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May 14, 2013
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In Memory - Donald Ambler
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 On May 9, 2013, our musical community in Denver lost a treasured teacher, mentor and friend - Mr. Don Ambler. Mr. Ambler was an amazing human being who touched lives in a deep and lasting way. A humble man, his goal was to play and teach the clarinet and share his love of music and the instrument with others. He was the bass clarinetist for 30 years with the Denver Symphony Orchestra - now the Colorado Symphony. Mr. Ambler taught the clarinet at Rockley Music Center for 30+ years. The Colorado Clarinet Choir was one Ambler's most enjoyable environments for teaching. For nearly four decades, Ambler has overseen the choir, so long that clarinetists who started in the choir as his students have grown to become professionals and teachers and even retirees, but still return to play with the group. And there is no doubt that Ambler, who played with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra for 30 years and has taught hundreds to play the clarinet, is its patriarch.
"He's a real treasure," said Michael Weaver, a professional clarinetist who plays with the choir, "and it is unfortunate that not everyone outside of our little community have had the privilege and opportunity to work with someone as wonderful as Mr. Ambler. He certainly was 'one-of-a-kind!'"
Ambler didn't have much of a family as a child. He and his twin brother, Dale, grew up in an orphanage in Indiana. When Dale died from an illness at age 9, Ambler was all alone. But he had his clarinet - cheap and metal, bought at a pawn shop for $4. Ambler taught himself to play, and he practiced as much as he could as he bounced through six foster homes.
"I made a lot of mistakes," Ambler said of his first efforts on the instrument. "It was a little slow starting, but it picked up pretty well." By high school, he was already teaching others. College in Chicago led to stints in New York and Philadelphia before he landed a job playing bass clarinet with the Denver Symphony. Here Ambler built his legacy. Beginners just learning how to play a note, he nurtured. Professionals trying to nail an audition, he encouraged. When a college kid was hungry, he bought dinner. When a student needed a clarinet part, he provided.
"I wouldn't know how to play bass clarinet without him," said Andy Stevens, the Colorado Symphony's bass clarinetist."
Mr. Ambler loved jokes and puns and for some reason it was always his birthday when he stopped by!
Mr. Ambler's Visitation/Viewing will be this Thursday, May 16 at Horan & McConaty Family Chapel, 3101 S. Wadsworth Blvd., Lakewood, CO 80227, from 11-2:30. Burial service will follow at Crown Hill Cemetery at 3:00.
Memorial service and Reception will be Monday, May 20 at St. Philip Lutheran Church, 7531 S. Kendall Blvd, Littleton, CO 80128 (Ken Caryl Ave. at Kendall), at 11:00.
Memorial gifts can be made to the Donald L. Ambler Trust, P.O. Box 270043, Littleton, CO 80127. The purpose of the trust will be to provide scholarships to young clarinetists pursuing an education in music, as well as to continue the good work of the Colorado Clarinet Choir.
Sources: The Rockleys & The Denver Post
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Into the Belly of the Beast
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Our meeting with the Downtown Denver Partnership
By Pete Vriesenga  | | Pete Vriesenga |
After being put off for twelve months we finally scheduled a meeting with the Downtown Denver Partnership (DDP) which represents billions of dollars in big business/member assets. DDP President & CEO Tamara Door never responded personally to my 5/1/13 email, and I expect she has more important things to do and people to meet. I did however receive a response from DDP's Event Operations Manger Lorinn Rhodes. DMA Vice President Thomas Blomster and I were now ready to begin our quest to see that professional musicians who perform for Make Music Denver are paid ... something.
With our long-awaited meeting now only moments away, we stepped into the elevator from the lobby of the magnificent Paramount Theater Building at 16th and Glenarm. Although relieved to be out of the rain, we waited in anticipation, not knowing what lies ahead. Would these prominent business leaders actually listen to our arguments and agree to pay "something" to the musicians? Or, would our hopes be quickly dashed by Wall Street tycoons looking to experience their first labor/management negotiation, motivated by the sport of conquest. Seizing on a moment of confidence, Thomas and I looked to each other reassuringly ... we're on a Mission from God!
Pete Vriesenga is President of the Denver Musicians Association
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The Juilliard Effect: Ten Years Later
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NY Times
Published: December 12, 2004
FOURTEEN years ago, Chad A. Alexander took his bassoon and headed east from a small California town, assumed a coveted place at the Juilliard School and began training for a job in one of the country's great orchestras.
"Everything seemed possible," he said recently. "Going to Juilliard makes you feel very special and privileged and in awe of the history of the school." He graduated and quickly won a three-year position in the New World Symphony, a training orchestra based in Miami. But his career fizzled with a succession of fruitless auditions, dwindling freelance gigs and mounting debt.
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City of Denver Cultural Plan Survey
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For the following survey, we are interested in your perceptions of arts, culture, and creativity in Denver. This information will be used to develop a cultural plan for the city, which will help shape the city's priorities and inform its decisions about different cultural initiatives and funding. The survey will take approximately 5 to 10 minutes. Your feedback is extremely valuable, and as a token of our appreciation, you will have the option of entering into a raffle for various prizes after you have submitted the survey.
We appreciate your time and honest feedback! All responses are completely confidential, and you will never be linked to your responses.
Editor's Note: Corona Insights created this survey and should have disclosed their conflict of interest since they have been directly engaged for SCFD's reauthorization effort (See SCFD Board Planning Session Minutes, April 8, 2011). I found it nearly impossible to provide genuine and productive answers to multiple choice options without clicking "other" at every turn. I believe Karla Raines and Corona Insights are looking for a desired outcome, as was the case when James Palermo hired her to convince CSO musicians that the Union was the problem.Pete Vriesenga
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An Orchestra in the Throes of a Lockout
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By JAMES R. OESTREICH
NY Times
May 12, 2013
When the Finnish conductor Osmo Vanska took over as music director of the Minnesota Orchestra in 2003, he told the players that he wanted it to be "the best orchestra in this country in four or five years," he recounted in a 2006 interview.
