SSC ballet students perform with SSC Youth Orchestra

Center Stage Summer 2019 From the President SSC Community Voices celebrates ommunities are th stronger when 10 anniversary in song: May 19 C organizations work together. Through a variety en years ago, Director of Creative community with limited access to of partnerships, SSC achieves Arts Therapies Eve Montague community ensemble singing. SSC ambitious visions, grows founded SSC Community Voices, the Community Voices started with 12 singers audiences, and makes an T impact. The importance of non-auditioned chorus for individuals in one chorus, and has grown over the last this collective strength has been at the front of with developmental delays, to provide decade to include over 80 singers in two my mind this spring, as SSC plants the seeds arts opportunities for those who had choruses! It is a powerful example of what for important new collaborations. graduated from their educational can happen when access and opportunity entitlement and/or were living in a are created. continued on page 7 In January, SSC joined forces with the South Shore YMCA Emilson Branch to offer a dynamic range of programs and events at Laura’s Center for the Arts. To date, we’ve offered the South Learning empathy, love and Shore’s first Parkinson’s Chorus, a large-scale community Ukulele Festival, and on May 19, a SSC Community Voices and SSC Community vulnerability through music Voices Too! in celebration of their By Eric Laprade, Summer Music Festival Music Director tenth anniversary. And it’s only the beginning of the endless positive outcomes that are ast summer, Summer Music Festival (SMF) students had the privilege of presenting possible when two strong organizations access the premiere of Into the Silent Land, a powerful musical composition their collective creativity. Lby composer Steve Danyew, that reflected upon the Sandy Hook massacre. Danyew attended grades three through five at Sandy Hook Elementary School, and was At our Hingham and Duxbury campuses, Summer Spotlight and Duxbury Music Festival commissioned by a group of schools, including South Shore Conservatory, to compose unite audiences and performers to celebrate the piece. continued on page 7 the magic of live music this summer. Our studios will be brimming with excited students and faculty members, working collectively, through private lessons, classes and camps, to create expression through the arts.

It’s an exciting time to remember that SSC’s work of “making music, changing lives” happens not only on our campuses, but outside of our walls; in concert halls, classrooms, schools, and community centers across the South Shore. I hope you join us this summer, and be a part of the community!

