
Why are the cellists in the lawn?
They don’t want to cross the road between Chamber Music and Viola, Cello, Bass.

Why are the cellists in the lawn?
They don’t want to cross the road between Chamber Music and Viola, Cello, Bass.
Play-In Week is July 8-11.
During Play-In Week all lessons are group classes.
The sessions run Monday through Thursday.
Each session is $40 for the week. Single class drop in fee is $12.
9:00 to 10:00 Pre-Reading Piano
10:00 to 11:00 Piano AM
11:00 to 12:00 Advanced Violin
12:30 to 1:30 Chamber Music
1:30 to 2:30 Viola, Cello, Bass
2:30 to 3:30 Advanced Piano
5:00 to 6:00 Piano PM
6:00 to 7:00 Intermediate Piano
7:00 to 8:00 Elementary Chamber Music
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School Schedule continues through June 8.
Music Camp is June 10 -14.
No private lessons during Music Camp.
Summer Schedule begins Monday, June 17.
Congratulations!
Piano A
Bingan Lin 404
Adalynn Scassa-Justice 100
Emerson Ochtun 93
Piano B
Liliana Bixler 223
Gabriel Roberts 165
Mia Carbone 154
Annaliese Weigel 154
Piano C
Andrew Schaub 268
Rori Elder 232
Phoenix Mortimer 144
Piano D
Janna Rusnak 431
Lydia Willke 397
Nathan Schaub 255
Piano E
Sophie Burd 446
Max Duzicky 375
Rachael Lamb 327
Adult
Lorinda Troxler 747
Richard Patterson 319
Carla Smith 231
String A
Janna Rusnak 300
Grace Churovia 223
Ethne Bell 204
Amelia Francona 204
String B
Bella Churovia 255
Derrick Anderson 199
Alexandra Dietz 177
String C
Josephine McKenna 1745
Sophie Burd 493
Rebekah Spann 477
String D
Jacob Andrews 429
Jethro Bell 348
Alex Duzicky 333
Journey to Joy is a new work for unaccompanied viola solo. Beginning in A Minor, Journey to Joy opens with a dirge. The double stop melody has A as a pedal tone throughout. The second section is a waltz. The low register of the viola is brought to the forefront. The pulse picks up and uses more of the viola’s upper register. The work accelerates and finishes in C Major with a jig. Journey to Joy is available as a digital download.
For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven. Ecclestiastes 3:1
Save the date!
The Spring Recitals will take place at the Vanport Presbyterian Church on Friday, May 10 at 7 PM and Saturday, May 11 at 2 PM.
Me and You is a new violin duet in the key of D. Enjoy it with a friend for Valentine’s Day. It is entirely in first position. C sharp is needed on the G string. Slurs are also required. Me and You is available as a digital download.
Written for unaccompanied violin, Frozen Cathedral is a terrific showcase for an advanced violinist. It is available as a digital download.


Piano: one hand 15 points
Piano: two hands, 5 point bonus
Piano: melody with chords, 10 point bonus
Violin: 15 points
Violin: bowed correctly, 5 point bonus
Violin: fourth position, 10 point bonus
Cello: 15 points
Cello: bowed correctly, 5 point bonus
Cello: played entirely with first finger, 10 point bonus