April 2013

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April 2013

ARTS IN EDUCATION – MONTHLY CALENDAR
PUTNAM/NORTHERN WESTCHESTER BOCES, 200 BOCES DRIVE, YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, NY 10598-4399, 914/248-2349--FAX # 914/248-3838
[email protected]
http://www.pnwboces.org/artsined
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April 1: Theatreworks, USA - Freedom Train: This is a musical story about the Civil
Grade
War, the Underground Railroad and Harriet Tubman. The students will
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explore history through song and theatre.
http://www.theatreworksusa.org/show_detail.cfm?show=1043
Somers - Somers Intermediate School
To visit, contact District Rep - Julie Gherardi at 277-2405
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Jill Realbuto at 962-9820
April 1-5: Adam McCauley *ABC Anti- Bully *Prevention & Safety Shows: The artist will
Grades
give children the tools necessary to protect themselves and better deal with
K-5
aggression. This will be accomplished through discussion and role playing.
Lakeland - Van Cortlandtville Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Tammy Cosgrove at 245-1700 x 228
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Rob Bergmann at 528-1354
April 1-13: Various Artists for the Show - Footloose: Troye Evers – Hair & Make-Up
Grade
Designer; David Sexton – Lighting Designer; Greco Audio Serie – Christopher Greco
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*Sound Designer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Footloose_(musical)
Chappaqua - Horace Greeley School
To visit, contact District Rep - Debra Alspach at 238-5560
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Chris Schnaufnagel at 861-9425
April 1-May 8: William Bumbalow - Lighting Designer for the Show Music Man: Bill will
Grades
support the efforts of the students and help them in the lighting for their
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Musical.
Lakeland - Walter Panas High School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - James Filippelli at 739-2823 x 353
April 1-May 17: Dance Cavise Inc. - Joe Cavise *Beyond Ballroom: Students will be
Grades
introduced to the world of Ballroom Dancing. It will teach them social
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etiquette, movement, coordination, rhythm and cooperation.
http://www.dancecavise.com/
White Plains - All Elem. School
To visit, or for questions, contact District Rep - Gary West at 422-2016
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April 1-May 20: Various In-School Workshops: The Music Path Co., Inc. – Kim Caridi
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*Reading Music & Playing Tunes; Polka Dot Penguin Pottery – Yumi Heo &
K&1
Steven Dana – Clay Pottery; Steven Burchard – Magic.
Eastchester - Waverly Early Childhood Center
To visit, contact District Rep - Ron Hattar at 793-6130 x 4202
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Jacqueline Fatigate at 494-9778
April 1-May 31: Linda Palumbo - Director / Producer of the Talent Show: Linda will direct
Grades
and instruct the students in music and dance to culminate in a talent show
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to be performed before the entire school.
Irvington - Irvington Middle School
To visit, contact District Rep - Beverly Miller at 591-8505
For questions, contact Program Arranger - David Sottile at 269-5312
April 1-June 1: Nathaniel Nicco-Annan - Director / Coordinator for the Talent Show:
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Nicco will serve as director/coordinator for the schoolwide talent show. The
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venue provides opportunities for the students to be creative, perform and
participate in the arts.
Greeenburgh #7 - Woodlands High School
To visit, or for questions contact District Rep - Miriam Bernabei at 761-6000 x 3132
April 2: Janet Franco - Dancing the Classics: These classes will introduce classical music
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and dance to children. They will recognize that dance can tell us a story through
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movements that they will create. They are also introduced to the stories of classical
ballets.
Chappaqua - Roaring Brook Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Katy Winter at 917/940-1711
April 2: Theatreworks, USA - Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad
Grades Day: Laugh and sing along as Alexander wakes up with gum in his hair, trips
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on a skateboard, and accidentally drops his sweater in the sink - all before
breakfast! This charming musical from Two Beans Productions is based on the
classic book by Judith Viorst. http://www.theatreworksusa.org/guest.cfm#musical
Lakeland - Benjamin Franklin Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Ana Maria Robben at 962-2286
*4/5:
Dobbs Ferry - Springhurst Elem. School
Grade K For questions, contact Program Arranger - Chrisine Brennan at 693-1503
**4/5:
New Rochelle - Ward Elem. School
Grade 2 For questions, contact Program Arranger - Anne Todd at 576-4450
April 2: Westchester Philharmonic - What’s Inside Beethoven’s 7th?: Ludwig van Beethoven's
Grade
Symphony No. 7, will be used as a springboard to musical learning. Working from
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both the podium and the piano, conductor Wayne du Maine will introduce the
instrument families of strings, winds, brass, and percussion; musical elements of
tempo and dynamics, melody and harmony; and key aspects of compositional form.
http://www.westchesterphil.org/educationprogram.asp
Pelham - Prospect Hill & Siwanoy Elem. Schools
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Eric Katz at 522-4858
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April 2: Michael Harrold - Egypt: A Multi-Cultural Journey: Through a visual and
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storytelling presentation, students will learn about ancient and modern
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Egyptian cultures. http://jambopro.com/school_days.htm
Pleasantville - Bedford Road Elem. Schoo
To visit, contact District Rep - Cindy Kramer at 741-1441
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Rebeca Finnnegan at 714-8850
April 2 & 3: Technical Directions, LLC - Rick Everett *Digital Media Arts: Theatre students
Grades
have been working on photography and video to be utilized in our upcoming
9-12
production of RENT, and Mr. Everett is a professional projectionist on and off
Broadway and will teach the students how to utilize digital media arts during
the production.
