Suzuki Strings
Presents Regional Concert
You are invited to the Suzuki Strings workshop concert on
Saturday, Nov. 3, at 5 p.m. in the Heritage Theater, 105 N. 100 East, in Cedar
City. Music ranges from fiddling to classics. The concert features outstanding clinicians
and students from age 4 to adult from throughout the region. The suggested
donation is $5 and the public is invited.
Movie themes from Gabriel’s Oboe and John Dunbar are on the
program as well music by Telemann, Handel, Fiocco and more. The concert includes pieces for the
individual instruments as well as the student orchestra.
Denise Willey serves as the orchestra, advanced violin, and
viola clinician. She is the founder of
the Lyceum Orchestra program, a new Vivace Orchestra program, and is a SAA
Registered Teacher Trainer. She has been
honored by the American String Teachers Association and served on the Suzuki
Association of Utah Board for 30 years. Her “I LOVE to Read Music” literacy
series is used internationally. Her six
children have received national recognition for their musical achievements. Two
of her children are also clinicians for the regional workshop and concert.
Catherine Anne Willey Schulzke teaches the cello
classes. She is a BYU graduate and has
been a soloist with the Utah Symphony twice, as well as other orchestras. She
teaches in the Lyceum and Vivace programs as well as at the Bryce Music Camp.
Lara Willey is finishing her degree at Utah Valley University
and has also been a soloist with the Utah Symphony a record five times, along
with many other national performances.
She was the concertmaster for the Utah All-State Orchestra and taught at
the Bryce Music Camp. She will teach violin classes for the workshop.
Teachers from throughout the region encourage their students
to participate in the two day workshop. They join the students who have weekly
classes at SUU. Group class teachers are Marin Colby, Lindsay Szczesny, Amy
Gold, Sarah Chee, Heather Wilhelm, Samantha Herring, Karaly Whitesel, Bethany
Jeffs, Mindy Grimshaw, and Sara Penny. Pianists are Mary Cozzens, Karaly
Whitesel, Beth Stephenson, and Melanie Jeffs.
The Saturday concert culminates two days of workshop classes with students from throughout Utah. Suzuki Strings Cedar City is a non-profit organization and appreciates support from the RAP Fund (Recreation, Arts, and Parks) and the Suzuki Association of Utah. “Learning new techniques and musical ideas enrich our performances,” said Sara Penny, director. “We looking forward to the workshop concert and appreciate our strong team of local teachers.” Suzuki Strings works with the SUU Music Department and the Suzuki Association of Utah to provide musical opportunities for students.
In addition to the concert there is a parent and teacher meeting with the clinicians on Friday, Nov. 2, at 6:15 p.m. at the upstairs conference room at Festival Hall/Heritage Center to explore notereading, motivation, and ideas to help students succeed. This is free and the public is invited. More info: suzukistringscc@gmail.com
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Who: Suzuki Strings Cedar City
What: Regional Concert
Where: Heritage Theater, 105 N.
100 Eat, Cedar City
When: Saturday, Nov. 3, 5 p.m.
How: Students age 4 through adult
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