Kathy O. Czerny, President South Shore Conservatory Business Sponsor Profile: A.W. Perry Office of the President President SC is grateful for A.W. Perry’s shore. The Conservatory is so much more Kathy O. Czerny continued partnership. A.W. Perry than music – it’s helping to spread the Education and Programs has been a devoted patron and power of music and the arts to touch so Core Programs S neighbor for more than 20 years, helping many members of our communities in Chief Operating Officer / James Keenan Director of Education / Su D'Ambrosio SSC establish the Duxbury campus. In so many special ways. It has been eye- Operations Manager / Jessica Wilcox recent years, they have directed their opening for us to learn about the diversity Early Childhood Program Coordinator / Jana Kahn Student Engagement Coordinator / Sarah Troxler giving to our SSC’s outreach programs, of SSC’s programs, and we are thrilled to Preschool/PreK/K Director / Rachel White Creative Arts Therapy, ImagineARTS, SSC’s help spread the message,” says Richard. Hingham Campus arts and literacy program in the Brockton Hingham Campus Manager / Sharon Bohan Public School System, and our scholarship We are thrilled to have grown our Student Experience Coordinator / Meredith Gosselin program, which serves one third of our partnership with A.W. Perry over the Student Experience Assistant / Brooke McLaughlin music students. last 20 years. SSC would not be able to Duxbury Campus sustain our mission without their ongoing Duxbury Campus Manager / Nancy Meredith A relationship-driven real estate support. Community Engagement investment and services firm, A.W. Perry Senior Director of Community Engagement prides itself on its strong involvement JOIN US! SSC welcomes the opportunity Anne Smith Director of Creative Arts Therapies in the community through active to discuss tailored benefits to meet the Eve Montague participation as well as philanthropic unique needs and goals of our Business Community Engagement Manager and Board Liaison Eileen Puzo contributions. Partners. To discover what SSC can do to amplify your company’s commitment to Facilities Its president, Richard Beal, shares our making a difference in our community, Facilities Manager / Bill Green Duxbury Plant Manager / Rick Assmus belief that the arts are essential to human contact Caitlin Dockendorff, SSC’s Hingham Custodians / Bob Sorenson, David Scott, development. “A.W. Perry is honored to Sponsorship Manager at c.dockendorff@ John Vanderpool help support SSC’s mission on the south sscmusic.org or 781-421-6162, ext. 214. Institutional Advancement Development Senior Development Director Amy Schomp Development Operations Manager Liz Tolini Director, Capital Campaign & Major Gifts Summer Spotlight 2019 Laura H. Hay Annual Fund and Sponsorship Manager oin SSC for a fabulous summer Caitlin Dockendorff Special Events Manager / DMF Manager of performances in our Jane Donna Ryan JCarr amphitheater! With Evenings Under the Stars and Wacky Marketing, Communications and Performance Wednesdays family , there Senior Director of External Relations is something for everyone. Whether Michael A. Busack Communications Director / Elaine Sorrentino you want to listen to ragtime, jive Creative Services Manager / Paul Hoffman to big band, or dance along to Director of Performance / Beth MacLeod Largent childhood favorites, SSC is your Finance home for summer entertainment! Chief Financial Officer /Bill Arvanites Controller / Kate Newth Bookkeeper / Victoria Hall Evenings Under the Stars Saturdays, 7 pm media sponsor: South Shore Home, Life & Style Duxbury Ellison Center for the Arts 64 St. George Street, Duxbury, MA 02331-1523 July 13 EUS Festival Orchestra presents Winter, Summer and Ragtime! 781-934-2731 July 20 Sugar Ray and Hanover July 27 Radio Days Classics: Music of the Big Band Era! 135 Webster Street, Hanover, MA 02339-1200 781-421-6162 sponsored by Jane Carr and Family Hingham One Conservatory Drive, Hingham, MA 02043-2647 781-749-7565 Wacky Wednesdays family concerts Wednesdays, 10 am sscmusic.org sponsored by The Harold and Avis Goldstein Trust

July 10 Vanessa Trien and the Jumping Monkeys July 17 Karen K & the Jitterbugs July 24 SSC’s ImagineARTS Band July 31 Matt Heaton and the Outside Toys 2 sscmusic.org Duxbury Music Festival 2019

’m excited to announce the 14th season of SSC’s Duxbury On April 28, we kicked off the season with the DMF Preview Music Festival (DMF). From July 14 - 26, DMF will present a Concert at the home of Lynne Devnew, with co-hosts Irange of music including chamber music, blues, jazz, and Olga and Dick Rothschild. Concertgoers were treated to more at a variety of Duxbury venues. a lyrical repertoire by composers including: Barber, Elgar, Mendelssohn, Myers, Sondheim, Waldman, and Wilson. Lynne Beethoven’s brilliant music will echo throughout the festival. opened her home again for the DMF Volunteer Meeting on Highlights for this upcoming season include the Festival April 29. For more information about getting involved and Overture Concert, with a pre-concert reception at SSC’s Ellison volunteering, please contact DMF Manager Donna Ryan at Center for the Arts, on Sunday, July 14; The Waves performing 781-421-6162 x 207 or [email protected]. on the Town Green on Friday, July 19; Family Fest on July 20 for young families to enjoy and explore music; the Winners For a full performance schedule and details, please visit Concert, which celebrates the future of great, young musicians, sscmusic.org/dmf. Follow us on Facebook! See you at the is paired with wine tasting on Wednesday, July 24; and All that Festival! Jazz with Farewell Reception this year on Friday, July 26. New this season, DMF faculty and students perform together in All Stephen Deitz That Jazz! Artistic Director, Duxbury Music Festival

