41. The 11th Eurovision Competition For Young Musicians The finals will be on Wednesday in the impressive surroundings of the large hallof the Konzerthaus and will be hosted by the violinist julia fischer, a former http://www.ebu.ch/news/press_archive/press_breves_33.html

The 11th Eurovision Competition for Young Musicians Berlin, Germany, 19 June 2002 Europe’s talented young musicians have assembled in Berlin to compete for the prestigious musical prize, the Eurovision Competition for Young Musicians, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.  The finals will be on Wednesday, 19 June Hosted by ZDF, the event is taking place in the German capital’s celebrated Konzerthaus, home to such musical masters as Paganini, Liszt and Wagner. Saturday and Sunday’s semi-finals produced highly accomplished performances from the twenty competitors, aged between 14 and 19 years old and the international jury had the difficult task of choosing just seven finalists from among them. The Final These talented young musicians will now battle it out for the coveted Eurovision prize, a trophy plus €5000, in what promises to be an exciting and musically rich final. A second and third prize of €3000 and €2000 will also be awarded. The finals will be on Wednesday in the impressive surroundings of the large hall of the Konzerthaus and will be hosted by the violinist Julia Fischer, a former Eurovision Competition for Young Musicians winner.

42. Mostly Mozart Festival August 17 at 800, Born in Munich in 1983, julia fischer* (8/15, 16) has beenhailed by Die Welt as a fullfledged phenomenal violinist. Ms. fischer has http://judykapner.com/mostlymozart/week3.htm

Even a genius of Mozart's stature felt the imposing influence of Bach, and this week's concerts include memorable tributes to the 250th anniversary of the Baroque master's death. Hear one of our favorite Baroque orchestras, I Solisti Veneti , in a special concert of Bach and the composer who most influenced him, Vivaldi. Another highly-praised ensemble, Collegium Vocale Gent makes its U.S. debut with two all-Bach programs including the Mass in B-minor and Magnificat in D. For those who prefer high-power soloists, it's a great week for virtuosi. Garrick Ohlsson joins the for the Schumann quintet, performs Beethoven's 1st Piano Concerto, and Joshua Bell dazzles again with one of the most melodic of early Romantic violin concerti, Henri Vieuxtemps' Concerto No.5. And lastly, the Colorado String Quartet begins the third year of our Haydn Quartet cycle with one hour, afternoon and early evening concerts in the intimate Walter Reade Theater. TAKACS STRING QUARTET GARRICK OHLSSON, piano Beethoven: String Quartet in A, Op.18 No.5 Mozart: String Quartet in D, K.575

43. [1917-18] Annual Report Of The President Of The University On Mrs. Olive Reed Cushman; Mrs. Edna fischer Hall, contralto accompanist; and Mr. RoyWilliams, violinist; Miss Beatrice 18Mrs. julia Musser, lyric soprano; Mr http://sunsite.berkeley.edu:2020/dynaweb/teiproj/uchist/presidentreports/ucpr191

44. Musicorda and Norman's daughter Rebecca is first violinist in a Chalex, Rebecca McFaul, SheilaBrowne, julia and Emily Lawrence, and of course Becca fischer and Greg http://www.musicorda.org/news_spring.htm

Spring 2001 Newsletter Top row from left: Matt Dane, The St. Petersburg String Quartet, Amit Peled Bottom from left: Awadagin Pratt, Vega String Quartet, Jennifer Koh 15th Anniversary Season Star Alumni Return for 2001 Festival by Leopold Teraspulsky, Artistic Director What makes this Fifteenth Anniversary Festival so special? The line-up of resident artists who teach in the Summer String Program, of course! Sixteen internationally recognized concert artists and teachers will join our community to enrich our lives by their performances. Among our favorites are violinists James Buswell Lynn Chang Marylou Churchill Andrew Jennings and Masuko Ushioda . Pianists Michael Adcock and Jane Hawkins and violists Michelle LaCourse and Peter Slowik are also remembered for beautiful past performances. Cellists again on the performing roster are Norman Fischer, Ronald Leonard, Carol

45. NCN Member Websites Ted Falcon violinist, composer. Brian fischer Lost Mountain - new age gift items,semi precious stone julia Free julia free music site - I am a singer http://www.newciv.org/ncn/list/ncnmem-F.html

