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Dalcroze 2008 Eurythmics Summer Workshops -
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Stephen Moore received his Dalcroze Certificate and License from Manhattan School under Robert Abramson, his B.MusEd from the University of Rhode Island, his M. Mus. from Manhattan School of Music, and a Ph.D from the University of Indiana. Stephen has toured as solo pianist and chamber musician, and has taught at University of Puget Sound, University of Redlands, and Oberlin Conservatoy. He is now Performance Specialist in Piano at California State at Domingues Hills.
JULIA SCHNEBLY-BLACK received her Dalcroze Certificate and License from Carnegie-Mellon U. under Marta Sanchez. She has a B.Mus from Peabody Conservatory, a M.Mus from Yale University, and a Ph.D. from the University of.Washington. Julia has presented sessions at national and international conferences. She teaches privately and at Seattle Conservatory of Music. She is also founder and director of Dalcroze NW, 1990-2008.
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Julia and Stephen are co-authors of THE RHYTHM INSIDE: CONNECTING BODY, MIND, AND SPIRIT THROUGH MUSIC and RHYTHM ONE ON ONE, published by Alfred Publishing Company, Van Nuys, CA |
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Dalcroze Sharing Session Sunday, April 13th 2008 at 2pmA time to get reacquainted with each other and with Dalcroze. Bring your songs and movements, your accomplishments and questions.
Friday Dalcroze ClassesMove with the music! Is it dance? No, it's Eurythmics! What is Eurythmics? Eurythmics means "move to match the music." The music is improvised by the teacher, Julia Schnebly-Black. Listen with care and concentration, and let your body respond in a natural way. Discover how much you can hear, enjoy, and understand. When: Fridays, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 2008 at 11 am - 12 noon. Fee: $20 for all four classes (proceeds go to the SUUC General Fund). See calendar for venue information. Be prepared to remove shoes. No previous music training necessary.
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Support Your Life's Work. Join the Northwest Dalcroze Society Today.Lifelong learning was a tenet of Emile Jaques-Dalcroze's teaching. His Eurhythmics method was designed to improve mental acuity and physical agility, to increase the playful and the spontaneous in our music and in our lives. He emphasized learning as a social activity. Come practice your skills. Learn from experts and peers. Refresh your commitment to music. Enhance what you do! Membership in the Northwest Chapter of The Dalcroze Society affords you:
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