Belisle Music Academy
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A place to experience the joy of music! The Academy's main focus is on the development of children through music.
Belisle Music Academy was founded when Dennis & Julie Belisle moved into the Sayler park Community in Cincinnati in 2002. It is our responsibility as educated musicians to keep music alive in the minds and hearts of children through a balanced approach of the classical and the modern. Through music, chidren develop skills which translate into many avenues in life.
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Student Spotlight!
Dennis Belisle's graduate recital is coming up on November 15th and 8 PM, featuring several members of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra.
Born in Corpus Christi, Texas, into a military family, Dennis moved around frequently until settling down in Jacksonville, Fl at age 10. After graduating Orange Park High School, Dennis attended Jacksonville Conservatory of Music on full scholarship for piano and organ performance from 1986-89 and the University of North Florida jazz program for a year in 1989.
For over 25 years, Dennis has enjoyed a successful career, performing throughout the United States and abroad, in particular as the CEO/Road Manager and performer with The Websters, a highly successful corporate music group based in Cincinnati, OH. For 15 years, Dennis had the pleasure of performing for multiple Fortune 500 companies as well as two Ohio Governor Inaugurations. During this time, Dennis co-founded a private teaching school, Belisle Music Academy, as well as serving as Music Minister for Eden Chapel UMC.
In 2015, Dennis made the decision to return to college and enrolled at the University of Tennessee to complete his BM in Sacred Music. He graduated summa cm laude as well as being awarded Outstanding Senior in Sacred Music. Dennis continued his studies at the university and in December 2019, he will be graduating with an MM in Composition as well as earning his Theory Pedagogy Certificate. Dennis is excited to begin a whole new chapter in his music career as a composer and collegiate educator.
Dennis is currently the Music Director for Rio Revolution, a non-denominational church in Maryville, TN.

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One of the hardest đ„ songs I ever learned when I was 7 yrs old.
Tom Sawyer by RUSH.
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Camille Bertault
First time i try it on stage. French lyrics on Coltrane's chorus on Giant steps, with Dan Tepfer.
"Pas de géant tu as fait
Quand tu as compris que tu nâes pas lĂ pour ĂȘtre ce que le monde veut
Pas de gĂ©ant tu as fait quand ce que tu donnes vient du cĆur, pas dâailleurs ou dâlĂ -bas, et quâtu sais lĂ oĂč tu vas
1° grille : Câest câquâelle sâest amusĂ©e Ă chanter la petite un jour quâelle sâennuyait, ce genre de jour un peu tristesse bien rĂ©trĂ©ci et qui tâabaisse, un jour qui retourne sa veste et qui tâembarque Ă grande vitesse, sans que tu aies demandĂ© ton reste des pas de mouches changĂ©s en pas de gĂ©ants, mais tâes sĂ©rieuse ? absolument je nây croyais pas non plus sur le moment et vlĂ la bouille de la gosse promenĂ©e sur un virtuel carrosse
2° : Non ! mais si et lĂ commence un cocasse et atypique road movie, passage par la Pologne, la Serbie, New York, lâItalie, et lâAndalousie, des personnages Ă la tex Avery ou sortis tout droit dâun cadavre exquis qui se rejoignent sur la piste oĂč la transe rĂšgne aprĂšs tout câest tout c'qui nous reste pour sâen sortir, non ? dâĂȘtre ensembles fous et hilares
