Words from the Director
Get Ready to Participate in the Practice-a-thon!
News from the Dance Department
Important Information for all HCD Dance Students
Save the Date! HCD Faculty Recital on Sunday, May 10th!
Come out to see your teacher perform!
Simsbury Public Library Concert Series Continues!
Next Concert: May 1st
Suzuki Student to perform at the New Britain Museum of American Art Gala
Saturday, May 2 at 6:30-7:15pm
Looking for information about the Horn Institute, Clarinet Institute or Trumpet Institute?
These programs are now part of the Middle School & High School Music Camp offerings!
A Cello Afternoon with Susan Robison
Save the date! May 30, 2009
HCD Students to perform in benefit for FoodShare ~ Sunday, April 19th
Suggested Donation $10
UNIQUE MUSIC EXPERIENCE OPEN TO ALL AT HARTT
Hartt Percussion Ensemble Presents Musicircus
SECOND ACT OF GISELLE HIGHLIGHT OF HARTT DANCES
The Hartt School Presents Exciting Dance Program on the Main Stage
Community Day 2009 ~ Saturday, April 18th
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!!
HCD Summer Programs for Children!
The programs are an affordable and convenient way for students to stay connected to the performing arts.
Ensemble Rehearsal Schedules
Find out your ensemble’s upcoming rehearsal & performance schedule!
HCD Email Newsletter Quiz
Play to win: 2 tickets to the Hartt Wind Ensemble and Symphony Band Concert Friday, April 24, 2009 at 7:30 pm in Millard Auditorium
FYI and about our Newsletter
How to contact the Hartt Community Division Staff; submit a newsletter article.
Get Ready to Participate in the Practice-a-thon
All music and dance students of the Hartt Community Division are asked to participate in a school-wide practice-a-thon to raise money for the chronically hungry. Our mission is to strengthen our students’ home and studio practice habits while combating the scourge of hunger in our community. From Friday, May 1 through Sunday, May 10, students will commit to daily home practice or studio time for dancers. Each student will find sponsors willing to pledge a small amount of money for each minute practiced. The collective result will demonstrate how the performing arts can truly make a difference.
Practice-a-thon Worksheets and Practice Logs are available on the Community Division Website right now!
Here is what you do:
STEP 1:
Find sponsors (mom, dad, family, friends, neighbors, teachers) before May 1st who will pledge a certain amount for each minute of practice or studio time for dancers. Suggested amounts are pennies, nickels, dimes or quarters. Every penny will make a difference!
STEP 2: Practice or dance daily (minimum 15 minutes) from Friday, May 1st through Sunday May 10th. Keep track of your practice minutes on the Daily Practice Log. The more you practice the more you are helping to feed the hungry.
STEP 3: Calculate the amount of each pledge on your worksheet and collect pledges from all your sponsors throughout the week of May 11. Cash is OK. Make checks out to the University of Hartford. Parents may make additional donations beyond the amount pledged if they like.
STEP 4: Turn in your pledges, along with your daily practice log and worksheet to your private teacher or dance instructor no later than Saturday May 16th.
STEP 5: Community Division faculty will turn in their studio's Daily Practice Logs and pledge money in a special envelope to one of the Community Division offices no later than May 21st for their students to be eligible for prizes. (Pledge money will still be accepted after this date.)
Prizes will be awarded to students who have practiced the most minutes and raised the most money for each of the following four age groups:
Students age 3-6 - Students age 7-12 - Students age 13- 18 - Adult students
Teachers with the greatest percentage of students participating (minimum studio size10) and the studio with the greatest number of minutes/student (minimum studio size 5) also receive prizes.
Prizes include a Kidlywinks gift package, Rock Cats tickets, Hartford Symphony tickets, Biava String Quartet tickets, Borders gift certificates, and restaurant gift certificates (Red Robin, Bertucci’s, etc.)
Dr. Mark George, Director
The Hartt School Community Division
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Informal meeting to discuss Spring Festival & Summer Programming
As most Intensive Division students will be at the Performing Arts Center, Thursday April 16th for Rehearsals, Dr. Mark George would love to meet with all parents to discuss our upcoming Spring Festival and summer programs. The meeting will be held at 5:30 -6:30pm at the Performing Arts Center.
