21. Limerick Leader - December 1st, 2001 - Features - Talk Of The Town GIFTED pianist and songwriter, Michael English, returns with a brand new DAVID MacKenzie, violin, and rachel quinn, piano, will perform a recital at the http://www.limerick-leader.ie/issues/20011201/talk.html

Saturday, December 1st, 2001 Front Page Features Editorial Comment Brendan Halligan ... Feedback Let us know what you think Home Talk of the Town By AIDAN CORR Carols at Cathedral THIS Sunday, December 2 at 7pm, in St Mary's Cathedral at 7pm, there will be a recreation of a mediaeval candlelit ceremony of carols and readings for Advent. Starting with the cathedral in darkness, a procession of choir, Bishop and clergy will move to all parts of the building brinign darkness to light, the great Advent theme. This most dramatic of church liturgies will feature music by Tchaikovsky, Vaughan Williams, John Joubert, Boris Ord and plainsong. Art at An Chistin ARTISTS from the Marie Jacques Art Workshop will hold their Christmas Art Exhibition at An Chistin, Halla Ide, Thomas Street on Thursday next, December 6. Viewing from 7.30pm. Regina Nathan in concert THE University Concert Hall will be the venue on Saturday, December 15 for a Gala Musical Evening starring internationally known soprano, Regina Nathan. The concert, in aid of Limerick Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes, will also feature The Voices of Limerick, the Orchestra of the Limerick School of Music, compere Lorcan Murray and accompanist Mairead Hurley. Tickets are £14 and £12 and these can be booked from the Concert Hall (331549), Youth Information Office, O'Connell Street (314314) or the Diocesan Offices, 66 O'Connell Street (315856).

22. Lost And Found Normally, I can pick out a tune and chords, but I m no pianist. But this time,the muse was friend Lina Le; friend rachel Goldsmith; friend Sativa quinn http://www.vitriol.com/landf.html

Geoff Adams Found friend Allon Stern friend Mary Koster friend Doug Humphrey friend Dave McGuire friend Kiran Wagle Donald Glenn "D'Glenn" Arthur (Glenn) with Gail Rosencrown, 1986 Found I met Glenn at the first Evecon, and thereby discovered this wonderful nest of worthwhile people who lived near me. Glenn and I have had many adventures together, including sometimes dating the same people. Even though we don't see each other as often any more, every time we see each other, we immediately have a good time and can still read each others' minds, understand obscure jokes, and generally have a continuous if discontiguous relationship. friend Naomi Ruff friend Fran Suskin friend Steve Haug friend Shelley Davis friend Miriam Ruff friend Janelle Peery friend Jane Cayanan sibling John Arthur sibling Mark Arthur sibling Maria Arthur friend Katarina Schleidt friend Lina Le friend Allon Stern Current Status Glenn's living in Baltimore, which is close enough to see each other regularly, even though I'm often too lame to journey up there. Ellen Baer Lost Ellen and I met at college and were mutually intrigued. We spent a lot of time together, and one sweet night we had a fabulous cuddle. We continued dating on and off for a year or so.

23. Now In Production rachel Billiot – pianist. cast.gif. Garrett Bruce Sid Sorokin. Alison Arthurs -Babe Williams Hope Plaisance. quinn Foret. Spenser Boudreaux. http://www.thibodauxplayhouse.com/id8.html

Home This Seasons Plays Now In Production Just Finished! ... Children's Theatre Now In Production Mr. 80% A comedy by James Sherman Directed by Ronée Garcia Bourgeois Joan Delatte Troy Plaisance Michael Cato Heather Petit Thomas Simons Michelle Becnel Assistant Director: Blake Petit Producer: Norman Loeske Stage Manager: Sherry Thibodeaux If you liked the 80's TV show Bosom Buddies and the great movie, Some Like it Hot, you'll enjoy this one!!! "A truly funny play, this comic romp deals with two decidedly heterosexual young men who pretend to be homosexuals in order to share an apartment with a pair of very fetching young women." This play is rated PG 13 for Adult situations and language

24. Project MUSE or the unsettled pianist rachel Vinrace in Virginia Woolf s A Voyage Out. Yarbro, Chelsea quinn. False Notes. New York Jove Publications, 1991. OP http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/notes/v059/59.4boettcher.html

