Schedule of Appearances by Mitzie Collins,

Striking Strings Hammered Dulcimer Ensemble and Tom Bohrer

and Other Events and Performances of Interest

Updated June 17, 2010

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Friday July 2 through Saturday July 17

8 pm

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

produced by the Rochester Community Players' Shakespeare Players. Highland Bowl Park 1200 South Avenue Directed by Jean Gordon Ryon, Tom Bohrer plays Leonato. Performances are free.

for details of the schedule see

http://www.rochestercommunityplayers.org/12132.html

Monday July 12 to Friday July 16

APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN DULCIMER WORKSHOP

Taught by MITZIE COLLINS at the EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

An ideal class for music teachers, music education and ethnomusicology majors, and players of other instruments

class size is restricted to 20.

Students are encouraged to bring their own instruments, but a limited number of instruments will be available on loan for the week.

For a complete summer catalog see the SUMMER AT EASTMAN at

www.esm.rochester.edu

The description for this institute is found here (click and scroll to INS 400)

Tuition: $1,100 /1 credit • $370 / non-credit

For more information phone (800-246-4706) or email (summer@esm.rochester.edu) Easrman Community Music School.

Students are still being accepted into this class!

Sunday July 18

3 pm

CONCERT OF WORLD MUSIC BY MITZIE COLLINS AND FRIENDS Kilbourn Hall, Eastman School of Music, 23 Gibbs Street, Rochester New York 14614

Tickets can be purchased the day of the concert.

Performers include Nadine Dyskant-Miller, French Canadian flute;

Alex Alexandov, Bulgarian accordion,

SriVidja Temple Bhajan Singers, [esrividya.org/home.aspx] and

Mitzie Collins, Jim Kimball, and Karen Canning, New York State Music.

For more information click here

Saturday August 14

Sunday August 15

10 am to 5 pm

STRIKING STRINGS HAMMERED DULCIMER ENSEMBLE

of the Eastman Community Music School

Directed by MITZIE COLLINS

Performances and hand-on demonstrations

and as part of the Fiddler's Fair, Genesee Country Village and Museum

For more information click here.

   

 

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