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Bulletin of the University of Southern California School of Performing Arts 1981-1983 Celebrate New Albany!: A musical celebration of the New Albany High School performing arts by David K Longest, 1988 Sir Francis Seymour Haden, M.D: Prints from the Syracuse University art collections : April 18-August 6, 1982, Joe and Emily Lowe Art Gallery, School of ... and Performing Arts, Syracuse University by Francis Seymour Haden, 1982 North American schools of the arts: A profile of arts schools K-12 : a project of the Network of Performing and Visual Arts Schools by Cheryl G Carter, 1990 (Black & White Reprint) 1985 Yearbook: San Diego School of Creative & Performing Arts, San Diego, California (Black & White Reprint) 1985 Yearbook: LaGuardia High School of Music & Art & Performing Arts, New York, New York Coop Himmelb(l)au: Central Los Angeles High School No 9 for the Visual and Performing Arts by Coop Himmelb(l)au, Sylvia Lavin, 2010-04-20 High Schools in Hamilton County, Ohio: St. Xavier High School, School for Creative and Performing Arts, Moeller High School Art Schools in the United States: School for Creative and Performing Arts Teaching the Social Studies & Visual & Performing Arts in the Elementary School by Dr. Ivy Yee-Sakamoto, Shanon Fitzpatrick, 2009 Cincinnati Public Schools; School for Creative and Performing Arts, Walnut Hills High School, Woodward High School, Sycamore Junior High School Middle Schools in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Shady Side Academy, Rogers Middle School for the Creative and Performing Arts Margaret Bourke-White: The humanitarian vision : [exhibition] April 24-September 9, 1983, Joe and Emily Lowe Art Gallery, School of Art, College of Visual and Performing Arts, Syracuse University by Margaret Bourke-White, 1983 Performing Arts in Primary Schools by Pauline Tambling, 1990-05-31

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41. Product 2
    Specializing in services for dance schools with examples of work. Based in Madison, AL.  
    http://www.hunter-photography.com/product_2.html
    
    Extractions: Serving the Performing Arts Community Since 1996 Hunter Photography speciallizes in services designed for the Performing Arts. We are uniquely qualified and experienced to provide these services. Whitney has studied and taught classical ballet and other dance forms for 20 years. Lucas has been photographing artistic performances since 1996. Our combination of experience allows us to create poses that are technically accurate while visually appealing. Head Shots Recital Portraits What parent wouldn't want a beautiful portrait of their child showing off the skills that they have worked so hard to perfect. We recognize this desire, and the desire not to break the bank. We bring our studio to your students. Whitney's vast experience studying and teaching dance allows us to quickly assess each student's abilities, and choose a pose that complements the student's costume and ability. This frees your time to run your studio. We offer affordable packages that give your parents options that fit their budgets.

42. Project Joy
    A community arts organization which celebrates the performing arts in the lives of people in Northern Ohio. Includes information about performances in local schools, nursing homes and communities.  
    http://www.projectjoy.net
    
    Extractions: Linda Sesock, Executive Director Dedicated to celebrating the Performing Arts in the lives of the people of Northern Ohio Project Joy is a community arts organization which celebrates the performing arts in the lives of people in Northern Ohio. Project Joy's mission, delivered through its programs, affirms the dignity and self-esteem of people through the performing arts. Integral to this mission is developing, promoting and supporting local performing arts Project Joy fulfills its mission through the following programs: CLICK HERE for an audition

43. HKAPA
    Includes information on the academy's schools, courses and performances.  
    http://www.hkapa.edu/

44. Livonia Public Schools Creative And Performing Arts Capa
    of courses offered and profiles of the staff. News of events, alumni achievements and previous productions. Based in Livonia, Michigan.  
    http://www.starringcapa.com

45. Welcome To The Young Artists Theater
    West Laurel MD. Live shows for families and performing arts classes for children and teens. Year round programs for scouts, schools and birthday parties.  
    http://www.yatheatre.com

46. Teatronics Lighting Controls, Inc. Home Page
    The former Teatronics product line, now serviced by Entertainment Lighting Controls. Distributor information available on site. Dimmers, consoles and rack equipment for churches, hotels, performing arts centers, schools, and professional theatres. Santa Margarita, CA.  
    http://www.teatronics.com/

47. Shenandoah Shakespeare Staunton Virginia Blackfriars Playhouse Theatre William S
    Two touring theater troupes that crisscross the country, performing to over 60,000 people annually at colleges, high schools, festivals, and performing arts centers.  
    http://www.ishakespeare.com/
    
    Extractions: Shenandoah Shakespeare is an educational and entertainment organization that makes Shakespeare accessible to all with fresh, energetic productions. We tour internationally and perform in repertory in historic Staunton, Virginia, at Blackfriars Playhouse, the world's only re-creation of William Shakespeare's original indoor theatre. We offer educational programs, conferences, lectures, and a summer theatre camp for teens.

