2014_Conference_Brochure - New Jersey Music Teachers

The Board of Directors of NJMTA
requests the pleasure of your company at the
NJMTA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
NOVEMBER 8-9, 2014
Music Building of The College of New Jersey (TCNJ)
2000 Pennington Road
Ewing, New Jersey 08628-0718
Composition VII, 1913, by Wassily Kandinsky
A Lifetime of
Learning and Discovery
NJMTA 2014 CONFERENCE ARTISTS
Yong Hi Moon
Lecture Recital
Romantic Treasures
Saturday, November 8, 2014
1:00 – 3:00 PM
performing works by Albeniz, Schubert and Schumann
"These are among my favorites of romantic piano repertoire and I
have treasured them all my life. In my talk I'll try to shed light
on the exquisite and unique quality of each work."
Advanced Master Class
(Program will be available at www.njmta.com)
Sunday, November 9, 2014
1:00 – 3:00 PM
Accomplished pianist and teacher Yong Hi Moon made her solo
debut with the Seoul Philharmonic at age 10 as winner of the
National Korean Broadcasting Competition. Ms. Moon has won
top prizes in the Elena-Rombro Stepanow Competition in
Vienna, the Viotti International Competition in Vercelli, Italy,
the Vienna da Motta Competition in Lisbon, Portugal and
received the Chopin Prize from the Geneva International
Competition in Switzerland.
Ms. Moon performs extensively throughout Asia, Europe and the
US as recitalist and soloist, having appeared with the Osaka,
Seoul, Tokyo, Philharmonics, and the Korean National
Symphony. In 1975, the South Korean government invited Ms.
Moon to participate in a festival for the 30th anniversary of the Korean liberation, and she continues to maintain a strong performing
and teaching presence in her native country. In 1991, she was invited to participate in a cycle of the complete Mozart piano concerti
with the Bu-Chon Philharmonic Orchestra, commemorating the composer's bicentennial year. In 1997, Ms. Moon performed the
complete solo piano works of Schubert in six recitals in both Korea and the US. In the summer of 2000, she made her first extensive
concert tour of Korea, including solo recitals in five cities, as well as performances with the orchestras of Kwangju and Daejun.
She collaborates regularly with her husband - pianist/conductor Dai Uk Lee - in duo piano concerts and has performed under his baton
with the Busan, Bu-Chon and Ulsan Philharmonics and the Michigan State University Symphony Orchestra. Most recently, they
performed Olivier Messiaen’s Visions de l’Amen in both the US and Korea. Their CD recording on the Music and Art label of Czech
four-hand piano music has received outstanding critical acclaim.
Ms. Moon is in high demand as a guest master class teacher and adjudicator. In 1993, she released a popular teaching video in Korea
entitled Artistic Piano Playing. Ms. Moon has been a regular faculty member at Shandelee, Aria, Prague, Bowdoin Summer Festivals
and Valencia Piano Academy. In addition, she has been invited to perform and conduct master classes at Chautauqua Summer Festival
in New York and the International School for Musical Arts in Canada. She has served on the juries of the CCC Toronto International
Piano Competition, Senigallia International Piano Competition in Italy, Gilmore International Piano Competition, Gina Bachauer
International Competition as well as numerous MTNA competitions throughout the US. This past March, she served as the chair of the
jury at Seoul International Piano Competition. Ms. Moon was a professor of piano at Michigan State University School of Music for
fifteen years and since 2002 she has been a member of piano faculty at Peabody Institute.
Ms. Moon studied at the Vienna Academy, graduating with the highest honors. She continued her studies in London before pursuing
an Artist Diploma at Indiana University in Bloomington. Her major teachers include Dieter Weber, Maria Curcio, György Sebok, Leon
Fleisher, Wilhelm Kempff and Fou T’song, who have always been inspirations in her work.
Dallas Weekley and Nancy Arganbright
Duo Pianists
Piano Duet Master Class
(Program will be available at www.njmta.com)
Saturday, November 8, 2014
9:00 – 10:45 AM
Unique Duet Music for
All Stages and Ages
(sponsored by KJOS)
Sunday, November 9, 2014
9:15 – 10:45 AM
Dallas Weekley and Nancy Arganbright are largely
responsible for the revival of interest in one-piano, four-hand
performance, an art which began in the eighteenth century
and flourished in the Romantic era, the nineteenth century.