NCN Members - F Richard A. Fletcher: World Peace 2000 (Australia) Jacque Fresco: The Venus Project - the redesign of a culture Ted Falcon - violinist, composer Derek Fields: Roni Feldman: - Dicussion of ancient civilizations and ancient mysteries. Stephen Fantl: Kyrre Gram Franck: whitecougar - norwegian page about shamanism Flemming Funch: World Transformation - New Civilizations, Transformational Processing, HoloWorld. Lots of resources. Flemming's WebLog: ming.tv Kim Fischer: Cyber Journey Suan Freed Hank Fu: Purify Our Mind - Help us control and upgrade ourselves deal with different situations build up ut Miles Fidelman: Miles Fidelman - bio Jeffrey Foss: United States UFO Information and R - Fully experiencer, visioner and user integrated site David Alan Foster Brian Fischer: Lost Mountain - new age gift items, semi precious stone carvings, celtic jewelry Jeremy Flame: Southern California Artists Net Joy Rae Freeman: - Transformation, Spiritual Network, Healing Services, Retreats, Workshops Candyce Fleming: Oils and Inspiration - A place where my love for the Divine and my passion for essential oils meet Sam Fariss: Greyhawk's Nest - A simple site which I upgrade whenever I feel the need to do so.

46. Student Bios JULIE fischer, Skokie, Illinois. As a scholarship student at Oberlin, julia performsas first violinist of the Erato String Quartet, which won the Barstow http://www.kneisel.org/studbio2.htm

2002 KNEISEL HALL YOUNG ARTISTS CELLO JULIA BIBER , Brookline, Massachusetts. A student at the Mannes College of Music, Julia studies with Barbara Stein-Mallow. Other instructors have included Norman Fischer, Beth Pearson and Crispin Campbell. She has participated in the Interlochen Advanced String Quartet Institute, Musicorda, and the Madeline Island Music Festival. Julia attended Interlochen Arts Academy from 1997 to 1999. In addition, she has worked with the Brentano Quartet as well as the Maia and Ying Quartets at Interlochen. This is Julia’s second summer at Kneisel Hall. MIKE BLOCK , Overland Park, Kansas. Mike makes his way to Kneisel Hall from the Cleveland Institute of Music where he studies with Richard Aaron. Mike was the cellist selected to perform in the Asko Concerto at the Music of Elliott Carter workshop at Carnegie Hall. ANDREW BRADFORD , Charlottesville, Virginia. Andrew attends the New England Conservatory, studying with Paul Katz. He has attended summer programs such as the Rocky Ridge Music Center, Encore School for Strings, Killington Music Festival, and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. This is Andrew’s second summer at Kneisel Hall. Andrew has served as principal cellist of the North Carolina School of the Arts Symphony Orchestra and Opera Orchestra. Andrew has performed solo recitals in nine states. CHRISTOPHER GROSS , Des Moines, Iowa. Christopher, a student of Andor Toth, comes to Kneisel Hall from Oberlin College. Although a newcomer to Kneisel Hall, he has attended festivals at Aspen and Brevard.

47. Julia Fischer - The Classical Collection (DVD) violinist julia fischer performs Schubert`s `Grand Duo in A Major, D574`, `Grieg`s`Sonate No. 3 en ut minor, Opus 45`, and Schumann`s `Sonate No. http://www.bensonsdirect.co.uk/dvd/products/7/7000000074449.htm

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48. Biographies has played in masterclasses with Peter Donohoe, Noriko Ogawa and Norma fischer. thepiano, Gemma is also an accomplished violinist, having spent julia Cupman. http://www.agjm82.care4free.net/Biographies.html