"At least no one laughed," he added.
Outsiders, however, may have scoffed. Every incoming maestro would desire such a rosy outcome; achieving it is another matter. And who, after all, was this little-known maestro - experienced mainly in provincial outposts (the Tapiola Sinfonietta and Lahti Symphony in Finland, the Iceland Symphony, the BBC Scottish Symphony) and new to the American orchestral scene - to lead Minnesota to the mountaintop?
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In This Issue
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| In Memory - Donald Ambler | | Into the Belly of the Beast | | The Juilliard Effect: Ten Years Later | | City of Denver Cultural Plan Survey | | An Orchestra in the Throes of a Lockout | | EVENTS & PERFORMANCES | | Colorado Symphony Orchestra | | Colorado Chamber Players, 5/14 & 5/19 | | The Bob Montgomery - Al Herman Quartet, 5/15 | | Joni Janak and Centerpiece Jazz, 5/16 | | Second Tuesdays at Trinity, 5/14 & 5/17 | | Lisa Downing, 5/17 & 5/19 | | Virginia Lynn Anderson, 5/18 | | 2013 Five Points Jazz Festival, 5/18 | | Duo Firebird, 5/19 & 6/16 | | Joe Anderies, 5/24 & 5/25 | | Dale Bruning and Jude Hibler, 6/1 | | STEADY ENGAGEMENTS | | AUDITION & EMPLOYMENT NOTICES | | Colorado Ballet Auditions for Trumpet, Viola, Bassoon | | Position Open for Colorado Ballet Orchestra Manager | | ANNOUNCEMENTS | | Steve Lehn Medical Assistance Fund | | Summer Course in the Alexander Technique, 7/13 | | Musical Estate Sale of Jim & Nancy Grafmyer, 5/17-18 | | 2013 Rafael Mendez Brass Institute | | LABOR & POLITICS | | Labor ... a 'Ticket to the Middle Class' | | Stop Koch Takeover of L.A. Times | | Union rights dealt a blow again | | Keep Jobs in Colorado Act Heads to Governor's Desk | | COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA & BAND | | Parker Symphony Orchestra, 5/17 | | Broomfield Symphony Orchestra, 5/18 | | Colorado Wind Ensemble, 5/18 | | Community Band Seeking New Members | | Metro Community Band Openings | | YOUTH ORCHESTRAS / EDUCATIONAL ENSEMBLES | | DYAO 2013-2014 Season Auditions | | El Sistema Colorado & Garden Place Elementary, 5/22 | | Longmont Youth Symphony Auditions | | FOR SALE OR RENT | | MEMBER BUSINESS & SERVICES | | Contact Info - DMA Officers |
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Courtney Hershey Bress, harp
Kathleen Bride, harp
BAUR / Sonata No. 4 in Bb
SCHUMAN / Mouvement Classique
DEBUSSY / Petite Suite
FRANCK / Prelude, Fugue, Variation, Op. 18
KASKA / Vacances Parisienne
INGHELBRECHT / La Nursery
TOURNIER / Quatre Préludes, Op. 16
Join Colorado Symphony's principal harpist Courtney Hershey Bress, and her former teacher and mentor from the Eastman School of Music, Kathleen Bride, for a delightful program of French music for two harps.
*Tickets: Click here to purchase tickets from the Trinity Presbyterian Church website or call 303.422.3656.
Adults: $15.00
Children/Students: $10.00
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Andrew Litton, conductor/ piano
Due to the budget cutbacks from the government sequestration, the Washington D. C. based U.S. Army Chorus will not be able to appear with the Colorado Symphony. The U.S. Army Chorus program will be replaced with an evening of music by George Gershwin. Artistic Advisor Andrew Litton will conduct in a previously unscheduled appearance. The centerpiece of the program, Rhapsody in Blue, features Mr. Litton on piano. Current ticket holders to the U.S. Army Chorus concert may use their tickets for the Gershwin concert without any further action. If you are unable to attend the Gershwin program or have any further questions, please contact the Colorado Symphony Box Office.
George Gershwin's music is instantly recognizable and evocative of America in the early 20th century. Appearing in everything from the stage to popular culture, his music is the perfect tribute to the rich tapestry of this nation. In addition to Rhapsody in Blue, the program includes the Overture to Crazy for You, and Who Cares? a ballet featuring the Gershwin songbook with songs that include Strike Up The Band, The Man I Love, Somebody Loves Me, I Got Rhythm, and many more. Come and be swept up in the music that has made Gershwin an icon.
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Jason Seber, conductor
Denver Young Artists Orchestra
Join the fun at the Colorado Symphony's annual collaboration with the Denver Young Artists Orchestra. Jason Seber returns to conducts this dynamic pairing of the city's finest young classical musicians with their adult counterparts. This dramatic performance pays tribute to Harry Potter and the great Shostakovich. Boy genius and genius composer: Separated at birth?
If you are a current ticket holder for the rescheduled 2/24/13 performance, then they will still be valid for this new date. Please note the new start time of 4:30pm.
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Featuring the Colorado Symphony and the Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church Westminster Choir. This concert features a rare opportunity to hear the duo harp performances of Colorado Symphony's principal harpist Courtney Hershey Bress and her former teacher and mentor Kathleen Bride from the Eastman School of Music.
Performed in the beautiful Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church at 1980 Dahlia Street Denver, CO, 80220.
John Kuzma, conductor
Courtney Hershey Bress, harp
Kathleen Bride, harp
Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church Westminster Choir
J.S. BACH / Contata No. 25
J.S. BACH / Motet No. 6 Lobet den Herrn alle Heiden
MOZART / Ave verum corpus K.618
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS / Five Variants of Dives and Lazarus
FRANCK / Prelude, Fugue, Variation, Op. 18
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Colorado Chamber Players, 5/14 & 5/19
|  The Haydn Quartet Slam continues!
Colorado Chamber Players performs
Haydn at the Opera
co-sponsored by Friends of Chamber Music
This free concert will be performed on Tuesday, May 14, 12:00 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church.