Ossining - Ossining High School
To visit, or for questions, contact District Rep - Bradley Morrison at 762-5760 x 2351
April 2-June 6: Steffi Nossen Dance Foundation,Inc. – Teacher TBA *Dance Using
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Body, Space & Movement: This residency will increase students’
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understanding of movement and choreography. It will also raise awareness
of the abilities of special needs students. Particpants will learn and perform
a dance. http://www.steffinossen.org/outreach/
New Rochelle - New Rochelle High School
To visit, contact District Rep - John Quinn at 576-4240
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Marc Schneider at 576-5643
April 3: Nederlander Theatre - Newsies: This show will give us the opportunity to see a
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professional dramatic exploration of the issues and themes of this historic period
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of early 20th century New York City. We will also meet the cast, and the producer,
and get a chance to take the stage. http://www.newsiesthemusical.com/
Briarcliff - Todd Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Diane Mallett at 732-8050
April 3: Peter Lerangis - Author: This author will discuss his many written works and
Grade
the creative writing process.
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http://threeinvestigatorsbooks.homestead.com/lerangisinterview.html
Chappaqua - Westorchard Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Lisa Janis at 879-4175
April 3: Jonathan Kruk - Tall Tales & Urban Legends: When folks back east first heard
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descriptions of the vast western frontier, they didn't know where the facts began
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and the fiction ended. The pioneers soon developed an exaggerated form of
storytelling to present the BIG picture: The TALL Tale. Dressed as an 1840's trail
scout, the Texas-born storyteller spins yarns taller, livelier, and wilder than any ever
heard before! The students discover the land and people of America's westward
moving frontier. They'll learn about the hopes and hardships travelers faced on the
Oregon Trail. Further, students encounter the reality of Plains Indian life in the
1900's. Fact and fiction will merge and untangle when students listen to legends of
the figures who embody the American frontier. The students will write their own
TALL Tale, and, time permitting, learn to tell their own exaggerated story.
http://www.jonathankruk.net/tallTales.html
Eastchester - Anne Hutchinson Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Ron Hattarat 793-6130 x 4202
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Beth Johnson at 787-0320
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April 3: Kathleen Bart - Author/Illustrator Visit: The author will talk about and
Grade
demonstrate how her books are created. She will then talk with the students
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about different cultures around the world. They will learn about multi-cultural
celebrations, traditions and customs. http://www.kathleenbart.com/author.htm
Eastchester - Greenvale Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Maggie Racioppo at 395-3227
April 3: Plan-it, Inc. - Bertram Konowitz *Developing Improvisational Skills: This residency
Grades will teach students that everyone has musical talent and that everyone can enjoy
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making music. http://www.tc.edu/spirit/frames/biosmain.htm
New Rochelle - Albert Leonard Middle School
April 3: Arts Power, Inc. - The Rainbow Fish: With his lovely coloring and shimmering
Grades scales, the Rainbow Fish is used to being the most beautiful creature in the
Pre K-2 ocean. So when the other fish ask him for some silver scales he refuses. How
can he sacrifice the one thing that makes him so unique? Will some good advice
from the wise old Octopus persuade the Rainbow Fish to share his gifts with
those around him? Arts Power has turned Marucs Pfister’s bestselling book
into a delightful and touching musical about the value of sharing true friendship
with others. http://www.artspower.org/shows/rainbow-fish/
New Rochelle - Barnard Early Childhood Center School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Debra Rosario at 396-2437
April 3: Arm Of The Sea Theatre - Rejuvenary River Circus: A puppet-music-picture show
Grade
presented in seven acts of fire-breathing joy and rip-roaring beauty, with live original
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music that will make you weep. The Circus moves in allegorical circles to follow the
travels of one Malakai, messenger and water carrier; between Mountain Peaks and
the Deep Blue Sing-Song Sea. Along his journeys he encounters a sea turtle, a
yakkity-yak crow, beavers, oysters, and schools of migrating fish.
http://www.armofthesea.org/repertoire.php?listingtype=&id=14#item
Pelham - Siwanoy Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Peter Giarrizzoat 738-3434 x 1157
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Alyssha Miro at 738-7650
*4/9:
Grade
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Chappaqua - Grafflin Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Debbie Alspach at 238-5560
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Jodi Katz at 238-0455
April 3-22: Andrew Gmoser dba Silent ‘G’ Productions - Lighting for the Show Phantom
Grades
of the Opera: Andy will design the lighting and special effects with the students
9-12
help so they can perform this show.
Putnam Valley - Putnam Valley High School
To visit, or for questions - contact District Rep - Susi Cummings at 845/526-7847 x 1369
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April 4: Edward (Ted) Scheu - Author Visit: Ted will perform his poetry for the students.
