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Published by Renna Media, LLC. On-line at RennaMedia.com ISSUE 42 • FEBRUARY 2017 REGION II SCHOLASTIC HONORS MUSICAL GROUPS Place Your Twelve student instrumentalists and another seven student Selected for All Region II Instrumental groups are: From left, Ad In singers from Watchung Hills Regional High School have Katie Tan, Olivia Xu, Lindsey Shi, Craig Mandelbaum, Jack e! been selected for Region II scholastic honors musical groups. Horan, Andrew Morrison, Ethan Marmolejos, and Carl ThisA GSREpAaT c Selected for All Region II Vocal groups are, from left, Kyra Peterson. Not in the photo are students selected for All Region Anthony, Christine Tanko, Angelina Carrano, Anchal Dhir, ATTENTION GRABBER II Instrumental groups. They are: Cathleen Luo, William Suchir Govindarajan, Kira Leinwand and Summer Stuart. Narayanan, Cristina Sarrico, and Catherine Cai.
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High school seniors wishing to apply for the is the qualifying factor. The student must also be Adele DeLeeuw Scholarship should obtain accepted to an accredited college or university. applications now from their school guidance Applicants must plan to major in one of the office. The scholarships range from $1,000 to following areas of study: art, poetry, writing, $5,000. Deadline for submission of applications journalism or engineering. They must is March 8, 2017. demonstrate the scholastic aptitude and interest Previous DeLeeuw scholarship recipients to pursue study in one of these specified areas. already in college are also eligible to apply. They They must also prove financial need. must submit complete official transcripts of Interested students should consult their On-line at RennaMedia.com college grades with a new application. guidance counselors to obtain the necessary Long Hill Leader is published by Renna This is the twenty-second year the scholarships application information or go to the Media. 3,500 newspapers are printed monthly have been offered. To date, the Adele DeLeeuw Plainfield/North Plainfield Rotary Club website and mailed to every business and home in Long Scholarship Fund, which is a fund of the at www.rotarypnp.org/cs- adele-deleeuw- Hill, NJ and the balance are distributed for free Plainfield Foundation, has awarded over one scholarship.php. Questions may be directed to pick-up throughout town. Although great care million dollars. The awards are made in Johanna Salvemini, Scholarship Administrator, at has been taken to ensure the information accordance with the terms of a bequest from Ms. (908) 755-8098. contained within is accurate, Renna Media DeLeeuw, author of 75 books, journalist and arts assumes no liability for errors or omissions. activist. ©2017 Contents of this newspaper cannot be The Plainfield Rotary Scholarship Foundation, reproduced without written consent from Renna Renna Media welcomes the headed by Michael R. Townley, acts as selector Media LLC. comments and concerns of its readers put into for the scholarships. Area Rotary Clubs assist in writing and sent the selection process. Only students attending via fax or email to: high schools in Plainfield, North Plainfield, Renna Media, LLC South Plainfield, Warren, Watchung, Scotch 202 Walnut Ave. Cranford, NJ 07016 Plains, Fanwood and Edison are eligible. Phone: 908-447-1295, Fax: 908-709-9209 Location of high school, not student’s residence, Email: [email protected]
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The Mosaic Flute Duo, consisting of Natasha Dynamic and energetic flutist Mitzy Nonaka faculty at Hunterdon Academy of the Arts and as Loomis and Mitzy Nonaka, will perform at The enjoys a varied freelance career in New York, co-adjutant chamber music faculty at Rutgers First Presbyterian Church of Stirling on Sunday, bringing enthusiasm to classical and University. She is an avid chamber musician as February 12, 2017, at 2:00 p.m. A brief reception contemporary stages alike. Recent highlights well as 2nd flutist with the Adelphi Chamber for the artists will follow. include joining Apotheosis Opera Company's Orchestra since 2012. Past engagements have production of "Tannhauser" in their premier included performances with the Allegro Chamber season, participating in the Rubin Museum’s Orchestra of Lancaster, Opera Lancaster, Ars Spiral Music series performing traditional and Musica, and the Delaware Theatre Company. contemporary Japanese music with the Performance highlights include the New York Koto/Shamisen/Vocal artist Sumie Kaneko, Flute Fair “Multiple Breaths” concert in 2011, backing Monique Mizhari/Honeybird in the “Out Weill Recital Hall Chamber and Solo Music Comes Woman” CD release at Nublu, and Series in New York City in 2012, and (le) poisson performances at Symphony Space with Light rouge with Helix! New Music Ensemble in 2015. Opera of New York, culminating in the first In July of 2015 she performed Mozart’s Concerto professional recording of Victor Herbert’s “The in G Major with the Vienna International (above, l-r) Mitzy Nonaka, Natasha Loomis Only Girl” for Albany Records. Originally from Orchestra at the Palais Auersperg in Vienna, Mogi das Cruzes, Brazil, Mitzy was primarily Austria, as well as giving several chamber and self-taught before beginning her undergraduate solo performances at the Zodiac Festival in studies at SUNY Purchase Conservatory of southern France. Natasha is currently pursuing a Music under Tara Helen O’Connor. She D.M.A. in flute performance at Rutgers completed graduate work at both New York University, studying with Bart Feller. Former University and Rutgers University, studying with teachers include Elizabeth Mann and Susan Kathleen Nester and Bart Feller, and has Palma-Nidel, among others. She has played in Jeff Fitzgerald, PT, DPT performed in masterclasses for William Bennett, masterclasses for Jeffrey Khaner, Ransom Karl-Heinz Schutz, Keith Underwood, among Wilson, Tara Helen O’Connor, Gary Schocker, NJ License #40QA00847100 Serving The Local Community Since 2006 others. Keith Underwood, and the Imani Winds. Honors Natasha Loomis is a versatile and engaging include being selected as a performer in the Banff Most Major Insurance flutist who is active as a performer, educator, and 2012 Masterclass for Winds and as a competitor Companies Accepted. music administrator. She is equally at home in the National Flute Association’s Young Artist playing music ranging from Baroque to Competition in New Orleans in 2013. She also 391 Springfield Avenue, Suite 2A contemporary and is passionate about performed as a soloist with the Franklin and Berkeley Heights NJ 07922 discovering new music and presenting creative Marshall Orchestra as Concerto Competition programs for audiences. Natasha teaches winner in 2009. 