Largely ignored as a concert medium in the early twentieth
century, it was revived in great part by Weekley and
Arganbright (husband and wife), who made concert tours
throughout the USA and the world from 1960 to 2000. They
have presented more piano duet concerts than any other fourhand artists in the history of the medium, and are credited
with being “America’s premier one-piano, four-hand team.”
– Clavier
For forty years, Weekley and Arganbright have made concert tours of the USA for Community Concerts (a division of Columbia
Artists Management, New York), Allied Concerts (Minneapolis), and various other managers. They perform entirely from memory.
Concert tours abroad have included the major cities of England, Ireland, Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Russia, Korea, China,
and Taiwan. Their orchestral engagements have included the Minnesota Orchestra, the Dublin Symphony, the Orlan do Symphony,
and various orchestras in the Chicago, Detroit, and Washington areas. They have given concerts in Carnegie Recital Hall in New
York, and in the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, among other great halls.
The Weekleys, honor graduates of the Indiana University School of Music, taught for 28 years at the University of Wisconsin at
LaCrosse, and were given the permanent title “Treasures of the University” upon their departure from that institution. As a p art of
their interest in the music education of young people, they made several appearances on the “Captain Kangaroo” television program,
and continue to present workshops and master classes in the art of duet playing throughout the world. They are sponsors of th e
MTNA-Weekley and Arganbright Senior Piano Duet Competition, held annually at the Music Teachers National Association
conference.
*NJMTA gratefully acknowledges The College of New Jersey for its gracious hospitality.
We thank the faculty members and the administrative staff for supporting the work of NJMTA.
Herold Klein
Violin Master Class
(Program will be available at www.njmta.com)
Saturday, November 8, 2014
3:15 – 4:45 PM
Herold Klein joined The Philadelphia Orchestra in 1971, and following forty years of service, retired in October of 2011,
performing as a substitute for the following two years. He began studying the violin at the age of four with private
teachers in Detroit, and was playing with community orchestras, including the South Oakland Symphony, by the time he
was nine. He continued his studies at the National Music Camp at Interlochen, Michigan, at the Meadowmount School of
Music, and at the American Federation of Musicians Congress of Strings. His teachers have included Mischa Mischakoff,
Ivan Galamian, Josef Gingold and Rafael Druian.
Mr. Klein entered Wayne State University in 1962, joined the Indianapolis Symphony the following year, and, in 1964,
became a member of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra while continuing his academic studies at Wayne State University.
Mr. Klein was a member of the United States Army Band Strolling Strings, and from 1987 until 2012 he served as
Concertmaster of the Greater Trenton Symphony Orchestra. Since 1991, he has enjoyed giving his time as a
Concertmaster of the Lansdowne Symphony Orchestra, and more recently has assisted the Lower Merion Symphony
Orchestra in the same capacity as well. He is also a former member of the Camilli String Quartet.
For the past several years, Mr. Klein has taught at the Philadelphia International Music Festival held at Bryn Mawr
College. In his free time, Mr. Klein enjoys woodworking, sailing and gardening, and is an avid cyclist, having logged
thousands of miles, raising funds for Multiple Sclerosis.
2014 Conference Planning Committee:
Grace Chang
Phemie Chien
Marianne Lauffer
Yuhui Chloris Li
Dr. Chiu-Ling Lin, NCTM
Lillian Livingston, NCTM
Betty Stoloff, NCTM
Dr. Hendry Wijaya, NCTM
Wei-Yuh Christina Xie , NCTM
Alexander Peskanov
Meet Commissioned Composer
(This program is partially funded by MTNA)
Saturday, November 8, 2014
5:00 – 7:00 PM
Hear the Performances of the Commissioned Works
"This brilliant pianist can create incredible excitement and knows how to please a crowd," reported The Washington Post
when reviewing Alexander Peskanov’s Kennedy Center performance of Rachmaninoff’s Third Concerto. Mr. Peskanov’s
American debut as orchestral soloist came with the National Symphony under Rostropovich, and he has since appeared
internationally with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, SABC Symphony Orchestra, Cape Town
Symphony Orchestra, the English Chamber Orchestra, Polish Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra and the Hong Kong
Philharmonic, as well as in the United States with the Baltimore, St. Louis, Houston, Utah, Richmond and Pacific
Symphonies.