Food Share
The Dance Department and the Community Division hope you will join us in collecting non-perishable food items that we will bring the University of Hartford’s Community Day on Saturday April 18th. All food items will be going directly to Foodshare to benefit local families in need. http://www.hartford.edu/communityday/ Collection Boxes will be located at the reception areas at all locations until the morning of Saturday, April 18th.
We would also like to invite all our dance community to a concert to benefit Foodshare on April 19th in the Gengras Student Union Café 7pm – 9pm. Suggested donation of $10. More details are in this newsletter
A & B Level Ballet Students:
Spring Festival will soon be upon us and we have cleared Miguel Campaneria's (The Artistic Director and Chair of the Department) calendar so that he can spend time with the A & B level students setting and rehearsing the choreography their ballet piece to be performed in June.
We are sure you can appreciate that the children will need regular attendance to be able to learn the dance, and we hope will enjoy this wonderful opportunity to work with Mr. Campaneria.
Thursday, April 16th (This was a scheduled make up day)
All (Simsbury & Hartford) A & B level students
4:30pm – 5:30pm 3rd Rehearsal & continue to set piece
Class will follow for all As & Bs 5:30pm – 7pm
Saturday, April 18th (This was a scheduled make up day)
All (Simsbury & Hartford) A & B level students
11:45am – 1:15pm 4th Rehearsal & continue to set piece
Rehearsals will continue during the later part of technique classes within the normal A & B ballet schedule. Some additional Saturday times may be called until production week.
Please let Miss Rosi or the Hartford receptionist know if you cannot attend any scheduled rehearsal ~
Hartford Receptionist – (860) 768-6000 Or
Email: dancedesk@hartford.edu
Make-up Classes for the Week of April 13 to 18, 2009 --
Hartford Location
Thursday April 16th - Hartford
Tap 1 |
4:30 to 5:30pm |
Hip Hop (youth) |
5:30 to 6:30pm |
Youth Ballet I/II |
6:00 to 7:00pm |
Foundation II |
4:30 to 6:00pm |
A/B Rehearsal |
4:30 to 5:30pm |
A/B Ballet |
5:30 to 7:00pm |
Adult Tap Int/Adv |
6:00 to 7:00pm |
Lyrical Jazz |
7:00 to 8:30pm |
Saturday April 18th - Hartford
Normal Saturday Schedule
All Classes running as scheduled
Plus…A/B Rehearsal for Spring Festival 11:45 to 1:00pm
Make-up Classes for the Week of April 20th to 25th, 2009
--Simsbury Location
Monday, April 20th -Simsbury
Discovery 1: |
9:30am – 10:15 |
Discovery I/II: |
3:30pm – 4:15pm |
Children’s Ballet III |
4:15pm – 5:15pm |
A Ballet |
5:15pm – 6:45pm |
Children’s Tap 1 |
5pm – 6pm |
Jazz 2 |
6pm – 7:15pm |
Adult Elementary Ballet |
10:15am – 11:15AM |
Adult Int/Adv Tap |
7:15pm - 8:15pm |
Tuesday, April 21st - Simsbury
Children’s Ballet I |
4:30pm – 5:30pm |
Children’s Ballet II |
5:30pm – 6:30pm |
Saturday, April 25th - Simsbury
Discovery II |
9am - 9:45am |
Discovery I |
9:45am – 10:30am |
Children’s Ballet I |
10:30am – 11:30am |
Children’s Ballet II |
11:45am – 12:45pm |
Performance Ensemble
Performance Ensemble Uniform ~ As we have a few performances coming up this month, we would like all the students to be wearing the same leotards, skirts and tights.
All female students will need to purchase a black Mirella Leotard, stock number M207L
All female students performing ballet pieces Will also need a Black skirt, made by Natalie, N8107 and Ballet Pink seemed tights made by Prima soft item #100
(if you only perform in the modern piece you will only need the leotard).
These Items you can purchase online at www.discountdancesupply.com and the prices online are:
Leotard (Mirella M207L) $26.30
Skirt (Natalie N8107) $19.45
Tights (Prima Soft #100) $14.50
These Items are also available at Dance Village in Manchester at retail prices.
