Caroline Oltmanns, Joela Jones, Jerry Wong and the Westhuizen Duo.Out-of town students are encouraged to apply and can be accommodated in CIM’s dormitory provided they are accompanied by a parent or legal adult guardian. Scholarship assistance is available. Further details, brochure and application form are available at www.cim.edu or by contacting Sean Schulze at sean.schulze@case.eduDr. Sean Schulze
Piano Faculty
Chair, Preparatory Piano Department
Cleveland Institute of Music
11021 East Blvd,
Cleveland Ohio, 44106
216.791-5000 ext.364
www.cim.edu