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MCANA MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 2019 Members Who Have Paid Their 2019 Membership Dues Are Shown in BLUE MCANA MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 2019 Members who have paid their 2019 membership dues are shown in BLUE Abrams, David PO Box 15086 (315) 430-7037 Freelance; Syracuse NY 13215-0086 [email protected] Albright, William 1814 Kane Street, Apt. A (713)-869-8854 Freelance; Opera magazine; Houston TX 77007-7671 Opera Canada [email protected] Allen, Angela 9946 SW 61st Ave 503-504-4556 freelance Portland OR 97219-5610 [email protected] Andries, Dorothy 926 Wilmot Road (847) 945-9287 Freelance Deerfield, Ill. 60015 [email protected] Anthony, Michael 19 1st South St., Apt 1708B (612) 341-0080 Star Tribune; MinnPost.com Minneapolis MN 55401 [email protected] Banno, Joe 2039 N Las Palmas Ave, #201 202-294-5632 freelance Hollywood CA 90068 [email protected] Bash, James 3205 NE 18 th Avenue 503-282-1569 freelance Portland OR 97212 [email protected] Billand, Klaus Geusaugasse 46/5 Tel: 0043 676 63 99 470 freelance; Opera London A-1030 Vienna AUSTRIA Der neue Merker [email protected] www.klaus-billand.com Brodie, Susan 370 Central Park W, #307 646-284-7724 freelance; ARG New York NY 10025 [email protected] Chin, Simon 10930 Bloomingdale Dr. 617-699-2675 Freelance Rockville MD 20852 [email protected] Clark, Sedgwick 10 W. 65 Street, Apt. 2-A 212-595-9710 New York NY 10023 [email protected] Croan, Robert 3200 NE 36 th St, Apt 1019 412-687-2564 – P Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Ft. Lauderdale FL 33308 (Senior Editor) [email protected] De Acha, Rafael 7341 Shewango Way 513 791 3945 - P freelance Cincinnati OH 45243 [email protected] Darby, Margaret 1027 Arch Street Apt 807 215-923-3435 freelance Philadelphia PA 19107-2328 [email protected] Delacoma, Wynne 421 W. Melrose Street, 4-A 773-528-4669 freelance Chicago IL 60657-3808 [email protected] Dicks, Roy C. 214 Ashton Hall Ln 919-847-6374 freelance: Raleigh NC 27609-3925 CVNC;CVNA; ARG [email protected] Diovanni, Timothy 143 Clark Boulevard 516-557-6574 freelance Massapequa Park NY 11762 [email protected] Downey, Charles T. 1718 E St. SE (202) 548 0894 freelance; Washington DC 20003 Washington Classical Review [email protected] Duke, David Gordon 1903-1260 Nelson Street 604 681 5034 freelance; ARG; Vancover BC V6E1J7 CANADA Vancouver Sun [email protected] Dunn, Jeff 36 Sunny Cove Circle 510-337-1354 S.F. Classical Voice; ARG Alameda CA 94502 CVNA; freelance [email protected] Elliott, Susan Apt 6KN - 711 West End Ave 212-865-4230 MusicalAmerica.com New York, NY 10025 [email protected] Fleming, John 1390 Orange Street 727-461-0218: H freelance Clearwater FL 33756 727-599-8911: C [email protected] Freed, Richard D. 6201 Tuckerman Lane 301-530-9527 Life Member Rockville MD 20852 [email protected] French, Gil 100 Wisconsin Street 585-224-9655 American Record Guide Rochester NY 14609-7546 [email protected] Geffen, Susan 1613 Emory Circle 972-964-0204 Managing Editor, Plano TX 75093 Clavier Companion [email protected] Gelfand, Janelle 519 Chisholm Trail 513-768-8382-P Freelance Cincinnati OH 45215 513-544-1163-C [email protected] Gereben, Janos 370 23rd Avenue, #1 415-387-1330 freelance; S.F. Classical Voice San Francisco CA 94121 [email protected] Gianakaris, C.J. 3124 Hillanbrook Drive 269-342-2171 freelance Portage MI 49024-5666 [email protected] Ginell, Richard S. 16856 Escalon Drive 661-245-3196 LA Times; ARG; The Strad (UK) Encino CA 91436 818-606-9649 musicalamerica.com [email protected] Greenberg, Mike 221 Donaldson Ave (210) 219-9012 www.incidentlight.com San Antonio TX 78201-4904 [email protected] Gurewitsch, Matthew 3415 Kuaua Pl. 1-(808) 874-8925 beyondcriticism.com Kihei (Maui) HI 96753 fx -1 (212) 656-1647 on skype & twitter: mg1228 [email protected] Hanusiak, Xenia 225 Central Park West 917 225 2689 London Financial Times; CVNA; New York NY 10024 The Log Journal; etc. [email protected] Hathaway, Daniel 11720 Edgewater Dr, #107 216.647-0027 - P Cleveland Classical Lakewood OH 44107 www.clevelandclassical.com [email protected] Hedwig, Douglas 3795 Hearthstone Circle 423 760-8733 Freelance Chattanooga, TN 37415 [email protected] Holt, Linda 520 Prince St. Freelance; Bordentown, NJ 08505 Broad Street Review [email protected] @ClassicalRaver Huebner, Michael 1409 Primrose Place 205-266-0688-P Arts Writer, Birmingham AL 35209 artsBHAM.com [email protected] Hunt, Aaron 5060 N Marine Dr E-7 (773)727-2881 Freelance Chicago IL 60640 [email protected] Hyde, Paul 1612 Chapman Road 864-353-9003 Freelance Anderson, SC 29621 The Greenville (SC) Journal [email protected] Isacoff, Stuart 227 Demarest Avenue 201-214-2137 Wall St. Journal; freelance Closter NJ 07624 [email protected] Jepson, Barbara 11 Fifth Avenue 212-982-0015 – P Wall St. Journal New York NY 10003 212-777-8070 – F @bjepsonmusic [email protected] Johnson, Anne E . 402 Bay Ridge Pkwy, Apt 62 347-729-5539 freelance Brooklyn NY 11209 anneejohnson.com [email protected] Johnson, Lawrence B. 65 E. 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