Please support the 14th season of Duxbury Music Festival! Visit https://sscmusic.org/dmf-donations to learn about our sponsorship program and benefits, and how you can become a DMF Sponsor! Photos by Susan Thanas by Photos

SSC Trustee Barbara Clifford, Kathy and Bill Dixon, DMF students from all around the globe at the 2018 Andy and Kim Weimeyer, Drew and Cristi Strawbridge, and Jeanne Fawcett at the Farewell Reception after Welcome Dinner. and Marc and Regan Petermen enjoying a festive the 2018 Winners Concert. evening at the 2018 Rhythm & Blues on the Green. Sunday in the Park in Memory of Longtime Friend

This procuring special silent auction items. And When considering a special, meaningful summer, they are two of Duxbury Music Festival's way to honor Barbara, Morgan and their TSSC honors (DMF) founding volunteers. son Greg thought of sponsoring Sunday in longtime friend the Park. “Barbara loved everything about Barbara Lamarche Barbara had many passions and interests the Music Festival,” Morgan recalled, “The with Duxbury including music, antiques, and landscape music, the people at SSC who organized Music Festival’s design. She was a committed volunteer. In and ran it, the world-class musicians who annual Sunday in particular, Barbara was an early advocate performed, the students and volunteers. the Park concert. of Sunday in the Park, which opens Sunday in the Park was a favorite of Duxbury’s town green to the community Barbara’s, and it’s fitting that this concert Barbara and her husband Morgan for a glorious summer afternoon of honors her.” have been true supporters of SSC for magnificent chamber music, free of many years, giving their time, talent, charge. A familiar face for years at this Sunday in the Park in memory of Barbara and treasure. They served as overseers special event, she greeted and welcomed Lamarche will take place on Sunday, and Chase Away the Winter Blues gala music fans, managed volunteers, and July 21 at 5 pm. Please join us! committee members, with Barbara inflated hundreds of balloons that working tirelessly on gala decor and adorned the DMF tent. sscmusic.org 3 Cam Igo: Driven By Music

ongratulations to percussion student Cam Igo, who neighbors and friends at our local beach and at our home. At received the Drives for Drums Grant from Ernie Boch’s the age of 6, my parents signed me up for formal percussion CMusic Drives Us! Music Drives Us received a record lessons at South Shore Conservatory in Duxbury, Massachusetts. number of applicants this year, and Cam’s passion for I have been taking percussion lessons there for 8 years now. percussion really stuck out. As winner of the grant in honor of Through SSC, I was able to join a band called “Not Today” the band ’s late drummer Sib Hashian, Cam receives his where we play alternative music. We have played at several first new drum kit, donated by Guitar Center. locations, including the Middle East and The New World Tavern, and we get together every week to practice. I am also involved Cam, a student of Ed Sorrentino, is the drummer for SSC rock in my school band, a jazz band, and next year, the High School band Not Today, which will play the Levitate Music Festival this marching band and a jazz combo. When I am not rehearsing or July. Here’s an excerpt from Cam’s award-winning essay: taking lessons, I like to attend open jams or open mics with my My family tells me stories from my toddler days of me finding parents on the weekends. You can find me playing Blues or just anything I could create a rhythm on. My first set of drums was keeping the time on my Cajon to an acoustic guitar lead! a pair of bongos that I would play constantly, entertaining Student Leadership Team Update Volunteer with SSC!

The Student Leadership Team hosted an Outreach Day on Saturday, May 4. Visiting local nursing homes and assisted living locations, the students divided into teams performing recitals simultaneously at each location. Joined by other SSC high school and middle school students, the performances also included time to meet with residents.

We are looking for friendly faces to help out at: Evenings Under the Stars Wacky Wednesdays Duxbury Music Festival and around our campuses.

