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Monday, September 26, 2016
CSU Guitarists Win, Place in Two Competitions
Schwob School guitarists placed highly in recent competitions in the Southeast. Ying Xu won Second Place at the Florida Guitar Competition, and Woodruff Scholar Dragos Ilie won Third Place in the same competition, as well as First Place in the University of Louisville Guitar Competition. Both are second-year students of Dr. Andrew Zohn, who holds the Jo and George Jeter Distinguished Chair in Guitar.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Roderick Cox '09 Named Associate Conductor of Minnesota Orchestra
Schwob School alumnus Roderick Cox (B.M. 2009), who was appointed the Minnesota Orchestra's assistant conductor in June 2015, has been named associate conductor for the 2016-17 season, the Orchestra announced today. H
e earned his Master's in conducting from Northwestern University in Chicago and attended the Conductors Guild Conductor/Composer Training Workshop at the Cabrillo Festival in California.
As associate conductor, Cox will make his classical subscription debut in three concerts January 19 to 21, 2017, leading Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 and Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2, the latter with pianist Joyce Yang. He will also continue to lead the orchestra's Young People's Concerts, Symphonic Adventures programs in area high schools, and outdoor summer performances, as well as serving as understudy conductor for many of the Orchestra's Classical and Live at Orchestra Hall concert performances. The associate conductor serves also as a link to the community, participating in engagement activities, school visits and collaborations with other Minnesota arts and cultural institutions.
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Thursday, September 8, 2016
Schwob School alumni are making their mark
Schwob School alumni
are distinguishing themselves in venues and organizations near and far. Here's a selection of their recent activity.
Liliya Ugay, composer/pianist (BM 2014), is starting a
DMA at Yale as a student of Aaron J. Kernis. Won the Charles Ives Prize from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Had orchestral premiere as a result with the Albany Symphony. Won second prize at Molinari Quartet International Composition Competition:
. Sole winner for the New England Philharmonic call for scores:
. Her most recent orchestral work will be performed by New England Phil and Richard Pittman on April 29 in Boston; Curating Carson McCullers concert for February 19th in Nyack NY. Will premiere a chamber trio as part of this event; Has commissions with the Raleigh Civic Symphony (cond. Peter Askim), Duo Canora (oboe and harp), and a new work with Cambordian-American poetess Sokunthary Svay and Yale/NYC soprano Jin-Xiang Yu on creating a vocal cycle centered on the topic of women struggles to be premiered in New Haven on the concert featuring a guest composer Joan Tower; presenting a concert series of Soviet chamber music by repressed composers to take place in New Haven and New York; will also perform her lecture-recital "Silenced Voices" in North Carolina State in March as a part of a series marking the anniversary of Russian Revolution.
Nathan Hudson (BA 2014) is s
tarting his DMA at State University of New York, Stonybrook. Received a commission from the Boulder Symphony and attended premiere. Received a commission from the Cavell Trio at UA. Received a commission from the UA Wind Ensemble. Composer in residence at the Rushmore Music Festival in South Dakota. Was a finalist for the BMI Prize with his work, "Brace Yourselves". Collaborated with clarinet Alumni Ford Fourqurean on his project "Unheard-of", which toured around the Eastern seaboard.
Andrew Smith (2014) is finishing his master's in composition from Bowling Green State University.
Dr. Joshua Kearney, MM Conducting (2013), is Director of Athletic Bands at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. He received a DMA from Michigan State University.
Mr. Jeffrey Lawson, MM Conducting (2014), is Director of Bands at Hollywood Hills High School in Florida.
David Jang, orchestral conducting (BA 2014),
was one of 2 out of 69 applicants selected for the Masters at Indiana University; conducted four concerts with IU orchestras this season; served as assistant conductor to Loren Maazel at the Castleton Festival, and participated in London conducting workshop with Bernard Haitink. He is participating in masterclasses with Franz Welser Moest and the Cleveland Orchestra in Fall 2016, and is currently serving as Associate Instructor in the Opera and Orchestral Conducting department at IU.
Cristian A. Cantu (BA, 2016) is a first year student in the MM Conducting program at University of Texas at Austin under Dr. James Morrow. His Graduate Assistantship is with the Concert Chorale, University Singers, and Choral Literature class. He is also a Choral Scholar at St. David's Episcopal Church in downtown Austin under the direction of David Stevens, singing in the Chancel Choir and Compline Chamber Singers. He will be rehearsal accompanist for St. David's Youth Music Ministry beginning later in the semester. This summer he was Director of Residence Life at the Performing Arts Institute at Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School.
Daniela Volkovinsky (flute) just completed her MM in Performance at the State University of New York at Purchase, studying with Tara Helen O'Connor.
Miranda Carlsen (flute) is the band director at Harris Co. High School.
Lynn Tsai (flute, 2006) completed her MM in flute performance with Keith Underwood at New York University. While in NY she performed her debut recital at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall as a winner of the Artist International Competition. She is completing her DMA in flute performance at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where she was the Graduate Assistant to her teacher, Dr. Jennifer Grim.
Lydia Carroll (flute) is pursuing her DMA in flute performance at James Madison University where she is a student of Dr. Beth Chandler.
Kalyn Todd Kaiser (flute) is the band director at Lee Co. Middle School West.
Holly Robbins (flute) is the music teacher at Mason Creek Elementary School in Atlanta, GA.
Mando Surita (flute) is playing piccolo with the Olympia Symphony Orchestra.
Allison Lee (flute) is pursuing her master's degree in music therapy at New York University.
Stephanie Erdman (flute) completed her MA in Arts Administration at Florida State University and was hired as the Executive Director of the Youth Orchestra of Greater Columbus.
Kaelah Williams McMonigle (flute) is in her ninth year at the University of Louisville as Administrative Specialist for Performance Studies at the School of Music. She performs with Chamber Winds Louisville and the chamber group A/tonal.
Jessica Harrison Knight (flute) is the music teacher at Hannan Academy in Columbus, GA.
Laura Canelo Cohen (flute) completed graduate work in Spain, France, and Italy, and began her DMA in flute performance at the University of Iowa, studying with Nicole Esposito.
Missy Mahon (flute) completed her MM in Music History at Temple University, and began an apprenticeship in flute repair with Eric South. She is working in the Atlanta area.
Kelly Fister (flute) is a fitness instructor and teaches about 10-12 classes a week in Yoga, Barre, Pilates, and Strength Training/Functional Fitness in the Atlanta area. She performs as a member of the orchestra at Johnson Ferry Baptist Church.
Alex Clay (flute) is pursuing her MM in flute performance at Illinois State University where she serves as the graduate assistant for both the flute studio (under the direction of Dr. Kimberly Risinger) and the band area.
Brooke Broome (flute) is teaching general and instrumental music at Tuxedo Park School in Tuxedo Park, NY and has a private flute studio in West Point, NY.
Lindsay Sloggett (B.Mus.Ed. 2009, MEd in Special Education 2012) is teaching at Hardaway High School as a learning support instructor within the science department.
Sarah Bridges (flute) is the choir director at Mid-Carolina High School and the music director at Suber-Marshall Memorial United Methodist Church in Columbia, SC. After completing her B. Mus. Ed at CSU she attended the University of South Carolina where she received her M.Ed.
Patrick Quinn, oboe (2016), is now the Music Library Coordinator for Boston University's Mugar Memorial Library.
Teodora Pejasinovic, oboe (2016), is attending the University of Alabama on a full Teaching Assistantship to pursue her doctorate.
Ross Amend, clarinet (2011), is the Assistant Band Director at South Forsyth HS in Atlanta.
Brian Gay, clarinet (2015), is a K-3 Music Specialist and Band Director at The G.L.O.B.E. Academy in Atlanta. Brian is also a clarinetist with Tara Winds (Atlanta area concert band).
Conner Ray, clarinet (2014), is pursuing a Master of Music in Performance at Northwestern University (2016). Conner is currently a Chicago-area freelancer.
Mark Kleine, clarinet (2006), completed a Master of Music in Performance at Arizona State University in 2008 and a DMA in Clarinet Performance at the Cincinnati Conservatory, 2016. He is currently freelancing in OH/KY/IL.
Andy Hudson, clarinet (2010), completed a Master of Music in Performance at Northwestern University in 2012. Andy is currently pursuing a DMA at Northwestern University on a full scholarship. Andy is also a clarinet Instructor at Lake Forest College, IL.
Brady Richards, clarinet (2011), completed a Master of Music in Performance at Northwestern University in 2013 and is currently freelancing in the Chicago area.
Brittany (Noble) Hudson, clarinet (2008), completed a Master of Music in Music Education at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale in 2010.
Emily Tyndall, clarinet (2010), completed a Master of Music in Performance at Guildhall School of Music in London, UK. She is currently teaching and freelancing in Nashville, TN.
Manuel Ramos, clarinet (2013), completed a Master of Music in Performance at Northwestern University in 2015. Manuel is an Associate Member with the Civic Orchestra of Chicago for the '16-17 Season, and is also a clarinet instructor at Merit School of Music in Chicago.
Jason Thorne, clarinet (2007), is the Band Director at Midland Middle School in Midland, GA.
John Inzetta, clarinet (2007), is the Band Director at Schley County Middle/High School in Ellaville, GA.
Steven Naimark, clarinet (2008), completed a Master of Music at Arizona State University in 2010. He is currently a software developer at Old State House of Design and Development in Lewisville, TX.
Victoria Hargrove, clarinet (2016), is pursuing a Master of Music in Performance at the University of Missouri (new music fellowship).
Francisco (Paco) de Alba, clarinet (2016), is pursuing a Master of Music in Performance at Arizona State University (on scholarship).
Christi Unthank, clarinet (2016), is the Assistant Band Director at Shelbyville Independent School District in TX.
Julie Park, clarinet (2014), completed a Master of Music in Performance at Colorado State University in 2016. DMA in progress starting Fall 2016 at Arizona State University.
Ford Fourqurean, clarinet (2014), completed a Master of Music in Performance at SUNY Stonybrook in 2016. Ford is beginning a Master of Music in Contemporary
Music this fall at the Manhattan School of Music, on a full fellowship.
Brice Bouffard, clarinet (2016), is currently working at St. Francis Hospital, preparing to begin medical school.
Meredith Dayoub, clarinet (2016), is an elementary school music teacher at Johnston Elementary School in Woodstock, GA.
Danita England Clark, clarinet (2006), completed a Master of Music Education at Tennessee Temple University in 2012. Danita is currently in 11th year of teaching K-5 music, and is also a pit musician with Closed Door Entertainment.
Chantell Scriven (2007) is the Band Director at Richards Middle School in Gwinnett County.
Tiffany Butler (2008) is the Store Manager at Wells Fargo Bank in Savannah, GA.
Lindsey Baker (2015) is pursuing a Master of Arts in African-American Studies at Georgia State University.
Gina Moody (2001) is an Orchestra teacher at Arnold Magnet Academy in Columbus, GA.
Heather (Jackson) Hartman (2001) is an Elementary School music teacher in Snellville, GA.
Constantin Barcov, bassoon (2008), is Principal Bassoon, Hamburg Symphony and Opera in Germany.
Jennifer Ragsdale (2006) is a Music Educator in the Charlton County Schools.
Jessica Haynes Campbell (2002) is the Contrabassoonist of the Tuscon Symphony and band, and choir teacher at BASIS Tuscon North.
Bogdan Dumitriu (2013) is a Music Production/Sound Engineer at Perfectly Random Studios.
Elizabeth Durusau (2008) is Library Assistant III at the University of Georgia.
Emily Spradley Graham (2010) is the Band Director at Savannah Chatham County Public Schools.
Megan McBrayer (2012) is a People Coordinator, Sr. at Aptos Retail.
Brad Nelsen (2012) is a Bands Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Kassandra Ormsby (2016) is a Graduate Student, Arts Administration, at Colorado State University.
Rickeya Ware Parker (2011) is a Middle and High School Teacher at Anne Elizabeth Shepherd Home.
Ian Cooper
(BM 2015) is a Musician Third Class in the Navy Fleet bands, stationed in Yokosuka, Japan. Has traveled throughout Japan and to South Korea.
Joshua Franklin (BME 2015) is Music teacher at International Academy of Smyrna, GA.
Brandyn Taylor, saxophone (2013), is joining the 116th Army Band, based in Marietta, Georgia.
Joseph Proud, saxophone (2015), is attending the University of Alabama as a Teaching Assistant to pursue his doctorate.
Victor Boyda, trumpet (2015) is a member of the Marine Expeditionary Force Band, US Marine Corps stationed in Okinawa, Japan.
D.I. Brunson (BME 2012) is the Band Director at Johnson High School.
Toshi Chun (2013) is currently pursuing MM in trumpet at North Texas.
Christian Gordon (2015) is the Band Director at Lee County Middle School East, Leesburg, GA.
Nathan Hudson (2014) is a TA in composition at Stony Brook.
Rob Lowery (2011) is the Band Director at Cooper Middle School in Georgia.
Koji Mori (2010) is the Assistant Director of Bands and Orchestras at Lassiter High School.
Will Pratt (2011) is a Teaching Fellow at North Texas, pursuing a DMA in trumpet.
Andrew Smith (2015) is a TA in composition at Bowling Green State University.
John Vietta (2010) is a free-lance trumpet/teacher in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
James Wozniak (MM 2014) is a TA at University of Wisconsin-Madison and is currently pursuing DMA in trumpet.
Ashlee Evans (2006) is teaching elementary music in Muscogee County.
Courtney Jones (2007) completed his doctorate at UCLA in trumpet and served as Visiting Professor of Trumpet at the University of Iowa for two years. He is currently in Columbus working on a recording project and incidentally teaching Music Appreciation for CSU. He was recently selected for the position of Assistant Professor of Music at Florida Atlantic University, where he will serve as Trumpet Professor and Artistic Director of the Jazz Ensemble.
Roderick Cox (BME 2009) completed a two-year term as Assistant Conductor of the Alabama Symphony and was named Assistant Conductor of the Minnesota Orchestra.
Michael Helman (1999) is an Instructor of Horn at Idaho State University.
Maggie Tatum
(BME 2015) is teaching English at the Navy Base School for Children in Yokosuka, Japan.
Christopher Armijo (2010) is finishing his MM in Early Music at Indiana University.
Stephen Enfinger (2009) is a lawyer in Atlanta.
Roderick Cox (2009) is the Assistant Conductor of the Minnesota Orchestra.
Mark Owens (2010) completed a MM in Recording Arts at Middle Tenn. State U, then worked as an instructor in Recording Arts. He went on to be a Media Technician at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and is currently an Operations Manager for a broadcast organization.
Heather Roland (2010) teaches middle school band in Nashville TN.
Michael Thomas (2010) teaches high school band at Edgecombe County Schools in NC.
Elisha Thompson Sheehy (2010) teaches elementary music in Forsyth County and is teaching online world music for CSU.
Richard Williams (2006) plays with the Chattanooga Symphony and has a private horn studio of about 30.
Johan Warburton, horn (2015), is pursuing his Masters in Horn Performance at the Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana in Lugana, Switzerland.
Eric Hawkins, horn (2015), is pursuing his Masters in Horn Performance at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia.
Carl Hersom, horn (2014), is working in organ restoration. He currently lives in Cumberland, Rhode Island at the Friends of the Wanamaker Organ and is on the Historic Organ Restoration Committee.
Wyndhem Ennaemba (2016) is working on a Master's in Audio Technology at IUPUI on a graduate assistantship.
Fletcher Peacock (MM 2015) is the Director of Instrumental Studies at the University of North Carolina-Asheville.
Evan Williams (2015) is pursuing an MM at the University of Texas at Austin.
Maria Menendez (2014) is the Assistant Director of Bands at Carrollton HS in Georgia.
Catherine Schule (MM 2014) is the second trombonist of the Sarajevo Philharomonic.
Alex Tanner (2014) finished his MM and is pursuing a DMA at the University of Texas at Austin.
Zach Vanderelzen (MM 2013) is the Assistant Band Director at Marshall ISD in Texas.
Trey English (2013) is Director of Bands at Howard Middle School in GA.
Chris Johns (2012) is the Assistant Director of Bands at Starr's Mill High School.
Justin Waller (2011) completed his MM and is pursuing a Doctorate at SUNY Stony Brook.
Andrew Shelton (MM 2011) is the Director of Bands at North Boncombe High School in North Carolina.
Jessica (Ducharme) Butler (2009) is a Lecturer in Low Brass and Music History at Southern Illinois University.
Josh Kearney (2009) is the Director of Athletic Bands at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
Philip Broome is the principal euphonium of the West Point Band.
Jonathan Mashburn, percussion (2016), is attending the University of Michigan, on scholarship, pursuing his MM in performance.
Joel Castro, percussion (2015), is currently attending Indiana University on a full Teaching Assistantship, pursuing his MM in performance.
Jordan Walsh, percussion (2016), is attending the University of Texas at Austin, on scholarship, pursuing his MM in performance.
Andrew Ellis, percussion (2016), is now the 4th-5th grade general music teacher at Charles Spencer Elementary School, and Percussion Instructor for 4 surrounding schools in Tift Co., 6th-12th grade.
Christopher Butler, percussion (2008), is currently a Lecturer in Percussion at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. DMA- University of Kentucky and is student of Prof.
James Campbell; MM in Percussion Performance from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign while studying with Prof. William Moersch and Prof. Ricardo Flores.
Brandon Smith, percussion (2013), is currently Assistant Director of Programs at
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity
Lacey Guyton, percussion (2013), works with several band programs in the Atlanta area and is currently working as a substitute teacher in Gwinnett County and
Percussion Instructor for Dacula High School Band.
Jennifer Wagner,
percussion (2006), is a Kansas City based timpanist, percussionist, educator, and musicologist. Currently, DMA in percussion performance and a Master in Musicology at the Conservatory at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
Justin Baker
(BMUS 06) received his Music degree in performance from Columbus State University. He completed his Master of Music Performance at Texas Tech University where he was awarded a Teaching Assistant position with the Drumline of the Goin Band, directing the second percussion ensemble, teaching percussion techniques to undergraduate music education majors, as well as teaching lessons to undergraduates within the studio. He has also recently finished his teaching certification at Texas Tech.
Diana Sharpe, percussion (2010), is an
Adjunct faculty member in Aural Skills. She has a Masters in performance with Tom Freer of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra at Cleveland State University. She has performed extensively with local orchestras in the Southeast including the Toledo Symphony, Charleston Symphony.
Chris Dye, percussion (MME 2006),
serves as Assistant Professor of Instrumental Music Education at Middle Tennessee State University.
Jonathan Spangler
, percussion (2006), is currently serving in the 18th and 62nd US Army band, where he is stationed in Fort Huachuca, Arizona. He completed his Masters Degree in Performance from the University of Southern Mississippi under the direction of Dr. John Wooton. While in his studies at Southern Mississippi he performed with artists such as Sandi Patti, Renee Fleming, and Jimmy Buffett. He has also been a member of the Mississippi and Meridian Symphony orchestras.
Alisha Bowden
, percussion (2007), teaches at Richmond Hill Middle School.
Erin Burns, voice (2004), is a film, theater, and television actor. Upright Citizens Brigade Improv Theater (NY). Erin was recently seen in the Stephen King thriller film "Cell" with Samuel L. Jackson and John Cusack
Maureen McKay, voice (2001), is with the Opera Company of Philadelphia, Grand Teatre del Liceu, Atlanta Opera, Portland Opera, Komische Oper Berlin.
Paula Sides, voice (2005) will appear in eleven productions with the English Touring Opera this season, including
La Boheme
Cosi fan Tutte
and Gianni Schicchi
Studio of Earl Coleman
Michael Sumuel
, voice (2007), is performing with the 2016-17 Houston Grand Opera, Glyndebourne Festival (England), Lyric Opera of Chicago, San Francisco Opera, Norwegian National Opera (Oslo) Cleveland Symphony.
Gwendolyn Reid Kuhlmann,
voice (2008), Deutsche Oper Berlin, Voic Inglesi.
Trey McLaughlin,
voice (2008), is a Faculty member at Jessye Norman School of the Arts (Augusta, GA), and Director of Worship and Arts at Tabernacle Baptist Church.
Hannah Massie James,
voice (2008), is a children's Pastor at Centenary United Methodist Church in Lexington, KY.
Afton Hawkins Pownall
, voice (2008), is an Elementary Music Specialist at Britt David School in Columbus, GA.
Cecilia Felix,
voice (2012), is a member of the Houston Grand Opera Chorus, and is pursuing a master's degree the University of Houston on a full fellowship in Speech Pathology.
Zachary Bryant
, voice (2012), is a member of the Houston Grand Opera Chorus. He is also a teacher at the Memorial School of Music (Houston, TX).
Byron Mayes,
voice (2013), is a Masters student on full fellowship at the University of California at Santa Barbara. Formerly, Houston Grand Opera Chorus.
Sabrina Prophet Robertson
, voice (2006), is the Choral Director with Gwinnett County Public Schools in Georgia.
Matt White,
voice (2006), is the Choral Director at Kendrick High School in Columbus, GA.
Allison Jones
, voice (2005), is pursuing an ABD in vocal performance at the University of Kentucky.
Carrie Beth Barnett Wallace,
voice (2009), is the "Ledger-Enquirer" Arts and Entertainment Columnist.
Kristen Meyers,
voice (2013), is pursuing a professional singing career in Germany.
Rodney Long,
voice (2011), is the Choral Director at Watkins Mill High School in Gaithersburg, MD.
Kenneth Grant,
voice (2010), is the Choral Director at Woodland High School in Carterville, GA.
Terrance Green,
voice (2006), is the Choral Director at Heritage High School in Conyers, GA.
Anita Purcell
, voice (2009), is a professional musician and educator in New York City, NY.
Zack Wright, voice (2012), teaches at The Harvey School (independent school for grades 6-12) in White Plains, NY.
Carrie Crawford Biesiadecki, voice (2012)
, taught K-5 General Music at Palmetto Elementary in Fulton County, GA.
Mark Dermer (2008) is an IT employee at TSYS.
Victoria Leggett-Adams (2013) just started her Masters in Special Ed at CSU and is teaching in an autism classroom at Rigdon Road Elementary.
Erin Malone Mahadeo (2005) is teaching elementary music in Fulton County, Georgia.
Ashley Seldon, voice 2015, is completing her Masters in Vocal Performance at Southern Methodist University. She is a scholarship and graduate assistant at SMU. This summer she sang in both South Africa and Italy.
Samantha Dubois, voice 2015, is completing her Masters in Vocal Performance at the University of South Carolina on scholarship.
Kelsey Armstrong, voice 2016, is the new choral music education teacher at Callaway Middle School in LaGrange, GA.
Julie Burns, voice 2015, is the Chorus teacher at both Riverdale High School and North Clayton High School. While at CSU, Julie received a TEACH grant and is fulfilling her responsibilities to give back to her community by working at Title 1 schools.
Lawrence Abernathy, voice 2012, graduated from the University of South Carolina with a Masters in Choral Conducting in 2015, where he was awarded a graduate assistantship. He is now Director of Music Ministries at A&M United Methodist Church in Texas.
Other voice alumni are here:
Sophie Wang
, violin, former Woodruff scholar, was accepted for graduate studies with full scholarship at New England Conservatory (NEC), Yale School of Music, and Shepherd School of Music at Rice University. Fall 2016, she will be enrolling at NEC for her MM degree in violin performance.
Eric Tsai,
violin, former Woodruff scholar, was accepted at Curtis Institute of Music, where he will be enrolling Fall 2016.
Sarah Velasco
, violin, was accepted for solo master studies at Haute Ecole de Musique at Conservatoire de Lausanne, Switzerland, where she will be enrolling Fall 2016.
Summer 2016, Sarah attended and performed at both Colorado Music College Summer Music Festival and Bowdoin International Music Festival.
Weiru Sheng
, violin, will continue her MM in Performance graduate studies at Schwob School of Music - Columbus State University. Summer 2016, Weiru attended and performed at Bowdoin International Music Festival.
Elzbieta Tokarska
, violin, former Woodruff scholar, will continue her graduate Artist Diploma studies at the Schwob School of Music - Columbus State University.
Emily Vold (2011) is finishing her doctorate in violin performance at Mannes.
Likai He
, violin, former Woodruff scholar, currently pursuing graduate studies at Shepherd School of Music - Rice University, was awarded a fellowship to participate at Aspen Music Festival, summer 2016.
Kellen Gray (BM 2007)
, won Conducting Fellowship with the Chicago Sinfonietta. Will cover five concerts and conduct one in the 2016-17 season ; Conducted the New World Symphony in May 2016 for new music readings; Appointed as the Conducting Fellow for the Eastern Music Festival in Summer 2016; Assistant Conductor of the Valdosta Symphony, Music Director of the Valdosta Youth Symphony; Assistant Conductor for Asian Tour of the Hollywood Concert Orchestra. Received a Master's in orchestral conducting from Valdosta State University in 2015. He is currently studying at CSU, pursuing the Artist Diploma in orchestral conducting with Prof. Paul Hostetter.
Mario Rivera and Dragana Loncar, (BM 2016), are attending the University of Colorado at Boulder on a full Teaching Assistantship to pursue their MM degrees.
