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MTNA division composition winners for 2006
Monday, March 13, 2006
MTNA division composition winners for 2006 were recently announced.
Elementary & Young Artist winners are from Missouri.
Thanks to Sarah Miller, West Central Composition Chair and congratulations to students, teachers, and families of those who participated!
Elementary Winner: Natalie O. Wells, Cy's Trolley Ride, MO, teacher: Mara Gibson
Elementary Honorable Mention: Catherine A. Cole, Alice s Adventures in Wonderland, MN, teacher: Lisa Lungwitz Allison R. Kantack, Colors of Autumn, SD, teacher: Diana Christiansen
Junior Winner: Yukun (Rayna) Wang, Merry Clowns, MN, teacher: Dorothy Sandquist
Junior Honorable Mention: Nikki L. Edmiston, Rainstorm, ND, teacher: Gloria Bethke Brittany Bauer, Lancelot & Guinevere, NE, teacher: Regina Carnazzo Senior Winner: David F. Kolar, Piano Duet in F Minor, SD, teacher: Paul Kolar
Senior Honorable Mention: Michael J. Gilbertson, Veil Dances, IA, teacher: Sharon Jensen Emily G. Custer, Thank You!, ND, teacher: Dolores Loberg Young Artist Winner: John R. Ernst, The City Awakens, MO, teacher: Thomas McKenney
Young Artist Honorable Mention: Carissa M. Karsky, Sienna Scherzo, SD, teacher: William Wieland Matthew J. Fullen, Tempest, CO, teacher James Duncan Judges: Ralph Kendrick, Chairman, Board of Directors, Iowa Composers Forum Deb DeWitt, Ph.D., Chair, Music Department, Manchester College, Indiana Mary Ellen Childs, free-lance composer, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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3/13/2006 08:11:00 PM
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Piano Teachers needed in the Houston, TX, area
A teacher from Houston, Texas, recently made this announcement:
We need more teachers in the SE Houston area. One teacher is moving away from Pearland & leaving her entire studio. In the Clear Lake area several teachers have moved over the past few years and others are cutting back due to their small children. I don't know of anybody who doesn't have all the students they want & have had a full load for years. I would guess that at least 4 new teachers could move to the area & have a good load of students almost immediately. The Clear Lake area where I live supports the aerospace industry almost exclusively, so most families are well educated and value music study for their children.
If any of your seniors or graduate students are looking for a new place to call home, I'd be happy to talk to them & help them make contacts. For more information contact Andrea Warren, pianocat (at) aaahawk.com.
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3/13/2006 08:08:00 PM
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