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He performs in a theatrical style to excite and motivate them.
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http://www.poetryguy.com/
Chappaqua - Westorchard Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Lisa Janis at 879-4175
*4/15:
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Katonah/Lewisboro - Lewisboro Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Kim Monzon at 763-7020
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Julie Donnelly at 977-3270
**4/17:
Yorktown - French Hill Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Florence O’Connor at 243-8006
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Renee Menzie at 243-8094
April 4: Arts Horizons, Inc. - Dance Around the World: Dance your way through
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exotic places such as India, Africa, South America and Japan. The dynamic
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display of expressive movements, powerful rhythms and rich, colorful costumes
enchants the audience, illustrating stories of heroes and heroines and dances
of warriors and lovers.
http://www.artshorizons.org/openrosters/ViewOrgPageLink.asp?LinkKey=22508&orgkey=2192
Eastchester - Greenvale Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Karine Williams at 494-8470
April 4: Performing Arts Center - Tom Chapin & Friends *My Home Town: For more
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than thirty years, Tom Chapin has entertained, amused and enlightened
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audiences of all ages with life-affirming original songs told in a sophisticated
array of musical styles. Songs will be about family, sustainability, good food
and green living. Their live performances engage the hearts, minds and
imaginations of children and adults alike.
http://artsineducationpac.wordpress.com/2012/05/21/tom-chapin-friends/
Hendrick Hudson - Furnace Woods Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Kim Salvatore at 257-5600
Grade
K
New Rochelle - Trinity Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Judy Scheck at 576-4440
April 4 & 9: Metropolitan Museum of Art - The Cloisters: The trip will bring to life the
Grades
curriculum students have been studying on European culture, artistic
Influences and history like frescos techniques and tapestry weaving of imagined
beasts recorded in medieval times.
http://www.metmuseum.org/works_of_art/the_cloisters
New Rochelle - Jefferson Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Paolo Fiorino at 576-4430
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April 5: Prismatic Magic, LLC - American Pride Spectacular: This is an exciting laser
Grade
show combining A perfect blend of pop/rock music and patriotic songs, American
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Pride features uplifting songs, such as America the Beautiful (Ray Charles), God
Bless the USA (Lee Greenwood), and Fanfare to the Common Man (Aaron
Copland). The program captures the ideals that make our nation great: liberty,
diversity, and exploration of the unknown. Laser imagery includes famous
national symbols and landmarks, such as the Lincoln Memorial, Mt. Rushmore,
and the Statue of Liberty. http://www.prismaticmagic.com/ep-americanpride.asp
Briarcliff - Todd Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Stuart Matley at 941-8880
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Ann Correia at 432-8038
April 5: David Adler - Author: Mr. Adler’s presentation follows one of his books
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from an idea through the research, writing, re-writing, editing, galleys,
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illustrations, and printing steps. For just about every step there is a
demonstration and/or student participation. http://www.davidaadler.com/
Chappaqua - Roaring Brook Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Karen Payes at 238-3324
April 5: Corning Museum of Glass - Immersion in Glass: The Immersion in Glass Studies
Grade
program offers students an opportunity to learn more about glass and glassworking
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techniques. The program will include hands-on glassworking with artists, research
in the Rakow Research Library, lectures by glass specialists and a behind-the-scenes
tour of the Museum.
http://www.cmog.org/visit/schools-groups-and-scouts/immersion-glass-studies
Hendrick Hudson - Hendrick Hudson High School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Janette Aiello at 257-5800
April 5: Roni Schotter - Visiting Author: This workshop will consist of a visual
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interactive presentation. The goal will be to introduce children to the process
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of creating and developing a book from conception of an idea to the actual
finished product. http://www.ronischotter.com/
Katonah/Lewisboro - Increase Miller Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Abby Maslow at 232-2360
April 5: Ross Kauffman dba Red Light Films: Ross is the director, producer,
Grades cinematographer and co-editor of BORN INTO BROTHELS, winner of the 2004
11 & 12 Academy Award for Best Documentary.
http://www.kids-with-cameras.org/aboutus/?page=rosskauffman
Katonah/Lewisboro - John Jay High School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Diane Nerwen at 763-9508
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April 5: Lincoln Center Tours: Students begin their exploration of Lincoln Center at the
Grades David Rubenstein Atrium, the new starting point for all guided tours. They will get
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an inside look at what happens on and off the stages of our prestigious venues,
which include the Metropolitan Opera House, Avery Fisher Hall, David H. Koch
Theater (previously New York State Theater), Vivian Beaumont Theater, and the
dramatically transformed Alice Tully Hall. Visitors will hear fascinating stories
about our history and perhaps even catch a rehearsal in progress!