How Do I Get This Article? Athens Login Access Restricted This article is available through Project MUSE, an electronic journals collection made available to subscribing libraries NOTE: Please do NOT contact Project MUSE for a login and password. See How Do I Get This Article? for more information. Login: Password: Your browser must have cookies turned on Boettcher, Bonna J. "Music and Musicians in Mystery: A Bibliography" Notes - Volume 59, Number 4, June 2003, pp. 854-860 Music Library Association Excerpt Why do people read mysteries? The authors of The Mystery Readers' Advisory suggest several reasons. In his articles "Crime Fiction and Music" and "Music in English Detective Fiction: A Few Notes," Philip Scowcroft remarks upon the associations between music and literature. His comments parallel my own journey toward music mysteries. Initially, my primary focus was on any fiction involving representations of musicians. Consider Charlotte [End Page 854] Search Journals About MUSE Contact Us

25. David Blount pianist .Oliver Gooch. Directed by DAVID BLOUNT . Little Novels . With Ronald Pickup, John quinn, rachel Atkins and Hugh Dickson. http://www.radiolistings.co.uk/candc/blount_david.html

"David Blount" at Amazon UK "David Blount" at Amazon US Home Programmes ... Essays "David Blount" was found in the description of the following programme(s): Programme Name: Details: Assumption Day ...history. Maria....Miriam Karlin Ted....Geoffrey Whitehead Dorothy....Lucie Fitchett Stephen....Nicholas Boulton Robert....John Evitts Young Maria....Alison Pettitt Young Ted....Lyndon Ogbourne Joe....Iain Ridley Old Woman....Jean Trend Director.... DAVID BLOUNT Audience With Grimaldi, An ...Directed By.... DAVID BLOUNT Casting Shadows ...Director DAVID BLOUNT Einstein In Cromer ...Director: DAVID BLOUNT Enoch Soames ...By Max Beerbohm, dramatised by Eric Pringle. Convinced that posterity will acknowledge his genius, fin-de-siecle poet Enoch Soames accepts the devil's offer to glimpse the future: he is to be in the British Museum Reading Room this very afternoon! With Nigel Anthony, David Bannerman, Ioan Meredith, Christopher Wright and Rachel Atkins. Director DAVID BLOUNT Fast Girl, The ...Directed By.... DAVID BLOUNT Fear On 4 ...By Judy Upton. Anna has a healthy new heart. But who was the donor? And how did she die? With Rachel Atkins, Kim Wall, John Rowe, Gerard McDermott and Carolyn Jones. Director

26. CUA This Week cellist Robert Newkirk and pianist Marilyn Neeley. rachel M. Schlesinger The George J. quinn 50 Distinguished Service Award recognizes alumni who http://thisweek.cua.edu/archive_view.cfm?issue=77

27. Notre Dame Theatre Chronology 115 House Manager rachel Durkin Box Office Patricia Hart Dancer ColleenQuinn (Faculty artist) pianist Linda Butler Dance Title Far From Over, http://classic.archives.nd.edu/theatre/plays115.htm

Archives Notre Dame Theatre Chronology 1984/85 School Year Mark Pilkinton, chair Directing: Reginald Bain Julie Jensen Scenographer: Willard Neuert Colleen Quinn Frederic Syburg Costumer: Linda Wigley Play Title: The Hothouse Author: Harold Pinter Dates Performed: October 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 1984 Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre Venue: St. Mary's Little Theatre Artistic Staff Directed by: Frederic Syburg Set/Light Design: Willard Neuert Costume Design: Linda Wigley Cast List Roote: Michael O'Keefe Gibbs: Stephen Thomas Lamb: Christopher Smith Cutts: Susan McGinnis Lush: Michael Morales Tubb: John Sheehy Lobb: Lynn Crowell Production Staff Stage Manager: Katie Byrnes Master Carpenter: Philip Patnaude Sound: Shawn Williams Lights: Richard Lynch Properties: Geralyn Connelly Crew: Suzanne Dunlap, Richard Lynch, Joe McCabe, Chris Pomasl, Patty Scallen Shawn Williams Costume Construction: Kerry Barnett, Julie Haske, Kathleen Hennessy, Laur-Ann Hindy Sheila Weisensee House Manager: Ann Murphy Box Office: Patricia Hart, Sheila Weisensee