Brown bag lunches are welcome at the noontime concert.
The church, located at 1820 Broadway in Denver, is close to the Brown Palace Hotel. Parking may be found on the street or directly north of the church on Broadway.
Concert repeat:
Sunday, May 19, 2013, 2:00 pm
Boulder Public Library
1001 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, CO 80302
Franz Josef Haydn was known as the "Papa" of the string quartet as well as of the symphony. Haydn wrote over 104 symphonies, 83 string quartets and many operas.
Haydn at the Opera draws from quartets that echo Haydn's vocal style of writing.
Program:
Quartet in E-flat major,
Op. 1, no. 2
Quartet in D major "Russian"
Op. 17 no. 5
Op. 33, no. 6
Quartet in G major "Recitative"
Artists:
Paul Primus and Margaret Soper Gutierrez, Violins
Barbara Hamilton, Viola
Judith McIntyre, Cello
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The Bob Montgomery - Al Herman Quartet, 5/15
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Hi everyone, this week we welcome our guest artist Chris Lee playing drums, with Dave Hanson - piano, Ken Walker - bass, Al Hermann - trombone and Bob Montgomery - trumpet. We play from 7 to 10 every Wednesday evening and we appreciate the wonderful Jazz fans who join us each Wednesday for the camaraderie, ambiance, great food and drink, and all that Jazz. We hope you can join us this Wednesday. www.wazeesupperclub.com
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Joni Janak and Centerpiece Jazz, 5/16
| Easy to remember: the third Thursday of each month,
Café del Sol, 608 Garrison - 6 to 9 pm. 303-238-7999
Third Thursday, May 16, 2013 and June 20
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Second Tuesdays at Trinity, 5/14 & 5/17
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 On Tuesday, May 14, join the Boulder Bassoon Quartet for impressive original works and fun familiar tunes as you've never heard them before. The performance will include selections from a variety of genres - jazz, classical, blues, and pop - and are bound to surprise and delight audiences.
The Boulder Bassoon Quartet, comprised of members Mike Christoph, Kent Hurd, Brian Jack, and Ethan Turner, have been performing together since 2006. Having roused audiences from Denver's Gothic Theater to the International Double Reed Society Conference, the Quartet is dedicated to expanding the repertoire for the bassoon quartet in a variety of genres through new arrangements and original compositions.  | | Kathleen Bride - Courtney Hershey Bress |
In a collaboration with the Colorado Symphony, Trinity Presbyterian is pleased to host Duo Classique: harpists Courtney Hershey Bress (Colorado Symphony) and Kathleen Bride (Eastman School of Music).
Friday evening, May 17th at 7:30 pm
Trinity Presbyterian Church is located at 7755 Vance Drive, Arvada 80003.
Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for students through high school.
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Lisa Downing, 5/17 & 5/19
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Lisa Downing and Lee Bartley Spring Tour 2013
Salida and Mancos, Colorado
May 17th and 19th, 2013
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS FOR FRIDAY,
MAY 17, 2013, 7:00 PM
STEAM PLANT EVENT CENTER
220 West Sackett Avenue * Salida, CO 81201
$15.00
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS FOR SUNDAY,
MAY 19, 2013, 2:00 PM
HOUSE CONCERT
(Limited Seating)
13010 Road 38.7Mancos, CO 81328
CALL 970-533-1020 for directions
$15.00
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Virginia Lynn Anderson with Scoundrels and Friends, 5/18
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Top of the Hill" Faculty Concert Series
Saturday, May 18 @ 8:00 PM Tuft Theatre 71 East Yale Avenue, Denver, CO | Map » Ticket Qty Ticket Level Advance Day of Show Member Discount General Admission $10.00 $12.00 $2.00
Tickets/Information
Virginia grew up on a farm in the northeastern plains of Colorado. She's been a member of the Swallow Hill Music faculty since 2000. In 2010 she began to take songwriting seriously and has begun to emerge as a folksinger/songwriter with a style rooted in Country/Americana music.
Joining Virginia for an evening of homegrown, original Folk, Americana, Country and Blues music are Tom Corona, Steve Jantzen and Jon Achuff of Scoundrels for Hire and string-player extraordinaire Ernie Martinez, long-time members of the Swallow Hill Music Community and Denver Acoustic Music Scene.
"Top of the Hill" Faculty Concert Series
Every third Saturday of the month in Tuft Theater, Swallow Hill Music is pleased to present the "Top of the Hill" Faculty Concert Series. These concerts showcase our talented school teachers who are undoubtedly some of the best professional musicians along the Front Range. |
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2013 Five Points Jazz Festival, 5/18
|  The 2013 Five Points Jazz Festival will be held on May 18th from 11a.m. - 8p.m. This free community event celebrates the music, culture and history of Denver's historic Five Points neighborhood, with performances highlighting many of Denver's finest jazz musicians. Performances and activities take place in numerous venues in Historic Five Points, with food and art vendors along Welton Street. More Info and Performance Schedules
Please Note: We are still needing volunteers for the festival please pass the attached volunteer registration on to your email lists and have interested persons return the completed form to me.
Niecie Washington | Special Events Coordinator
Arts & Venues | City & County of Denver
720.865.4325 Phone | 720.212.7763 Cellniecie.washington@denvergov.org | 311 Help Center
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Duo Firebird, 5/19 & 6/16
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Duo Firebird presents
Russian Music: From the Czars to Stalin
A selection of Russian music from the 19th and 20th centuries,
highlighted by fascinating information!