908-898-1950 privately in New Jersey and runs an active studio Admission is free; donations are welcome. For for students of all ages and levels. She also more information go to www.fpcstirling.org/ or Fax:908-898-1960 teaches at Montclair State University’s call the First Presbyterian Church of Stirling at www.berkeleyheightspt.com Preparatory Division and has spent time as (908) 647 - 1033. Long Hill LEADER • Page 5 • February 2017
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Students and teachers at Watchung Hills Matt Oboh, Maddy Goffredo, Elisabeh Russo, John Mayer. Band members of No Fugazi are: Regional High School (WHRHS) demonstrated Grace Shanahan, Julianne Lin, Francesca David Kim, Natalie Kim, Eddie Cai, Ben their performance skills and entertainment savvy, Meehan, Stephanie Moreno and Sarah Kelly. In Kozakowski, and Matt Renzo. The student band, while raising funds for Project A.L.S. a separate performance, Dana Wasserman and “Wah!”, featuring Will Johnson, Will Broder and (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), at a Talent Summer Stuart sang another song from Anthony Speros, performed “Careless Whisper,” Show, Wednesday, Jan. 11, in the school’s Hamilton, “Dear Theodosia.” by George Michael and Wham!, while Anthony Performing Arts Center (PAC). Some 16 acts Several singers offered solo singing Speros also contributed a solo vocal and guitar were presented for the enjoyment of the audience, performances, including: Colton Berry, “I performance on, “Phunkdified,” by Justin King. including solo and group performances of song, Wonder as I Wander,” by John Jacob Niles; Sarah The Piano/Violin/Cello Trio, featuring students dance, musicianship, and poetry. Three of the acts Kelly, “I Can’t Make You Love Me,” by Bonnie Minhee Han, Brian Zeng and Kevin Lu, played were awarded prizes in the talent show Rait; and Michael Dumapit, “In Your the musical composition, “One Summer’s Day.” competition at the event. Atmosphere,” by John Mayer. Student Hannah Melillo joined a trio of The First prize went to Peri Martins of Warren Several bands performed, including “Tank,” Teachers Band, comprised of English teachers, Township, who sang “Rise Up,” by Andra Day, comprised of Alex Overzat from WHRHS, and Kristin Mannion, Michael Porter, and Ira and accompanied herself on piano. Second prize his friends from other schools, Nick Scafuto, and Horowitz, to create three-part harmonies on went to Eliana Neuwirth of Warren Township, Kerry and Thomas Stranick of Bridgewater- “White Winter Hymnal,” by Fleet Foxes. The who sang, “Almost Lover,” by Fine Frenzy. Third Raritan High School, and Ben Boxer of Teachers Band trio closed out the Talent Show Prize went to Isabella Zhou of Warren Township, Livingston High School. They did “Runaway,” with “You’re My Best Friend” by Queen. who performed a Chinese Dance to the music of by Bon Jovi. Mehu Saju read an original poem. Spencer the number titled, “Incense.” WHRHS student band “No Fugazi,” Acciarito offered an original comedy stand up According to the program, the Talent Show performed “Waiting on the World to Change,” by routine. was presented, “In loving memory of Tom Shea RENNA MEDIA (1968-2012) and Jenifer Estess (1963-2003).” NEWSPAPER RATE SHEET Shea is the late brother of WHRHS English Teacher Laura Goodson, who died from A.L.S. WE MAIL Two summers ago, WHRHS students read, as 100,000 part of a summer reading assignment, “Tales from the Bed: A Memoir,” by the late Jenifer NEWSPAPERS Estess, as told to her sister, Valerie Estess. The MONTHLY! work of non-fiction was about Jenifer Estess’ To place an ad call: battle with ALS, often also referred to as Lou Tina Renna at 908-418-5586 or Joe Renna at 908-447-1295 Gehrig Disease. WHRHS student government email: [email protected] leaders have held several fundraising events in Fax: 908-709-9209 the last couple of years, such as this year’s and previous years’ Talent Shows. One of the highlights of the Talent Show was an ensemble performance of “The Room Where It Happened,” from the current award-winning Broadway musical, “Hamilton.” Among the performers were WHRHS History teachers Rebecca Brown, Sean New, Ken Karnas and Greg O’Reilly. Students in the ensemble include Adele Rotondo, Jack Melillo, Suchir Govindarajan, Hannah Melillo, Kyra Anthony, Claire Vickery,
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(above) The band, “Wah!,” a trio of students, (above) The Piano/Violin/Cello Trio, featuring from left, Will Johnson of Gillette, Will Broder Kevin Lu of Warren Township on Cello, Minhee of Warren Township, and Anthony Speros of Han of Green Brook Township on piano, and Stirling, played, “Careless Whisper,” by Brian Zeng of Warren Township on violin (above, left) Peri Martins of Warren Township, George Michael and “Wham!”. played “One Summer Day”. who sang “Rise Up,” by Andra Day, and accompanied herself on piano, won first prize at the WHRHS Talent Show,. (right) Eliana Neuwirth of Warren Township sang “Almost Lover,” by Fine Frenzy, at the WHRHS Talent Show. She won Second Prize.
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