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LILLIE FEIERABEND
AROUND THE WORLD IN SONG AND DANCE
Humor, love, kindness, and exuberance are universal. Community music making builds a bridge where we are offered a glimpse into another culture and delighted to find ourselves looking back. History, spirit, and heart are present in a country’s musical culture. This lively workshop will explore 20 cultures through their folk dance, rounds, passing games, play parties, clapping games, and singing games. Join us as we meet wonderful people through the gift of their music.
JULY 1 – JULY 4 Daily from 5:00 to 9:00 PM
SILVER LAKE COLLEGE – 2406 S. Alverno Road – Manitoc, WI 54220
CONTACT: RACHEL WARE CARLTON EMAIL: rachel.warecarlton@sl.edu
LILLIE FEIERABEND
BRIDGES TO THE COMMUNITY JULY 15 – 17, 2019
The school year provides many opportunities for our students to become involved with music. When we provide experiences outside the classroom, we also make them available to our faculty, school and community. When the community is invited to participate in our Music Programs, they become invested in the child’s development and the growth of the music program. Participants will be introduced to a dozen ways to enrich the musical growth and development of their students, schools, and communities by creating opportunities for musical engagement.
Registration
$635: 1.5 Graduate Credits or 33.75 PDPs
$550: Participation Only
Schedule
July 15–17, 2019
Monday–Tuesday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.–12 p.m.
Gordon College – 255 Grapevine Rd, Wenham, MA 01984
Contact: Kristen Harrington Email: Kristen.Harrington@gordon.edu Phone: 978 867 4429
https://www.gordon.edu/workshops
LILLIE FEIERABEND
AROUND THE WORLD IN SONG AND DANCE
Humor, love, kindness, and exuberance are universal. Community music making builds a bridge where we are offered a glimpse into another culture and delighted to find ourselves looking back. History, spirit, and heart are present in a country’s musical culture. This lively workshop will explore 20 cultures through their folk dance, rounds, passing games, play parties, clapping games, and singing games. Join us as we meet wonderful people through the gift of their music.
The Hartt School at the University of Hartford – West Hartford, CT 06117
Contact Warren Haston Email: haston@hartford.edu Phone: 860 768 4479
http://www.harttweb.hartford.edu/SummerTerm/home.aspx