Concerts Biographies Membership History ... Archetto Archetto is a string ensemble which includes musicians not only from the Glinka Music School but also the Conservatoire of Music in Ekaterinburg and Roman Nikolaev, who directs the ensemble, is Principal of the Glinka School of Music. The ensemble plays 19th and 20th century Russian music alongside Western European music from the 17th to 20th centuries. They have won countless music festivals within Ekaterinburg and have toured the Ural Region many times. Since 1993, the group has participated in festivals in Italy and concerts in USA. Roman Nikolaev is a graduate of the Mussorgsky Ural Conservatory. He was Principal Viola in the Svedlovsk (Ekaterinburg) Symphony Orchestra for 18 years and musical director of the Svedlovsk Philharmonic Concert Hall. Thomas Bangbala Thomas Bangbala was born in Manchester and is well known to local audiences in both a solo capacity and as Sub-Leader of the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, a position he has held for 17 years. He was trained at the Royal Northern College of Music under the great Polish violinist Bronislaw Gimpel and also with Yossi Zivoni. He has a long standing connection with the Gorton Philharmonic Orchestra having played with the orchestra at the age of 15 and becoming leader at the age of 17. Tom joined the Hallé Orchestra straight from college where he stayed for three years before joining the BBC Philharmonic. Often seen as guest leader with many of the freelance orchestras in the North, including the Manchester Camerata, he has also appeared as guest leader for the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland and recently, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

49. Philadelphia Inquirer | 02/26/2003 | Orchestra Will Focus On Messiaen, Mahler imports several guest artists in Eschenbach's orbit, including pianist Tzimon Barto,the young and highly praised German violinist julia fischer, and baritone http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/entertainment/music/5262862.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Archives ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives MUSIC SEARCH Find local concerts List this week's concerts Buy and sell tickets Entertainment Books Celebrities Columnists Dining ... Visual Arts Our Site Tools Weather Philadelphia Doylestown Atlantic City Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Back to Home ... Entertainment Wednesday, Apr 02, 2003 Music Posted on Wed, Feb. 26, 2003 Orchestra will focus on Messiaen, Mahler Christoph Eschenbach's interests will be clearly on display during his first season as the Philadelphians' music director. By Peter Dobrin Inquirer Music Critic Wolfgang Sawallisch, during his decade-long tenure, had his say on all things Haydn, Brahms, Schumann and Strauss. Now, with the start of his first season as music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra in September, Christoph Eschenbach will use his 12 weeks on the podium to focus on Olivier Messiaen, the mystical, ornithically enchanted 20th-century French composer, and will launch a multiyear Mahler cycle. The orchestra will once again raise ticket prices. This time, it's Saturday night subscription prices going up, by an average of 10 percent. Single-ticket prices will remain the same, according to the orchestra's marketing vice president, J. Edward Cambron.

50. All Things Strings: Reviews that conductor Andrea Marcon, violinist Giuliano Carmignola Jennifer Koh, violin;julia Melinek, soprano; Jamie the Ulster Orchestra, Thierry fischer, conductor http://www.stringsmagazine.com/issues/strings104/reviews.html

document.write(code); Excerpted from Strings magazine, August/September 2002, No. 104 ON RECORD Eight is Enough Gidon Kremer records George Enescu's Octet and String Quartet in A Minor by Greg Cahill In its concise description of violinist Gidon Kremer, The Concise Grove Dictionary of Music quips that the 54-year-old Latvian violinist shows "a rare command of the concerto repertory and a sympathetic approach in chamber music." You have to love the Grove's command of understatement. Eight Seasons (which alternated each of Vivaldi's famous Four Seasons concertos with movements from Argentinean tango master Astor Piazzolla's Four Seasons of Buenos Aires suite) and continued with last year's Grammy-winning After Mozart , which brings together the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (and his father Leopold) and works by 20th-century composers inspired by Mozart. Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in E minor; Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D major.

51. All Things Strings: News & Notes on May 31, 1901, featured violinist Eugène Ysaÿe and of pianists, including MyraHess and Edwin fischer. 2001 A Celebration, edited by julia MacRae), would http://www.stringsmagazine.com/issues/strings95/Newsprof.shtml

