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American Guild of English Handbell Ringers - Area IV
Handbell Seminar in Jacksonville
August 21-22, 2009
On August 21-22, 2009, we are having a training seminar for ringers and directors with the fabulous Tim Waugh (www.timwaugh.com), assisted by classes taught by other well-qualified members from Area IV. Rodney Cleveland, music director and organist at Lakewood Presbyterian Church, is our gracious host and will present a lunch time "dessert" along with 15 minutes of glorious music from the church organ (an Allen Renaissance Quantum 3-manual 80-stop 320-voice organ).
This event requires NO advance music purchase or preparation. We will sightread many works suitable for your use during the year, with purchase available only if desired. The classes will cover many areas of interest to both ringers and directors. Tim will not just rush through the sighteading, but pinpoint "the teachable moment" in each. So even if that particular piece is not appropriate for your choir, the "teachable moment" surely will be. And, as always, bringing a full choir is never required.
We don't often have an Area IV Seminar right here in our own backyard, so the time is NOW to register and jumpstart your group into the fall ringing season. Lots of our board members will be present to greet, talk, and work with you.
Contact Valerie Stephenson for more information via email valeries1@comcast.net or phone 904-880-1806
Quick links to more information and registration materials:
Location of seminar:
Lakewood Presbyterian Church • www.lpcjax.org
2001 University Blvd West, Jacksonville, FL 32217
Phone 904-733-8055
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Jacksonville AGO
Annual Dinner &
Installation of Officers
Tuesday, May 19 at 6:30 PM
Riverside Baptist Church
www.rbcjax.com
2650 Park Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32204
Phone 904-388-7692
- The cost is $16.00 per person
- Hors d'oeuvres will be served at 6:30
- Dinner at 7:00
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Entertainment will be a membership recital -
performers to be announced.
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Dinner by Heirlooms Restaurant featuring chicken scaloppini with lemon thyme butter,
and bowtie pasta with vegetables in pesto cream.
Reservations are required, and should be called in to the church office by Friday, May 15.
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Inspiring Worship
The 2nd Annual University of Florida
Sacred Music Workshop
Guest Clinicians:
Kathleen Ebling-Thorne <bio>
Mark Sedio <bio>
Performance by:
First Coast Ringers,
directed by Jerald L. Jay
May 3-5, 2009
University of Florida
School of Music
Gainesville, FL
For more information, read the <brochure...>
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Free Evening Concerts:
Sunday
May 3 | 6pm | Laura Ellis, carillonneur | Century Tower |
Sunday
May 3 | 7pm | First Coast Ringers,
Jerald Jay, director | University Auditorium |
Monday
May 4 | 7pm | Festival of Hymns
led by Mark Sedio | University Auditorium |
Workshop Fee: $90/person (after April 15)
Group rate hotel rooms are available at:
Holiday Inn University
University Avenue and 13th Street
(directly across from UF campus)
www.theuniversityhotel.com
(352) 376-1661
Questions about this workshop?
E-mail: zklobnak@ufl.edu; Phone: 352-273-3181
More information at: arts.ufl.edu/organ
Please share this information with a friend or colleague!
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Riverside Fine Arts
Organ Series 2009
Alan Morrison
Sunday, April 19, 2009 at 3:00 pm
Alan Morrison is recognized as one of America's premier concert organists and his concert appearances in some of the most prestigious organ concert venues in North America emphasize his achievements as a performer and the respect Mr. Morrison has gained in the concert organ world.At the age of 33, Mr. Morrison was appointed Head of the Organ Department at the world renowned conservatory, The Curtis Institute of Music (Philadelphia). Visit www.alanmorrison.us for more information.