Featuring the music of Stutschewsky, Arensky, Rubinstein, Rachmaninov and Shostakovich
Daria Joanna, cello
Leah Peer, piano
Sunday May 19, 2013, 2 - 3 PM
Trinity United Methodist Church
1820 Broadway, Denver CO 80202
and
Sunday, June 16, 2013, 4 - 5 PM
1600 Grant St Denver CO 80203
Good will offering appreciated
www.facebook.com/duofirebird
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Joe Anderies, 5/24 & 5/25
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I am excited to announce that I was just able to confirm two nights - May 24th and 25th, the last Fri and Sat of May - at Denver's great jazz venue Dazzle where I will be bringing in special guest and international drummer Kenwood Dennard to join my quartet. Kenwood and I were part of a nationwide tour in 1988 and this will be the first time we have performed together since that time. As the lead drum teacher at Berklee School of Music in Boston, Kenwood has fostered scores of upcoming musicians. In addition Kenwood has recorded and toured with the very best: Pat Martino, Sting, Miles Davis, Stanley Jordan, Maceo Parker, Whitney Houston, Chic Corea and Herbie Hancock to name a few!
If you can arrange to make one of these 4 shows (7 and 9 pm ea. night), you will not be sorry! Joining us will be the incomparable pianist Chuck Lamb (tours with Brubeck Bros) and Bijoux Barbosa on bass.
Dazzle is a great "family friendly" venue with excellent food as well. If you are interested, mark your calendar and follow the link below for info and online reserved ticket sales. Tickets may also be purchased by calling 303-839-5100. Join us if you can!
May 24th shows - http://www.modtickets.com/Mod/Tickets/tickets.aspx?id=246
May 25th shows - http://www.modtickets.com/Mod/Tickets/tickets.aspx?id=247
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Dale Bruning and Jude Hibler, 6/1
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The Timeless Music of Richard Rodgers
Presented byJazz Link Enterprises partners
Dale Bruning and Jude Hibler
* June 1st, Saturday: Jazz Link Enterprises partners Dale Bruning and Jude Hibler will present The Timeless Music of Richard Rodgers. Dale's quartet consists of Mark Patterson, Mark Simon, and Paul Romaine. They will play at Dazzle's, 930 Lincoln Street, Denver, CO 80203.
Shows are at 7 and 9 pm. Tickets are $15 and reservations can be made at reservations@dazzlejazz.com or by calling 303-839-5100.
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STEADY ENGAGEMENTS
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The Purnell Steen Duo, 6 to 9 pm every Saturday
Havana Street Station
1911 S. Havana (Corner of Havana and Jewell)
303-752-0553 - No Cover
Neil Bridge & Karen Lee, 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. every Fri.
@ The Bistro at Aspen Grove
7301 S. Santa Fe Drive
Littleton, CO 80120
Joni Janak and Centerpiece Jazz, 3rd Thursday of each month
Café del Sol, 608 Garrison - 6 to 9 pm. 303-238-7999
David Brussel, Selected Thursdays
Performing on piano, selected Thursdays at
Mercury Cafe, 7 p.m.
2199 California St.
Denver CO 80205
303-294-9258
and at
Black Crown Lounge
1446 S. Broadway
Denver CO 80210
720-353-4701
The Bob Montgomery - Al Herman Quartet, Wednesdays
from 7 to 10pm at the Wazee Supper Club (15th & Wazee in LoDo) featuring Dave Hanson - keyboard, Ken Walker - bass, Alejandro Castano - drums, Al Hermann - trombone and Bob Montgomery - trumpet.
www.wazeesupperclub.com
Scott Martin, Sundays
pianist Scott Martin and the band Sundays at Vic's
Vic's Espresso, 2680 Broadway, Boulder
Boulder's longest (7yrs.) ongoing live jazz gig
Sundays from noon to 2 pm
www.SundaysAtVics.com
James Hyatt, Tuesdays
Pete and I are performing at Trailside every Tuesday for awhile. We start at 7:30 so it won't be a late night. Stop in and say hello.
10360 Colorado Blvd, Thornton, CO - 303-457-0660
Jeffrey Straach, Mondays
Every Monday, 6-9 PM at the Bliss Café
7501 Grandview, Arvada
Convergence, First Friday of every month
7 & 9pm Convergence Denver's All-Star band, now performing every 1st Friday! Featuring Paul Romaine, John Gunther, Eric Gunnison, Marc Simon, Mark Patterson, and Greg Gisbert! $10
Dazzle Restaurant, 930 Lincoln St.
Queen City Jazz Band, 3rd and 5th Sundays
QCJB plays regularly on 3rd Sundays, and on the 5th Sunday when there is one, approx 4x/year.
6pm, Bull & Bush Pub, 4700 Cherry Creek South Dr, Glendale, 303.759.0333
Complete QCJB Schedule at Queen City Jazz Band
Purnell Steen and LeJazz Machine
Join us every third Wednesday through July at Crossroads at Five Points!
call 303-832-0929 for reservations
Hot Tomatoes Dance Orchestra - First Sunday of every month, 8:00pm -11:00pm
Mercury Cafe, 22nd & California Street, Denver
Info: 303-369-6890 Hot Tomatoes Website
Jennifer Lane - Rock & Soul duo - Thurs thru Sat
Elway's Steakhouse
1st and University in Cherry Creek
Thursday's, Friday's and Saturday's, 7pm - 11pm
Call for info and reservations @ 303-399-5353 www.jenniferlaneonline.com
Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra Presents
Every month, MJO features two different high school jazz ensembles in concert at Dazzle! Playing the second and third Monday of each month (with some exceptions), the school plays one set followed by a set from MJO. The big finale includes both bands on stage featuring soloists from both groups. One of MJO's missions is to support jazz in the schools and this program, in our 6th year, continues to be wildly successful. Reservation ALWAYS recommended at Dazzle (303-839-5100). Great food, great atmosphere and always a great night of big band music! Check our website (MetropolitanJazzOrchestra.org) for our calendar and to confirm each month's schedule.
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AUDITION & EMPLOYMENT NOTICES
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Colorado Ballet Auditions
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 Colorado Ballet Announces auditions for the following openings:
Trumpet
Viola
Bassoon
These are contract positions beginning with the 2013/14 Season. Compensation is currently $102/service plus a 5.45% pension contribution for the 2012-2013 Season. A new agreement is being negotiated.