document.write(code); Excerpted from Strings magazine, July 2001, No. 95 Wigmore Hall at 100 London's favorite chamber-music venue celebrates a century of music making by Inge Kjemtrup This year Wigmore Hall is celebrating 100 years as the jewel in the crown of London’s music scene. Since it began as Bechstein Hall in 1901 as a showpiece for a German piano firm, the hall has attracted performers who appreciate both its fine acoustics and its discriminating audiences. "The audience listens with a keenness that is a kind of participation," wrote a critic in 1934. Cellist Peter Wiley of the Beaux Arts Trio once exclaimed, "Wigmore Hall dares you to excel." Wigmore’s Art Deco entrance on Wigmore Street is a short walk from the bustle of Oxford Street. Once inside, the full impact of architect Thomas Collcutt’s Renaissance-inspired design is realized, especially in the alabaster and marble on the floors, walls, and stairway. In the hall itself, one’s eye is drawn to the stage and the cupola above, which is decorated with an extraordinary mural (and which benefited from a thorough cleaning during a major refurbishment of the hall in the early 1990s). Paula Best, Wigmore’s affable publications manager and archivist, leafs through huge scrapbooks crammed with programs and flyers advertising performances by such luminaries as violinist Joseph Joachim, who offered a series of Brahms’ chamber music in 1906. "It’s easy to forget that Brahms had been dead for less than a decade when these concerts took place," she remarks. Best has been overseeing the slow process of restoring the often-fragile archival material and is seeking to complete the collection—there’s a major gap of material from the late 1940s to the 1950s.

52. April 6, 2000 Press Release Laura Danehower Whyte, soprano, julia fischer, mezzosoprano, Francisco Almanza,tenor, Valeriano July 8, 830 pm, The Venetian Theater violinist Pamela Frank http://www.caramoor.org/news/press/00apr06.html

Caramoor Announces it's Stellar 2000 Summer Music Festival June 24-August 12, 2000 At Caramoor, a Total Experience: The Best of Music, Nature, and Art. Caramoor Is Beautiful, Intimate, Elegant, Casual, Magical, and...Nearby! K atonah, New York...............................................Down a country lane in this rural section of Westchester County, the Caramoor International Music Festival 2000 will reveal its many delights for eight weeks this summer. One of the top five outdoor music festivals in the nation, Caramoor is renowned for presenting great music-making in one of the loveliest settings anywhere. The incomparable Yo-Yo Ma opens the Festival on Saturday evening, June 24 with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s , Caramoor’s resident orchestra, conducted by Peter Oundjian . Young cellist Edward Arron , one of several gifted Caramoor Virtuosi to appear in this exciting Festival, will perform the Vivaldi Concerto for Two Cellos and Orchestra with Mr. Ma, who will later bring his luminous musicianship to the passionate Elgar Cello Concerto. The following day, Misha Dichter is featured in an inspired program of piano music by Romantic and modern composers. In the weeks that follow

53. Chicago Reader Guide To Music: Classical CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY WIND SYMPHONY Richard R. fischer conducts a Fri 3/14, 1210 PM,violinist Noah Geller. FULCRUM POINT with mezzosoprano julia Bentley in a http://www.chireader.com/listings/static/classical.html

Rock, Pop, etc. Dance Music Jazz International ... Chicago Reader Listings for Friday, March 28, through Sunday, April 6, 2003 FRANK ABBINANTI, JULIA BENTLEY, CARRIE BIOLO, JEFF KOWALKOWSKI, CHRIS NEAL, AND ERIC ROTH piano, trombone, voice, percussion, and saxophone, in a free program of politically themed new music. See Critic's Choice . Sun 3/30, 3 PM, Exhibit Hall, Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington. 312-774-6630 or 312-346-3278. ACAPPELLAGO performs "Where Everything Is Music." Sun 4/6, 3 PM, Naperville Congregational Church, 1 Bunting Lane, Naperville. 708-484-3797, ext. 2. MATT ALBERT violin, in a free recital (Bach, Ysaye, Kernis, Beethoven). Sat 4/5, 8 PM, Fulton Recital Hall, University of Chicago, 1010 E. 59th. 773-702-8069. ATLANTIC PIANO TRIO (Schoenfield, Brahms, Beethoven). Sun 4/6, 3 PM, Lily Reid Holt Memorial Chapel, Lake Forest College, 555 N. Sheridan, Lake Forest. 847-735-5169. MEREDITH BARBER soprano, in a free concert. Mon 3/31, 12:15 PM, Preston Bradley Hall, Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington. 312-744-6630 or 312-346-3278. JAUNELLE CELAIRE AND KATHRYN GOODSON soprano and piano, in a free concert (Dvorak, Wolf, Rorem, and others). Sat 4/5, 2 PM, Sherwood Conservatory of Music, 1312 S. Michigan. 312-427-6267.