48. MATD - Welcome
    Promotes enjoyment of music and the performing arts to the hearingimpaired community. Details of workshops, schools projects, signed theatrical performances throughout the United Kingdom, and their instrument lending library.  
    http://www.matd.org.uk/

49. The Play Group Theatre
    Westchester's theater for children and teens. Find performing arts programs for children eighteen and under and performances for the whole family. PGT's original plays and musicals for young actors are produced by schools, camps and theaters across the country.  
    http://www.playgroup.org/

50. Leeds Met - Film School Homepage -
    Courses, Faculties and schools, The Met Office, Visiting Applying Faculties and schools School of Film, Television performing arts  
    http://www.lmu.ac.uk/as/ftpa/
    
    Extractions: Skip to primary navigation for this site. Skip to content on this page. Skip to navigation for this page. Skip to navigation for entire Leeds Met site. ... Search Leeds Met Quick Links About Leeds Met Courses Faculties and Schools The Met Office International Students Services to Students Services to Business Regional University Former Students Helpzone Latest News VC Reflects For Staff For Students Leeds Met Student Union About Leeds Met Courses Faculties and Schools The Met Office ... Alumni document.title = document.title + " Homepage" The film, television and moving image courses, previously part of the Northern Film School , bring an established and dedicated team of staff with wide ranging experience in all aspects of filmmaking to support to the School. The Skillset accredited MA in Screenwriting has a proven track record in supporting writing for all modes of production. The Playwork team bring expertise in work with children across therapeutic, creative and developmental settings. This offers a unique dynamic to the courses in the School where the potential for collaboration across the fields of play, film making and expression meet. Future development of performing arts for the University is within the remit of the School and this brings exciting propositions for collaboration within the School’s courses and across the University.

51. Bluecoat Arts Centre
    Contemporary visual and performing arts, in a listed building. Includes a diary, schools' information, facilities, a history, and contact details.  
    http://www.bluecoatartscentre.com/
    
    Extractions: After almost a century as a thriving venue for the contemporary arts, Bluecoat Arts Centre is about to embark upon a major capital programme that will greatly enhance and expand the building, securing the future of one of Liverpool’s best-loved and most distinctive architectural gems, and strengthening Bluecoat as a leading centre of creativity.

52. School Of Performing Arts, Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama
    Maintained by University Communications. Last updated June 28, 2005.  
    http://www.samford.edu/schools/performingarts/

53. Meherrin River Arts Council | 434-634-6001
    Produces an annual concert series that features nationally known entertainers, provides performing arts programming for local public schools. Council overview, events calendar, and ticket information.  
    http://www.mrac-arts.com/
    
    Extractions: WOW………..Make that a double WOW. The Paul Anka show was absolutely in a word fabulous. What a way to end the 2005 season. How about our other acts this year Bowfire, Pam Tillis and Little Anthony and the Imperials? “Great music and great memories” is what we hope to leave you after each performance. It is our feeling this year was probably our best season ever. We hope that you agree. The Meherrin River Arts Council Board of Directors would like to thank all of our sponsors and season ticket holders for your support this year. We are busily working on the 2006 series. Our program director is hard at work searching for the right acts for our series next year. Have a good summer. The Meherrin River Arts Council Board of Directors click to enter past season website

54. The Landmark Studio For The Arts
    Promotes visual and performing arts for the community and schools in Braxton County, West Virginia.  
    http://landmarkstudio.tripod.com

55. Hunter School Of The Performing Arts
    A K12 school offering a comprehensive curriculum including performing and related arts speciality for both primary and secondary students.  
    http://www.huntperfor-h.schools.nsw.edu.au
    