April Performance Schedule
Thurs. 4/23 = Poquanock School, Windsor |
9:45am and 1:15pm |
**Pas de Trois, Don Q (Paul, Aimy Rachel) |
Coppelia pas de deux (Darion, Katie) |
Leslie’s Modern Piece- CII’s |
Wed. 4/22 = Kennedy School 9:45am and 1:45pm |
and |
Fri. 4/24 = Oliver Ellsworth 9:00am and 10:00am |
Clover Street School 1:15pm and 2:15pm |
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***Pas de Quatre (first cast) |
Gypsy piece from Don Q (Ricky, Ava, Kailah) |
Lorelei’s Modern piece (whatever part is complete) |
Studio Performances at the Handel PAC in Studio 3: |
Friday 4/24 -- 7pm |
and |
Saturday 4/25 -- 3pm |
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Pas De Quatre |
Coppelia Pas de Deux |
Swan Lake Pas de Trois |
E/F Modern piece |
CII Modern Piece |
English Folk Song Suite |
Don Quixote Suite |
Haley Rose Perf. Cert. Composition |
AUDITION
Goodspeed Musicals are holding are holding auditions on Saturday, April 26th for a young boy to play Tom of Warwick in Camelot this summer and for the understudy for that role.
Please contact it you are interested,
Donna Lynn Cooper Hilton
Line Producer
Goodspeed Musicals
860-873-8664 ext. 724
860-301-3996 cell
HCD Dance Calendar
April 14 – April 17 |
Hartford location vacation (Make-ups scheduled for 4/13 , 4/14, 4/16 & 4/18 |
April 20 - 24 |
Simsbury location vacation (Make-ups scheduled for 4/21 & 4/25 |
April 21- 24 |
Windsor School Performances for Ensemble |
April 24 & 25 |
Performance Ensemble to Perform at the PAC |
Check our Website for our Dance Summer Programs: http://hcd.hartford.edu/Programs/Summer.htm
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The Hartt School presents the 2008-2009 Faculty Recital Series on Sunday, May 10, at 3 p.m. in Berkman Recital Hall on the University of Hartford’s West Hartford campus. This performance features Community Division Faculty Members performing a diverse program including works for voice and piano, a wind and piano quintet, and the Dvorak Double Bass Quintet.
Performers include Nancy Andersen, Andy Bhasin, Carlos Boltes, Alan Francis, Maggie Francis, Mark George, Marilyn Krentzman, Rebecca Noreen, Susan Powell, Susan Robison, Susan Spaulding, and Katalin Viszmeg.
Admission is free.
Please call the University Box Office at 860.768.4228 or 800.274.8587 or visit www.hartford.edu/hartt for more information.
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Next Concert: May 1st
The Simsbury Public Library Concert Series continues with another concert on Friday, May 1st. The concert will be held at 12:30pm, and is FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
This concert will feature HCD Faculty members;
 Renaldo Guadalupe Alamo, Guitar
Mark George (HCD DIRECTOR), Piano
Jessica Meyer, Violin
Michael Wheeler, Viola
David Gibson, Cello
Ruth Bergman, Violin
Liz Fay, Violin
 Susan Robison, Cello
Also performing will be Anna Griffis, Viola, a recent Hartt graduate in violin performance, and the winner of the 2008 Van Rooy Competition.
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Vivace/Aria Suzuki group classes to perform for the New Britain Museum of American Art gala on Saturday, May 2 at 6:30-7:15pm. The group will be lead by Suzuki Violin Faculty Jessica Meyer.
The New Britain Museum of American Art
There are some 5,000 works of American art spanning more than three centuries in the Museum’s collection.
Directions from Interstate 84 East & West:
- Take Exit 35 (left exit) onto Rte. 72E.
- Follow signs to New Britain and take Columbus Blvd, exit 8.
- At the exit light, turn right and proceed to the next light.
- Take a right onto West Main Street and
- Take a left before Bank of America onto Lexington St.
- Museum and free parking lot are on the left.
From Interstate 91:
- Take Exit 22N, onto Rte. 9.
- Follow Rte. 9 to exit 28.
- Follow Rte. 72W to Corbin Ave, exit 7.
- At exit light, turn right, proceed to next light, and turn right onto West Main St.
- One block after the third light, turn right after Bank of America onto Lexington St.
- Museum and free parking lot are on the left.
Hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Thursday: 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sunday: noon – 5 p.m.
Monday: Closed
Admission:
Members FREE
$9 for Adults
$8 for Seniors
$7 for Students
Children under 12 free
Saturday admission from 10 a.m. to noon is free to the public.
