Concert with Young Artist Chamber Players and Suzuki Strings Cedar City

Thanks to everyone involved with the April 13 concert with the guest musicians from Salt Lake City. Special thanks to Jack Ashton for his dedicated service to music throughout the state and inspiring leadership.

Videos links to performances:

Spring by Vivaldi, 1st movement, with combined orchestras

Attack on the Windmills by Don Quixote by Telemann

Minuet 3 with minor section

Corrente by J. S. Bach

Solitude on the Mountain performed by Young Artist Chamber Players

Concerto for Two Celli, Allegro, by Vivaldi

Suzuki Strings students, teachers, and pianists at April 13 concert

Jack Ashton with our Suzuki Strings Cedar City teachers

Young Artist Chamber Players at the concert directed by Jack Ashton

Recognizing soloists for Vivaldi Spring Concerto

Violins rehearsing

Violists rehearsing

Rehearsal for Spring Concerto by Vivaldi

Lindsay Szczesny introducing the concert

Amy Gold leading the group pieces in rehearsal

A little piano break between rehearsal and performance

Students enjoy treats between the rehearsal and concert.

Recognizing the soloists for Vivaldi Spring Concerto

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Workshop Schedule For Nov. 2 and 3, 2018

Friday, Nov. 2 Regional Suzuki Strings Workshop & Concert Heritage Center/Festival Hall Conference Center Room 7, enter by office on southwest corner of building and go upstairs or from 2nd floor of parking garage by Festival Hall sign Arrive at least 10 minutes before class to be ready, sit quietly and listen when it’s a piece you do not know yet. Conference Center Room 2 enter by office on southwest corner of building and go upstairs or from 2nd floor of parking garage by Festival Hall sign 3 p.m.
(Some of you may need to arrange to get out of school early to be on time.) Cello: Catherine Anne Willey Schulzke, guest clinician Elfintanz (Elf Dance)
Angus Campbell
John Dunbar Theme
Perpetual Motion (beginners open D) Melany Jeffs, pianist Advanced Violin: Denise Willey, guest clinician Allegro by Fiocco 2nd Seitz Gavotte in D Major Gavotte from “Mignon” Karaly Whitesel, piano 4 p.m.

Regional Workshop & Concert Nov. 2 and 3

------- Regional workshop and concert Nov. 2 and 3, 2018
Concert on Sat., Nov. 3, at 5 p.m. Public invited

(suggested donation $5) Heritage Center, 105 N. 100 East, Cedar City, UT Classes Friday afternoon starting at 3 p.m.
and Saturday starting at 9 a.m., all at Heritage Center -------
Repertoire: Book 1 Twinkle Variation A in Key of D, Theme in Key of A Lightly Row with harmony O Come Little Children with harmony Etude with harmony and duet Happy Farmer with orchestra accompaniment
Book 2 Bourrée by Handel with orchestra accompaniment Gavotte from Mignon by Thomas, violin only
Book 3 Gavotte in D Major, violin only (use revised edition)
Book 4 2nd Seitz, violin only at this point although we own the orchestra parts if we feel we can add to the orchestra. We'll decide by mid Sept.
Book 6 Allegro by Fiocco
Fiddle and supplementary Barrage Vol 1: Country Dance and Blue Bells (open D drone for beginners) Star Spangled Banner from Let Us Have Music book, cello bass line of piano (beginners open G
Orchest…

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Merry Christmas from Suzuki Strings Cedar City

By Suzuki Strings Cedar City December 09, 2018

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Frontier Homestead program on Nov. 5, 2018. We appreciate the students, teachers, pianists and families involved. Thanks to the staff at Frontier Homestead for providing this opportunity to share our music. Videos and photos by Heather Wilhelm, teachers and parents. If you have one you want to share please send to suzukistringscc@gmail.com.

Best wishes for a wonderful Christmas

Video links of the performances:

Blue Bells

My Dreydal

Frosty the Snowman

Here We Come a Caroling featuring the cellists

First Noel

O Come Little Children

Jingle Bells

Silent Night

We Wish You a Merry Christmas

Thanks to Heather Wilhelm and Samantha Herring for the Christmas group class downstairs

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