Contact Julie Collinge (EUS/WW) at [email protected] and Donna Ryan (DMF) at [email protected].

4 sscmusic.org Summer at SSC! In addition to summer private lessons on all instruments and voice and Music Together® classes, SSC offers the following camps:

June July August

• Flute Symphony • Summer Music Festival • Curtain Going Up • The Arts Tell a Story • Let’s Put on a Show! • Jazz/Rock/Pop Camp • Ballet Camp • Piano Camp

Flute Symphony Celebrates 30 Years! Welcome! New Faculty Please welcome the following new faculty members who joined our faculty of talented teaching artists during the 2018-2019 academic year!

Maral Annaovezova, piano Nick Biagini, winds, JRP Anna Bradford, oboe Mary Cicconetti, oboe Flute Symphony celebrates its 30th anniversary in concert this summer. Jason Dyer, voice Willis Edmundson, percussion his summer marks the 30th season for SSC’s Flute Shay Garofalo, Music Together® Symphony program! In celebration, Program Director/ Andrew Heath, trumpet TConductor Donald Zook and Flute Symphony 2019 Jennifer Pearl, voice students will premiere a composition by composer John Kevin Scollins, guitar, JRP Frantzen, commissioned especially for the occasion. Please join us in celebrating this program and Donald Zook’s Victoria Suchodolski, piano contribution to the SSC community on July 29, 7 pm in the Laura Swartz, voice Jane Carr Amphitheater in Hingham. Jeff Williams, piano, JRP sscmusic.org 5 Performathon 2019: 24 Hours of Live Music! erformathon 2019 featured 295 student performers from 43 studios in 24 hours over four days! And that doesn’t include the two-day book fair hosted by SSC’s PPreschool/Pre-K/Kindergarten! Held at Barnes & Noble at Hingham’s Derby Street Shoppes, Performathon is SSC’s annual performance marathon to benefit tuition assistance. A community-wide effort, Performathon 2019 featured students from SSC’s wide variety of departments and disciplines: creative arts therapies, yoga, dance, guitar, jazz/rock/pop, percussion, piano, strings, Suzuki, voice, woodwinds and brass, rock bands, chamber ensembles, adult performers, ukulele class, singer/songwriters, self- accompanied singers, multi-instrumentalists, and more.

Congratulations and thank you to all who participated and made this event a great success! And a special thanks to the Wallace Leonard Foundation who matched student pledges. Tess Burghardt, student of George Little

Isabelle Nguyen, student Lauren Whittaker Esther Lee, student of Igor Fonberg Kyle Tolini, Rock Band

Kathleen Almand, Chamber Ensemble Giselle Aillon, student of Meredith Borden Daniel Kim, student of Kyung-Nam Oh

Will Jones, student of Anthony Geraci John Davenport, Chamber Ensemble Lydia Gross, student of Donald Zook 6 sscmusic.org Learning empathy, love and vulnerability through music when I am gone away. Gone far away into the silent land…” It is hard not to perform Danyew’s music without being deeply affected.

Although at SMF we believe in using music as a vehicle to nurture the souls and minds of our students, the Steve Danyew project left me wondering who was actually teaching whom. I left this project a profoundly different person because of our students and because of the music. What we accomplished goes so continued from page 1 much deeper than any musical note, any SMF students who performed Into the towards goals that are far greater than any alternate fingering on the clarinet, or any Silent Land ranged in age from 14-19 of us could accomplish on our own. sticking technique. This project reminded years old. They came from 19 different me that our students’ potential is only communities across the region and, before As our students began to study and limited by what we, their teachers, believe July 12, 2018, had never played a single experience Mr. Danyew’s music, the they are capable of. I witnessed 57 human note together. This project reinforced my emotional impact of the piece became beings give all of themselves—mentally, belief that music brings us together and apparent. They found themselves physically, and artistically—to a common creates community. In a world fill with connecting with the music, understanding goal and to a common good. Our students negative and opposing rhetoric, music the composer’s intent, and feeling the did this with a maturity, poise, and breaks down walls and allows us to work power of the narrative, “Remember me intellect that is a model for all of us.

