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3 9 THANNUALNATIONALFLUTEASSOCIATIONCONVENTION OUGH D R IV TH E Y R T S I I T N Y U MANY FLUTISTS, ONE WORLD AUGUST 11–14, 2011 CHARLOTTE, NC Professional flute cases All Wiseman cases are hand made by craftsmen in England fr om the finest materials. All instrument combinations supplied – choose fr om a range of lining colours. Wiseman Cases London 7 Genoa Road, London, SE20 8ES, England [email protected] 00 44 (0)20 8778 0752 www.wisemancases.com nfaonline.org 3 4 nfaonline.org cTable of Contents c Letter from the Chair 9 Welcome Letter from the Governor of North Carolina 12 Proclamation from the Mayor of Charlotte 13 Officers, Directors, and Committees 16 Past Presidents and Program Chairs 22 Previous Competition Winners and Commissions 26 Previous Award Recipients 32 Instrument Security Room Information and General Rules and Policies 34 Acknowledgments 36 2011 NFA Lifetime Achievement Awards 40 2011 National Service Award 42 NFA Special Publications 46 General Hours and Information 50 Schedule of Events 51 Programs 78 Guide to Convention Exhibits 200 2011 NFA Exhibitors 201 Exhibit Hall Booth Directory 202 Exhibit Hall and Meeting Rooms Floorplans 203 Westin Hotel Directory 204 NFA Commercial Members Exhibiting in 2011 205 NFA Commercial Members Not Exhibiting in 2011 218 Honor Roll of Donors 219 NFA 2011 Convention Participants 222 Schedule of Events At-a-Glance 273 Index of Music Performed 278 NFA 2012 Convention: Las Vegas, Nevada 300 Competitions for Convention 2012 301 Advertiser Index 304 Please visit nfaonline.org to fill out the post-convention questionnaire. Please address all inquiries and correspondence to the national office: The National Flute Association, Inc. Madeline Neumann, Convention Director 26951 Ruether Ave., Suite H Santa Clarita, CA 91351 661-299-6680 . Fax: 661-299-6681 . [email protected] nfaonline.org 5 6 nfaonline.org nfaonline.org 7 )!(!"'/."- )!(!"3(%(-.", ,#.-(").%"-")"1 *(+'"."'3,"!"-&$)"! /-.*((%#'/."-%0"""),""2(&)"!#,*(.%" ,*1).*.%",*''",- 1&.%*)"$*'&)(&)!.* ,".")&)-.,/(")..%."2 ""!-.%"%&$%"-. -.)!,!-*#"2+,"--&*)"(*.&*))!(/-& '&.3 */ ," *,!&''3 &)0&."! .* ..")! ) &).", .&0" +,"-")..&*) *) .%" )"1 (% )!(!" #'/."- #"./,&)$,")*1)"!"!/ .*,)!(%",#*,(&)$ ,.&-. ,!,)",%/,-!3 /$/-..%#,*( (&),**(*#.%" *)0").&*) ").", 8 nfaonline.org Thanks for joining us for the 39th annual NFA convention! With 362 days between the conclusion of this year’s convention and next year’s Ruby Anniversary Convention in Las Vegas, the question many of you may be asking yourselves is “how on earth am I going to spend my time after four days of full-time flute Jonathan Keeble playing, listening, and hobnobbing?” Fear not: hot off the press is the latest version of the NFA Convention Withdrawal Kit. Symptom: Upon returning home, everyone looks like a flutist you once were good friends with, but you just can’t quite place the name. Remedy: Don’t worry, it’s likely your mother will forgive you looking for a name tag on her chest. Symptom: You find yourself missing the cacophony of the exhibit hall. Remedy: Open iTunes on four different computers. Blast a variety of flute music as loud as possible on all four machines. Rock to the chaos. Symptom: Sleeping in a bedroom without three roommates seems almost . spooky? Remedy: Come to Las Vegas. Symptom: Waking in the middle of the night humming “Greensleeves,” night after night after night after …. Remedy: No known remedy. Thank you all so much for coming to Lisa Garner Santa’s—and the NFA’s— party in Charlotte! If you have a chance, stop Lisa in the hallway and thank her for all the work she’s done. Take care, enjoy the convention, and I hope to see you next year! —Jonathan Keeble, Chair of the Board of Directors nfaonline.org 9 10 nfaonline.org MARTIN GORDON Mill Village, 365 Boston Post Road #120 Sudbury, MA 01776 617.388.9019 www.gordonflutes.com gordonfl[email protected] Head Joints nfaonline.org 11 12 nfaonline.org nfaonline.org 13 14 nfaonline.org nfaonline.org 15 Officers, Directors, and Committees c 2010–2011 c Jonathan Keeble, Chair of the Board of Directors Beth Chandler, Vice Chair of the Board of Directors Francesca Arnone, Secretary Joanna Cowan White, Assistant Secretary Deborah MacMurray, Chair of the Finance Committee Board of Directors Eldred Spell Kimberly Clark (2009–2011) Michael Stoune Daniel Dorff (2009–2012) Paul Taub Sarah Jackson (2010–2013) Nancy Toff Paul Taub (2008–2011) Michael Treister, MD Linda Toote (2009–2012) Brooks de Wetter-Smith Clifford Tretick (2008–2011) Charles Wyatt Editorial Advisory Board Chief Executive Officer Penelope Fischer Phyllis T. Pemberton Ruth Ann McClain John Wion Membership Services Director Reviews Board Maria Stibelman Convention Convention Services Director Lisa Garner Santa, Program Chair Madeline Neumann Meg Griffith, Assistant Program Chair Webmaster Madeline Neumann, Convention Director Brian Covington Danielle Miller Wunderlich Local Arrangements Chair Publications Kimberlee Goodman Anne Welsbacher, Publications Director Equipment Chair Victoria Stehl, Art Director Nancy Schneeloch-Bingham Steve Wafalosky Information Booth Manager Advertising Sales Representative Lynn Berry Bowes, Volunteer Manager John Bailey Rosene Rohrer, Stage Manager Leone Buyse Jim Magee, Exhibits Manager Michelle Cheramy Patti McCleney, Exhibits Assistant Zart Dombourian-Eby Rebecca Johnson, Showcase Coordinator, Susan Goodfellow Exhibitors Concert Coordinator Ellen Huntington Rebecca Simonfalvi, Amy Likar Youth Flute Day Coordinator Betty Bang Mather Molly York, Roger Mather Youth Flute Day Designer Nina Perlove Steve Wafalosky Jerrold Pritchard Program Book Advertising Sales Representative Rebecca Quigley Anne Welsbacher, Program Book Editor 16 nfaonline.org Lisa Van Dusen, Program Book Bios Editor Tracey Schmidt-Jaynes Victoria Stehl, Art Director Recorded Round Judges Susan Goodfellow, Susan Waller, Eva Amsler Karen E. 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