Jacoby Symphony Hall • www.jaxsymphony.org/about/jacoby/pipeorgan.php
300 Water Street, Jacksonville, FL
Riverside Fine Arts Concert Series • For tickets, visit riversidefinearts.org
For more information, call 904-389-6222
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Riverside Fine Arts
Organ Series 2009
William Whitehead
Sunday, March 22, 2009 at 3:00 pm
The acclaimed young English organist William Whitehead teaches the organ at Trinity College of Music and is Music director at St. Mary's Church, Bourne Street, both in London. He won first prize at the Odense International Organ Competition in Denmark in 2004, and holds many other awards and honors. For more information, visit www.william-whitehead.com
Church of the Good Shepherd • www.goodshepherd23.org
Park & Stockton Streets, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-387-5691
Co-sponsored by the Jacksonville Chapter of American Guild of Organists
Riverside Fine Arts Concert Series • For tickets, visit riversidefinearts.org
For more information, call 904-389-6222
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Riverside Fine Arts
Organ Series 2009
Jan Kraybill
Sunday, February 15, 2009 at 3:00 pm
Jan Kraybill is the Principal Organist and Director of Music at Community of Christ Headquarters in Independence, Missouri. Dr. Kraybill performs regularly as an organist, pianist and harpsichordist, and has appeared as a recitalist and lecturer at regional and national musicians' conventions in the US and Canada. Visit cdbaby.com/cd/kraybill for more information.
Jacoby Symphony Hall • www.jaxsymphony.org/about/jacoby/pipeorgan.php
300 Water Street, Jacksonville, FL
Riverside Fine Arts Organ Series • For tickets, visit riversidefinearts.org
For more information, call 904-389-6222
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Pedals, Pipes & Pizza
Saturday, February 7, 2009
from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Pedals, Pipes and Pizza is a program for young piano students who want to learn about the pipe organ. The primary purpose is to introduce them to the King of Instruments and to expand their keyboard experience.
There will be explanations and demonstrations of the pipe organ, and each young person will get an opportunity to play a piece from their current repertoire. And, of course we will have pizza for lunch!
We will be starting at:
Riverside Park United Methodist Church
819 Park Street
Jacksonville, FL
To attend the Pedals, Pipes & Pizza, it is required that you print, fill out, and mail the attached registration form (PPPRegistrationForm2009.pdf).
If you have questions or want additional information, please call Jane Daugherty at 737-3218 or Rodney Cleveland at 733-8055.
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Riverside Fine Arts
Organ Series 2009
Jacksonville's Finest Organists
at Jacoby Symphony Hall
Sunday, January 18 at 3:00 PM
Jacksonville is home to many fine organists who serve churches and play professionally throughout the area. Riverside Fine Arts has chosen four to present on this last recital of the season, each with a diverse repertoire that will complement the other for a great sampling of local talent.
Riverside Fine Arts Organ Series • For tickets, visit riversidefinearts.org
For more information, call 904-389-6222
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Tim McKee
Director of Music Ministries
Christ Episcopal Church
Ponte Vedra Beach |
Brian Bogdanowitz
formerly Music Director of
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Green Cove Springs |
James Holyer
Director of Music
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Jacksonville |
Alvez Barkoskie IV
Organist
San Sebastian Catholic Church
Student at Stetson University
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David Briggs
Concert Organist
Friday, January 9, 2009 at 7:30 pm
Phantom of the Opera
Return to the era of the silent movie as Organist David Briggs
accompanies the 1925 film version of Phantom of the Opera
starring Lon Chaney.
University Auditorium • University of Florida Performing Arts
performingarts.ufl.edu
Corner of Union and Newell Drive,
next to Century Tower
on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville FL
Buy tickets online www.ticketmaster.com or call 352-392-2787
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David Briggs in Concert
Sunday, January 11 at 4:00 pm
~ Program ~
J S Bach: Toccata and Fugue in F major, BWV 540
David Briggs: Trio Sonata
Sir Edward Elgar: Two Transcriptions
Louis Vierne: Symphonie No 2 in E minor Opus 20
Free-will offering
First Presbyterian Church of Gainesville • www.1stpc.org
Corner SW 2nd Avenue & 3rd Street, Gainesville, FL • Phone 352-378-1527
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Isabelle Demers is a doctoral student in organ at Juliard. |
Isabelle Demers & Daniel Sullivan,
duo organists
Sunday, October 19, 2008 at 6:00 pm
An Organ Spectacular celebrating
the International Year of the Organ
Sponsored by the Jacksonville Chapter of the American Guild of Organists
Free and open to the public
A reception follows the concert
The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Park & Stockton Streets, Jacksonville, FL
www.goodshepherd23.org • Phone 904-387-5691
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A Family Event! Come hear Prokofiev’s "Peter and the Wolf", a musical tale for children.