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55. Teri Noel Towe's Johann Sebastian Bach Pages: The Critical Discographies From "C Theresa ZylisGara (s) Arias, julia Hamari (a a), Helmut Krebs (t), Dietrich fischer-Dieskau(bar only) Onegin, Sigrid (a), unidentified violinist and organist http://www.npj.com/homepage/teritowe/jsb244ad.html

The The Critical Discographies from Choral Music On Records - Saint Matthew Passion Pages at the Teri Noel Towe Home Pages Johann Sebastian Bach The Critical Discographies from Choral Music On Records This remarkable photograph is not a computer generated composite; the original of the Weydenhammer Portrait Fragment, all that remains of the portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach that belonged to his pupil Johann Christian Kittel, is resting gently on the surface of the original of the 1748 Elias Gottlob Haussmann Portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach. 1748 Elias Gottlob Haussmann Portrait, Courtesy of William H. Scheide, Princeton, New Jersey Weydenhammer Portrait Fragment, ca. 1733, Artist Unknown, Courtesy of the Weydenhammer Descendants Photograph by Teri Noel Towe The Critical Discographies from Choral Music On Records Saint Matthew Passion, BWV 244 Saint Matthew Passion, BWV 244 Alphabetical Discography Anderson, Marian (a) Victor Sinfonietta, Robert Shaw, conductor. RCA Victor 7911-2-RG [1 CD] (No. 47 only) Anonymous [really the Fritz Lehmann]. The Cathedral Choir and Symphony Orchestra. Gramophone 20167/70

56. Teri Noel Towe's Johann Sebastian Bach Pages: The Critical Discographies From "C 15 Onegin, Sigrid (a), unidentified violinist and organist t) Evangelist, Arias,Dietrich fischerDieskau (bar Ann Murray (ms) Pilate's Wife, julia Hamari (a http://www.npj.com/homepage/teritowe/jsb244en.html

The The Critical Discographies from Choral Music On Records - Saint Matthew Passion Pages at the Teri Noel Towe Home Pages Johann Sebastian Bach The Critical Discographies from Choral Music On Records This remarkable photograph is not a computer generated composite; the original of the Weydenhammer Portrait Fragment, all that remains of the portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach that belonged to his pupil Johann Christian Kittel, is resting gently on the surface of the original of the 1748 Elias Gottlob Haussmann Portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach. 1748 Elias Gottlob Haussmann Portrait, Courtesy of William H. Scheide, Princeton, New Jersey Weydenhammer Portrait Fragment, ca. 1733, Artist Unknown, Courtesy of the Weydenhammer Descendants Photograph by Teri Noel Towe The Critical Discographies from Choral Music On Records Saint Matthew Passion, BWV 244 Saint Matthew Passion, BWV 244 Endnotes [1] Rifkin, Joshua. Annotations for concert performance of the Saint Matthew Passion , Chapel Hill, North Carolina, February 2, 1985, p. 2 [2] Rifkin, Joshua. Caroline Helton (s) [Soprano in ripieno, First maid, Second Maid, Pilate's Wife], Penelope Jensen (s) [Chorus Two], Anne Monoyios (s) [Chorus One], Allen Fast (a) [Chorus Two], Steven Rickards (a) [Chorus One], Frank Kelley (t) [Chorus One], Patrick Romano (t) [Chorus Two], Jon Finson (bs) [Judas, First Priest], Greg Honeycutt (bs) [Peter, Pilate, High Priest, Second Priest], William Sharp (bs) [Chorus One], Fredric Moses (bs) [Chorus Two], The Bach Ensemble

57. News including cellists YoYo Ma and Steven Isserlis; violinist Gidon Kremer appearswith the Orchestra this season; and violinists julia fischer and Elisabeth http://www.philorch.org/styles/poa02e/www/news_20030225.html