Auditions will be held on June 12, 2013 at the Colorado Ballet facility at 1278 Lincoln St. in Denver. To apply please email a one-page resume to Brandi Glass, Company Manager at brandi.glass@coloradoballet.org Complete information will be provided upon receipt of resume.
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Position Open for Colorado Ballet Orchestra Manager
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The ORCHESTRA MANAGER will report to the Artistic Director and Music Director and work closely with the Company Manager. Duties will include but not be limited to day-to-day liaison with musicians, music director and management in organizing the orchestra for all productions; producing schedules in consultation with Ballet production personnel; serving as musicians' contact and their liaison with conductors and management; ensuring compliance with all contracts and policies, accepting all applications and resumes, organizing auditions as needed, engaging substitute musicians in consultation with music director; and dealing with all exigencies that arise during the course of production runs, sometimes on very short notice. Presence at all orchestra services will be required, as well as accessibility by phone and email for musicians, management, and production personnel.
Duties will also include those of orchestra librarian with responsibility for preparing and distributing all parts for musician use. Some subcontracting of library duties may be possible as needed.
Please submit resume to Brandi Glass, Company Manager, at Colorado Ballet:
Brandi Glass
Company Manager | Colorado Ballet
1278 Lincoln St
Denver, CO 80203
303.339.1631 | fax 303.861.7174
brandi.glass@coloradoballet.org
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The Steve Lehn Medical Assistance Fund
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 DMA member Steve Lehn has recently been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. To assist with Steve's sudden and escalating medical costs, Our Musical Heritage, Inc. (OMH) a Colorado 501c(3) non-profit arm of the Denver Musicians Association (DMA) has established an Assistance Fund in Steve's name. OMH is accepting tax-deductible contributions from friends, colleagues and the general public who wish to assist during this difficult time. Cash or checks will be accepted. Checks should be made out to Our Musical Heritage, Inc. (or OMH). Be sure to include "Steve Lehn Medical Assistance Fund" in the memo. and mail to: Our Musical Heritage, Inc., 1165 Delaware Street, Denver CO 80204. About OMHOur Musical Heritage is a Colorado 501c(3) non-profit organization acting as an umbrella agency for large and small, short and long-term projects of musical artistic and/or educational merit. It was established in 1989 to assist in the funding and promotion of American music-related endeavors which create and preserve educational opportunities, arts enrichment and aesthetics in music performance, creation, and appreciation. It provides education and performing opportunities to the public, utilizing artists, inclusive of all ethnic and cultural backgrounds, gender and socioeconomic status. It presents live music, Colorado professional musicians of all musical styles, develops enhancement educational programs for all ages both within and outside of schools, provides outreach opportunities for "at risk" students, and raises the public awareness of the value of music in the lives of people in society. |
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19th Annual Summer Course in the Alexander Technique, 7/13
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The 19th Annual Summer Course in the Alexander Technique at the University of Colorado at Boulder will be held July 8-12, 9:00 to noon daily. A one day Intensive will be held July 13, 1-5:00 pm. The 2012 faculty includes Ed Bilanchone, Amy Likar, and DMA member James Brody. Early registration by DMA members will result in a 15% reduction in tuition.
The Alexander Technique is a powerful tool for changing habits in movement and thinking. While anyone can benefit from this Technique, the work applies especially well to musicians and educators. Participants will learn about generalized and specific body use issues that can affect both performance and educational settings, as well as practical skills for the classroom. The results of a medical study in England that investigated the Alexander Technique were recently published in the British Medical Journal.
A link to a summary of the study and a short film about it can be found at http://www.bmj.com/content/337/bmj.a884
For more information about the Course and the Alexander Technique in general, please consult the following web site: (http://music.colorado.edu/departments/wellness/) or contact DMA member James Brody (brody@colorado.edu).
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Musical Estate Sale of Jim & Nancy Grafmyer, 5/17-18
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The following items will be on display at the Estate Sale of Jim Grafmyer, who is deceased and Nancy Grafmyer, who is a long time member of Denver Musicians' Association.
Brass and trumpet books
Many vintage and newer records
A collection of baby "miniature" pianos
A collection of "miniature" figurines of trumpet players
A large collection of antique dolls and antique Christmas items
Sale will be held at 2151 Newton St.(near Sloan's Lake) Denver
Dates of sale: May 17th, from 10:00 to 4:00 p.m and May 18th, from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m.
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2013 Rafael Mendez Brass Institute, July 14-20, 2013
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Featuring the Summit Brass
July 14 - 20, 2013
Now in it's seventh year at DU, the RMBI is one of the leading brass performance and career seminars in the United States featuring an outstanding faculty, enviable facilities, great camaraderie and fun, and available tuition scholarships!
Hosted by the Denver Brass at the University of Denver Lamont School of Music. Designed for serious brass players ages 18 and older
Dorm accommodations only available for ages 18 and older
Application fee: $35 (non-refundable)
Tuition: $775
Tuition scholarships available in amounts up to $500 each**
Enrollment opens January 1, 2013
Limited to 140 participants
Rolling acceptance until capacity is reached
Recommended for high school seniors and up50 Auditor Positions Available*
Auditor Tuition: $295
Daily drop-in rate: $50*Auditors do not participate in ensembles.
**Tuition and scholarships do not cover housing.
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The Labor Movement Gave My Family a 'Ticket to the Middle Class'
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 Lisa Maldonado
I can't remember how old I was before I knew my father was undocumented. By the time I was 5 or 6, my father's long and arduous journey from Michoacán, Mexico, to our small American town of Redwood City, Calif., had already become part of our family lore. I heard how hard and exhausting it was for him, as a young boy and then a teen, to have to work every day picking cotton, strawberries and grapes in 100-degree heat. His stories captured my imagination when I considered how hard he worked and how far he had come to make a better life for himself.
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Out Foxing Fox? Stop Koch Takeover of L.A. Times
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Mike Hall
5/8/13
Charles and David Koch, the billionaire brothers who fund a number of extreme right-wing organizations and are major contributors to the tea party and bankrollers for host of anti-worker state ballot initiatives and legislation, now have their sights set on building a major media empire.