For more information visit the
New Britain Museum of American Art website at: www.nbmaa.org
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These programs are now part of the High School & Middle School Music Camp offerings!
  
NEW High School Music Camp
July 27-31, 2009
8:30am-5:30pm
$295 (full-day)
$175 (half-day)
High school aged musicians will enjoy intensive study on their instrument for half a day, with general performing arts exposure during the remainder of each day. Instrument-specific workshops include flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet & horn; additional classes offered in movement, improvisation, music theory, music history, chorus and optimizing the body for instrumental performance. Half-day options are available.
This program is the continuation of the High School Clarinet Institute, High School Horn Institute and High School Trumpet Institute.
Instrument-specific classes will take place for approximately half the day and are split into intermediate and advanced sections to better target activities, repertoire and technical exercises according to ability pending adequate enrollment. Areas of study may include warm-up routines, fundamentals, intonation, range and endurance, varieties of literature, ensemble and solo playing, mock auditions, balance and blend, instrument accessories and equipment, basic improvisation, vibrato, tone, proper sound production, and much, much more.
Lunch and general classes will involve all students across many instrument types. All students will participate in a one-hour class discussing music theory, music history and ear-training which will incorporate Kodaly sight-singing techniques. The remaining two class periods will allow students to choose among electives.
NEW Middle School Music Camp
August 17-21, 2009
8:30am-5:30pm
$295 (full-day)
$175 (half-day)
Now offering a fully-comprehensive music program that combines the performing arts with summer fun! Open to students with at least 2 years of experience on their instrument or voice, students will enjoy the intensity of direct study on their primary instrument along with the fun and enjoyment that comes from broadened musical exposure. Other classes include music theory, song-writing, sight-singing, ear-training, plus chorus and instrumental ensembles depending upon your specialty.
This program is the continuation of the Middle School Clarinet Institute, Middle School Horn Institute and Middle School Trumpet Institute.
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May 30, 2009
  
“A Cello Afternoon” will be a fun and interactive exploration of the fundamentals of cello playing.
This program is open to students who have had at least two years of playing experience.
Each session will help guide students towards establishing a strong foundation by focusing on basic, yet important techniques as well as enjoyable ways to practice.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION!
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On Sunday, April 19th - 7:00 PM - Emmett Drake will conduct a collaborative string orchestra comprised of Opus 89' and CYS players who will perform as the final act in a benefit concert for Foodshare at the University of Hartford’s Gengras Student Union. The program also includes a professional jazz ensemble and a University of Hartford Gospel choir. Admission is free but with a suggested donation ($10).
CLICK HERE FOR THE FLYER!
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Hartt Percussion Ensemble Presents Musicircus
The Hartt Percussion Ensemble presents a “57-Year Retrospective Musicircus of the Percussion Music of John Cage,” a seminal voice in American music and culture. The concert, free and open to the public, is about 85 minutes in length, and will take place on Saturday, April 18, at 7:30 PM in Millard Auditorium on the University of Hartford’s West Hartford campus. For information, visit www.hartford.edu/hartt.
A unique audience experience, a musicircus is an overlapping, musical collage or “happening,” presented in a live surround-sound environment. The audience will be encouraged to wander throughout the performance space during the musicircus in order to experience the event from different perspectives. Hartt’s Percussion Ensemble will perform forty two of Cage's compositions, in an overlapping musical collage. Performers will be spread throughout the performance space and the audience will be invited to wander throughout the auditorium during the concert.
Ensemble members will perform on hundreds of percussion instruments, ranging from frame drums to conch shells, from bass drums to pine cones, from typewriters to amplified cacti. It will be an unforgettable experience for all those in attendance.
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The Hartt School Presents Exciting Dance Program on the Main Stage
The Hartt School Dance Division presents Hartt Dances, Friday, May 1, and Saturday, May 2, at 7:30 PM, and Sunday, May 3, at 3 PM at Lincoln Theater on the University of Hartford’s West Hartford campus. Admission is $20, with discounts for seniors, students, and groups. For tickets and information, contact the University of Hartford Box Office at 860.768.4228 or 800.274.8587, or visit http://www.hartford.edu/hartt.
The exciting Hartt Dance program for spring 2009 includes Napoli variations, choreographed by August Bournonville and restaged by Hilda Morales; the internationally acclaimed ballet Flames of Paris choreographed by Alla Nikitina; and Ink Passion choreographed by Lorelei Chang. The highlight of the program will be Act Two of Giselle after Marius Petipa, restaged by Hilda Morales.
