Bright Star School of Fine Arts, LLC

My pink fluffy tree at Bright Star School of Fine Arts, LLC

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Happy Women's Day from this Woman Owned Business!

A portrait of Clara Schumann, composer and pianist; her husband Robert was also a composer, but I will always prefer her works!

One of my highlights of 2022 was spending some time with the Anne Boleyn manuscript. What a privilage to hold a music book once held by Anne! This year I’m looking forward to some more very hands on research into the music that I perform as well as some exciting performances around the UK. It would be great to see some of you there and I’ll post booking details for engagements once I have them ❤️

Dolly Parton wins $100M award from Jeff Bezos to put to 'great use' The legendary singer accepted The Bezos Award for Courage and Civility on Saturday.

U.S. Navy sailor from Grayslake laid to rest over 80 years after being killed in Pearl Harbor A U.S. Navy sailor, who was from Grayslake and was killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor over 80 years ago, was laid to rest Tuesday after his remains were recently identified.

Pennsylvania girl, 10, is named world's youngest opera singer

Yup…..

I said what I said.

Learn the rules so you know how to break them!

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“In a chronically underfunded field where part-time employment is the norm, investing in professional development often feels like a bold aspiration—an item near the bottom of a strategic plan, rather than a lived reality for teaching artists. Carnegie Hall’s PlayUSA is an attempt to address that void.” https://bit.ly/3G2RLMu

Ensemble News—a national newsletter for the growing El Sistema community—sat down with Karen Cueva, assistant director of Learning and Engagement Programs, to discuss the importance of culturally responsive professional development for music educators. Learn more about PlayUSA: carnegiehall.org/PlayUSA

Photo: Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra