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1 TheEastman 3 Experience Learn from a dedicated Photo Courtesy of SueB. Photography residential faculty PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL Belong MUSIC CAMP & FESTIVAL to a vibrant community Study With Members Of The Philadelphia Orchestra Discover Directed by Kimberly Fisher, Principal Second Violin, Philadelphia Orchestra your own path Choose: Orchestra, Chamber Music, Solo Performance, Piano, Opera Theater or College Audition Preparation Sessions in June and July | All Skill Levels | Ages 11-19 Apply online today at PIMF.org | 856-875-6816 For more information visit esm.rochester.edu/admissions 2 3 Fairfield county’s most convenient instrument shop with 3 violin makers and 2 band technicians working 6 days a week INTERCONNECTED LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY Interlochen Deep in the woods of northern Michigan, arts collide and unbreakable bonds form. An experience at Interlochen Arts Camp won’t just make you a better artist—it will transform the course of your future. Programs for every young artist grades 3-12. CAMP.INTERLOCHEN.ORG www.rentalinstrument.com email: [email protected] 4 5 Strings. Piano. Woodwinds. French Horn. Summer 2020 Chamber Music Programs in Fairfield, Connecticut Duos. Two Action-packed 2-week Sessions Trios. intermediate to advanced students ages 8-18 Session 1: July 13-24, Session 2: July 27- August 7 Quartets. and Serious Fun! 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Instead, Bob & Dorothy chose e students who, like they did, demonstrated a profound love and passion for music. These GCTYO musicians were chosen Daniel E. Offutt, III for their love and passion for music: Charitable Trust Emily Andrea Iniguez e Kamrin Wilson Leif Madison Madison Chueka for funding community outreach Sebastian Rodriguez programs for music education At Kubtec®, our passion is designing innovative digital X-ray systems that meet customer needs for clinical, scientific, forensic, agricultural, and industrial applications. Our product lines include: digital specimen radiography, cabinet X-ray systems, Flat Panel Detectors, non-isotope- based irradiators, and portable X-ray systems. 12 13 CONNER PRINTING "Where Quality and Service Come First!" 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Teacher and Friend how’d it sound?” She said, with a slightly twisted smile on her face, By Christopher Hisey, January 2020 “Well… you got through it, that’s all that matters.” The GCTYO community mourns the loss of our When it came to teaching, Darilyn was a no-nonsense, all-business kind long-time coach and friend, Dr. Darilyn Manring, of teacher who firmly believed in the power of hard work. At GCTYO who lost her battle with cancer on December 9, 2019. she served as the Cello/Bass Coach for String and Principal Orchestras, Born in 1953, Darilyn grew up in Nebraska. She working with our youngest and oldest students for nearly 20 years. earned a college degree in cello and went on to serve It was clear that Darilyn loved her students and would do anything as a graduate assistant at Yale University. After many years of teaching for them. She made herself available to those who had questions or and performing, she went back to school and earned her Doctor of were struggling with their parts and was often seen giving one-on-one Musical Arts from Boston University. encouragement to those who needed it. She also pushed them hard and My family knew Darilyn for many years. She taught with my mother and expected them to do their very best at every rehearsal- always insisting was my father’s cello teacher for several years. My father shared this at they mark their parts, copy down the fingerings and bowings and not her memorial: “Darilyn was a gifted teacher. She was her own person settle for anything but the best. and had strong ideas about what her students needed to do and how they Darilyn leaves behind a legacy of music and students near and far. She should do it. During one of our first lessons together, I brought a copy touched the lives of people all over the world with her gifts, her grace, of the Bach Cello Suites, which I was working on. The music had the and her kindness. She was a true, loyal, and trustworthy friend and we bowings clearly marked. Bowings are the directions for how to use the shall all miss her. bow when playing the music. She studied the bowings for a moment, promptly erased them, and added her own. She didn’t know she had just erased the bowings that Pablo Casals, one of the greatest cellists ever, PRINCIPAL ORCHESTRA CONDUCTOR used when he played this music. I kept my mouth shut.” AND COACHES Darilyn was a mentor to me as I was growing up, supporting me when I was thinking about attending music school and becoming a musician. Christopher Hisey When I became Music Director of GCTYO in 2008, I was a little worried Music Director, Principal Orchestra Conductor about how Darilyn would react. After all, we had known each other for & Chamber Orchestra Conductor years and had coached together at GCTYO under Bob Genualdi. But Music Director and Alumnus of the Greater Connecticut Youth Darilyn made it very clear that she was there to support me, and she Orchestras (GCTYO), Christopher James Hisey, has conducted concerts helped me a great deal during those first few years. throughout the United States, Europe, Mexico and China with such Darilyn had that rare and special gift of being able to connect with people notable musicians as Sir James Galway, Tim Janis, Jackie Evancho, on a very personal level.
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