28. Notre Dame Theatre Chronology 110 Rehearsal pianist Michelle Beyer Dialogue Coach Mary Kababik Light BoardOperators Colleen quinn, Portia Douglas, Tim Wesley Costume Crew The Company http://classic.archives.nd.edu/theatre/plays110.htm

Archives Notre Dame Theatre Chronology 1979/80 School Year Faculty Chairman: Mitchell Lifton Directing: Reginald Bain, Julie Jensen, Joseph Chilberg, Miles Coiner Dance: Debra Sedore Stahl Dramatic Lit./Oral Interp.: Frederic Syburg Speech: Bro. John Doran, C.S.C. Speech: Kathie Turner Costume Designer: Diana Hawfield Scenography: David Weber Play Title: Hamlet Author: William Shakespeare Dates Performed: October 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 Sponsoring/Producing Organization: ND/SMC Theatre Venue: Washington Hall Artistic Staff Directed by: Reginald Bain Sets by: Dorothy Hanrahan, Joe Martin Costumes by: Diana Hawfield Lights by: Mark Harris, Kathy Horgan Fencing Master: A. Louis Soens, Jr. Cast List Hamlet (Guest Artist): Lance Davis Francisco: Kip Lease Barnardo: William E. Lawler Horatio: Brad Schmidt Marcellus: G. Hayes Ghost: Frederic Syburg Claudius: Jack Connolly Gertrude: Susan Gosdick Cornelius: Mike Gibbons Voltimand: Tim Vercellotti Laertes: Tony Mockus Polonius: John Davenport Ophelia: Cathy Hurst Resencrantz: Bill Campbell Guildenstern: Chris Beem First Player: G. Hayes

29. Rachael Pennell Rachael will be the featured artist on Smooth Jazz with Peter quinn. project with another stalwart of the British jazz scene, pianist Jack Honeyborne. http://www.rachaelpennell.com/news.html

Latest News August 2005 Following the success of the show Rachael Pennell sings Cole Porter , Rachael has released a studio recording of this show. The album is available right now from Heard Music, and more information can be found on the Recordings page. Further, at a recent performance in Buxton, Bewitched - The Songs of Rodgers and Hart , a show combining the songs of Rodgers and Hart with the story of singer Ruth Etting, was nominated for Best Musical Event and Rachael herself for Best Performance by a Musician. July 2005 Rachael has issued a press release in PDF and Word formats. May 2005 This summer, Rachael will be performing her new show, Bewitched - The Songs of Rodgers and Hart . The show takes the magical music from the golden era of Broadway and Hollywood musicals. It is an imaginative production that features Rachael with a jazz trio and a touch of dramatic narrative inspired by the songs, singers and spirits of the jazz age. At the Edinburgh Festival, Bewitched... will be running at the C Venue Central, Edinburgh from 21-29 August. Curtain up is at 19.05 pm. For those in the Midlands, the show will also be performed for one night only at the Orchestra Pit, The Old Hall Hotel, Buxton on July 17th at 18.30pm. More information can be found at the Buxton Fringe and Edinburgh Fringe websites.

30. New York City Ballet: Symphony In Three Movements, Afternoon Of A Faun, Tarantel Andrea quinn kept the magical momentum alive. Gottschalk was well known inthe Nineteenth Century as a pianist and composer from Louisiana. http://www.exploredance.com/nycb022505.php

Dance Performance Reviews This article is sponsored by Danskin. www.danskin.com Click here to purchase Danskin New York City Ballet Dancewear collection. Enjoy free shipping with a purchase of $75 or more. Salsa "On 2" Strictly Partnerwork Advance Beginner to Beginner Intermediate Level 2 (7pm) ... Couples' Ballroom Crash Course at Dance Manhattan (12pm) www ExploreDance.com More Search Options Roberta E. Zlokower Dance at Lincoln Center New York City Ballet ... New York, New York About the Author: New York City Ballet: Symphony in Three Movements, Afternoon of a Faun, Tarantella, Glass Pieces New York City Ballet George Balanchine’s NYC Ballet Website Founders, George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein Ballet Master in Chief, Peter Martins Ballet Mistress, Rosemary Dunleavy Children’s Ballet Mistress, Garielle Whittle Orchestra, Music Director, Andrea Quinn Marketing, Managing Director, Rob Daniels Assoc. Director, Communications, Siobhan Burns New York State Theater, Lincoln Center Dr. Roberta E. Zlokower February 25, 2005