    Extractions: Search WWW Search HSPA Hello and Welcome to the website of... Each of us is responsible for our own destiny As a K to 12 school, Hunter School of the Performing Arts offers a comprehensive curriculum with a performing and related arts speciality for both primary and secondary students. Students come from the Hunter Region, the Central Coast and beyond, and entry into the school is through audition. The school has undergone a major curriculum review and change to accommodate its new direction towards becoming fully performing arts. This means that all incoming students will follow through with at least one performing arts subject through their secondary schooling. It also means that new courses are being developed to accommodate a variety of talents and interests in the performing arts and related areas. There is a Theatre Arts course available to students in Stage 5 (years 9 and 10) and the school has piloted a new Vocational Education course in the Entertainment Industry I Stage 6 (Years 11 and 12.) Modules in areas such as sound and lighting, front of house and stage management are included and lead to accreditation. Provision is now made in the audition process for prospective new students to apply not as performers but as students with talent in related areas such as sound and lighting, set design/construction.

56. Art Schools And Art Colleges Directory - ArtSchools.com
    The Art School and Art Program Directory. Compare 3500+ Art and Design schools. performing arts Photography Printmaking Product Design  
    http://www.artschools.com/
    
    Extractions: City or Zip OR Search by These Preferences USA: No Preference -Regions at Bottom- Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming - Help w/ Regions - Central Mid Atlantic Mid South Mid West North East Pacific West South East West or World: No Preference Australia Austria Canada Czech Republic Denmark France Germany Ireland Italy Japan Mexico Netherlands, The

57. Lithopolis Area Fine Arts Association
    Supports art exhibitions, art festivals, awards to local artists, films from the classics, the annual performing arts series, and artists in the schools workshops.  
    http://cwda.net/LAFAA/
    
    Extractions: a Member This is our 31st Anniversary! The Lithopolis Area Fine Arts Association (LAFAA) continues to bring a varied cultural program series to the area served by the Wagnalls Memorial Library. LAFAA was founded in 1973 to encourage the development of visual and performing arts in our community. Over the years it has sponsored art exhibitions, art festivals, awards to local artists, films from the classics, the annual Performing Arts Series, and Artists in the Schools workshops. The series programs and workshops have included light and serious drama, dance groups, mime, a puppeteer and a wide variety of musical events ranging from the classical to bluegrass. The Association is administered by a Governing Board of fifteen to twenty-five members elected from within the community. Programs are presented at the Wagnalls Memorial Library . The Board cannot handle all of the work required for all of the programs. Help is needed from as many members of the community as possible.

58. Wollongong High School Of The Performing Arts
    Address and contact information.  
    http://www.wollongong-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/

59. Performing Arts Department At Wellesley Schools
    Including Drama, Music, and Dance program information; course descriptions, schedules of performances, and guidelines.  
    http://www.wellesley.mec.edu/k12/pages/PA/
    
    Extractions: "Preserving culture, one generation at a time" DRAMA "Artistic ways of knowing the worldfrom poetry and literature to music and dance to the visual artsenable human beings to find meaning and purpose. The arts represent humanity's irrepressible search for significance and worth through the power of the imagination. Because imagination and the arts have moral, intellectual, social, and aesthetic dimensions, the arts are central to a liberal education in a democratic society." Matthew King, Ed. D.

60. NACAC Steps To College Online Newsletter
    Students who wish to study visual or performing arts have some unique challenges and Conservatories and standalone arts schools offer an immersion-type  
    http://www.nacac.com/p&s_steps_0303arts.html
    
    Extractions: Prospective arts majors have two degree options: a bachelor of arts (BA) degree with a major in the arts and a bachelor of fine arts (BFA) for artists/performers or bachelor of music (BM) for musicians. The BA degree is the typical liberal arts degreestudents who major in English, history, and other humanities majors also earn BA degrees. The BFA or BM degree is more focused and intense. "There is a world of difference between a BA in music and a BM in music," says Anthony Celentano, school counselor/military advisor at Pope John XXIII High School (NJ), who holds a BM and MM (master of music). "A BA in music will be pretty much like any other BA degreelots of courses outside of your major with approximately 12 or so courses in your major. That's not a lot of music for the student who is looking for an intense musical experience. A BM in music essentially is a professional degree. Within my 120+ credits for my BM, only 36 were liberal arts courses. The remainder were music or degree-related courses: private lessons, conducting classes, music history, music theory, etc." Which degree you choose depends on your college and career goals. If you have a high degree of commitment to your art and desire an intense, often competitive college experience, a BFA or BM might be right for you. If you would rather study a variety of subjects along with your arts major, a BA may be the way to go.

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