SSC Community Voices celebrates ten years of music-making with anniversary concert: May 19 continued from page 1

Many participating singers require significant support in their SSC is grateful to the Cordelia Family Foundation for lives, both at home and at work, and are most often on the underwriting its SSC Community Voices program. This receiving end of services. When they sing in SSC Community generous gift allows SSC to offer this special chorus for a Voices, they are in the preferable position of being able to nominal amount per semester, removing the financial barrier ‘give’ to their family, friends, and community. of entry and making it accessible for all.

SSC Community Voices celebrates its 10th anniversary with a free concert on Sunday, May 19, 1 pm at Laura’s Center for the Arts at the South Shore YMCA, 97 Mill Street in Hanover. sscmusic.org 7 SSC hosts the first South Shore Ukulele Festival

Laura’s Center for the Arts allowed us to do together. It was great to share music with this in a beautiful central location.” such a big group!”

SSC ukulele teacher Juli Morgan led Through community partnerships, SSC participants from the stage, accompanied offers after-school ukulele classes at South by her “backup band,” Berklee professor Shore Vocational Technical School, the (and fiancée) Jon Finn, and their friend, Inly School, the Chapman Farm School drummer Larry Finn. Sheet music was and the Algonquin Heights Affordable projected on a screen so everyone could Housing Complex. Both the Hingham follow along. Over 65 ukulele players, ages and Norwell Senior Centers offer classes 4 - 91 attended. “Everyone had a great on Tuesday mornings. Two adult ukulele time,” Morgan said. “One of my favorite classes run at SSC's Duxbury campus on moments was when Jon, Larry, and I Tuesday afternoons and evenings. More SSC faculty Juli Morgan facilitated the first South dropped out for a chorus. Suddenly we information at Shore Ukulele Festival. could hear all the other ukuleles playing https://sscmusic.org/adult-ukulele. n April 20, SSC brought ukulele players of all ages and levels Otogether to grab their ukes and strum along at the first South Shore Ukulele Festival.

“SSC has been offering uke lessons at partner locations for a number of years: from elementary schools to senior centers”, explains Senior Director of Community Engagement Anne Smith. “We felt it was time to bring all the players together for a huge multigenerational jam session, and open it up to the community. Our collaboration with South Shore YMCA’s Over 65 musicians of all generations played together at SSC's first South Shore Ukulele Festival.

Volunteer Spotlight: Jenny Considine

SC would like to thank Preschool/ with whatever it is we need help with -- PreK/K volunteer Jenny Considine monitoring the playground, laminating Sfor her generous donation of time artwork, tying shoelaces (something a and talent in our P/PK/K classrooms! teacher does 93 times a day), setting up Jenny walks in every Wednesday and snack, or simply playing with the children. Thursday with a smile, ready to do Whatever we ask her to do, she always whatever is asked of her. From cleaning does so with a smile on her face. Being tables and mounting artwork, to giving a with the children truly brings her joy, and child some needed one-to-one attention, her joy is contagious,” says Preschool/ Jenny is willing to help in any way needed. PreK/Kindergarten Director Rachel White. When accompanying a class to an arts specialist, she joins right in as an example for the students. Jenny volunteers in all classes: 2-Day, 3-Day, PreK and Kindergarten every week SSC is grateful for Preschool/PreK/K volunteer Jenny “What Jenny offers to our children, parents, and is beloved by teachers and students Considine, who has been volunteering at SSC since and staff at the SCC Preschool/PreK/ alike. We truly appreciate her generous 2015. Kindergarten is invaluable. She spends contribution to SSC and her presence as eight hours a week with us helping us part of our SSC family!

