Piano Workshop Week (Free and open to the public)

Full Schedule:

Monday December 9th

4pm Shake, Rattle and

Roll! (ages 6-7) with Jacqueline Morin

Join us for fun rhythm improvisation games and create your

own songs using instruments made from everyday household items! All materials
will be provided for the students.

5pm Advanced

Performance Workshop with Gregg Pauley

Students will be coached on matters of technique, practice
strategies and interpretation. Performance workshops are a “public lesson” in
which pre-registered performers are coached by a faculty member so that the
performer and the audience members receive maximum learning.

7pm Nervous Nellies with

Abigail Charbeneau (beginning and intermediate adult students)

Experience playing for one another in a small group setting

without the pressure of an audience. (no observers please)

Tuesday December 10th

11:15-12:15 Nervous
Nellies with Abigail Charbeneau (beginning and intermediate adult students)

Experience playing for one another in a small group setting
without the pressure of an audience. (no observers please)

4pm Shake, Rattle and

Roll! (ages 8-9) with Jacqueline Morin

Join us for fun rhythm improvisation games and create your
own songs using instruments made from everyday household items! All materials
will be provided for the students.

5pm Music Development
Program (MDP) with Rebecca Herst

Ear Training for

Levels Prep A and Prep B

Spring is around the corner! Get a jump-start on preparing
for your Music Development Program exam, or reinforce the work you’ve already
been doing this semester.

5pm African Drumming

(ages 12 and under) with Grace and Lindsey Schust

Explore music through rhythm and ensemble

6pm African Drumming

(ages 13 and above) with Grace and Lindsey Schust

Explore music through rhythm and ensemble

Wednesday December 11th

11am Starting a New

Piece (adult students) with Kathy Southworth

Experience playing for one another in a small group setting
without the pressure of an audience (no observers please)

4pm Shake, Rattle and
Roll (ages 10-12) with Jacqueline Morin

Join us for fun rhythm improvisation games and create your
own songs using instruments made from everyday household items! All materials
will be provided for the students.

4pm “Drawn to the
Music” (currently in grades K-2) with Cathy Kaplan

Love listening to music while you draw? How about drawing the
music you are listening to? The NH Philharmonic has announced its 8th
annual “Drawn to the Music” project inviting children from across the state to
create colorful images based on scenes from Gustav Mahler’s Songs of a Wayfarer, which the

Philharmonic will perform on March 9, 2014. The performance will be illustrated

with as many of 90 of the artworks submitted to the project. Each 8.5x11”

drawing or painting will become an image approximately 20 feet high in order to
be seen by an audience nearly 200 feet away. Join Cathy Kaplan, visual art

teacher from CCMS’ Creative Arts Summer Camp, and explore the places a great piece of music can take your imagination. No advance preparation necessary. All
art supplies (and music) provided.

4pm Integrated Arts

Recital Performance Workshop with Catharine Dornin

Prepare for the Integrated Arts Recital (December 13)
through coaching on your pieces and sharing ideas.

5pm Music Development
Program (MDP) with Rebecca Herst

Ear Training for
Levels 1-2

Spring is around the corner! Get a jump-start on preparing
for your Music Development Program exam or reinforce the work you’ve already
been doing this semester.

5pm “Drawn to the
Music” (currently in grades 3-4) with Cathy Kaplan

Love listening to music while you draw? How about drawing the
music you are listening to? The NH Philharmonic has announced its 8th
annual “Drawn to the Music” project inviting children from across the state to
create colorful images based on scenes from Gustav Mahler’s Songs of a Wayfarer, which the

Philharmonic will perform on March 9, 2014. The performance will be illustrated

with as many of 90 of the artworks submitted to the project. Each 8.5x11”

drawing or painting will become an image approximately 20 feet high in order to
be seen by an audience nearly 200 feet away. Join Cathy Kaplan, visual art

teacher from CCMS’ Creative Arts Summer Camp, and explore the places a great piece of music can take your imagination. No advance preparation necessary. All art supplies (and music) provided.

5pm Music Development
Program (MDP) with Anita Yu

Ear Training for
Levels 4-6

Students will be sharpening their aural skills in preparation
for the ear-training component  of their
Royal Conservatory exams. In a class setting, we will help identify intervals
by songs, learn to clap rhythms and do clapbacks and playbacks of melodies.

5pm Paper Plate
Orchestra (ages 8-adult) with Peggy Senter

With our paper plate orchestra and our very good ears, we’ll
explore musical form (the magic of repetition and contrast) in an active,
participatory workshop.

6pm Improvisation for
the Uninitiated (adults) with Kathryn Southworth

Ear Training for
Levels 4-6

Think you can’t improvise? Whatever your level, come and
explore the possibilities available to you. Learn how to create your own music
as well as enhance your understanding of the music you’re currently working on.

6pm “Drawn to the
Music” (currently in grades 5-6)

Love listening to music while you draw? How about drawing the music you are listening to? The NH Philharmonic has announced its 8th
annual “Drawn to the Music” project inviting children from across the state to
create colorful images based on scenes from Gustav Mahler’s Songs of a Wayfarer, which the

Philharmonic will perform on March 9, 2014. The performance will be illustrated

with as many of 90 of the artworks submitted to the project. Each 8.5x11”

drawing or painting will become an image approximately 20 feet high in order to
be seen by an audience nearly 200 feet away. Join Cathy Kaplan, visual art

teacher from CCMS’ Creative Arts Summer Camp, and explore the places a great piece of music can take your imagination. No advance preparation necessary. All art supplies (and music) provided.

7pm Beethoven Sonatas
– Lecture / Demonstration with Gregg Pauley

Open to all

Thursday December 12th

4pm Music Development
Program (MDP) with Rebecca Herst

Ear Training for
Level 3

Spring is around the corner! Get a jump start on preparing
for your Music Development Program exam, or reinforce the work you’ve already
been doing this semester.

5pm Music Development
Program (MDP) with Anita Yu

Ear Training for
Levels 8-9

Students will be sharpening their aural skills in
preparation for the ear-training component of their Royal Conservancy exams. In a class setting, we will help identify intervals by songs, learn to clap rhythms and do clapbacks and playbacks of melodies.

Friday December 13th

4pm Intermediate Performance
Class with Rebecca Herst

Students will be coached on matters of technique, practice
strategies and interpretation.

4pm “Drawn to the
Music” (currently in grades K-2) with Cathy Kaplan

Love listening to music while you draw? How about drawing the
music you are listening to? The NH Philharmonic has announced its 8th
annual “Drawn to the Music” project inviting children from across the state to
create colorful images based on scenes from Gustav Mahler’s Songs of a Wayfarer, which the

Philharmonic will perform on March 9, 2014. The performance will be illustrated

with as many of 90 of the artworks submitted to the project. Each 8.5x11”

drawing or painting will become an image approximately 20 feet high in order to
be seen by an audience nearly 200 feet away. Join Cathy Kaplan, visual art

teacher from CCMS’ Creative Arts Summer Camp, and explore the places a great piece of music can take your imagination. No advance preparation necessary. All art supplies (and music) provided.

5pm “Drawn to the
Music” (currently in grades 3-4) with Cathy Kaplan(see description above)

6pm “Drawn to the
Music” (currently in grades 5-6) with Cathy Kaplan(see description above)

7pm Integrated Arts
Recital