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From left, Isabella Rossie,
Lia Kepner, Eric Fabacher, Madeline Hill
CONCERT TO FEATURE SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL’S “LITTLE
STARS”
HAMMOND -- Four “little stars”
of Southeastern Louisiana University’s Community Music School will shine
in a special concert May 7.
“Little Stars,” scheduled for
6 p.m. at the Pottle Music Building Auditorium, will feature soloists Eric
Fabacher of New Orleans, Lia Kepner and Isabella Rossie of Covington and
Madeline Hill of Mandeville. The four young violinists will perform with
an orchestra of Southeastern music students, conducted by Yakov Voldman,
director of the music and dramatic arts department string program.
Fabacher, who studies with Voldman,
will perform the first movement of a concerto by Accolay. Rossie’s piece
is the Concertino in D Major, Op. 15 by Ferdinand, while Hill and Kepner
will perform the first and third movements, respectively, of Concerto in
A Minor by Vivaldi. The girls are all students of Southeastern alumnus
Jivka Jeleva, who teaches CMS string students in St. Tammany Parish.
Jeleva described the four soloists
as “the most advanced” of the CMS’s young violinists. The concert, she
said, “is the opportunity for them to be rewarded for their work.”
Founded in 1996, Southeastern’s
Community Music School offers children and adults private and group music
lessons taught by Southeastern faculty members, graduate students and community
professionals.
CMS’s seven-week summer term
will begin June 7 and will include the popular Southeastern Youth Music
Camp, July 5-16. A new “Kindermusik” camp program is also scheduled for
the Southeastern St. Tammany Center. The camps, open to children 18-months
to seven years old, are designed to nurture children’s natural curiosity
and inspire life long learning, said CMS Director Kenneth Boulton. Classes
will be held on Saturdays at the St. Tammany Center, located on Koop Drive
near Mandeville.
For additional information and
summer registration forms, visit www.selu.edu/music/cms
or contact CMS at 985-549-5502 or director Kenneth Boulton at 985-549-2197. |