8 sscmusic.org Chase Away the Winter Blues 2019 raises over $335,000

SC's 14th annual Chase Away the Winter Blues gala on January 26, broke two records, raising over $335,000 and Shosting over 330 guests! Blues attendees were treated to an evening of incredible faculty and student performances, including SSC's Honors Percussion Ensemble, which led guests into the ballroom. SSC Trustee and Treasurer Bill Gagnon did a terrific job as auctioneer, injecting his signature wit.

Our After Party, sponsored by Massa Products, added a lively dimension with 250 guests staying to dance, sing, bid on the silent auction or dress up for the photo booth! SSC Trustee Lauren Pimpare, Kristin and Doug Campbell, Jay Pimpare, Tyler and Jenna Thibeault, and Lindsay Deane-Mayer and Zachary Mayer. Proceeds from Blues provide SSC students with access to music education through tuition assistance, give individuals who learn differently the opportunity to experience the benefits of music through Creative Arts Therapies, and help deliver ImagineARTS, our arts-based literacy program, to hundreds of students in underserved public schools.

A special thank you to the Blues Committee, including co- chairs, Linda Jones and Christine Puzo, and After Party chair Brooke Valentine, for their energy and commitment to this important evening. Planning for 2020’s gala on January 25 in celebration of SSC's 50th anniversary is already underway! SSC thanks our royal and sapphire sponsors Jane Carr and Andrew SSC Trustees Brooke Valentine (left) and Joseph Salah (right), with Laura Carleton. Hertig, Caitlin and Darren Humphreys of Travel Sommelier, Deborah Allinson, Janet and Bill Haney, Linda and Gerald Jones, Veronica McCormack and Donald Massa, Christine and Michael Puzo, and Dawn and David Stancavish, and all our other sponsors and friends.

To volunteer or for more information, contact Donna Ryan at [email protected].

Laurel Deacon, Ashleigh Wisneski, Caitlin Bush Humphreys and Leah Ward.

Blues Co-Chair Christine Puzo, with Pam Schiller and Bill Gagnon, SSC Sheri Sibley, SSC Trustee Mollie Foley, Bill Foley and Frank Tower. Lissa Tully. Trustee and Blues Auctioneer. sscmusic.org 9 May - October 2019 Calendar As of May 2, 2019

Saturday, June 8 MAY Suzuki end-of-year (strings), Hingham, 4 pm Saturday, May 18 Piano Solo Competition, Hingham, 9 am Sunday, June 9 SSC Youth Chorus concert, Duxbury, 2 pm Saturday, May 18 SSC Dance Department Spring Concert Sunday, June 9 Suzuki end of year (piano), Hingham, 4 pm Pembroke High School, 2 pm Sunday, May 19 Thursday, June 13 SSC Community Voices (and Too!) JRP Spotlight Festival, Hingham, 6 pm 10th Anniversary concert Saturday, June 15 Laura’s Center for the Arts, Hanover, 1 pm Adult Community Fest, Carr Amphitheater, Sunday, May 19 Hingham, 2-6 pm EUS Festival Orchestra, July 13 Chamber concert, Hingham, 2 pm Friday, June 28 Friday, May 31 Piano Camp performance, Duxbury, 2 pm Friday, July 19 Adult recital, Hingham, 7 pm DMF: 80’s on the Green with The Waves Duxbury Town Green, 7 pm JULY Saturday, July 20 Wednesday, July 10 Duxbury Music Festival's Family Fest WW: Vanessa Trien and the Jumping Monkeys Duxbury Town Green, 10:30 am Carr Amphitheater, Hingham, 10 am Saturday, July 20 Saturday, July 13 EUS: Sugar Ray and the Bluetones EUS Festival Orchestra, Carr Amphitheater Carr Amphitheater, Hingham, 7 pm Hingham, 7 pm Saturday, July 20 Sunday, July 14 DMF: Americana on the Green DMF Overture Concert, Duxbury, 7 pm Duxbury Town Green, 7 pm SSC Dance Department Spring Concert, May 18 Tuesday, July 16 Sunday, July 21 DMF Faculty Concert and Reception DMF: Sunday in the Park Private Home, 6:30 pm Duxbury Town Green, 5 pm JUNE Wednesday, July 17 Monday, July 22 Sunday, June 2 WW: Karen K & the Jitterbugs DMF Faculty Concert and Reception Student recitals, Hingham and Duxbury, 2 pm Carr Amphitheater, Hingham, 10 am Private Home, 6:30 pm Wednesday, June 5 Wednesday, July 17 Tuesday, July 23 PreK/Kindergarten Art Show, Hingham, 2:30 pm DMF Festival Recital, Duxbury, 4:30 pm DMF Festival Recital, Duxbury, 4:30 pm 10 sscmusic.org Photo: Dave Green