On October 19, 2003, an "Organ Spectacular" (www.agohq.org/events/os.html) will be held in more than 250 cities around the world to showcase the organ and to celebrate the "International Year of the Organ," (www.agohq.org/events/iyo.html) which will continue through June 2009, and feature a multitude of activities ranging from organ concerts to organbuilding workshops.
The organ dates back some 2,000 years to ancient Egypt, making it the world's oldest keyboard instrument. It has had a colorful history, with many contributions to our culture. Today, it continues to enchant both young and old. The International Year of the Organ is an opportunity to introduce this amazing instrument.
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Water Music:
A Hymn Festival for the River City
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church – 3976 Hendricks Ave.
Sunday, September 28, 2008 at
7:00 p.m.
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Please invite your choir members and congregations to the AGO’s "Water Music: A Hymn Festival for the River City" on September 28, 2009 at 7:00 p.m.
The service will feature improvisations by Andrew Clarke of Riverside Presbyterian and local organists (members of our chapter) accompanying familiar tunes: Hanson Place (Shall We Gather At the River), Nettleton (Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing), Bunessan (Baptized in Water), Melita (Eternal Fath er, Strong to Save), Pilot (Jesus Savior, Pilot Me) and Kingsfold (I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say). David Emery of St. Matthew’s Catholic Church will play J.S. Bach’s "Christ, unser Herr, zum Jordan kam".
The festival is free and an offering will be taken to further the work of the guild. A reception will follow.
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DISCOVER JACKSONVILLE’S SPRINGS
| Rising up from deep within the aquifer, springs of cool, clear, water flow. Join fellow explorers following the journey of water up from the springs.
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Yes, you could grab your canoe,.....or,
Join us for:
Water Music:
A Hymn Festival for the River City
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church – 3976 Hendricks Ave.
Sunday, September 28, 2008 at
7:00 p.m.
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The event is free and open to the public.
Archaeological evidence indicates that Florida’s springs have been a source of life
for thousands of years.
"O God, our help in ages past, our hope for years to come, our shelter from the stormy blast, and our eternal home!" -- Considered to be one of the greatest in hymnody, this is a paraphrase of Palm 90: "Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever Thou had formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting, to everlasting, Thou art God."
This hymn once had 9 stanzas! It was part of The Psalms of David, published by Isaac Watts in 1719. Watts, often called the father of English hymnody, wrote more than 600 hymns.
The tune, "St. Anne," had been composed in 1708 by William Croft, an Oxford musician. This majestic hymn tune has been borrowed by great Masters such as Handel and Bach to create their own powerful interpretations.
Join us in singing hymns of praise that celebrate the water of eternal life,
with organ works performed by members of the Jacksonville AGO.
"Come thou fount of every blessing; tune my heart to sing thy praise.
Streams of mercy, never ceasing, call for songs of loudest praise."
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Park & Stockton Streets
Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-387-5691
www.goodshepherd23.org
Free and open to the public.
The Rev. Douglas G. Hodsdon, Rector
Henson Markham, Artistic Director
For more information about the Chamber Music Society,
visit www.goodshepherd23.org/MusicCMS.html
or call Henson Markham at 904-346-0373
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Sunday, July 19, 6 pm, in Craig Hall
Chamber Music Society
Monteverdi to Bach
G. Gabrieli: Sonata, oboe, 2 violins, continuo
Schuetz: Cantabo Domino, tenor, 2 violins, continuo
Bach: Sonata for viola & harpsichord
Monteverdi: Audi Coelum (Vespers 1610)
2 tenors, CMS Singers, ensemble, continuo
Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 5
Joe Colsant, Timothy Edwards, Shannon Gallier
Angelo Goderre, James Holyer, Anne McKennon, Rob McKennon
Henson Markham, Linda Minke, Larry Rawdon, Caroline Sampson
Gregory Spiess, Rosemary Stout, Tyrone Tidwell, CMS Singers
Free and open to the public. Donations welcome.