In 2014-2015 Season, Alexander Peskanov will make concert appearences in Poland, Russia and US, including Leonid
Kogan and Elizabeth Gilels Festival at Moscow Conservatory, Stanisław Moniuszko Academy Music in Gdańsk and
Bargemusic in New York.
Mr. Peskanov has performed at the Wolf Trap, Aspen, Grant Park, Newport, Seattle, Vancouver, Canada, Monterrey,
Mexico, Sarasota and Flagstaff festivals, and in coast-to-coast recitals including a piano recital at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln
Center, as part of the series, “Russian Splendor,” the prestigious Van Cliburn Foundation Series in Ft. Worth, Texas, and the
Gina Bachauer Piano Festival in Salt Lake City, Utah. Among the illustrious musicians with whom he has collaborated are
Maurice Andre, Jean-Pierre Rampal and Yo- Yo Ma.
Mr. Peskanov has been a frequent guest artist and clinician at numerous MTA Conventions. His appearances include New
York, California, Maryland, Utah, Idaho, Georgia, Missouri, New Jersey and others.
Alexander Peskanov is also a successful composer of classical works, including piano solos, piano concertos and chamber
music. He has written ten concertos for young pianists, the 1st being selected for the National Federation of Music Clubs’
2007–-2017. The score and recording has been released by Hal Leonard Publications. Recently, Peskanov’s Concerto No. 1
for Piano and Strings has been broadcasted and performed by Tallinn Chamber Orchestra on Estonian National Radio, and in
Brno, Czech Republic. Last summer, Peskanov’s Concerto No.2 was premiered in Mexico at Zacatecas International Music
Festival. The winners of Greater Laurel MTA Piano Competition will premiere the latest Peskanov’s Concerto No. 10 in
November 2014. The winners of 2015 Brown Piano Concerto Competition will perform his Concerto No. 1 next January.
Some new piano works by Alexander Peskanov are due to be released by Alfred Music in 2014-2015. They will include
several piano trios, written for Six Hands and “Spring Concerto” for Piano and Orchestra.
Alexander Peskanov is the recipient of three special ASCAP awards. His recordings include a CD of his own piano
compositions entitled "Spirits of the Wind – Peskanov Plays Peskanov" which has been featured in a satellite broadcast on
National Public Radio stations. Other recordings include music by Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Liszt and Scott Joplin. He
has recorded for Naxos Record’s American Classics series and Musical Heritage.
Mr. Peskanov graduated from the Stoliarsky School of Music in Odessa, Ukraine, and received his Masters and Bachelor
degrees at The Juilliard School in New York. He is also the author of the series of six books entitled: "The Russian
Technical Regimen for the Piano," published by the Willis Music.
Phyllis Lehrer
Adventures in Contemporary Music:
Repertoire and Musicianship Activities
for the Late Elementary, Intermediate
and Early Advanced Student
Sunday, November 9, 2014
11:00 AM– 12:00 PM
Composers of the late 20th and early 21st centuries have
contributed innovative and attractive repertoire for pianists.
Phyllis Lehrer will perform and discuss pieces that represent
many of the diverse styles from that repertoire and will
suggest helpful techniques and strategies for teaching it.
PHYLLIS ALPERT LEHRER is known internationally as a performer, teacher, clinician, author and adjudicator. She has
enjoyed an active career as a soloist, collaborative artist and clinician in the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia, and
Central and South America. Ms. Lehrer is professor of piano and director of graduate piano pedagogy at Westminster Choir
College of Rider University in Princeton, N.J. and is a member of the Artist Faculty at the Westminster Conservatory. A
founding member of Young Audiences of New Jersey and the International Society for the Study of Tension in Performance,
she contributes regularly to the Music Teachers National Association Conference, the National Conference on Keyboard
Pedagogy, the New Jersey Music Teachers Association annual conferences and the World Piano Pedagogy Conference.
