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2011 Events
October 2 - Fall Conference Part of the Keyboard Wellness Workshop at CSU
Sunday, October 2, 2011. 1:15 - 5:00 p.m. NEOMTA will pay $25 of the registration fee ($25) for the Sunday, October 2, 2011 class with Sheila Paige Email:heidibegan@roadrunner.com Phone: 440.546.0945 Sheila Paige (Executive Director, Keyboard Wellness Seminar®)Bring in individual challenges and problem passages to solve on the spot! Fall Conference Featured Clinician: Sheila Paige brings over 30 years of experience in the work of Dorothy Taubman and an extensive background in Alexander Technique. She is also a faculty member of the Dorothy Taubman Seminar. Ms. Paige’s reputation as a teacher attracts pianists nationally and she commutes to Pittsburg, Cleveland, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, Dallas, Austin, Raleigh and Charlotte to teach on a regular basis. Her students number many university faculty members and performers who have appeared with orchestras including the Vienna Philharmonic, Pittsburgh Symphony and the London Symphony. Presentations include Oberlin Conservatory, Ohio Music Teachers, Oklahoma Music Teachers, Music Teachers of California, Texas Music Teachers Association, Piano Celebration in CO, the University of Oklahoma, and University of North Texas. An active performer, Ms. Paige has appeared in recital and with orchestras both locally and nationally. Performances includes Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center and broadcast on National Public Radio. Register for Keyboard Wellness Workshop
at Cleveland State University!
Anatomy for musicians, virtuosic piano techniques development, performance-related injury prevention and treatment.
Available for undergraduate/graduate credit (MUS 476/576 - 1 credit; NO extra applied fee) Fall 2011: October 1-2 and November 19-20 (Saturdays/Sundays)
1:15-5:00 p.m.
Undergraduate Credit: MUS 476, Section 470, Class number 8962
Graduate Credit: MUS 576, Section 470, Class number 8964
Anatomy for musicians, virtuosic piano techniques development, performance – related injury prevention and treatment.
Format: Lecture + technique clinic + hands-on for ALL LEVELS (beginner through professional)
To register for non-credit, please email a.chang75@csuohio.edu with your name, institutional affiliation (if any) and contact information for confirmation. Checks made payable to "CSU-Keyboard Area" must be received by 8/30/11 to guarantee registration. --
Dr. Angelin Chang
Professor of Piano Coordinator, Keyboard Area Department of Music
Cleveland State University 2001 Euclid Avenue, MU 420 Cleveland, OH 44115-2214 Telephone: (216) 687-2036
Email: a.chang75@csuohio.edu
October 8-9 - MTNA Competition - Bowling Green State University October 9-11 - State Convention - Bowling Green State University
October 15 - Electronic/Post Deadline for Fall Festival Registration
October 28 - Monthly Meeting
Presenters: Katie Hug and Oksana Melnychenko "This is How I Do It" Members Katie Hug and Oksana Melnychenko
share tips on teaching (Katie)
and tax preparation for independent piano teachers (Oksana)
Place: 3088 Edgehill Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 (Katie Hug's house) Time: 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Kathryn Hug holds a Bachelor of Music and a Master of Music degree in piano performance and piano pedagogy. For more than twenty years Ms. Hug has taught piano in her home studio in Cleveland Heights. She was an adjunct instructor of piano, class piano, and keyboard harmony at Malone College (now Malone University) for twelve years. Many of her students have gone on to become professional musicians and teachers. Several have been senior soloists with the Cleveland Heights High School symphony orchestra. Ms. Hug is an active performer of solo piano music, chamber music and accompanies student and professional instrumentalists and vocalists. She has held offices at local and state levels of Music Teachers National Association, Mu Phi Epsilon International Fraternity, and National Federation of Music Clubs. Oksana Melnychenko, M.M., with more than 15 years’ teaching experience in Europe and in the United States, teaches Violin, Keyboard, and Ear Training at Cuyahoga Community College, Eastern Campus in Highland Hills, Ohio, and in her Private Music Studio in Richmond Heights, Ohio. Ms. Melnychenko has resided in the United States since 2001. A native of the Ukraine, she studied with a number of internationally-renowned master musicians: Violin with Irina Schevzova and Alexander Sprencis, Theory, Harmony and Orchestral Arrangements with composers Anatoliy Panamarev and Victor Lobos, conducting with Gennadi Seneok, Joseph Franz and Vadim Gnedash. She currently holds Master’s Degrees in Performance, Teaching Violin, and Orchestra Conducting. Also, Ms. Melnychenko has earned a Degree in Accounting with all Honors, and for the past 7 years she has worked at H&R Block Tax Company in Twinsburg, Ohio as a Tax Advisor IV with specialization in Individual Income Tax Law and Small Business Tax Law. In August 15, 2009 Ms. Melnychenko received “Five Years of Faithful Teaching Service Award” from Cuyahoga Community College. In April 17, 2010 Ms. Melnychenko received another award “Outstanding Adjunct Faculty 2010” from Cuyahoga Community College. In October 2011 Ms. Melnychenko has received a Faculty Spotlight at Tri-C College. “I enjoy watching my students grow professionally as musicians! “
Since 2006, Melnychenko has also played the violin with and conducted the Shaker Symphony Orchestra as an honored guest. Ms. Melnychenko teaches an international class of students from around the world. Currently, Ms. Melnychenko is working on organizing a Fall Music Festival for North East Ohio Music Teachers Association (NEOMTA) that opens in November 13, 2011 at Cleveland State University in Ohio. "As a teacher, I carry a responsibility towards the next generation of musicians.” November 13 - Fall Festival - Cleveland State University
November 19 - Electronic/Post Deadline for Rainbow Recitals
December 15 - Electronic/Post Deadline for Young Artists Recital December 22 - Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital Recitals
Teachers and students are encouraged to use this opportunity to create a "gift" for the public
who spend time in the Atrium at the hospital while attending to their children's medical needs.