Anton Jakovcic, (MM 2015), joined the Columbus Symphony Orchestra in 2015. He is also a member of LaGrange Symphony Orchestra and an instructor for the LaGrange Syphony's String Project. In the Fall of 2016, Anton has been appointed to be a music teacher in the Muscogee County School District.
Katie Taylor, (BME 2014), has been appointed Orchestra Director at Tapp Middle School (Cobb County). She is also a member of the Atlanta Pops Orchestra and LaGrange Symphony Orchestra.
Ryan Harvey (BME 2016) is the
Orchestra Director at Woodland High School, McDonough, GA
Esther Holliday, cello (2016), former Woodruff scholar, participated at the Meadowmount School of Music this summer, studying with Hans Jensen.
Annette Jakovcic, cello (2015), participated in the Pablo Casals Festival in Prades, France this summer, studying with Arto Noras.
Klayton Hoefler, cello (2015), is now orchestra director at Blackmon Road Middle School and Shaw High School.
Zoltan Csikos, cello (2015), is pursuing is doctoral degree at the University of North Texas in Denton with Nikola Ruzevic.
Branson Yeast, cello (2013), was invited as Principal Cellist of the Lucerne Festival Academy Orchestra, playing under Alan Gilbert, Susanna Malkki, and Matthias Pintscher.
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Liberman: We hit almost all Iranian infrastructure in Syria
By YONAH JEREMY BOB
"If Iran hits us with rain – we will hit them with a deluge," the defense minister said hours after Israel struck Iranian targets in Syria.
The IDF hit almost all of Iran's infrastructure in Syria, Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman said in Herzliya on Thursday, hours after Israel and Iran exchanged
barrages of missiles and air strikes
Early on Thursday morning, Iran fired 20 rockets at Israel. Four were shot down by Iron Dome, and the other 16 hit in Syrian territory.
The IDF responded with air strikes against around 50 Iranian military training sites, Iranian Revolution Guard Corps intelligence collection and logistics, rocket-firing positions, airfield positions and weapons storage facilities.
Liberman said not a single Israeli civilian or piece of Israeli property was harmed. "Last night, Iran tried to attack Israeli sovereign territory and failed," he said.
The defense minister threatened the Islamic Republic going forward, saying that "if Iran hits us with a drizzle here, we will hit them with a downpour there."
Israel "will not let Iran turn Syria into a base for attacking Israel," he said. "There are many radical Islamists, but Iran is the only one which is really" implementing its ideology "all over the Middle East and Africa."
"Iran has wasted $13 billion in the Syrian civil war and continues to spend $2b. a year there," he said. "Iran is wasting its next generation with its efforts to expand."
Liberman explained that Israel has no interest in conquering any part of Syria, and he cautioned against celebrations on the Israeli side or anything that might push for further escalation.
The defense minister seemed to signal to Tehran that Israel would prefer to return to quiet following the exchange of attacks. It is Iran, he said, that wants to build a new base for attacking Israel – a goal he thinks most Iranians oppose.
Liberman also addressed the ongoing Iran nuclear saga.
He said President Donald Trump's decision to pull the US out of the 2015 deal and reinstate sanctions on the Islamic Republic "has given Iran a clear decision point: Survive or continue adventures all over the Middle East and other places."
Furthermore, he said, Trump had sent a very strong broader message, and his tone of being tough on Iran accompanied by his progress in negotiations with North Korea had created a very favorable dynamic.
Moving over to the Palestinian arena, Liberman expressed skepticism about any peace moves.
"Peace in the Middle East will come with the coming of the Messiah," he said.
"There is no peace in the Middle East," he added. "Whoever talks about that in this region is confused about their geography."
"Hamas will try to provoke in the coming days, especially with the opening of the US Embassy [next week], but we are ready,"
Liberman said, noting that Hamas has no interest in coexistence or caring for its own people, and "they just want to destroy us."
Regarding this week's Lebanese election, he said Hezbollah's success meant it now "controls the Lebanese Army, and that army will follow their orders. This is a new reality," implying that Israel may treat the Lebanese Army with greater hostility going forward.
"Hezbollah has completed its takeover of Lebanon" using democratic means, Liberman said.
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I was not planning to continue!
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I hope you enjoy! Read on and enjoy!
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SNAP 2017 Detailed Analysis And Expected Cutoffs By Career Launcher
SNAP, for the first time in its history, went online this year. The exam was conducted on 17th December, Sunday. The exam pulled an IIFT all over again! The SNAP paper this year was completely different from any of its earlier avatars. The types of questions differed significantly from the last few years. Overall, the paper was more difficult as compared to that of last year. The paper had a total of 4 sections – General English, Quantitative Ability, Current Affairs and Analytical & Logical Reasoning in the paper with 40, 40, 30 and 40 questions in each section respectively. The sections were jumbled up. There was 1 mark given for each correct answer and 0.25 marks penalty for each incorrect answer. The total time given for the paper was 120 minutes.
The English section was dominated by RC and vocab. The Reasoning section had only one question on Verbal Logic.
Overall, the English and GK sections became much tougher. While LR continued its saga of incomprehensible question types. Quant turned out to be more painstaking as compared to previous years.