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Sunday, June 14, 6 pm, in Craig Hall
Chamber Music Society
Bach to Bach
Brandenburg Concerto No. 3
David Paul, Timothy Edwards, Marguerite Richardson
Angelo Goderre, Tyrone Tidwell, Peter Dutilly
Larry Rawdon, Linda Minke, Victor Minke Huls
Jason Lindsay, Gregory Spiess
Cantata No. 82 'Ich habe genug'
Bobb Robinson, Caroline Sampson
Timothy Edwards, David Paul, Tyrone Tidwell
Linda Minke, Jason Lindsay, Shannon Gallier
Brandenburg Concerto No. 6
Peter Dutilly, Marguerite Richardson
Angelo Goderre, Tyrone Tidwell
Victor Minke Huls, Jason Lindsay, Scott Watkins
Concerto for Two Violins
Timothy Edwards, David Paul
Marguerite Richardson, Tyrone Tidwell, Angelo Goderre
Larry Rawdon, Jason Lindsay, Christine Clark
Free and open to the public. Donations welcome.
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Sunday, May 17, 6 pm, in Craig Hall
Chamber Music Society presents
A Concert of Rarities
Mozart: Quintet, horn, violin, 2 violas, cello
Shawn Hanlon, Timothy Edwards, Max Huls, Tyrone Tidwell, Lauren Franklin
Borodin: Cello Sonata
Victor Minke Huls
Jonathan Eccles, Joshua May, Brent Pafford
Schubert: Auf dem Strom, soprano, horn, piano
Kimberly Beasley, Shawn Hanlon, Jeanne Huebner
Villa-Lobos Bachianas Brasileiras No. 1, orchestra of cellos
Linda Minke, Patrick Bilanchone, Leah Chappell, Sarah Chappell, Lauren Franklin,
Victor Minke Huls, Lawrence Rawdon, Tyrone Tidwell
Timothy Edwards, conductor
Free and open to the public. Donations welcome.
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Saturday, April 18, 7:30 pm, in Worsham Hall
Sunday, April 19, 6 pm, in Worsham Hall
Chamber Music Society presents
Mozart's Cosi fan tutte
by the Jacksonville University Opera Theater
Bobb Robinson, stage director • Bonita Wyke, music director
Join the JU Opera Theatre as they perform Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s
beloved comic opera Cosi fan tutte in English with a decidedly American twist!
Randy and Goose, big shots in 1962 Springfield, Ohio, believe their fiancées
Florrie and Dee Dee to be the very paragons of virtue. But can the girls be
swayed by the handsome, exotic new strangers in town? They can if local
pizza parlor owner “Don Alfonso” has anything to say about it! Don’t miss this
timeless tale of misdirection, mistaken identity, and the discovery of true love
presented in the ideal setting of Good Shepherd's chamber opera theater.
Free and open to the public. Donations welcome.
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Sunday, March 15, 6:00 pm, in Craig Hall
Chamber Music Society
Mozart: Oboe Quartet
Caroline Sampson, oboe; Timothy Edwards, violin
Tyrone Tidwell, viola; Lauren Franklin, cello
Schubert: Shepherd on the Rock
Kimberly Beasley, soprano; Artie Clifton, clarinet; Rachel Clifton, piano
Clara Schumann: Piano Trio
Marguerite Richardson, violin; Linda Minke, cello; Jeanne Huebner, piano
Villa-Lobos: Bachianas Brasileras No. 5
Kimberly Beasley, soprano; Timothy Edwards, conductor
Cellos: Lauren Franklin, Victor Minke Huls, Katy Kemple, Brittany Maroney
Linda Minke, Ariadna Perez, Larry Rawdon, Anna Wilson
Free and open to the public. Donations welcome.
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Sunday, February 8, 3:00 pm
Lift Every Voice and Sing!
African American History Month Celebration
Jacksonville Mass Choir &
Paxon School for Advanced Studies Choirs
Deborah J. McDuffie, artistic director
Dr. Herbert Jones, guest director
150+ voice massed choirs in Good Shepherd's thrilling acoustics.
