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FEES
Dormitory - Double occupancy ($215) $Dormitory - Single Room ($250)Commuter* ($170)Non-Participant (ANY age) ($115)Non-Participant Commuter* (ANY age) ($60)
*includes all meals, no dormitoryMy tax deductible donation to OPRS, Inc.Include tote bag(s) @$i 3
SUBTOTALLess Discount for Beginning level
recorder class (-$25)Deposit enclosedBALANCE DUE
Late arrival (approx. time:(Please come directly to the Center of the Arts after 7 p.m.)
NOTE: Elevator building — Rooms are assigned asregistrations are received.
Special Needs (i.e., near washroom, quiet floor, etc.):
I would like to room with:
PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLE
Name(s):
Address:
City: State: Zip:
Phone:
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I PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN:
Recorder:Indicate your general playing level:
COMPLETE BEGINNERBeginner/Low Intermediate 0 IntermediateUpper Intermediate 0 Advanced*
*Advanced players are expected to play and bring allinstruments to class periods (SATB)
Vocal:Indicate your voice part: S A T B
Viola da Gamba:Playing Level: Intermediate q Advanced q
I play: (circle) Treble • Tenor • BassI will bring: (circle) Treble • Tenor • Bass
[NOTE: There is no "Beginning" class this year]
ALL CAMPUS FACILITIES ARE NONSMOKING
Sunday, 99zortanvGroup presentations by participants ("B"session) make an exciting conclusion to theweekend. Concert & workshop ends at 3:30 pm
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A deposit of $30.00 per person is due by May 21Payable to Early Music Festival
Send to: Nancy A. Chabala8609 45th Street, Lyons, IL 60534-1616
PLEASE CALL NANCY at (708) 442-6053FOR LATE REGISTRATIONS!
Your check is your receipt. NO CREDIT CARDS.Check, money order or cash only. Deposit is not
refundable. No confirmation will be sent.
Scholarships available: ContactPam Wiese, 815 S. Kenilworth,
Oak Park, IL 60304-1133 [email protected]
(708) 386-1297Deadline is May 15.
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LAURA OSTERLUNDExploring Polyphonic Music, Medieval Music
Laura is an undergraduate at McGill U. pursuing bachelor'sdegrees in Early Music Performance and Music History. Studiedrecorder under Mary Anne Wolff-Gardner, Scott Reiss, CleaGalhano, Matthias Maute, and Natalie Michaud. She is an activemusician in Montreal and Chicago and has performed with theHome Street Recorder Ensemble, Concordia University ChamberOrchestra, Chicago Choral Artists, Bach Week Festival Orchestra,and Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra. Laura has won anumber of concerto competitions including the 2005 and 2006Walgreen's Concerto Competitions, "Early Music" category.Since 2009, she is also on faculty at the Madison EMF.
TULIO RONDONMixed Ensemble-Italian /Spanish Composers,
Gamba ConsortVenezuelan born viola da gamba player, Dr. RondOn studied inthe Royal Conservatory of Music in The Hague. He is artisticdirector of baroque ensemble L'incontro Antico and Sephardicmusic ensemble Me la Amargates Td. Active soloist andchamber musician, he currently teaches at the UofW-Eau Claire.
(715) 838-2093 / [email protected]
KAREN SNOW BERGKaren's Mini Clinics, Music from an English Chapel
Ms. Snowberg earned her BA from Luther College and MFAfrom Sarah Lawrence. She studied recorder and cornetto at theSchola Cantorum, Basel, Switzerland, and now performs in theNew York City area where she also coaches two ARS chapters.
(914) 741-2129 / [email protected]
TODD WETHERWAXOne on a Part, Baroque Consort
Former director of UW-Madison Collegium Musicum. Projectdirector for National Endowment for the Humanities projectson the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Age of Discovery withthe San Francisco Consort. Active as a workshop teacher inthe Midwest and California. Currently performs with BaroqueEtcetera. MM—Music History from UW-Madison.