http://www.lincolncenter.org/load_screen.asp?screen=visitorinfo_indivtours
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Amy Geiger at 763-7463
April 5: New York Philharmonic - The Bach Variations: András Schiff: The students will
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have the opportunity to be at this open rehearsal of one of the worlds most elite
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orchestras. The NY Philarmonic will allow students a behind the scenes look at the
creative interplay between orchestra and conductor. They will see Alan Gilbert
conducting. http://nyphil.org/ConcertsTickets/season/the-bach-variations
April 5: Jazz At Lincoln Center - Branford Marsalis: This concert, Branford will express
Grades the full range of his technical excellence and compositional prowess while featuring
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the members of his quartet: pianist Joey Calderazzo, bassist Philip Kuehn, and
drummer Justin Faulkner. The music played will feature the dynamic drumming
mastery of Ali Jackson - which includes subtle textures, melody, intense groove and
overwhelming spirit. The performance will feature new compositions by Ali Jackson
written specifically for the trio.
http://jazzatlincolncenter.org/events/2013-14-season/event/t-240
April 5: Jonathan Kruk- Faery Tale Theatre: Imagine a time when a kind of piped piper
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appeared in town. Carting along a stage with few props and masks, he offers a
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treasure trove of captivating stories. The students are enchanted into adventures,
listen and learn about the world beyond. This is what happens when Jonathan’s
Faery Tale Theater visits. It’s one step beyond storytelling. Using simple masks,
caps and colorful capes, and other props.
http://www.jonathankruk.net/faeryTaleTheater.html
Lakeland - George Washington Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Danielle Colasante at 528-2021
*4/18:
Pelham - Colonial Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Peter Giarrizzo at 738-3434 x 1157
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Deborah Knapp at 738-4538
April 8: Encore Performing Arts, Inc. - Mr. Fish’s Phenomenal Physics & The Magic of
Grades Chemistry Shows: Mr. Fish and Lisa Lou present humorous and exciting
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performances that encourage curiosity and critical thinking, using circus tricks,
magic tricks, and audience participation. http://www.encoreperforming.com/
Byram Hills - Wampus Hill Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Tim Kaltenecker at 273-4268 x 5950
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Jessica Rosh at 273-2647
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April 8: James Preller - Author Visit: James Preller will further students understanding
Grades of the literary arts and will help develop their creative thinking and writing skills.
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http://www.jamespreller.com/contact/
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Dina Laurence at 522-6683
4/10:
Grades
3-5
Byram Hills - Wampus Hill Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Tim Kaltenecker at 273-4268 x 5950
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Jessica Rosh at 273-2647
April 8-12: Robert Mack - Practices of the Male Vocalist/Tenor: This residency will help
Grades
student to expand their full vocal range and dynamic capacity in order to
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successfully present an artistically accurate performance. They will learn how to
focus their vocal tones, when to spread notes, understand and demonstrate the
various types of vibrato, etc.
New Rochelle - New Rochelle High School
April 8-May 13: Pelham Picture House - Memory Residency: In this 6 week on site
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residency the 5th grade classes will reflect on their experience at Siwanoy
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and create a movie documentary piece "A 5th Grader Looks Back on Their
Time Here." Students will share highlights of their experiences in
elementary school, act out memories throughout the years, share songs and
photos and conduct interviews with their teachers and peers.
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Lisa Koonce at 235-3903
April 9: Artist of Note, Inc. - Kim & Reggie Harris *Songs and Civil Rights: Students will
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sing along and learn about music as an agent of change. Songs of the relavent to
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the time period will be presented and incorporated into the civil rights movement.
http://kimandreggie.com/
Lakeland - Copper Beech Middle School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Christina Connors at 245-1885 x 259
April 9: Emlin Theatre - Theatreworks, USA Presents Charlotte's Web: This production
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of Charlotte's Web is based on E.B. White's loving story of the friendship
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between a pig named Wilbur and a little gray spider named Charlotte. Wilbur
has a problem: how to avoid winding up as pork chops! Charlotte, a fine writer
and true friend, hits on a plan to fool Farmer Zuckerman -- she will create a
"miracle." Spinning the words "Some Pig" in her web, Charlotte weaves a
solution which not only makes Wilbur a prize pig, but ensures his place on the
farm forever. This treasured tale explores bravery, selfless love, and the true
meaning of friendship. http://www.emelin.org/school.html
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Becky Ross at 738-8199
*4/15:
Tarrytown - W.L. Morse Elem. School (THIS SHOW IS AT THE TARRYTOWN MUSIC HALL)
Grade 2 For questions, contact Program Arranger - Michael Scarantino at 631-4442
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April 9: Charles R. Smith, Jr. - Poetry Put To Work: Charles is a writer, photographer
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and poet. The students will be entranced by his athletic poetry and fast
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delivery. His program will show that writing is fun and expressive.
http://www.charlesrsmithjr.com/
Pocantico Hills - Pocantico Hills School
To visit, contact District Rep - Adam Brown at 631-2440 x 132
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Anne Gordon at 631-2440 x 150
April 9: Laurie Keller - Author/Illustrator Visit: Laurie talks about her background
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and where she lives; shows her artwork from her childhood, college and
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freelance years to show how her art style has changed; talks a little about
each book and reads her latest book; discuss where her book ideas come from
and what her writing/illustrating process is like; she will do drawings of
characters from her books and an interactive drawing with the students; At the
end she will do a Q/A. If time permits she may show clips of some animated
spots she did for Nickelodeon TV and/or a Weston Woods animated film of one
of her books. http://lauriekeller.com/
Somers - Primrose Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Toni Anne Hirsch at 917/880-0122
April 9 & 10: Alyssa Satin Capucilli, Inc. - Visiting Author / Writing Workshops: The
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program will consist of a highly visual and interactive presentation that
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incorporates storytelling and puppetry to trace the development of a picture
book from it’s start to finish. Then there will be workshops for the students on
how write a story from an idea using language and punctuation. Students will
draft, edit and produce the stores and publish them.
http://www.alyssacapucilli.com/
April 9-12: Justin Sutera - Native American Arts & Crafts: Justin will present programs on
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making pack baskets and primitive basketry workshops. The Art of tanning hide
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and the making of Native American Crafts will also be shown.