Her publications include 5 volumes of core repertoire for intermediate and early advanced pianists: Classics for the
Developing Pianist, selected and edited by Ingrid Clarfield and Phyllis Lehrer and published by Alfred. Ms. Lehrer has
contributed several chapters to the acclaimed book A Symposium for Pianists and Teachers: Strategies to Develop the Mind
and Body for Optimal Performance, published by Heritage Press, and has co-authored, with Barry Green, the Inner Game of
Music Piano Workbook published by GIA. In addition, she has written practice suggestions for the four books of Etudes for
the Development of Musical Fingers from the Frances Clark Library (Alfred) and edited Chopin: An Album (Carl Fischer)
and works by Dianne Goolkasian Rahbee and others for FJH Publications.
With Paul Sheftel, Phyllis Lehrer has co-authored, Personal Trainer, 5 books containing technique explorations, sightreading, keyboard theory and repertoire, all available with midi-accompaniments, published by YBK, New York. Together
they have also co-edited Debussy, An Album and the anthologies Mastering Classic Favorites and More Mastering Classic
Favorites for Carl Fischer.
Ms. Lehrer’s articles, interviews, and reviews on piano pedagogy, music, and health have appeared in Clavier Companion,
Early Childhood Connections and The European Piano Teachers Journal. Her CD’s include solos and duos with her duo
piano partner of over thirty-years, pianist Ena Bronstein Barton.
Ms. Lehrer holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music from the University of Rochester and Eastman School of Music and a Master
of Science in Piano from the Juilliard School of Music. In March of 2007 she was honored as a Music Teachers National
Association Foundation Fellow, a program that honors deserving individuals who have made significant contributions to the
music world and the music teaching profession. Ms. Lehrer was voted New Jersey Music Teachers Association Teacher of
the Year for 2012-2013.
NJMTA Annual Banquet & Meet the Artists
Saturday, November 8, 2014 at 7:30 PM
1855 Room (at Eickhoff Hall)
The College of New Jersey (TCNJ)
2000 Pennington Road
Ewing, NJ 08628-0718
Phone: (609) 771-3418
After a full day of master classes, workshops and recitals, please come join us for a delicious dinner. At the banquet, you
will have a chance to get to know your NJMTA Executive Board and Colleagues, as well as the 2014 NJMTA Conference
Artists, Ms. Yong Hi Moon, Mr. Dallas Weekley, Ms. Nancy Arganbright, Ms. Phyllis Lehrer, Mr. Herold Klein and Mr.
Alexander Peskanov.
Our dinner will start with a great variety of passed hors d'oeuvres to include tomato and fresh mozz skewers, asparagus
wrapped with prosciutto and phyllo, smoked salmon with french cut chips and lemon capers, and shrimp salad puffs. Our
appetizer will be a Tuile with Roasted Asparagus. We will continue with a Butternut Squash Soup. Our Entree will be a
choice of one of the following: 1. Seared Salmon- Bok Choy, Purple Sticky Rice, with a Yuzu Sauce. 2. Sliced Filet MignonPotato Duchess, Swiss Chard, with a Black Garlic Demi. 3. Roasted Vegetable Napoleon - Accompanied with Goat
cheese, Swiss Chard, and a Roasted Red Pepper Coulis. Our dinner will conclude with a Gala Dessert Buffet.
We are looking forward to seeing you at the Annual Saturday Evening Banquet!
Violin Master Class
Saturday, November 8, 2014 at 3:15–4:45 p.m.
There is a great opportunity to learn and perform for your wonderful students at the State Conference - Violin Master Class
with Mr. Herold Klein, a violinist from the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Mr. Klein joined the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1971. A former member of the Camilli String Quartet and also played as a
concertmaster with many orchestras. For the past several years, Mr. Klein has taught at the Philadelphia International
Music Festival held at Bryn Mawr College.
The deadline for application is September 29, 2014.
To apply, please submit the following information:
Title of the repertoire and the composer (one MVT for a concerto)
Students’ name, age and length of study
Teacher’s name, email address and phone number
Please send all applications to: Ingrid Tang at [email protected]
After we receive all of the applications, Mr. Klein will make the selection of 2–3 students to perform at the master class.
The teachers of those students selected by the artist will be notified by the end of October. Students are not allowed to
change the selection of the repertoires once selected.