(510) 582-0832 / [email protected]
PAM WIESEBeginning Recorder, Ensemble for Beginners
Pam has a BA from Concordia College (Moorhead, MN), MAConcordia U. (River Forest, IL). Currently teaches musiceducation K-5 in Oak Park District 97. Levels I and II Orffcertifications; member and served in leadership roles in GreaterChicago AOSA Chapter, 2009 Registration Chair for AOSA'sProfessional Development Conference in Milwaukee. Formerlytaught at Oak Park Recorder School. and serves as Treasurer.
(708) 386-1297 / [email protected]
PLEASE BRING MUSIC IF YOU HAVE IT, OR BE PREPAREDTO PURCHASE FROM VENDORS ON SITE
NO MUSIC IS INCLUDED IN PRICE OF WORKSHOPQuestions regarding music may be addressed by contacting
the faculty directly (see listings above)See Websites for music repertoire and download information.
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LOUISE AUSTINAlto Trios Friday evening, Saturday Evening Gathering
Louise is a certified ARS teacher, dancer, lecturer and performer.She served 16 years as a member of the national ARS board ofdirectors. Founder of the Oak Park Recorder School, Inc.;Director of the EMF for 23 years; music director of theMilwaukee Area Recorder Society; member of the GeneraConsort. Louise teaches groups and privately in the Wisconsinarea. (920) 648-8010 / [email protected]
DAVID ECHELARDMadrigals, Sacred Mass Movements and Motets
M.F.A. in Early Music Performance, Sarah Lawrence College.Sang with Pomerium Musices, N.Y. Schola Antigua, BaltimoreConsort & Taverner Consort. Appeared at Holland EMF, PiccoloSpoleto Festival & South Bank Center, London. Premiered andperformed new music compositions in N.Y. City, Minneapolis& Hamburg, Germany. Teaches private voice & recorder inWinona, MN. Artistic director of the Blue Heron Consort.
(507) 457-9600 / [email protected]
CHARLES FISCHERIntermediate Consort, Renaissance Ensemble
Professional recorder player and teacher living in Bloomington,IN. Author of "The Recorder From Zero" and "Alto RecorderFrom Zero." Studied with Marleen Montgomery at Longy Schoolof Music and Walter van Hauwe in Amsterdam. Owner of UnicornMusic selling quality new and used recorders.
(812) 339-5870 / [email protected]
SHELLEY GRUSKINTimeless Titles, Hotteterre by Request
Graduate of the Eastman School of Music, performed with NewYork Pro Musica for 13 years, instrumental in revival of historicalinstruments (ren. flutes, krumhoms, rauschpfeifes and medievalbagpipes). Member Philador Trio 15 years; President of ARSfrom 1980-88, ARS Distinguished Achievement Award 1991 andMax H. Lavine Award for Teaching Excellence at College of St.Scholastica (currently Faculty Emeritus). 23 recordings onDecca Gold. (218) 724-3704
LISETTE KIELSONDouble/Triple Choir; Sonatas, Canzoni and Fugues
BM, MM, Indiana University; Diploma, Royal Conservatory ofThe Hague. Artistic Director of L'Ensemble Portique, Lisette'spassion of baroque and contemporary music leads her to perform,record and direct workshops throughout the U.S. She serves asPresident on the national board of the ARS and maintains aprivate studio in Bloomington-Normal, IL.
(309) 828-1724 / [email protected]
LAURA KUHLMANAdvanced Contemporary Literature for Recorder Consort,
Krumhorn EnsembleB.Music in Flute Performance-Pittsburgh State University inKansas. Woodwind doubler in Chicago area specializing inmusical theatre. Professional flute, recorder and historic reedplayer in the Chicago area. Master classes with Franz Bruggen,Marion Verbruggen and the Loeki Stardust Quartet. Currentlystudies historical reeds with Joan Kimball and Robert Wiemkenof Piffaro. Music Director, West Suburban Early Music Societyand ARS Board member.
(630) 462-5427 / [email protected]
PATRICK O'MALLEYRenaissance Quartets, Low Instrument Ensemble
MM in recorder, Indiana University; Fulbright Grant, RotterdamConservatory; studied w/Eva Legéne and Han Tol. Busy teacher.Performs with many Chicago orchestras and early musicensembles; performed on Live from Studio One-WFMT.Certified Suzuki Method recorder teacher. Released double CDwith Lisette Kielson — "Telemann: Canons & Duos."