April 2003 2 3 - 2 4 S E A S O N Christoph Eschenbach announces his first season as music director of The Philadelphia Orchestra Subscriptions on sale now Highlights include: performing chamber music together with Christoph Eschenbach (Philadelphia, February 25, 2003) Before an audience of journalists, subscribers, Board members, and friends, Christoph Eschenbach marked a new beginning in The Philadelphia Orchestra's esteemed 103-year history today with his announcement of the 2003-04 concert season, his inaugural season as music director. The announcement took place in the Orchestra's home, Verizon Hall, at The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. "In Philadelphia we have a city that is rich with tradition, and rich with a desire for excellence," noted Eschenbach. "That is why, for decades, you have sustained one of the world's greatest orchestras, and recently have given it a marvelous new home. For the benefit of this community and for the entire world, there is no limit to the musical experiences we can create together." Said Joseph H. Kluger, president of The Philadelphia Orchestra Association, "This season demonstrates Christoph Eschenbach's unique talents as an artist and his enormous creativity as a music director. His plan explores new ground for The Philadelphia Orchestra, refreshing the familiar through innovative programming contrasts, and bringing the best of the world's conductors, soloists, and composers to Philadelphia. The musical breadth of these programs, along with the rapport he has established with our musicians and our audiences, heralds a truly remarkable and rewarding artistic era for our community."

58. Colby | Music Department Ronald Lantz (violinist, Portland String Quartet) is a Kecskemethy and Ronald Lantz,violins, julia Adams, viola, and Book, published by Carl fischer, Inc., an http://www.colby.edu/music/associates.html

music home overview academics meet the faculty ... information for prospective students course links art and music library Modify Profile Page applied music associates Julia Adams (viola) was born in New York City and began her musical studies in Greensboro, North Carolina with Kim Harriman. She received her B.A.degree in Music from Oberlin College and M.A. with a performance emphasis from San Francisco State College. Her teachers have included Ralph Hersh, Ferenc Molnar, and Lillian Fuchs. Ms. Adams has been principal violist of both the Eastern Philharmonic Orchestra and the Portland Symphony Orchestra. Concertos dedicated to and/or premiered by her include "Concerto for Viola and Orchestra" by Norman Cazden, two "Double Concertos" by Robert Kelly and William Matthews, "Concerto for String Quartet" by Walter Piston, and "Poem for Electric Viola and Orchestra" by Jonathan Hallstrom. Jordan Messan Benissan (african drumming), a native of Togo, West Africa, received a B.A. from the Institut des Sciences Commerciales in Lome, Togo. A member of the Ewe people, he was introduced to music and dance at an early age through ceremonies and rituals. He received his traditional music training from several West African master drummers. He has taught and performed for all levels, from elementary school through college level. His first CD, Drumming Through the Spirit of my Ancestors, has been widely distributed and was adopted by the Hennepin County Library (Minneapolis) as a teaching resource. Some of his performances include an opening show for the West African Drummer Babatunde Olatunji, a performance for the national NAACP Conference and performances for Mayo Clinic's Multicultural Program.

59. Florida Harpers And Friends costumed celtic/renaissance appearances and julia continues in Melendez, harp studentof Bambi fischer, has been harp, a percussionist, a violinist, a keyboard http://florida.harper.org/newsletter/news1999b.html

Summer 1999 Newsletter Internet edition FHF Becomes Non-Profit After nearly 8 months of effort, FHF has finally gained nonprofit status with Federal and State agencies. This means so much to our organization. Particularly to our members who have been paying their membership dues and giving extra donations. Now, all such dues and donations are completely tax deductible. In the case of itemized sales for fund-raising, we must take the total amount of the sale less the actual cost of the item and the difference becomes the deductible donated amount. As a nonprofit organization, we are allowed to raise funds, have holdings and we are able to apply for aid or grants that have "non-profits status" as a prerequisite to their applicants. We are allowed to create our own grants or scholarship funds to help others , but those grants may only be granted to organizations that are also nonprofit or to persons or events that have met our application criteria and will use the money in-line with the purpose of our organization. We may not sponsor events that are unrelated to our purpose. (For example, to be in the political arena in any way, could jeopardize our nonprofit status.) Our Bylaws have defined our purpose as exclusively charitable and educational focusing on promoting the lever harp and harp music, as well as, fiddle, whistle, guitar, folk dance, etc. and folk historical studies. There is no doubt, after seeing this newsletter and this article, that you will see we are a growing organization with many exciting changes coming from our Board of Directors. I look forward to many more.

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