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Paul Saloom at 763-7660
April 9-June 4:
Grades
2-5
Jacqueline Zerrate - Spanish Culture I + II: Students will learn
Spanish skills while being introduced to Spanish culture, history,
music and stories of Spain and other Spanish speaking countries.
Katonah/Lewisboro - Katonah Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Renee Fassert at 232-0184
April 9-May 30: Various In-School Workshops: Pamela Stewart/Acting; Katonah Art
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Center Giovanna Schwarts *Art of Drawing & Charlene Anderson *Fashion
K-5
World; Marjorie Hall/ Fairy Crafts; Joseph Murphy/Graphic Design;
Katonah/Lewisboro - Increase Miller Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Kris Fenton at 763-3888
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April 10: Foxwoods Theater - Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark: Students will see the show,
Grades
which is a rock musical with music and lyrics by U2's Bono and The Edge. The
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show includes highly technical stunts, such as actors swinging from "webs" and
several aerial combat scenes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man:_Turn_Off_the_Dark
http://spidermanonbroadway.marvel.com/home
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Mary Cooper at 763-2145
April 10: Kevin Geraghty - *Sensory Awareness: Students will hear stories and songs about
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animals and nature in a series of activities designed to awaken the senses and
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spark the imaginations.
Lakeland - Benjamin Franklin Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Ana Maria Robben at 962-2286
April 10: Theodore Walter Arnold - The Creative Process: Mr. Arnold tells of his
Grade
writing process. He is a gifted author, illustrator and humorous and will
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create drawings during the presentation. http://www.teddarnoldbooks.com/
*4/11:
Grades
K&1
Eastchester - Waverly Early Childhood Center
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Charity Brotmann at 232-3719
**4/12:
Grades
K&1
To visit, contact District Rep – Ron Hattar at 793-6130 x 4202
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Kimberly Cinguina at 972-2643
April 10 & 11: Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival - Shakespeare Workshops: The goal of
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this residency is for the actors to work with the students so they can
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experience the text and a variety of interpretations of Shakespeare’s plays.
Students will get to participate in scenes.
http://www.hvshakespeare.org/default.asp
Chappaqua - Seven Bridges Middle School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Nancy Chung at 413-5979
April 10-12:
Grades
K&1
James Napolitano - Nappy’s Puppets *Shadows Around the World: For
thousands of years, man has manipulated puppets for a variety of reasons:
ceremony, religion, education, therapy and entertainment. Of the many forms
of puppetry, the most magical and cinematic is shadow puppetry. Shadows
Around The World explores the history of shadow puppetry and its
development throughout the world. The program focuses on world cultures
and history and the development of Shadow Theater as an art form.
http://www.nappyspuppets.com/nappyspuppets.com/World.html
Pelham - Prospect Hill Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - [email protected]
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April 11: Arts Horizons, Inc. - Stories From Black History: Harriet Tubman or Sojourner
Grade
Truth (portrayed by storyteller/mime Scottie Davis) visits your school to share
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her culture and ancestry through story and song.
http://www.artshorizons.org/storytelling/stories-from-black-history/22595
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Anne Todd at 576-4450
April 11:
Grades
1&2
3 & 4,
April 11:
Grade
4
Douglas Correllus - Big Band Jazz Concert: A live jazz concert inspires young
musicians to continue their studies and will be remembered as a high point in
their listening experience.
Ossining - Brookside & Claremont Elem. Schools
To visit, contact District Rep - Bradley Morrisonat 762-5760 x 2336
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Linda Scarchilli at 762-5760 x 2336
Historic Hudson Valley - Philipsburg Manor *Millers & Merchants: This trip will
connect the arts and crafts of the colonial period with our social studies and art
curriculums. Students will learn about life in rural colonial times by touring the
site everyday life styles. It is an authentic colonial presentation of community life
that will be compared to our present day community.
http://www.hudsonvalley.org/content/view/56/119/
Pelham - Colonial Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Ron Martuccia at 738-2680
April 11 & May 2: Stanley Bruce Friedmann DBA Friedmann Consulting, LLC - Author
Grades
Visit: The Home Run Project is an interactive and entertaining literary
4&5
program that encourages critical thinking skills, and motivates students to
read and write creatively. Students will be introduced, by hearing stories
about real heros that will engage them in a meaningful discussion
about the value of learning. http://homerunproject.com/
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Anne Todd at 576-4450
April 12: Global Learning, Inc. - David Johnson *A Walk Through East Africa: Students
Grade
will have the opportunity to view a media show on East Africa, hear stories on the
3
life and culture and see original artifacts from the area.