(773) 552-1856 / [email protected]
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DALE TAYLOR will provide instrument repairs on site(i.e., tuning, cleaning, corking), and is available toconsult regarding the care of your instruments and offersome wares for sale, including reasonably-pricedhistorical percussion, rebecs and psalteries. Call (505)553-3458 or e-mail [email protected] withany questions regarding your repair needs.
Satividay, Wizening/On Saturday night, we will meet together toplay multi-choir pieces, sing some roundsand stretch our legs with a dance or two.
CAROL STANGER
Faculty, [email protected](630) 789-6402
PAM WIESE
Scholarships, [email protected]
(708) 386-1297
NANCY CHABALA
Registration, [email protected](708) 442-6053
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grad(/' " (( AM-% SeSSian&Alto Trios • Beginning RecorderCatches, Canons and Rounds (vocal)Sight reading short easy piecesEarly Baroque Ensembles4-part Canzonas - Tarquinio MerulaStep Up to StaepsIntroduction to Bass RecorderRenaissance Music ad fugam - Francisco de MontanosGamba 4, 5 and 6-part consortLOUD Band • Sight reading on-the-go
c9f T./asses,Medieval and Renaissance (Secular) for voice & instrumentsFive Canzonettas by Marenzio, Gastoldi and HausmannTimeless Titles - relationship of pieces bearing common titlesDouble/Triple Choir (loud band welcome) - downloadrepertoire list and parts on line - see websitesContemporary literature for Recorder Consort (advanced)Renaissance QuartetsLeonin, Perotin and Magnus Liber - polyphonic musicMixed Ensemble - Italian and Spanish Composers (for stringsand recorders)Mini-clinics for what ails your recorder playing - chromatics,high range, secrets of being a good sight readerOne on a Part • Beginning Recorder
Specia4"93" uses,Medieval and Renaissance (Sacred) for voice & instrumentsRenaissance Ensemble - 4-6 part music by Josquin for SATBRenaissance RecordersHotteterre (altos) - review of 2009 class, Op. 4, Suite 2, Op. 5Krumhorn Ensemble for U.I. capped reed playersLow Ensemble (tenor recorders and below (B, GB, CB)Medieval Music from French motets, Spanish liturgical andEnglish voice-exchange motets, Ars SubtiliorGamba consortMusic from an English Chapel - Tallis, Byrd, Weelkes, et al.Baroque consortEnsemble for Beginners
MUSIC PROVIDERSPerformers Music: performersmusicchicago.comNative Sounds: [email protected] Wetherwax: [email protected] Music: honeysucklemusic.comUnicorn Music: buyrecorders.com
REGISTRATION: Check in at WELLS EAST from4:00 to 7:00 p.m., June 4. Friday evening activities beginat 7:30 at the Center of the Arts. Call Nancy Chabala at(708) 442-6053 for Registration questions & information.
FEES: $215 per person (double); $250 (single) coverseverything except music. $170 for commuters; $115 forALL non-participants of ANY age; $60 non-participantcommuter. $25 discount for those attending beginningrecorder class.LATE ARRIVALS: Go directly to the Center at theArts Building Auditorium after 7:00 p.m. arrival.
EMERGENCY PHONE AT UW: (262) 472-4200
Additional Registration forms, detailed Class descriptions,repertoire, Workshop Schedule and Campus Map are
available ONLINE at ChicagoARS.org ; EarlyMusiChicago.org
Waft& to et to `Whitewater.The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is in south-centralWisconsin off of Main Street (Hwy. 12). Campus Mapavailable.
From Chicago: 1-90 to Milton exit, 26 North to 59
East to Whitewater, OR1-294 to Rt. 50-West to Rt. 12-Westto Whitewater
From Milwaukee: 894/43 to 43 South to 20 to 12.From Madison: 1-90 to Hwy. 59, OR 12-18 to 12
NOTE: Fees include sheets, towels, 1thermal blanket and 5 meals. Toiletries arenot provided. We suggest you bring ablanket, an alarm clock, and!! PLEASE BRING A MUSIC STAND !!
ciNoidesitop iiteaoirs,Carol, Nancy and Pam have been with the
Early Music Festival for many years.Please feel free to contact them with your questions.