A detailed analysis of the paper is as follows:
General English
The General English section was dominated by vocabulary and RC based questions. In a major deviation from previous years' papers, there were two RC passages with six questions each. Both were extremely lengthy. The passage on Australia and its founders was very easy to answer as most of the questions were factual in nature. However, the other passage which talked about the issue of privacy among Indians was slightly trickier. Out of the six questions, three were inferential in nature. So, a student would have had to be very careful while answering the questions.
The vocabulary questions also contained some unusually tough words. How many of us would have heard "tergiversate"? Even GRE doesn't give such words anymore. Around 5 vocab questions were easy. The FIB questions could have been answered by using common sense. The grammar based questions were tough. However, the two questions on voice change were extremely easy. There was one sentence correction question on subjunctive mood. The concept of compound relative adverb is something no one has thought of in ages. So, these questions were difficult to attempt. The two para jumble questions were very easy.
Overall, it was a tough section to attempt. An attempt of 25-26 in 35 minutes with 90% plus accuracy is desirable.
A detailed break-up of the question patterns is as follows:
Question type No of questions Level of Difficulty
Synonym/Antonym 8 Tough
FIB (Vocab) 5 Moderate
RC (2 passages) 6X2=12 Easy – Moderate
Para Jumble 2 Easy
Idioms and phrases 4 Moderate
Verbal Analogy 2 Easy
Identify parts of speech 2 Tough
Word usage 2 Easy
Sentence correction 1 Easy
Voice Change 2 Easy
Overall 40 Moderate – Tough
Quantitative Ability
The quantitative ability section turned out to be much more time consuming as compared to previous years. The weightage to Geometry and Modern Math increased considerably and the lack of a calculator meant that estimates had to be used while answering quite a few questions.
While the questions weren't very difficult it was important for students to spend a good amount of time on this section. An attempt of 28-30 in 45 minutes with 90% accuracy would be ideal.
Topic No of questions Level of Difficulty
Percentages, SICI 6 Moderate
P&L 1 Easy
TSD, Work 3 Easy-Moderate
Averages 2 Easy
Number System 4 Easy-Moderate
Algebra 3 Easy-Moderate
Geometry 5 Moderate
Series 2 Moderate
P&C 2 Moderate
Probability 4 Easy-Moderate
Set Theory 1 Easy
DI-Pie Chart 5 Moderate
DI-Line Chart 2 Moderate
Total 40 Moderate
Logical and Analytical Reasoning
The saga of weird and incomprehensible Reasoning questions continued. After including WhatsApp jokes in their SNAP 2015 paper, SNAP decided to include a Pinterest post this year.
Quant questions (chessboard etc) made their way into this section as well. Verbal Reasoning was almost completely absent this year.
Family tree and set on Mathematical functions (odd, composite odd, even, perfect square etc) should have been attempted and maximized
Topic No of questions Level of Difficulty
Mathematical 10-11 Moderate – Difficult
Input-output 1 Moderate
Game Based 2-3 Moderate
Blood Relation 5 Easy-Moderate
Analogy 2-3 Moderate
Direction 1 Moderate
Coding-decoding 2-3 Easy – Moderate
Clock 1 Easy
Series 2 Easy – Moderate
Meaningful word 1 Moderate
Visual Reasoning 2 Easy – Moderate
Matrix 1 Moderate
Verbal Reasoning 1 Easy
Misc. Reasoning 6 Easy – Moderate
Total 40 Moderate
Current Affairs
The section had different kinds of questions and was dominated by Personalities, BA and Science & Technology. Overall the section was slightly tougher than last year, and students would have done well to attempt about 10-12 questions with 60-65% accuracy in about 8-10 minutes.
Topic Number of questions Difficulty
Personalities 7 Moderate
Business Awareness 6 Easy – Moderate
Sports 4 Easy – Moderate
Current affairs- Science & Technology 5 Easy – Moderate
Current affairs-Awards 2 Easy – Moderate
Current affairs-Geography 3 Easy-Moderate
Current affairs-Miscellaneous GK 3 Moderate
Overall the paper was slightly tougher than last year, and students would have done well to attempt about 85-90 questions with 80-85% accuracy.
Suggested time distribution and attempts:
Sections Time (min) Good Attempts Good Net Score
Quantitative Aptitude 45-50 26-28 22-24
Reasoning 40-45 24-26 22-23
Verbal Ability 25-30 28-30 22-23
General Awareness 10-12 11-13 7-8
Total 120 79-87 68-70
*Edited on 19th December 2017, 11 am.


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Fascinating Washington Post article highlights how 'The Rise of Big Data Brings Tremendous Possibilities and Frightening Perils'.
The article is worth reading, as its embedded conclusions note that the acceleration of change and the accrual of significant and permanent competitive advantages to those who employ big data. While one can look at the perils of big data, this article highlights the interesting possibilities that will open up a tsunami of innovation.
As the Washington Post journalist, Vivek Wadhwa, notes "today, data are accumulating at exponentially increasing rates". As an example, he asks to, "consider what becomes possible if we correlate information about a person's genome, lifestyle habits, and location with their medical history and the medications they take. We could understand the true effectiveness of drugs and their side effects" and "we could discover the links between disease and DNA to prescribe personalized medications—tailored to an individual's DNA." Wow! Now thing get interesting!