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The University of Hartford is holding Community Day on Saturday, April 18th!
There will be over 50 events for children & adults, including Hot Air Balloon Rides, The Taubl Family (from America’s Got Talent) in Concert, a petting zoo, instrumental show & play, HCD student & faculty performances, and much more!
All of these offerings are FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
Visit http://www.hartford.edu/communityday/ for more information!
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The Community Division is offering a number of week-long music camps this summer. The programs are an affordable and convenient way for students to stay connected to the performing arts. A summary follows. There are also other half-day programs available. Get complete details at www.hcd.hartford.edu or by calling (860) 768-4451.
July 6-10 Summer Tune-Up (8:30am – 5:30pm) $295
For students who already play an instrument and are interested in an exciting camp environment (grades 2–7)
July 13-17 Performing Arts Primer (8:30am – 5:30pm) $295
For students new to the performing arts who want to explore singing, playing and dancing (grades K-5)
July 27-31 High School Music Camp (8:30am – 5:30pm) $295
Students receive instruction on their own musical instrument and explore topics such as music technology, theory, history and movement in a stimulating arts environment
July 20-24 Youth Summer Dance Intensive SESSION 1 (9:00am–5:00pm) $400
Designed for serious dance students who want to develop a versatile technique in ballet, jazz and modern
July 27-31 Youth Summer Dance Intensive SESSION 2 (9:00am–5:00pm) $400
Students wishing to repeat Youth Summer Dance Intensive pay only $750 for two weeks
August 3-7 Dancing on Broadway SESSION 1 (9:00am – 5:00pm) $400
Designed for the serious dance student who wants to focus on the dance aspect of musical theatre (grades 5-12)
August 10-14 Dancing on Broadway SESSION 2 (9:00am – 5:00pm) $400
Designed for the serious dance student who wants to focus on the dance aspect of musical theatre (grades 5-12) Pay only $750 for two weeks.
August 10-14 Middle School Band Institute (9:00am – 5:00pm) $295
Wind, brass and percussion ensemble for students entering grades 7 - 9
August 17-21 Middle School Music Camp (8:30am – 5:30pm) $295
Students receive instruction on their own musical instrument and explore topics such as music technology, theory, history and movement in a stimulating arts environment |
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Please check your ensemble’s web calendar for any last-minute changes or cancellations: http://hcd.hartford.edu/music/instrumental_ensembles.htm
HCD Ensemble |
Day |
Time |
Date |
Location |
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Suzuki Orchestras |
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Appoggiatura |
Wednesdays |
5:45-6:30pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 22, 2009
April 29, 2009 |
Multi-Purpose Room at the UUC |
Da Capo |
Tuesdays |
5:45-6:30pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 21, 2009
April 28, 2009 |
Multi-Purpose Room at the UUC |
Intermezzo |
Tuesdays |
4:45-5:45pm |
NO REHEARSAL on
April 14, 2009
Rehearsal as normal:
April 21, 2009
April 28, 2009 |
Multi-Purpose Room at the UUC |
Vivace |
Saturdays |
11:15am-12:15pm |
NO REHEARSAL
April 18, 2009
Rehearsal as normal:
April 25, 2009 |
Bliss Music Room, Hartt |
Opus 89 |
Saturdays |
12:30-2:30pm |
NO REHEARSAL
April 18, 2009
Rehearsal as normal:
April 25, 2009 |
Bliss Music Room, Hartt |
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Concert Ensemble (Winds & Strings) |
Saturdays |
9:00-11:00am |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 18, 2009
April 25, 2009 |
Bliss Music Room, Hartt |
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GHYWE |
Sundays |
5:30-7:30pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 19, 2009 |
Bliss Music Room, Hartt |
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CYS |
Sundays |
2:00-4:00pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 19, 2009 |
Bliss Music Room, Hartt |
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Joza Karas Adult String Ensemble |
Saturdays |
11:15am-12:45pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 18, 2009
April 25, 2009 |
Room 342, Hartt |
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CT Children’s Chorus |
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Overture Choir |
Tuesdays |
5:30-7:00pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 21, 009 |
Room 120 at Hartt |
Prelude Choir |
Tuesdays |
5:30-7:00pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 21, 009 |