31. New York City Ballet - Who Cares?, Davidsbündlertänze, Glass Pieces Lighting by Mark Stanley, Conductor Andrea quinn, pianist Nancy McDill, Andrea quinn kept the NYC Ballet Orchestra at just the right tempo for http://www.exploredance.com/nycb61503.php

Performance Reviews This article is sponsored by Flowers of the World. www.flowersoftheworld.com/ Call Flowers of the World at 212.582.1850 to place an order! Don't forget to tell them you found them on ExploreDance.com! Salsa "On 2" Strictly Partnerwork Advance Beginner to Beginner Intermediate Level 2 (7pm) ... Couples' Ballroom Crash Course at Dance Manhattan (12pm) www ExploreDance.com More Search Options Roberta E. Zlokower Dance at Lincoln Center New York City Ballet ... New York, New York About the Author: New York City Ballet - Who Cares?, Davidsbündlertänze, Glass Pieces www.nycballet.org Founders, George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein Ballet Master in Chief, Peter Martins Ballet Mistress, Rosemary Dunleavy Children's Ballet Mistress, Garielle Whittle Orchestra, Music Director, Andrea Quinn Manager, Press Relations, Siobhan Burns New York State Theater, Lincoln Center See Other NYC Ballet Reviews Review by Dr. Roberta E. Zlokower June 15, 2003 Who Cares? (1970): Music by George Gershwin, Adapted and Orchestrated by Hershy Kay, Choreography by George Balanchine, Scenery by Jo Mielziner, Costumes by Ben Benson, Lighting by Mark Stanley, Conductor: Andrea Quinn, Pianist: Nancy McDill, Performed by Jennie Somogyi, Janie Taylor, Abi Stafford, Charles Askegard, and the Company, including Saskia Beskow, Danskin Spokesperson.

32. Moores School Upscale Weekly GUEST LECTURE Lora Deahl Piano Pedagogy and Repertoire for pianist with SmallHands rachel Frimel, mezzosoprano (Studio of Joan Gibbons) http://www.music.uh.edu/upscale/upscale_weekly63.html

Upscale Weekly April 5, 2004 Produced by the Moores School of Music University of Houston News and Notes Peter Jacoby just returned from Russia where he conducted the orchestra of the Astrakhan Musical Theatre. Maestro Iloh Yung , Mr. Jacoby and Franz Krager's former conducting student, invited him to conduct the staged opera Rigoletto by Verdi. Jacoby was the first American conductor to lead an orchestra in this theatre. He also conducted the students' symphony orchestra of the Astrakhan State Conservatory in their first time performance of the th "Romantic" Symphony by Bruckner. Timothy Jones soloed with the Wichita Symphony in Mozart's Requiem, the New Mexico Symphony in Hindemith's When Lilacs Last in the Door-yard Bloom'd and at Smith College in Vaughan Williams' A Sea Symphony . These performances took place March 13-27 th Phi Kappa Phi honor society inducted Lorne Dechtenberg (composition major) on Sunday, March 28th. The society recognized Mr. Dechtenberg's perfect (4.0) grade point average, the best in the senior class.

33. DFM: Madison - Residents rachel quinn, MD obtained both her BS and MD degrees at UW Madison. rachel hasserved as president of AWAREAdvocacy for Women in Abusive Relationships, http://www.fammed.wisc.edu/residency/madison/residents.html

Directory News Events Jobs ... Residents Madison - Residents Third Year Name, Institution Attended Timothy Drews, MD (Chief Resident) University of Wisconsin Medical School Wingra Center (timothy.drews@fammed.wisc.edu) Tim Drews, MD grew up in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, "the Home of 15,000 Busy Beavers" as depicted on a town sign. He earned his undergraduate degree in biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he played "On Wisconsin" countless times on the trombone as a member of the fabulous UW Marching Band. Being unable to part ways with Bucky Badger, Tim completed his medical degree in Madison as well. He was involved as a volunteer for MEDIC, Doctors Ought to Care, and as a president of the local student chapter of the Christian Medical Association. It may seem as though Tim will never leave Madison, but indeed he has a significant interest in future work in international medicine, due in part to having previously spent several months each in Brazil and at a mission hospital in India. He enjoys doing almost anything outdoors, especially running, Ultimate Frisbee(R) and tennis. Luke Fortney, MD