Piano Duet Master Class
Saturday, November 8, 2014 at 9:00–10:45 a.m.
We are pleased to announce that there will be a Piano Duet Master Class at this year’s conference, which will be held on Saturday
November 8 at 9:00 a.m. at the Music Building of The College of New Jersey. Dallas Weekley and Nancy Arganbright who are
renowned duo pianists, will conduct this master class.
Below, please find the suggested duet repertoire for the master class provided by the artists:
(The WP numbers are references to the Kjos publications)
Upper Elementary
Any piece from East Meets West – WP 578
Rumba Ritmica – WP 1119
Oh, Susanna – WP 1146
Early Intermediate
Three Easy Sonatinas, by Vanhal – WP 582 (choose any)
From Duet Repertoire, Level 4 – WP 590
Sonata No. 1, by Kozeluh
Sonatina Op. 24, No. 1, by Diabelli
Waltz Op. 34 No. 4, by Arensky
The Hunters Op. 178 No. 17, by Gurlitt
Intermediate
From Duet Repertoire, Level 5 – WP 592
The Soiree Polka, by Stephen Foster
Evening Song, Op. 85, No. 12, by Schumann
En Plus (from Three Pieces in the Shape of a Pear), by Satie
Lentement (from Three Pieces in the Shape of a Pear), by Satie
Upper Intermediate
From Duet Repertoire, Level 6 – WP 596
Fugue on a Russian Theme Op. 34 No. 6, by Arensky
The Little Highlanders, by Respighi
Rigaudon Op. 55 No. 6, by Chaminade
Elegie (from Eight Bohemian Duets), by Karel Husa
Advanced
From Duet Repertoire, Level 9 – WP 539
Slavonic Dance Op. 46 No. 8, by Dvorak
Slavonic Dance Op. 72 No. 2, by Dvorak
Romance, Op. 11 No. 5, by Rachmaninov
The Ball, Op. 22 No. 12, by Bizet
Sonata in D, K. 381, by Mozart (any one movement)
Sonata in Bb K. 358, by Mozart (any one movement
Ma Mere l'Oye, by Ravel (any except No. 1) – WP 138
Feel free to contact Dr. Chiu-Ling Lin at [email protected] if you have any questions.
The deadline for application is September 29, 2014
Teachers need to list the following information in the application:
· Title of the piece and the composer
· Students’ name, age, and length of study
· Teacher’s name, phone number and/ or email address
Please send all applications to: Dr. Chiu-Ling Lin at [email protected]
After we receive all of the applications, Weekley & Arganbright will make the selection of 4–5 duet teams to perform at the master class.
The names of students who have been selected by the artists will be posted on NJMTA’s website, and the teachers of those students will
also be notified via email or phone. Students are not allowed to change the selection of pieces once selected.
AN INVITATION
Dear Colleagues,
We are very excited to invite you to attend the 2014 Annual Conference this November at TCNJ. The conference planning committee has
revised the program slightly this year. In addition to treating the attendees with Master Classes, Workshops and Concerts performed and
conducted by the outstanding guest artists, the program is designed to allow time to have “one-on-one close up” with the artists after the
sessions. It also provides a great opportunity to meet and network with fellow colleagues. NJMTA's annual state conference is one of the
many benefits for all the NJMTA members. Please do capture the once a year opportunity and register for the 2014 State Confer ence.
We are also delighted to inform you that the Conference Banquet will be held at the Conference site this year, on Saturday night right after
the MTNA winners recital. At the banquet, you will be able to have more interaction with the artists and fellow colleagues. We look forward
to seeing you there!
Wei-Yuh Christina Xie, President
Hendry Wijaya, President-Elect
2014 NJMTA Conference Registration
Two Day Registration
 Members
 Non-Members
 Students (Pre-college and college student with ID)
One Day Registration
 Members
 Non-Members
 Students (Pre-college and college student with ID)
Specify day for one-day pass:  Sat.  Sun.