Room 105 at the Magnet School |
Canticum Choir |
Tuesdays |
5:30-7:00pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 21, 009 |
Room 106 at the Magnet School |
Cambiata Choir |
Tuesdays |
5:30-7:00pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 21, 009 |
Room 208, Magnet School |
Concert Choir |
Tuesdays |
5:30-7:30pm |
Rehearsal as normal:
April 21, 009 |
Agora, Magnet School |
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FREE Sight Reading Parties for String Students in Intermezzo, Vivace, Opus, Concert Ensemble & CYS |
Fridays (intermittent) |
7:30-9:00pm |
Friday, April 24
Friday, May 8
Friday, May 22 |
Rehearsals will be held in Room 342, Hartt |
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Performer’s Certificate |
Mondays |
3:30-5:30pm |
Monday, April 20 |
Academics/Projects Class I |
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This week’s question: Here comes the band playing The Stars and Stripes Forever by:
a) Edwin Granko Goldman
b) Sir Edward Elgar
c) John Philip Sousa
d) George Gershwin
This week’s prize: 2 tickets to your choice of performance of Hartt Dances
The Hartt School Dance Division will present Marius Petipa's 2nd Act of Giselle restaged by Hilda Morales as well as internationally acclaimed ballet Flames of Paris choreographed by Alla Nikitina and Miguel Campaneria and Ink Passion choreographed by Ms. Lorelei Chang.
Friday, May 1, 2009 - Saturday, May 2, 2009
7:30 p.m.
Lincoln Theater
To submit your answers: Reply to jburnham@hartford.edu with the subject “Quiz Answer”. Answers must be received before 12 noon on the Tuesday after the Newsletter is sent. If more than one person answers correctly, the winner will be chosen randomly, using the tried-and-true “pick a name out of a hat” method. Please also note your connection to the Hartt Community Division (teacher/program) when you submit your answer.
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This Hartt Community Division Newsletter is distributed via e-mail to all faculty, staff, and families of the Community Division, who request the newsletter, every Thursday afternoon from September through June. It is also posted in the lobby of the Community Division Office and on our website: www.hcd.hartford.edu
Mark George, Director (george@hartford.edu ) – new program ideas, fundraising, general issues and concerns.
Alana Seddon, Associate Director (aseddon@hartford.edu ) – new program ideas, school-wide issues and concerns, current programming ideas or issues, and operational concerns.
Dawn Zumbroski, Registrar (zumbroski@hartford.edu ) -- registration issues, billing concerns and payments.
Jill Burnham, Administrative Secretary (jburnham@hartford.edu ) -- new student referrals and registration.
Judy Chestnut, Budget Administrator (chestnut@hartford.edu ) -- budget and payroll issues.
Jill Vasbinder, Assistant Director of Dance and Off-Campus Programs (jvasbinde@hartford.edu ) -- responsible for managing administrative details for the Simsbury Branch and the Dance Department.
Amanda Kilpatrick, Dance Administrator (kilpatric@hartford.edu ) -- dance department
Emmett Drake, Scheduling Coordinator (hcdevents@hartford.edu ) -- recital programs and room scheduling
Noah Glynn, Events & Programs Coordinator (glynn@hartford.edu ) – managing ensembles and coordinating special events
Cindy Mickens, Jessica Rudman, Eva O’Brien (harttcomm@hartford.edu ) - part-time receptionists at the main campus
Cindy Graham, Isabelle Phillips, Cierra Berry and Gretchen Schrader (simsmore@hartford.edu ) – part-time receptionists at the Simsbury location
Krista Rescsanski, Jennifer Fuller and Danielle Edson (dancedesk@hartford.edu ) – part-time receptionists at the Hartford Dance Center
To submit an article, email jburnham@hartford.edu no later than the Wednesday of the week you would like it to appear. We encourage our faculty, students and staff to submit articles. Articles will appear once. The staff of the Hartt Community Division reserves the right to edit articles for content, grammar and length.
Please visit our website at http://www.hartford.edu/hartt/community
To pay your bills online: http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/bursar/payment.html
To find out about Hartt news, activities, and events, please read the News from the Dean, which is published every other week: http://www.hartford.edu/hartth/Hartt_News/NewsfromtheDean.htm
TO UNSUBSCRIBE: If you do not want to receive the Hartt Community Division’s Email Newsletter, please email jburnham@hartford.edu with the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body or subject of the email.
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