The is a presentation on Garon's trip to China with Habitat for Humanity. The presentation was given live on March 4, 2008, to Yakima Sunrise Rotary Club.
American Music Institute is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and our fundamental mission is to provide high standards of music education to all student’s in all instruments, levels, ages and styles of music.
effects & music ‘hanuman’ (applied traditional thai music) by boy thai
songkran festival (water festival), the traditional Thai new year which fall from 13-15 April, the hottest month of the year. The tradition has long been celebrated in Thailand; the celebrations providing families with an opportunity to get together, allowing youngsters the chance to pay respect to their elders and for the elders to bless the younger members of the family.
activities: making merit, ritually bath the buddha image for luck, building sand stupas, pouring water over elderss’ hands, splashing of water, cleaning the house and temple.
more information about songkran festival:
http://www.tatnews.org/THAILAND_GRAND_EVENTS/2830.asp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songkran
http://www.chiff.com/home_life/holiday/thai-songkran.htm
http://thailandcountry.blogspot.com/
Convergence Ensemble's Information Package introduces our mission, vision and values, previous concert and educational achievements, and our personnel.
The is a presentation on Garon's trip to China with Habitat for Humanity. The presentation was given live on March 4, 2008, to Yakima Sunrise Rotary Club.
American Music Institute is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and our fundamental mission is to provide high standards of music education to all student’s in all instruments, levels, ages and styles of music.
effects & music ‘hanuman’ (applied traditional thai music) by boy thai
songkran festival (water festival), the traditional Thai new year which fall from 13-15 April, the hottest month of the year. The tradition has long been celebrated in Thailand; the celebrations providing families with an opportunity to get together, allowing youngsters the chance to pay respect to their elders and for the elders to bless the younger members of the family.
activities: making merit, ritually bath the buddha image for luck, building sand stupas, pouring water over elderss’ hands, splashing of water, cleaning the house and temple.
more information about songkran festival:
http://www.tatnews.org/THAILAND_GRAND_EVENTS/2830.asp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songkran
http://www.chiff.com/home_life/holiday/thai-songkran.htm
http://thailandcountry.blogspot.com/
Convergence Ensemble's Information Package introduces our mission, vision and values, previous concert and educational achievements, and our personnel.
Mid America Freedom Band Rainbow Revolution Concert 2009Travis Barnhart
From the program:
Earlier this year our production committee began researching and developing a program that reviewed the past 40 years of gay rights. The music that we perform this evening reflects music written and composed by gay individuals, music contemporary to the gay rights movement and music that helped define our diverse and emerging community.
PROGRAM: 2022 Bloomington Early Music Festival: Celebrating Women in Early MusicBloomingtonEarlyMusi
Digital program book for the 2022 Bloomington Early Music Festival: Celebrating Women in Early Music! May 22-27: Visit www.blemf.org for more info and to watch the free concerts!
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE & OPEN TO ALL.
BLEMF 2022 is dedicated to celebrating women in early music, highlighting the presence, influence, and artistry of women across nine centuries of musical culture and music-making. From the convents of the medieval period through the salons of the early 19th century, women participated in music as composers, performers, poets, patrons, and listeners; from positions of political, religious, and social power; in front of audiences and behind the scenes.
BLEMF 2022 gives such women the stage—those long-remembered and those only recently rediscovered—to bring the music they made in their time to our audiences today.
1. Richard Theriault
Musical Director, Bristol Brass and Wind Ensemble
Associate Director, Bristol Choral Society
Rich has been the musical director and conductor of the Bristol Brass and Wind Ensemble since
2008. Under his leadership, BBWE was selected and performed at the Festival of Bands, Lake
George, New York in July 2013. The band recently performed with the Travelers Chorale at
Bushnell Auditorium for two holiday concerts. Rich is also the former director of the Bristol
Reunion Jazz Band. He earned both a BS and MA in music education from Western
Connecticut State University.
His musical teaching career spans forty years during which he was the former director of bands
at Bristol Eastern High School. Currently, he is former woodwind instrumental teacher at Miss
Porter’s School and gives private music lessons. He has been guest
conductor and adjudicator for numerous Regional Band Festivals including the Connecticut
Music Educators Northern, Southern and Western Band Festivals, and the Bristol Symphony
and is the retired musical director of the 102nd Army National Guard Band.
His many professional accomplishments have earned him national recognition as Connecticut’s
representative for School Band and Orchestra Magazine’s “50 Directors Who Make a
Difference.” As a saxophonist, he has played with pit orchestras for Sammy Davis, Frank
Gorshen, and the Herold Zinno, Steve Lord Jazz bands as well as many other jazz groups
around the Connecticut area.
Locally, the Board of Directors of the Bristol Center for Arts and Culture honored him as a 2013
recipient of an “ACE” award for his contributions to the local arts, culture, and entertainment
environment and was voted Bristol’s 1993 Teacher of the Year. He is past president of the
Connecticut chapter of Phi Beta Mu - Band Directors fraternity, as well as former chairman of
the Arts Committee for the Connecticut Association of Secondary Schools. Rich lives with his
wife Jane in Bristol.