Works of celebrated African American composers:
Roland Carter, Duke Ellington, Moses Hogan
Arnold Servier, Richard Smallwood, Royal Stanton, Raymond Wise
Free and open to the public. Donations Gratefully Accepted.
For additional information: 904-693-7583 ext.125 or 904-504-2763
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Sunday, November 23, 6:00 pm
An Evening of Brass Masterworks
UNF Brass Ensemble, Randy Tinnin, conductor
Navy Band Southeast Brass Ensemble, LT Charles B. Roegiers, director
Greg Spiess, organ
Free and open to the public
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Sunday, November 2, 6:00 pm
The Jacksonville premiere of
Monteverdi's Vespers (1610)
The UNF Chamber Singers, Soloists and Ensemble
Cara Tasher, conductor
Featuring New York tenor Alex Richardson
Trumpets, Trombones, Strings
Lute, Harpsichord, Organ
Free and open to the public
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Greg Spiess, harpsichord
Tim Tuller, organ
Schumacher portative organ,
courtesy of Cornel Zimmer Organs
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Link to large (1.2 Meg) print quality flyer for the event: monteverdiflyer.jpg
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Sunday, September 21, 6 pm, Craig Hall
Baritone Rob Tudor sings Scarlatti
Handel: Trio-sonata for oboe, violin & continuo
A. Scarlatti: Cantata 'Two darting eyes' for baritone & continuo
David Paul: Walking in Paradise for violin & piano
Bach: Sonata in F Minor for violin & harpsichord
Timothy Edwards, violin; Henson Markham, harpsichord
Linda Minke, cello; David Paul, violin
Caroline Sampson, oboe; Sharon Scholl, piano
Greg Spiess, harpsichord; Rob Tudor, baritone
To benefit the Good Shepherd CEW String Program for grammar school children.
Free and open to the public. Seating limited. Doors open 5:30 pm
Refreshments available
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Sunday, August 17, 6 pm, Craig Hall
Fifth Season of
Chamber Music Society of Good Shepherd
Members of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra
for the benefit of the Friends of the Jacksonville Symphony
Chris Dwyer, horn; Ileana Fernandez, piano; Carin Miller, bassoon; Marguerite Richardson, violin
Les Roettges, flute; Piotr Szewczyk, violin; Scott Watkins, piano
Works by: Bach, Brahms, Oliver, Szewczyk, Wieniavski
There will be a showing in Craig Hall of paintings of churches of Belarus, Poland
and around the world by guest artist Feodor Zeliankouski of Belarussian/Polish background.
Free and open to the public
Seating limited. Doors open 5:30 pm
Refreshments available
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Sunday, July 20, 6 pm, Craig Hall
Members of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra
for the benefit of the Friends of the Jacksonville Symphony
Chris Dwyer, horn; Ileana Fernandez, piano
Max Huls, violin; Cliff Newton, trumpet
Peter Wright, clarinet; assisted by Christine Clark, piano
Works by:
L. van Beethoven, Rebecca Clarke, Claude Debussy, George Gershwin,
Paul Jeanjean, Vaclav Nelhybel, Peter Schickele, Allen Vizzuti
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Friends of the Jacksonville Symphony
Read the letter from the organizers of Friends of the Jacksonville Symphony: FOJS_Letter-01-03-08.pdf.
Friends of the Jacksonville Symphony (FOJS) was established in the last weeks of 2007 to support the locked out JSO musicians and to help the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra survive. The immediate goal at the time was to help resolve the impasse in negotiations. Through the Community Foundation in Jacksonville www.jaxcf.org, a 501-c-3 fund was established so that donations could be made to directly benefit the musicians once the impasse was resolved.
Donations raised by FOJS will fund additional concert(s) (thereby extending the season) as well as new community education/outreach programs, all of which were specified and agreed to by JSPA and JSA as part of the new contract.
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Funds donated to the FOJS fund must be received through The Community Foundation. Regulations require that FOJS donations held at The Community Foundation must be given to a 501-c-3 organization. The JSA is such an organization and the JSA has agreed to accept the funds we raise and distribute them as defined in the contract.