Registration Fee Per Session (No Pre-registration)
 Piano Duet Master Class – Dallas Weekley and Nancy Arganbright
 Lecture Recital: Romantic Treasures – Yong Hi Moon
 Violin Master Class – Herold Klein
 Unique Duet Music for all Stages and Ages (sponsored by KJOS) – Dallas Weekley and
Nancy Arganbright
 Adventures in Contemporary Music: Repertoire and Musicianship Activities for the Late
Elementary, Intermediate and Early Advanced Student – Phyllis Lehrer
 Advanced Piano Master Class – Yong Hi Moon
Banquet (Deadline: One week before the Banquet)
 Banquet & Meet the Artists (please choose your entrée selection below)
 Seared Salmon – Bok Choy, Purple Sticky Rice, with a Yuzu Sauce
 Sliced Filet Mignon – Potato Duchess, Swiss Chard, with a Black Garlic Demi
 Roasted Vegetable Napoleon – with Goat Cheese, Swiss Chard, & a Roasted Red Pepper Coulis
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Note: Lunch will be available at the Eickhoff Hall of TCNJ for $7.83 plus tax for an all you can eat lunch with different stations including a salad bar, pizza,
hot food, etc. No pre-registration needed.
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Please send registration along with a check made payable to:
New Jersey Music Teachers Association
c/o Yuhui Chloris Li, 28 Hereford Dr, Princeton Junction, NJ 08550-1513
TCNJ’s Campus Map
The College of New Jersey (TCNJ)
2000 Pennington Road, Ewing, NJ 08628-0718
All conference sessions & Exhibitions will be at the Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall
in the “Music Building”
Lunch will be at the Eickhoff Hall (about 5 to 10-minute walk from the Music Building)
Banquet will be in 1855 Room at the Eickhoff Hall
Parking: Look for the gray area on the map (lower section), by the “Info Booth”
Yuhui Chloris Li
28 Hereford Dr
Princeton Junction, NJ 08550-1513
NJMTA CONFERENCE 2014
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Saturday, November 8, 2014 –
Music Building’s Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall
8:30 – 9:00
Registration
9:00 – 9:15
Welcome
9:00 – 10:45
10:45 – 11:00
11:00 – 12:00
12:00 – 1:00
9:15 – 10:45
Registration
Unique Duet Music for all Stages and Ages (sponsored
by KJOS) – Dallas Weekley and Nancy Arganbright
10:45 – 11:00
Break & Exhibition Hall Visit (Lobby/
Room 104/ Room 120)
Break & Exhibition Hall Visit (Lobby/
Room 104/ Room 120)
11:00 – 12:00
Adventures in Contemporary Music: Repertoire and
Musicianship Activities for the Late Elementary,
Intermediate and Early Advanced Student – Phyllis
Lehrer
NJMTA Board Annual Reports Meeting for
Members (Mayo Concert Hall)
Lunch (Eickhoff Hall) & Exhibition Hall Visit
Lecture Recital: Romantic Treasures – Yong Hi
Moon
3:00 – 3:15
Break & Exhibition Hall Visit (Lobby/
Room 104/ Room 120)
3:15 – 4:45
Violin Master Class – Herold Klein
4:45 – 5:00
Break & Exhibition Hall Visit (Lobby/
Room 104/ Room 120)
7:30
8:45 – 9:15
Piano Duet Master Class – Dallas Weekley and
Nancy Arganbright
1:00 – 3:00
5:00 – 7:00
Sunday, November 9, 2014 –
Music Building’s Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall
Composer Commission Winners Recital
MTNA Performance Competition Winners Recital
MTNA Composition Competition Winners Recital
NJMTA Chinese Instruments Recital
Banquet & Meet the Artists (1855 Room)
12:00 – 1:00
Lunch (Eickhoff Hall) & Exhibition Hall Visit
1:00 – 3:00
Advanced Piano Master Class – Yong Hi Moon
3:00 – 3:30
Break & Exhibition Hall Visit (Lobby/
Room 104/ Room 120)
3:30 – 5:15
NJMTA Young Musicians Competition Winner Recital
*Even ages for piano; 14 and under for other instruments,
voice, and Chinese instruments
5:15 – 5:30
Break & Exhibition Hall Visit (Lobby/
Room 104/ Room 120)
5:30 – 7:15
NJMTA Young Musicians Competition Winner Recital
*Odd ages for piano; 15 and up for other instruments,
voice, and Chinese instruments

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