http://www.global-learning.us/schoolprograms.htm
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Lisa Kramer at 232-6048
April 12-21: Various Artists for the Show - Cinderella: Stephen Austin – Tumpet; William
Grades
Conway – Bass; Gregory Phillips – Bass; Lynnette Benner – Flute; Richard
6-12
Conley – English Horn; Steven Kessler – Cello; William Stevens – Violin; Elena
Gasparri – Wig / Hair Designer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinderella_(musical)
North Salem - North Salem Middle & High Schools
To visit, contact District Rep - Barbara Briganti at 669-5414 x 1012
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Doug Coates at 917/405-5786
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April 12-21: Various Musicians for the Show *Phantom of the Opera: David O. Pratt –
Grades
Trumpet; David Radovich – Saxophone; Tiffany Radovich – Oboe; Ashley
9-12
Bennett – Piano; Walter Barrett – Trombone; Joseph Bergamini – Bassoon;
Downtown Johnny Productions – John Lissaouer *Reeds; Benjamin Scott – Violin;
Lauren Ellis – Violin; Janine Bergamini – Violin; Jocelyn Kraus – Flute; Michael
N. Lee – Bass; Sara O’Brien – Viola; Joy Plaisted – Harp; Patricia Santos – Cello;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Phantom_of_the_Opera
Putnam Valley - Putnam Valley High School
To visit, contact District Rep - Susi Cummings at 845/526-7847 x 1369
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Joanne Peppard at 845/216-9763
April 15: Arts Power National Touring Theatre - Laura Ingalls Wilder Growing Up On
Grades
The Prairie: This is a musical adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder's books. It
4&5
chronicles the life and times of Laura and her family as they travel across
America in search of a home.
http://www.artspower.org/shows/laura-ingalls-wilder/index.htm
Eastchester - Anne Hutchinson Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Ron Hattarat 793-6130 x 4202
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Beth Johnson at 787-0320
April 15-June 10: Various In-School Workshops: Marie Haniuk/Drawing; Jaqueline
Grades
Zerratte/Spanish Culture & Art; Kimberly Alloct/Hip Hop, Dancing for
K-5
Fun & Pre-Ballet; Johanna Carminocci/Cartooning & Creating a
Newspaper; Edward Durkee/Sculpting & Art Adventures; David
Robles/Guitar; Bushido School of Karate, Inc. – David Baez/Movement &
Culture of Karate.
North Salem - Pequenakonck Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Barbara Briganti at 669-5414 x 1012
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Chris Mascia at 523-7508
April 16: Alyssa Satin Capucilli, Inc. - Visiting Author: The program will consist of a
Grade
highly visual and interactive presentation that incorporates storytelling and
K
puppetry to trace the development of a picture book from it’s start to finish.
http://www.alyssacapucilli.com/
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Dina Laurence at 522-6683
April 16: Hispanic Flamenco Ballet - Latin American Festival: This program features
Grade
music, dances & costumes from different cultures. Included are Argentina,
10-12
Peru, Venezuela, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, & more. Through dance the
students will be exposed to the outside influences on Spanish culture.
http://www.flamencoballet.com/shows2.html
Pelham - Pelham High School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Anna Brown at [email protected]
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April 17: Guggenheim Museum of Art - Tour: Through the study of art history.
Grades
Each student will better understand the personal and cultural forces that
6-11
shape artistic communication. It will advance their perceptions, responses
and understanding of creativity. The Guggenheim affords the students not
only a GRAND museum visit, but also the experience of a truly magnificent
architectural space that they will explore.
Irvington - Irvington Middle & High Schools
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Ciarice Maring at 269-5386
April 17: Bash the Trash Environmental Arts, LLC - How Sound Works: By using
Grades
instruments made from recycled materials, this program will enhance the
1&2
children’s understanding of how instruments work, they will play music, and
also learn about recycling.
Ossining - Brookside Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Bradley Morrison at 762-5760 x 2336
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Stephanie Ippoliti at 923-8113
April 18: Michael Harrold - Ancient Civilizations & Religions: This presentation will
Grade
utilize photographs, artifacts and personal stories from various parts of the
6
world as a way of exploring ancient religious beliefs. By analyzing and viewing
the materials presented, the students will gain a first hand experience for other
cultures and the role art plays in religion. http://www.jambopro.com/school.html
New Rochelle - Albert Leonard Middle School
For questions, contact Program Arranger – Chuck Wallace at 576-4339
April 18-May 9: Pelham Art Center - Fabric Art: Students will create art works in a variety
Grades
of mediums and with the use of fabric. This will promote their learning
K
about fabrics and reveal through their own artworks an understanding of
how art influences their creative decision.
http://www.pelhamartcenter.org/home/index.cfm
New Rochelle - Hutchinson Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Christina Altero at 738-3640
April 19: American Theatre Arts for Youth, Inc. - The Wizard of Oz: Students will see a
Grades
show about this well know story at the Tarrytown Music Hall.