11100 Euclid Ave.
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
* Each teacher may have 50 minutes starting on-the-hour.
* Recitals are not allowed to run over 50 minutes! NO EXCEPTIONS !
* If needed teachers can request 2 hours of recital time.
* The 1st recital is at 10:00 a.m. then 11:00 a.m. etc.
* The last recital begins at 3:00 p.m. Recitals end at 4:00 p.m. to avoid rush hour
* Parking will be free with the "stamping of a ticket" at the time of each recital.
* All events take place in the Atrium of Rainbow Babies using the parking garage on Adelbert Street.
** Teachers and students are encouraged to consider one of two fund raising requests by NEOMTA
1st: Each student performer contributes $5.00 to the hospital at the time of their recital.
or
2nd: Each student performer raises contributions from family and friends and contributes
those funds at the recital.
Please contact Grace Huang to register your recital time:
Grace Huang
15705 Van Aken Blvd. #7
Shaker Heights, OH 44120
216.882.7212
2012 Events January 21 - Young Artist's Recital 3:00 p.m.
Cleveland State University
* The Young Artists' Recital is a formal recital setting
* Teachers are encouraged to select up to three students to perform in this unique recital.
* Performers are asked to dress for the stage.
* There will be a maximum of 25 performers.
* Entry deadline is December 15, 2011
Beginners, intermediate and advanced students should be considered. Performers will gather backstage and enter and depart in the traditional manner.
Registration deadline is December 15, 2011
Please send registration forms to: Grace Huang
15705 Van Aken Blvd. #7
Shaker Heights, OH 44120
216.882.7212
February 4 - Electronic/Post Deadline for Spring Festival
February 24 - Monthly meeting
Presenter: Andrea McAlister "Music, The Brain, and the iGeneration: Teaching the Acoustic in a Digital Age" Place: Westlake Porter Library
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Dr. Andrea McAlister is Assistant Professor of Piano Pedagogy at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Dr. McAlister is in frequent demand as an adjudicator and presenter and has presented lectures at the National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy, the World Piano Pedagogy Conference, and the Piano Wellness Seminar. Recent publications have included articles in the Music Teachers National Association's "American Music Teacher” and MTNA e-Journal as well as "KeyboardCompanion.” As a performer, Dr. McAlister has appeared in festivals and recitals throughout the United States and Canada, including performances at the Aspen Music Festival, the Rome Festival, the Cleveland Chamber Symphony, and Opera Cleveland on Tour.
March 4 Spring Festival - Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory
March 16 - Deadline for Buckeye/Scholarship Competitions Registration
March 24-28 - MTNA Conference - New York City
March 30 - Monthly Meeting
Cancelled Presenter: Robert Vandall
Place: Mattlin Hyde Steinway
Time: 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
April 14 - Buckeye/Scholarship Competition Cleveland State University
April 27 - Annual Membership Meeting & Luncheon
Presenter: Robert Bonham Biofeedback; Mind-Body-Spirit Tips for Teachers Place: Westlake Porter Library Time: 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. with one hour break for lunch Robert Bonham spent most of his youth in India where he studied music at the international Woodstock School in the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains. Studying with Jon Nelson and Angelica Morales von Sauer, music degrees were earned from Phillips University and Kansas University. He has studied the Taubman approach with Sheila Paige since 1990. His Ph.D., in Comparative Arts, is from Ohio University.
He recently retired from teaching in the Fine Arts Division of Maryville College, a liberal arts college located in Maryville, Tennessee, where he received the Outstanding Teacher Award in 1993. In recent years he has helped lead trips to India, Nepal, Tibet and Bali for students and friends of Maryville College. He also presents workshops for piano teachers focusing on avoiding injury, pain, or restriction and optimizing fluent and efficient motion. Performances include solo recitals, chamber music, collaboration with singers, strings, and brass, and concertos.
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