Odd Fellows Chamber Music for 2013 will be in October this…
““Odd Fellows Chamber Music for 2013 will be in October this year To Participants in the Odd Fellows Youth Chamber Music Project: Because an elevator is being installed at the Lodge, probably during August, we have to change the date: Instead of the two-week August program, we will be holding a weekend Baroque Festival in October, with an emphasis on Bach. There will be groups of all sizes and levels. The Program will take place on October 19th and 20th, 2013. We will rehearse from 9:30 AM to 12 Noon, and from 1 PM to 5PM, on Saturday. We’ll be feeding you during the lunch break. The performance will be at 3 PM on Sunday October 20th. Reception after. We’ll still be keeping one person on each part, and without Conductors. We will be sending out applications soon. Probably the deadline will be July 1st. Hope you all can make it. If you know of anyone who has played in the past who hasn’t gotten this invitation, please have them contact us. We’re trying not leave anyone out. Cathy O’Connor Ted Seitz Reality has a well-known liberal bias.””
About This Quote
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Details about a rescheduled Baroque music festival, emphasizing inclusivity and lack of conductors.
In simple terms: Festival moved to October; open to all levels, no conductors.
Key Takeaway
Participate in inclusive music events.
Themes
music
community
accessibility
Mood
enthusiastic
informative
Type
event
announcement
When to use this quote
- music education
- community outreach
- event organization
Key Concepts
collaborative performance
festival planning
Questions to Reflect On
- How can musicians adapt without a conductor?
- What benefits arise from inclusive ensembles?
A Different Perspective
Lack of conductors may challenge coordination.