Wednesday, July 24 OCTOBER WW: SSC ImagineARTS Band Sunday, October 6 Carr Amphitheater, Hingham, 10 am Student recitals, Hingham and Duxbury, 2 pm Wednesday, July 24 Sunday, October 13 DMF Winner’s Concert, Duxbury, 7 pm Mad Love Music Festival, Hingham, 11 am Thursday, July 25 Friday, October 18 SMF Chamber Concert, Carr Amphitheater Open Mic, Duxbury, 7 pm Hingham, 12 noon Sunday, October 20 Thursday, July 25 Flute Symphony, 30th anniversary concert, July 31 CAT Department Open House, Duxbury, 1 pm DMF Festival Recital, Village at Duxbury, 4 pm Saturday, October 26 Thursday, July 25 Wednesday, July 31 WW: Matt Heaton and the Outside Toys Guitar, Violin, Cello Spooky Suzuki SMF Jazz Ensembles, Carr Amphitheater Carr Amphitheater, Hingham, 10 am Hingham, 4 pm Hingham, 7 pm Wednesday, July 31 Sunday, October 27 Flute Symphony performance Piano Spooky Suzuki, Hingham, 4 pm Carr Amphitheater, Hingham, 7 pm Tuesday, October 29 Coffee Break Concert Series: Xylophonia AUGUST Ragtime Marimba Band, Duxbury, 11 am Thursday, August 8 SVI Canto solo performances, Hingham, 6 pm Friday, August 9 Let’s Put on a Show performance, Duxbury, 1 pm DMF Family Fest, July 20 Friday, August 9 Friday, July 26 SVI performance, Carr Amphitheater Hingham, 3 pm SMF final performance, Carr Amphitheater Hingham, 7 pm Friday, August 16 Mad Love Music Festival, October 13 Friday, July 26 Jazz/Rock/Pop Camp performance Carr Amphitheater, Hingham, 4 pm DMF: All That Jazz and DMF Farewell Reception DMF=Duxbury Music Festival Duxbury, 7 pm EUS=Evenings Under the Stars Saturday, July 27 SEPTEMBER WW=Wacky Wednesdays Family Concerts EUS: Radio Days Classics: Music of the Big Monday, September 9 SMF=Summer Music Festival Band Era!, Carr Amphitheater, Hingham, 7 pm Fall semester starts SVI=Summer Vocal Institute sscmusic.org 11 NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. Postage PAID ABINGTON, MA PERMIT NO. 6

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5th Annual Mad Love Music Festival 10/13/19 Rock out at the 5th annual Mad Love Music Festival! This all-day rock concert in celebration of SSC dad Dave Jodka features the best local musicians, food trucks for every taste, adult beverages, and an interactive kid zone. Fun for rockers of all ages, Mad Love benefits SSC’s Dave Jodka Scholarship for Future Rockers. Sunday, October 13, 2019, 11 am - 5 pm, SSC’s Hingham campus.