They are expected to make a $600 million-plus bid to purchase the Tribune Co. and its eight regional newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, The Baltimore Sun, the Orlando Sentinel and the Hartford Courant, and more than 20 TV stations like WGN in Chicago and KTLA Channel 5 in Los Angeles.
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Union rights dealt a blow again by appeals court
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Reuters
May 7, 2013 at 11:57 AM ET
The National Labor Relations Board violated the law when it required U.S. businesses to put notices in their workplaces and on their websites informing employees of their right to unionize, a federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday.
A unanimous three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit struck down the rule, finding that federal law prohibits the labor board from punishing a business for speech, or lack of it, as long as the business does not issue threats.
Freedom of speech "necessarily protects ... the right of employers (and unions) not to speak," Judge Raymond Randolph wrote for the appeals court.
In mandating the notices in 2011, a majority of the labor board appointed by President Barack Obama said that employees cannot fully exercise their rights unless they know what their rights are.
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Keep Jobs in Colorado Act Heads to Governor's Desk
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Keep Jobs In Colorado Harlem Shake
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Denver-Yesterday, the Keep Jobs in Colorado Act was passed by the General Assembly and is now headed to Governor John Hickenlooper's desk. Recently the AFL-CIO released a video of the "Harlem Shake" dance in the capitol rotunda. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJA5WqXriJI??
The bill sponsors included Representatives Pete Lee (D), Dan Pabon (D), Senators Andy Kerr (D), Jeanne Nicholson (D) and cosponsors included every Democratic member of the House and Senate.
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COMMUNITY
ORCHESTRA & BAND
Note:
Organizations submitting postings agree to not unfairly compete for commercial
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Parker Symphony Orchestra, 5/17
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The final concert of the season for the Parker Symphony Orchestra is Friday, May 17, 7:30PM, at the PACE center in Parker, which is a few blocks East of Parker Road, on the South side of Main Street.
We are featuring our Piano Competition winner on this concert. Her name is Elise Solberg. She is 16 years old, a junior at Thunder Ridge High School, and she is FABULOUS! She will be performing Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue".
The other works on the concert are:
Wagner, Prelude to "Die Meistersinger"
Glass, Facades
Debussy, Prelude to Afternoon of a Faun
Haydn, Symphony #100, "Military"
Hope you can make it!
René Knetsch, Music Director
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Broomfield Symphony Orchestra, 5/18
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On Thursday May 16, 2013 and again on Saturday May 18, 7:30 pm at the Broomfield Auditorium, 3 Community Park Road, the Broomfield Symphony Orchestra presents A Night in Vienna. Viennese waltzes, polkas and songs featuring Concerto Competition winners Eloise Hodges, violin, and Andrew Peeples, cello, along with guest vocalist Lee Ann Scherlong, all conducted by Broomfield Symphony Music Director David Brussel. Tickets $6 - $15 at the door or online at our web site, www.broomfieldsymphony.org. Visit our site or call 303-912-1649 for more information. |
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Colorado Wind Ensemble, 5/18-19
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CELEBRATING THE AMERICAN SPIRIT Saturday, May 18
Sunday, May 19 with Littleton Chorale
PERSICHETTI Celebrations
HOLSINGER Sinfonia Voci
DRAGON America, the Beautiful
COPLAND Fanfare for the Common Man
MASLANKA Testament
EWAZEN A Hymn for the Lost and the Living
DELLO JOIO A Jubilant Song
GRIEG Spring
LAURIDSEN Dirait-On
SOUSA Stars and Stripes Forever
Saturday, May 18 7:30pm
Lakewood Cultural Center
470 S Allison Pkwy, Lakewood 80226
Tickets: $19 adult, $15 senior or student, $5 child
Tickets are available at the box office with no additional fees.
Purchase by phone: 303-987-7845 ($5 service charge)
Purchase tickets online ($5 service charge, + $2.50 per ticket fee)
Sunday, May 19 3:00pm
Littleton United Methodist Church
5894 S Datura St, Littleton 80120
Tickets: $15 adult, $12 senior or student, children FREE
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Community Band Seeking New Members
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Our non-profit Mile High Community Band seeks musicians of all ages, teen through adult, and at all levels of accomplishment. Our organization's mission is to provide rewarding music education and performance opportunities for youth and adults at all skill levels. We have various bands for different skill levels, beginning through advanced, including jazz/blues and concert bands. In particular, we welcome additional brass and woodwind musicians.
We meet Thursday evenings at North High School (2960 Speer Blvd Denver) for rehearsals. Monthly memberships begin at $25-$35/month, but we can waive fees and provide instruments for those who need them - no one with an interest in playing music will be turned away. Family discounts also available.
Feel free to drop by and check us out, or check out milehighcommunityband.net for more information. E-mail mjlucas@aol.com if you have other questions!
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Metro Community Band Openings
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Comprised of some Metropolitan State College students and community members, the band under the direction of Gerald Endsley meets on Tuesday evenings from 7-9 P.M. in the King Center Concert Hall on the Auraria campus. All wind and percussion instruements are welcome and there are no fees, auditions, or chair placements. The band generaly shares two concerts per semester with other metro ensembles. For more information, call Mr. Endsley at 303-388-0183 or via email at gendsley@ecentral.com. Information may also be had from the Metro Statre music office at 303-556-3180.
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YOUTH ORCHESTRAS /
EDUCATIONAL ENSEMBLES
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DYAO 2013-2014 Season Auditions
| Auditions begin May 15, 2013 for all five of the Denver Young Artists Orchestra Associations ensembles. Over 310 seats are available for musicians ages 8-23 who play orchestral instruments. Early registration is in effect through April 30, 2013.
Each audition consists of a solo, excerpt(s), and sight reading. More information about the audition may be obtained from the audition packet located at:
http://dyao.org/about-dyao/auditions
If you have questions about the audition process or about the Denver Young Artists Orchestra Association, please contact Alex George, Orchestra Manager at (303) 433-2420, or alex@dyao.org.