K
http://www.atafy.org/
New Rochelle - Trinity Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Judy Scheck at 576-4440
April 22: Nederlander Productions / Group Sales - Newsies: Set in New York City at the
Grades
turn of the century, Newsies is the rousing tale of Jack Kelly, a charismatic
6-8
newsboy and leader of a ragged band of teen aged "newsies," who dreams only of
a better life far from the hardship of the streets. But when publishing titans
Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst raise distribution prices at the
newsboys’ expense, Jack finds a cause to fight for and rallies newsies from
across the city to strike for what’s right. http://www.newsiesthemusical.com/
Dobbs Ferry - Dobbs Ferry Middle School
For questions, contact District Rep - Ann Marie Vulpone at 693-1500 x 3031
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April 22: Sadecky’s Puppets - New Friends: Kate notices that her best friend Briana has
Grade
been acting mean to some of the other kids in the neighborhood. Kate doesn’t want
K
to participate in the meanness, or stand by while it is going on, so she has a choice
to make: tell her friend she needs to stop the bullying, or find a new best friend.
.
http://www.livepuppets.com/2012productions.html
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Michelle Tremblay at 628-4276
April 22: Geffner Productions, Inc. - Jonathan Geffner *Earth Mirth: Jonathan uses a
Grades
host of characters to educate the children about the differences among people and
4&5
acceptance of other. This show highlights our environment. His programs include
songs, stories and sound effects that entertain and instruct.
http://www.geffner.com/Pages/edushow.html
Yorktown - Crompond Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Florence O’Connor at 243-8006
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Patricia Lally-Cahan at 917/553-4496
April 22-May 6: Various Artists for the Show - Psycho Beach Party: Troye Evers – Hair &
Grades
Make-Up Designer; David Sexton – Lighting Designer; Clifton Chadick – Set
9-12
Designer; Sally Cochran – Costume Designer; Mark A. Rosenthal – Fight
Choreographer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psycho_Beach_Party
Chappaqua - Horace Greeley School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Chris Schnaufnagel at 861-9425
April 22-May 9: Historic Hudson Valley - Sunnyside Manor & Lyndhurst Tour: The tour
Grade
will enhance our unit on local and Colonial history. Students will tour
1
Sunnyside and be exposed to the grounds that reflect Washington Irving’s
romantic view of art, nature and history.
http://www.hudsonvalley.org/historic-sites/washington-irvings-sunnyside
Tarrytown - W.L. Morse Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Michael Scarantino at 631-4442
April 23-May 9: Gianluca Buccellati - Songwriting Workshops: This profession composer
Grades
will lead the students through a series of clinics designed to inspire them to
9-12
express themselves effectively and intelligently through music and prose.
April 24: Broadway.com - Broadway Classrooms *Making Music: Students will learn
Grades
techniques of vocal dynamics and acting through song while working with a
9-12
musical director on a piece of Broadway music. Explore the art of marrying music
and drama to effectively achieve great emotional impact. Then, students have the
opportunity to perform the piece they just learned with a Broadway guest
performer, followed by a question-and-answer session.
http://www.broadway.com/groups/classroom/workshops/making-music/
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April 24: Gershwin Theatre - Wicked: This performance will expose students to the
Grade
creative art form of a Broadway show. Long before Dorothy dropped in, two
9-12
other girls meet in the Land of Oz. One, born with emerald-green skin, is
smart, fiery and misunderstood. The other is beautiful, ambitious and very
popular. How these two unlikely friends end up as the Wicked Witch of the
West and Glinda the Good Witch of the North makes for the most
spellbinding musical. http://www.wickedthemusical.com/
April 24 & 25: Elizabeth Alcorn -dba- Lizzy Rockwell - Author/Illustrator: Ms. Rockwell
Grade
will use her talents as an illustrator to engage students in the creative
2
process. She will show how a story is created from an idea.
http://www.lizzyrockwell.com/
Tarrytown - W.L. Morse Elem. School
To Visit, contact District Rep - Michael Scarantino at 631-4442
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Suzanne Smith at 631-4144
April 24-May 2: Hudson River Museum / Hudson Valley Shakespear Festival - Katie
Grades
Hartke & Kathleen Heverin *Tempest Pilot Program: The program is a
9-12
collaboration with both organizations. It is a cross-disciplinary program
focusing on The Tempest using theater arts, visual arts and the art of
astronomy.
Hastings - Hastings High School
To visit, or for questions, contact District Rep - Mike Rubino at 478-6210
April 25: Bardavon 1869 Opera House - The Gruffalo: Tall Stories Theatre Company
Grade
returns to the Hudson Valley with this beloved story of the magical Gruffalo and a
2
very brave mouse. Showcasing Tall Stories' distinctive physical, visual performance
style, The Gruffalo is full of songs, laughs and scary fun. Let your imagination run
wild! http://www.bardavon.org/event_info.php?id=541&venue=bardavon
Haldane - Haldane Elementary School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Lori Isler at 845/265-9254
April 25: Castle of Dreams Music - Annie and the Natural Wonder Band *Rainforest: This
Grades
is an original production performed in full costume and sets. The dances and
K&1
songs are about creatures of the Rainforest and the Amazon. The songs are
interactive, encouraging students to enhance communication and create awareness
for the interdependency of life with our fragile environment.