Contributions should be mailed to:
Friends of the Jacksonville Symphony Fund
The Community Foundation
121 West Forsyth Street, Suite 900
Jacksonville, Florida 32202
Download the contribution form.
Please feel free to contact us at fojs@comcast.net
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Summer Music Camps
Monday, July 27 through Friday, July 31, 2009
The Jacksonville Children's Chorus and the North Florida Orff Chapter are offering summer music camps for children. The camps are open to students who have completed grade one through grade seven.
The camps will be held July 27-31, 2009 at Mandarin Presbyterian Church.
Campers have the option of participating in the Orff camp sponsored by the North Florida Orff Chapter and/or the Jacksonville Children's Chorus vocal music camp.
The morning Orff camp runs at 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. for a fee of $85.
The afternoon vocal camp runs from 12:00 - 5:30 p.m. for a fee of $95.
Instrumental and Choruses - Explore the fundamentals of instrumental music, healthy singing techniques and perform music of many different cultural traditions. Each morning campers will be taught by a different Orff master teachers. In the afternoon, singers will be instructed by the artistic staff of the Jacksonville Children's Chorus.
Musicianship Training Program - Participate in creative music-making utilizing the methods of Orff and Kodaly using Orff instruments (pitched and un-pitched percussion instruments, recorders).
The Concert - All vocal campers participate in a demonstration concert on the last day of camp. The program is followed by a reception.
The Fun - The JCC/NFOC camp is a crash course in games, fun, and general silliness! We work hard, we play hard! In addition to classes, the day is filled with outdoor games and fun group activities.
To register for the Orff camp, visit www.geocities.com/nforff/
To register for the vocal camp, visit www.jaxchildrenschorus.com/summercamp.html
We hope you join us for this fun-filled week of musicmaking.
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First Coast Choral Festival
June 18-20, 2010
Jacksonville, Florida
For Adult and Children's Choirs
Rollo Dilworth www.reneclausen.com/school/faculty/dilworth.html
Guest Conductor and Composer in Residence
Darren Dailey www.jaxchildrenschorus.com/artistic_team.html
Artistic and Executive Director
Excursions to Disney, Historic St. Augustine,
JAX Zoo, Jacksonville Suns, Beaches,
and Cruise on the St. Johns River
Please call 904-345-1636 for more information!
www.jaxchildrenschorus.org
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Riverside Presbyterian Church
www.rpcjax.org
849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL
Phone 904-355-4585
Wednesday Happenings are 25-minute music programs on first Wednesdays
from September through May, beginning at 12:30 p.m. Luncheon following.
Pastor W. Stephen Goyer
Organist and Choirmaster Andrew Clarke
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| Riverside Community Concerts 2008-2009 |
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10/12/08 |
3:00 pm |
Classical & Jazz Music for Two Pianos featuring
Patricia Gilbert, Alred D. Harding, Jr., Alan K. Ragan, Andrew Clarke and Michael Dell |
| Sunday |
11/09/08 |
11:00 am |
Franz Schubert's Mass in C Major, D. 452
sung by the Riverside Cantata Choir with Orchestra
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| Sunday |
12/07/08 |
5:00 pm |
A Festival of Christmas Music
sung by the combined choirs of Riverside
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| Sunday |
12/21/08 |
11:00 am |
A Service of Lessons and Carols |
| Sunday |
01/18/09 |
7:00 pm |
JB Scott's Swingin' Allstars Jazz Ensemble |
| Sunday |
02/08/09 |
3:00 pm |
Christine Clark, piano & Max Huls, violin |
| Sunday |
03/15/09 |
3:00 pm |
Scott Watkins, piano |
| Sunday |
04/26/09 |
3:00 pm |
Handel's "Messiah" Part III and "The Water Music"
featuring the choirs of Riverside Presbyterian and St. Mark's Episcopal Churches
with members of the Jacksonville Symphony
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05/31/09 |
3:00 pm |
Don Thompson Chorale ~ Michael Dell, conductor |
| Sunday |
06/14/09 |
11:00 am |
Louis Vierne's "Solemn Mass"
Cantata Choir and Catherine Fortson, organist |
| Sunday |
06/28/09 |
5:00 pm |
Concert of Patriotic and American Music |
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