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El Sistema Colorado & Garden Place Elementary, 5/22
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 Please join El Sistema Colorado and our Garden Place Elementary School Orchestra & Choir
for a performance & fundraiser celebrating our first full school year
Wednesday, May 22nd, 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Walker Fine Art Gallery
300 W. 11th Ave, Denver 80204
Join the board and our Chair,
Classical radio Host Monika Vischer
for Wine & appetizers
and hear about our expansion to two new schools
Click Here to RSVP
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Longmont Youth Symphony Auditions
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Longmont Youth Symphony - Open Auditions for the 2013-2014 Concert Season
Student musicians ages 8-18 may audition on May 25-26, 2013 for acceptance into the Longmont Youth Symphony for the 2013-14 season. Students need not be a resident of Longmont. Current members include residents of over ten towns surrounding Longmont, including Erie, Loveland, Boulder, and Denver. All three ensembles are holding auditions: the Longmont Youth Strings Ensemble (LYSE), consisting of elementary and middle school students, and the Longmont Youth Wind Ensemble (LYWE) and Longmont Youth Symphony Orchestra (LYSO), both consisting of middle and high school students.
For more details and to schedule an audition, please visit http://longmontyouthsymphony.org/auditions/.
For more information, contact LYS administrator Beth Robison at (303)351-1452 or email info@longmontyouthsymphony.org.
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New Music Books (Real Books).
Call Henry Gentile @ 303-433-4123. Address: 2920 Fenton, Room 27-C, Wheatridge, CO
1965 Baldwin Acrosonic piano.
Originally purchased in ND, moved to CO in 1997. It has only lived in 2 homes. Tuned for the first 5 years or so when it came here, but it hasn't been played much at all since then. Asking price: $200 cash. Interested parties are welcome to see and try it. Piano bench included. Call 303/696-2147
Lussi Walter Ab wooden alphorn
, handmade in Stans, Switzerland in 1973. This beautiful alphorn was used in the Swiss Ricola coughdrop commercial, then owned and played by Michael Thornton of the Colorado Symphony. It is in excellent condition. Handpainting on the bell shows the Swiss cross, edelweis and other flowers. It is 10 feet 4 inches long, and comes apart in two sections for portability. Ab alphorns are more rare, pitched higher than most alphorns. I will include the original wooden mouthpiece as well as a better alphorn mouthpiece sold to me by Marvin McCoy, as well as an adapter for use with a French horn mouthpiece. I also have a wooden shipping crate which i will include. Interesting note: Leopold Mozart wrote his alphorn concerto for Ab alphorn. I'm asking $2750 but will consider an offer. Call Sara Keene, 303-742-9205 or email skeene89@hotmail.com
Nedine Jarvis probably logged 40 years as a violist in the DSO/CSO. She is selling a bass that was played by her son. It is late 19th/early 20th C. German or Czech/ It is a 5/8 size. Bob Ross refinished the finger board and appraised it at $7,000/ People interested should call George Jarvis at 303-233-6044
Olds Opera Trombone, made about 1959 at the F.E. Olds factory in Fullerton. For those of you who may not be familiar with this instrument, it has a large bore and an 8 ½ inch bell. It is finished in nickel silver and comes with two mouthpieces. You really can't over blow this trombone. For a classic instrument, it is in perfect playing condition with a beautiful original factory case. If you are interested please feel free to call me. We can make arrange ments for you to come over and try it out. Jess Gerardi, 303-761-3270
LOOKING TO BUY: Good quality new or used classical guitar.
Must be straight and clean with good tone and good playing action. No cracks or severe dings. Case preferred but not mandatory. Rod Taylor - 303 839-9363
Colorado College, Seay Music Library..announcing Music Library Books and Scores sale ongoing!!
Packard Hall is on the SW corner of Cache La Poudre and Cascade. Music Library is on the lowest level of that building.
The Music Library's Books and Scores Sale is still happening!!
A variety of piano/organ music (both 2 and 4 hand) is available from such legendary composers as Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn and many others!!
Other items include numerous Piano Method and Instruction materials, some vocal music and a general selection of random books. You'll never know what gems you may find!!
Prices are: $2.00 for any item with a white sticker.. $.50 for everything else..
The sale will go on during our normal hours of operation (Mon-Thurs: 8am -10pm, Fri: 8am-5pm, Sat: 1pm-4pm, Sun: 1pm-10pm).
We accept cash and checks payable to "Colorado College Music Library"
Cordovox -- Super V accordion, amplifier and generator.
Missing its foot pedal. Made in Italy, circa 1970. Almost new. Perfect for rock bands and others wanting amplified accordion music. The cordovox also synthesizes several other instruments for jazz, rock and pop styles. Comes in original, velvet-lined lined case. Includes original owner's booklet, plenty of cables. $995. Call Ed Ross at 720-227-3851
Susie Peek loves her new violin and is NOW looking for a violin to use for outdoor gigs- will be best if it has a great sound, and crummy varnish! Or if it's carbon fiber? I'm guessing it will be in the 5K price area. But less is fine, too, if the sound is really great for the price! Call (303)433-8222 or email susiepeek@earthlink.net
Knight upright piano, located in El Paso County. About 25 years old. $3000 OBO. From estate of music composer and arranger.
Contact: Judy at 949-581-6208.
King "Super 20" Alto Saxophone, built about 1947:
Sterling silver neck, 18 pearl keys, engraved pad cups. Good condition w/ original case - $4800 OBO. Contact Bob Mercier, 303-238-5046 or saxopony@q.com
Armstrong Flute, C Foot, open hole, sterling silver head joint -
$800 OBO. Contact Bob Mercier, 303-238-5046 or saxopony@q.com
2 Wurlitzer Saxophones:
1) Soprano, key of C, original mouthpiece, new pads plus new mouthpiece.