3° : Je pense que câest un peu dans cet Ă©tat que Coltrane devait ĂȘtre lorsquâil a trouvĂ© ses dĂ©moniaques changes, le pauvre Tommy Flanagan doit sâen souvenir encore de lĂ oĂč il est, il faut dire que se retrouver face Ă une pareille bĂȘte pour la premiĂšre fois de sa vie ça doit vraiment donner le bourdon "mais quelle mouche lâa piquĂ©?" quâils devaient tous se dire en dĂ©chiffrant la partition
4° : Et Ă la fois son giant steps qui a lâallure dâun exercice de virtuositĂ© est bien au-delĂ dâça câest comme le corps dâun fauve relĂąchĂ© qui se dĂ©ploie , comme si le ciel Ă©tait Ă©clairĂ© soudainâment par une idĂ©e, et je citerais la fabuleuse phrase dâ Alain Ge**er « Tout ce que tu sais tient dans ta tĂȘte mais tout ce que tu ne sais pas dĂ©borde de ton coeur «
5° : câest Ă mon avis la plus jolie image que lâon peut trouver nâest-câpas ? car lâimprovisation est tout dâabord une affaire de sensation, de ressenti ,manifestation de c'que je suis, la musique qui me reprĂ©sente comme dirait la belle Shirley Horn, câest un peu comme un concentrĂ© dâĂąme, comme si on ne devenait quâune seule chose, lâessence
6° : chanter cette improvisation câest un peu comme essayer de danser avec cet absolu, dans un seul souffle, prendre le train avec train et surtout ne pas traĂźner, sauter tout entier dans son vide, on verra bien câqu'il adviendra, on est lĂ pour dĂ©livrer lâurgence, sa subjectivitĂ© radicale, pas de conceptualisation, on sâen fout, on est juste lĂ pour dire au self-control dâaller voir si jây suis
7° : sâĂ©prouver soi-mĂȘme est Ă©prouvant et ce nâest pas en dĂ©talant que lâon sâessouffle le plus vite, câest en osant laisser parler enfin celui qui se tait toujours tout au fond et si il ne veut rien dire le laisser transmettre ce quâil est sans avoir aucunement Ă sâen justifier, câest un peu ça que jâessaie de saisir lorsque jâapprends et chante les improvisations des autres
8° : pilimpopidip il faut dire que câest agrĂ©able dâessayer dâĂ©pouser dâautres formes que les siennes, poursuivre lâombre du guĂ©pard, pendant que professeur Coltrane tâapprend les pas de transe essayer dâimaginer les intentions sous les impulsions, mettre ma voix au service dâun flot dâidĂ©es,
9° : et voilĂ que je cale, arrivĂ©e Ă la 9e grille, lâobjectif de tout ça est que tout finisse par tomber pour laisser place Ă la seule chose qui importe dans lâhistoire, mais il ne faut pas que ce giant steps ne soit utilisĂ© pour Ă©pater la gallerie, le but Ă©tant de comprendre que lâon ne saura jamais lĂ oĂč on va ni pourquoi mais y aller quand mĂȘme
10° : La vĂ©locitĂ© ne sert quâà ça, Ă sâoublier et Ă atteindre dâautres sphĂšres, comme dans un marathon on double dâefforts pour essayer dâatteindre son centre, on craque on pleure et on relĂąche tout, on voit pas le bout, on nây croit plus et le doute peut s'installer, câest ça que mâinspire ce step de gĂ©ant, câest la capacitĂ© au dĂ©passâment de soi parfois insoupçonnĂ©
11° : Vous inquiĂ©tez pas on est bientĂŽt arrivĂ©s Ă la fin de ce long discours câĂ©tait pour tester votre attention et votre capacitĂ© de concentration, sachez quand mĂȘme quâils vĂ©curent heureux et eurent beaucoup de Coltrane changes et quâavec une grille de plus, John aurait reçu une cymbale Ă la figure et jâaurais pĂ©ri dâasphyxie
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Spring, TX
77389
6082 FM-2920
Spring, 77379
Our Mission is To serve our children, families, and community by inspiring unlimited growth through
8320 Louetta Road Ste 180
Spring, 77379
We are a one stop center for music lessons,and musical equipment sales and rentals, pro-Audio consulting, installation and event production. We also offer repair services for musical instruments.
2050 Louetta Road
Spring, 77388
"The environment itself will teach the child, if every error he makes is manifest to him without the
22603 Northcrest Drive
Spring, 77389
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4800 Riley Fuzzel Road
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