34. Everything About Teaching And Learning The Piano Top Level (Kevin Danks, 200209-20) Keylight Lesson System Digital Piano (rachel Despres, (Zoe, 2004-12-06) My journey through life and becoming a pianist I http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a.tcl?topic=Everything About Teaching and

35. The Sanford Herald: Serving Sanford, NC pianist was Audrey Cornelius and vocalist was Renee Hayes. Pallbearers were JoshaBennett, A piano solo was given by her granddaughter, rachel Miller. http://www.sanfordherald.com/articles/2005/07/30/obituaries/news06.prt

OBITUARIES ROSA PRICE A native of Dillon County, S.C., she was the daughter of the late Thomas Rouse and Rosa Caulder Rouse. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jim Price and a son, Boyd Price. She is survived by daughters Pauline Gunter and husband Carl of Sanford, Darlene Simpson and husband Royce of Shady Valley, Tenn., and Barbara Norris and husband Ray of Broadway; a sister, Frances Price of Dillon, S.C.; seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. The family will receive friends at 519 Colonial Drive. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. today at Shallow Well United Church of Christ with the Rev. Donnie Thompson officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Arrangements are by Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home. MARTHA BIGGS Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. today at Wallace United Methodist Church. Burial will follow at Rockfish Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements are by Padgett Funeral Home. MINNIE SENTER Pianist was Audrey Cornelius and vocalist was Renee Hayes. Pallbearers were Josha Bennett, Jason Senter, Junior Johnson, Ricky Best, J.L. Senter, Tony Senter, Jamie Senter and Guy Senter.

36. The Sanford Herald: OBITUARIES LILLINGTON Funeral services for rachel Stone Tart, 89, pianist was GerlineGriffin. Vocalists were Shelby and Clarence Smith and Harry Holder. http://www.sanfordherald.com/articles/2005/04/12/obituaries/news02.txt

Search Archives: Home Archives Subscribe/Renew Submit Classified ... Guestbook OBITUARIES LAVONNE GWYN The funeral service will be at Tramway Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Monday with the Rev. Scott Wilson officiating. Burial will be in Johnson Grove Cemetery in Vass, N.C. Mrs. Gwyn was born in Moore County to the late William John Graham and Lillian Norman Graham. She was preceded in death by her husband, Richard Gwyn. Survivors are: son, Richard Howard Gwyn, Jr., of Sanford; daughter, Kathy Buckner and husband, Kirby, of Sanford; and sisters, Irma Autry, of Sanford, and Janice Hall, of Greensboro. The family will receive visits from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home. SANTOS HERNANDEZ The funeral service was held at 7 p.m. Saturday at St. Stephens Catholic Church. The family will have a visitation from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Horton Funeral Home. Survivors are: husband, Jose I. Hernandez, of the home; sons, J.G. Hernandez, Oscar A. Hernandez, Miguel A. Hernandez, J.R. Hernandez, and J. Ali Hernandez; daughters, Vilma E. Hernandez, Maria J. Hernandez, Martha Hernandez and Rosa L. Hernandez; brothers, Jose M. Dominguez, Cristobal Dominguez and Guadalupe Rivera; sisters, Fidelinia Dominguez, Esperanza Dominguez, Trancito Dominguez, Celestina Dominguez and Barbara Dominguez; and 10 grandchildren. Arrangements are by Horton Funeral Home.

37. Science In The Cinema 1999 Hilary (rachel Grifiths) and Jacqueline du Pre (Emily Watson) grow up as musical Starring, Kirk Douglas, Anthony quinn, James Donald and Pamela Brown http://science.education.nih.gov/webpages.nsf/webpages/science in the cinema 199

What Is Science in the Cinema? Science in the Cinema is a FREE film festival held each summer at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland. One evening a week for six weeks, a film with a medical science theme is screened. Following each film, a guest speaker with expertise in the film's subject area leads a discussion with the audience about the science depicted in the film. The film series is sponsored by the NIH Office of Science Education. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Summer 1999 Film Schedule Summer 1999 Film Schedule - printer friendly format At First Sight July 15 Permanent Midnight July 22 Mask July 29 Hilary and Jackie August 5 Lust for Life August 12 Longtime Companion August 19 Map of the NIH Campus Film Descriptions At First Sight Date: July 15 Time: 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. Location: Building 45, Natcher Auditorium, Bethesda, Maryland Guest Speaker: Scott M. Whitcup, M.D. Clinical Director, National Eye Institute (NEI), NIH Science Themes: Blindness, Recovery of Eyesight, Experimental Surgery W hen stressed-out Amy (Sorvino) goes for a relaxing weekend at a spa, a handsome masseur (Kilmer) not only relieves her tension...he also becomes her new boyfriend! Insightful, compassionate and like no other guy she's met before, Virgil has a unique way of seeing the world...he's blind. And, when a miraculous operation promises to restore Virgil's sight, he and Amy belive they'll be able to see the world together. But, after the bandages are removed, the two discover that even the most wonderful of life's gifts can come with a price and that both of them must now look at the world in a whole new light.

38. NYCB Flash Review 1, 115 quinn s Got the Music in Her The pianist was RichardMoredock. And the performance was electric. It is impossible for this work to http://www.danceinsider.com/f2001/f115_2.html

Brought to you by the New York manufacturer of fine dance apparel for women and girls. Click here to see a sample of our products and a list of web sites for purchasing. With Body Wrappers it's always performance at its best. Go back to Flash Reviews Go Home Flash Review 1, 1-15: Quinn's Got the Music in Her New Music Director Gets the Spirit into City Ballet By Alicia Mosier Thus did the unusual organism called the New York City Ballet Orchestra become a fundamental part of the whole operation. It has the most demanding job of any ballet orchestra in the world, and perhaps the most important. With the arrival this summer of Andrea Quinn as its new full-time music director, the orchestra begins a new phase in its remarkable, sometimes rocky, history. If her performance in several guest appearances most recently, last week in "The Four Temperaments" is any indication, Quinn's effect on the orchestra, and, in turn, its effect on the company it serves, could be enormous. The orchestra's recent troubles are well known. Its two major strikes, in 1976 and 1999, caused an uproar in the company and the artistic community. In 1976 the debate was over salary increases. In 1999 it had to do with the much more questionable demand that members should regularly be able to send substitutes to rehearsals and performances. As music critic Anthony Tommasini reported in the New York Times, on the night that strike began "22 of the 62 musicians in the pit would have been substitutes." Needless to say, the quality of the orchestra's playing had suffered tremendously as a result of this practice. They stopped playing altogether on November 23, 1999: the opening night gala performance was cancelled, and for a few weeks the company performed "The Nutcracker" to taped music.

39. Student News: School Of Music: University Of Minnesota Song studied with acclaimed pianist and teacher Lydia Artymiw at the rachel Traczyk (BM, horn) was named Drum Major of the Blue Stars Drum and Bugle http://www.music.umn.edu/news/stuNews.php

Skip to Content Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Areas of Study ... University of Minnesota Twin Cities Campus Photo (top) by Jayme Halbritter Home News School of Music News : Student News Student News Allison Adrian (Ph.D. candidate, musicology) received the GRPP (Graduate Research Partnership Program) fellowship and travel grants from the School of Music and the Office of University Women at the U of M. She presented a paper titled “‘Why Not?’: Negotiating Old and New World Culture through Basque American Song” at the National Society of Ethnomusicology conference. J. Anthony Allen (Ph.D. candidate, composition) was awarded several honors in the past year, including the Susan and Ford Schumann Award (Aspen Music Festival, 2004); University of Minnesota College of Liberal Arts Technology Fellowship (2004); ASCAP Standard Award (2004); SCI/ASCAP Student Commission Prize (finalist, 2004). Several of Allen’s works were performed throughout the country including the SCI National Student Conference, Electronic Music Midwest Festival, International Computer Music Conference and the Spark Festival of Electronic Music and Art. Allen also had papers published in Organized Sound Journal, and ComposersOnline.Org. You can visit his website at www.janthonyallen.com. Alyssa Anderson (D.M.A. candidate, voice) won first place at the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, Upper Midwest Region, held in November. Anderson studies with Wendy Zaro-Mullins.

40. The Royal Bath And West Show 6 AK G quinn; North Curry, Taunton; Maplejacks Emerson D052, UK344143700052, b . 6 Mr Mrs HA Smith; Fovant, Salisbury; Bramshaw Hill pianist, http://www.bathandwest.co.uk/bathandwestshow/showresults/beefresults.htm

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