2) C-Melody Saxophone, over 100 yearsold, original pads, silverplate has turned black, original case, neckstrap and mouthpiece. Both for $800 OBO. Contact Bob Mercier, 303-238-5046 or saxopony@q.com
Clip-on Audio Technic Instrument Mic Pro Seriew #35 w/ 6' mic cable and adapter. U
sed twice. $200 OBO. Contact Bob Mercier, 303-238-5046 or saxopony@q.com
2 Antique Music Stands, one metal rack, one wood rack. Make offer. Contact Bob Mercier, 303-238-5046 or saxopony@q.com
Pocket Trumpet,
off brand, Make offer. Contact Bob Mercier, 303-238-5046 or saxopony@q.com
Fender Amp Can and charger.
720-227-3851.
model #419496. Good condition. Asking $150. Horn is currently at the DMA office. Contact Lloyd if you're interested: 303-424-4508 or sbowenstewart@gmail.com
For Sale: Like new demonstrator R-12 Rock n Roller Multi Cart. Barely used with "no flat" 10" x 3" pneumatics on the back and 8" x 2.25" stock pneumatics on the front. Deck stretchout is 52" with 500lb load capacity and 32" wings for big loads. $199.00 Rod Taylor MARIGAUX Oboe
303-839-9363 or rodrtaylor@q.com
This instrument is 6 years old. Anyone, students & teachers interested in receiving information or seeing this instrument, please contact Margo at 253-579-2152.
1993 Castiglione Accordion in Lakewood, CO
Purchased from Trick Bros in Dallas, TX Branded Trick Bros. Special
With Traynor T10/B Amp and Karpec Electronic Base
All in absolutely pristine condition.
Asking: $1,900.00
Contact: Les Georgis
Mobile: 303-250-5918
Email: lesgeorgis@q.com
From Castiglione website for Model 903-A
See: http://www.castiglioneaccordions.com/CastigAccord.html
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Marti Henry
Keller Williams Advantage Realty
303-954-9143
303-335-6247 cell
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Put your performance on DVD or Youtube
I can record your performance and put it on DVD or Youtube for $200 to $500. Prices vary dependent on production values. Examples of my work can be found at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPtRrk4iki0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Basnnk-Fo3w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKyRMlON9K4
The equipment I have: Three 3CCD cameras $5900(Panasonic DVX-100), fishpole boom, $800 Libec TC-50 tripod, $400 Tascam DR-100, $700 Sennheiser ME66 microphone, Rycote Softie with mount and pistol grip. I also have an editing system which consists of Final Cut Pro 5.0, a G5 Macintosh with 1.5 G of Ram and 2 terabyte hard disk.
Contact me at: ChunPan9@yahoo.com or 303-274-5897
If you need music arranging, a copyist or any sort of composition. Please e-mail Scott Higgins for quotes and samples. stoneboy@ultrasys.net
Flute compositionsavailable by Alaunde Copley-Woods:
"Chickens in the Garden" available on: fallshousepress.com (look under "flute duets")
or presser.com (search for copley-woods)
"1074: Nine Miniatures for Solo Flute" available on: fluteworld.com (after clicking on "flute music" you can search for Copley-Woods or browse under flute solos)
ATA shipping box, perfect for transporting musical instruments or sound equipment. It has two separate compartments, well padded. Practically new condition. It measures 3 feet by 3 feet by 3 feet. I no longer need it and I am looking for a reasonable offer.
Contact Enrico at enricovr@hotmail.com
Got Photos? DMA member Robert "Rusty" McCall is a professional photographeroffering a wide variety of specialty portraits, live performance images, and headshots for musicians, models, and performance artists of all types. Color, black & white, and custom color processes are available in candid, studio, rehearsal, and performance venue settings, indoors and out.
Examples can be seen at www.myspace.com/denverbasstrombone
Keep in mind that the DMA offers a "one-time" promo voucher of up to $60, which can be applied toward a professional promotional photo.
Quiet Song for Band- Grade 1/2, by Debbie Davidson.
A great song for the first band concert of the year! It uses the first five notes typically used in band method books, and is inspired by "Bolero." A quiet tune begins with the flutes and then gradually all of the instruments are added for a big climax before it tapers back down to the flutes. Sure to be a crowd-pleaser!
$25 Creekside Publishing Company
Available mail order through www.creeksidepublishingcompany.com or through Flesher-Hinton.
Finale to Beethoven Symphony No. 9- Grade 2+ for full orchestra and SAB chorus, Debbie Davidson.
Arranged to make this amazing classic accessible for middle school students. Key signatures and changes are simplified. Vocal parts are all doubled, and the Baritone part is optional. An advanced part is included for extra support - when this piece was premiered at Cherry Creek Academy, a teacher played this advanced part on the cello and an advanced piano student played it on piano. Most of the second parts (i.e. second clarinet, second flute, second violin) can be handled by students in their second year of instruction. The Cherry Creek Academy performance involved singers, grades 5 - 8, band members, grades 6 - 8, and orchestra members, grades 6-8.
$65 Creekside Publishing Company
Availabe mail order through www.creeksidepublishingcompany.com or through Flesher-Hinton.
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Contact Info - DMA Officers
| Your DMA executive board invites you to contact them directly with any concerns, suggestions, etc. that you may have.
President: Pete Vriesenga 303-526-7239 - Pvriesenga@aol.com
Secretary-Treasurer: Adolph Mares 303-423-4748 - ARMares@aol.com
Vice President: Thomas Blomster 303-322-1764 - blomster@dmamusic.org
Executive Board:
Ron Bland 303-935-5099 - RBOBasso@aol.com
Lloyd Bowen 303-424-4508 - sbowenstewart@gmail.com
Gloria Holliday 303-321-0902 - gloriaholliday@comcast.net
Hank Troy 303-703-3550 - hanktroydma@aol.com
Michael Weaver 303-875-4013 - cfsatb@yahoo.com
Denver Musicians Association
Local 20-623 AFM/AFL-CIO
1165 Delaware St.
Denver, CO 80204-3607
Phone: 303-573-1717
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