http://www.wonderband.com/
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Lisa Lindstrom at 017/658-5817
April 25 & 26: Edward (Ted) Scheu - That Poetry Guy: Ted will perform his poetry for
Grade s
the students. He performs in a theatrical style to excite and motivate
K&1
them. After that, he will conduct workshops to help them write and
read their own poems. http://www.poetryguy.com/
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April 26: Theatreworks, USA - Martha Speaks: Martha was an ordinary dog until the day
Grades
she ate a bowl full of alphabet soup. Something unusual happened: all those
Pre K-2
letters went up to Martha’s brain instead of down to her stomach, and she became
literally outspoken! Life with a talking dog can be lots of fun - You can amaze your
family and friends, you can play tricks on the pizza delivery person, and you can
even teach your pooch how to use the telephone! Martha’s clever way with words
saves the day in this doggone funny new musical based on the delightful Martha
Speaks series of books by Susan Meddaugh.
http://www.theatreworksusa.org/show_detail.cfm?show=1558
New Rochelle - Barnard Early Childhood Center School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Debra Rosario at 396-2437
April 29: Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival - Othello: Othello, a Moor general in the
Grade
Venetian army, has secretly married his beloved Desdemona, daughter of Venetian
10
Senator Brabantio. He has also promoted Cassio to be his lieutenant, which
infuriates Iago, who was expecting the promotion for himself. Iago becomes
obsessed with revenge, and determines to use Desdemona to achieve his goals.
http://www.shakespeareinamericancommunities.org/plays/othello
Carmel - Carmel High School
To visit, contact District Rep - Erick Stark at 845/878-2094 x 213
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Joanne Morgan at 845/225-8441
April 29: Peter Linz - Puppeteer / Character Ed Show: This show is designed to integrate
Grades
Character Ed themes through the Arts, via a Puppet Show. The students will watch
K-5
and participate in the show and then the Puppeteer will work with the 5th graders to
create puppets. http://www.peterlinz.com/Bio.html
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Meredith Outwater at 767-3117
April 29: Ira McIntosh - Catskill Mountain Music *Twist & Trout: Ira’s performance and
Grade
sing along will educate students about our environment.
7
http://www.storylaurie.com/index.html
Lakeland - Copper Beech Middle School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Christina Connors at 245-1885 x 259
April 29-May 4: Various Musicians for the Show - The Music Man: Matthew Kowalski –
Grades
Reeds; Ludmila Gufeld – Violin; Walter Barrett – Trombone; Christopher
9-12
Taborsky – Trumpet; Karen Jacques – Trombone; Debra Sautner – Bass;
Richard Dashnaw – Guitar; Debra Dashnaw – Flute & Piccolo; Concetta
Tomaino – Trumpet; Jacquelyn Curtis – English Horn & Oboe; Sound
Applications, LTD, - Ed Johnson – Sound Designer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Music_Man
Lakeland - Walter Panas High School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - James Filippelli at 739-2823
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April 29-May 28: Peter Royston - Theatre Arts Children’s Literature *Shakespeare:
Grade
Through this theatre residency students will immerse themselves in this
8
author’s historical time period and analyze and interpret his works. It
will culminate with their own performance.
http://www.moveweb.com/Guidewrite/peter.html
Irvington - Irvington Middle School
To visit, contact District Rep - Beverly Miller at 591-8505
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Jennifer McArdle at 591-8500
April 29-June 15: Kathleen Mahan - Writing Music & Performing: Students will learn the
Grade
process of performing, writing music and theatre.
5
Pelham - Prospect Hill Elem. School
To visit, contact District Rep - Peter Giarrizzo at 738-3434 x 1157
April 30:
Grades
3-5 &
6-8
Camfel Productions - The Pledge: Through a multi-media assembly containing
popular music and feature film clips, the students will be motivated to make a
positive difference in the world around them with their words, actions, and
attitudes. Everyone faces difficulties in life; we all experience loneliness,
frustration, and the pressures to do negative things like drugs, alcohol, smoking,
or bullying others. http://www.camfel.com/pages/pledge.html
Tuckahoe - W. E. Cottle Elem. & Tuckahoe Middle Schools
To visit, contact District Rep - Bruce Watkins at 337-6600 x 1260
For questions, contact District Rep - Kathryn Newman at 771-9015
April 30-May 15: Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum - Shapes & Lines: The Aldrich
Grade
provides an experience for young art-viewers that combines the
K
processes of looking at and making art. Teachers can work with a
Museum educator to determine the exhibition that would best suit the
group, based on their interests or their curriculum.
http://www.aldrichart.org/education/partnerships.php
North Salem - Pequenakonck Elem. School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Jayne Silverblade at 669-5317 x 3102
April 30-June 18: Arts Westchester - Rosalind A. Frost *Quilting American History:
Grade
Students will be creating a quilt reflecting early American history and
7
culture. http://www.artswestchester.org/artists/profile/randy-frost/
New Rochelle - Isaac Young Middle School
For questions, contact Program Arranger - Connie Macchia at 576-4364
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