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All music students are welcome to attend the Langley Community Music
School's summer workshops.
New: 2011 Summer Beat Workshop
REGISTRATION FORM
Summer Beat
Brochure
Dates: July 18 to July 21
Time: 9:00am to 3:00am
Cost: Non-Refundable Registration Fee:
$35
$150 (by June 1)
$170 (after June 1)
This program is designed
for intermediate level students looking to explore music beyond
their one-on-one lesson experience. String students start the day
with orchestra/large ensemble learning repertoire that includes fun
and popular musical themes (such as Star War). Piano students work
in piano ensemble and chamber groups. Smaller groups will form
chamber ensembles rehearsing and working together with a coach
acquiring chamber music skills. In the afternoon, students will
participate in an enrichment class of drumming or fiddling. A final
concert will take place on July 21 at 5pm.
Note: Students receive 3 hours of supervised
instruction between 9am and 3pm. During the non-instruction hours,
students are expected to practice individually or in their chamber
groups. parent supervision may be necessary for younger students.
Schedule: (subject to change)
9:00 am - 10:00
am Orchestra/large ensemble/piano
ensemble
10:00 am - 12:00 am Group rehearsal/chamber coaching
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Enrichment Class
(Fiddling or Drumming)
Requirements: Suzuki Bk. 5 and
up, RCM Grade 6 and up
Faculty Biographies
Bruce
Henczel, Percussion
Percussionist, composer, Bruce Henczel received his Master of Music
in percussion performance from UBC. He has since recorded and
published two solo cds, has been heard numerous times live on CBC
Radio 2, and has performed with all of the major orchestras in BC.
Andrea Taylor, Fiddling
B. Mus. University of Victoria. She has completed the Suzuki
Education Course at Western Washington University. With over 15
years teaching experience Andrea has performed over a thousand shows
across North America as the Fiddle player for a group signed to
Nettwerk Records and has sold over 60,000 cds.
Joel Stobbe, Cello
After studying in Augsburg, Germany, Joel Stobbe returned to Canada
as a founding member of the Borealis String Quartet (2000-2005).
Joel is currently the principal cellist of the Vancouver Island
Symphony, and enjoys an active career giving frequent concerts as
soloist and chamber musician. Joel is the program coordinator
for advanced programs and is a dedicated pedagogue at the Langley
Community Music School.
Elizabeth Bergmann, Piano
Elizabeth has an active performing career and is the recipient of
many awards and prizes of international competitions. She
performs most regularly with her husband as the Bergmann Piano Duo
and with the Land's End Chamber Ensemble. Recitals and
concerts with orchestra have taken them to many parts of the world.
Elizabeth is nationally and internationally involved as a lecturer
and juror of festivals, workshops and competitions. Elizabeth
is Artistic Director, Concerts and Director of Summer Programs at
Langley Community Music School.
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