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I just finished watching Selma… truly beautiful film. I was trying to not cry when Jimmy Lee got shot, but the acting got to me. The cast and story was amazing. It honestly should've gotten an aware in the Oscars but damn. Martin Luther King Jr. you amazing man.
So now I'm watching Into The Woods to see what the big fuss is all about!.
Now to rewind, a few days ago I went to a mate's 21st and played an endless game of poker. Dressed up feeling very uncomfortable, because I'd rather wear PJs everywhere haha. The main highlight of the night, was that I got to spend some time with good mates (a girlfriend + boyfriend). Before dropping the girlfriend home we randomly stopped at Bondi Pizza to grab some late yummy feed.
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This position is all too familiar: you've crushed a huge tee shot on a par four but pulled it into the trees on the left. You're a short iron from the green, but a few tall trees stand in your way. Trying to hit over the trees is poor strategy. It's time for the short-iron draw.
Not every player can deliberately bend the ball with a short iron (8-iron and down) because it's difficult to impart sidespin off a well-lofted clubface. (The angled face does produce backspin, however.) But if you generate a lot of clubhead speed, you should be able to work the ball from side to side despite this relatively short distance.
Avoid the Trees
Aim well away from the trees that block your line to the green, you don't want a branch kicking the ball off-line. Set up square to the line of flight, then close your stance by moving your right foot an inch back away from the target line. Keep the clubface aimed squarely down the line.
Take the club away slightly more to the inside than usual, then pull it down with the hands, keeping your head down even longer than usual: Don't lift up until your right hand has moved well past your chin. This will encourage the right hand to roll over the left, closing the clubface through impact and creating draw-spin. Because the face is closing, the shot will fly lower, farther and roll more; compensate by taking one less club (9-iron instead of 8-, say) than would be normal for the distance.
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Sunday night I had a dream. It was brief, but significant. I looked up into the blue sky filled with puffy clouds. Two strong and familiar arms reached out of heaven, took me by my wrists and lifted me off the ground, just enough to separate me from the heaviness of this world.
I've been thinking about what my focus should be this year. I'm so grateful for the path I'm on, the healing I've found, and the testimony I've gained. But these things can be taken away as quickly as they came. This world has a way of drowning me in distraction and frustration. I feel very deeply, but this gift also causes me to fall fast and hard. The Atonement is not a one stop destination, rather, it is a daily renewal. What I need most this year is to draw upon that strength daily and remove negative influences.
My husband and I have been studying the prophet Joseph Smith's life from the Church History institute manual. Teachings focus on the First Vision, translation of the Book of Mormon, and organization of the church in 1830. Joseph lead a full life, one of service and sacrifice. But his path was not an easy one. "We should not conclude that revelation came easy to him, for another lesson he learned during this time was the price in faith, diligence, persistence, worthiness, and obedience he had to pay to receive communication from God." (Church History: In the Fullness of Times Student Manual, Chapter Four: A Period of Preparation, 1823-29. Salt Lake City: The Church of Jesus Christ of Later-day Saints, 2003. P. 50. Print.)
Studying Joseph's life has caused me to reflect on my own interactions with God. I've asked myself what lessons I am willing to learn in order to walk in God's light. Lessons in confidence and trust. Difficult ones for me are lessons in patience that all things will work out in His time. Some days I accept these lessons with humility. Other days I fight against them like a stubborn child.
Emilism: The path must be cleared.
I wrote this Emilism years ago. At the time my decision making was driven by trial. My focus on getting answers to whatever stress was demanding my energy. I remember hearing the soft whisper of God's voice assuring there was a plan for me, but it felt cluttered by worry, doubt, fear, and lack of understanding.
I love a new year. I think 2016 is going to be a good one. The spike that appeared on my orchid in September is about to bloom. For the first time I have a year with a blank slate. No outside influence to determine my destiny. No major life event, no crisis, financial burden, huge obstacle, or important goal to take over my decision making. My time is free to make of it what I want.
The path must be cleared and now it is. I didn't realize it, but I've been waiting for this moment for a very long time. I am yet weak, but ahead of me there is only light—light for me to use to pave the way. My life is no longer driven by trial, but by my own desire to be better. I wonder if I'm strong enough to be the person I need to be in order to do the work God has given me.
In some ways it's scary to have complete stewardship over my time. The most important thing for me to do now is not to rely on God to make all my decisions, but to move forward in faith knowing He will bless my efforts. And to draw on the Atonement daily so that any situation I find myself in I may be able to respond with courage.
My vision for the future is to build a bridge between community resources and the need for spiritual healing.
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Single Player, local multiplayer, online mulitplayer
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NBA Playgrounds, developed by Saber Interactive is an arcade-style basketball sim and could be considered the spiritual successor to Midway's NBA Jam and EA Big's NBA Street franchises. As a fan of basketball, and an advocate of both of the older franchises, I've been praying to the gaming gods for an updated version. Luckily for me, every once in a while the gods are good and answer the odd prayer or two.
As the name suggests, NBA Playgrounds takes the action out of the confines of arenas and onto the streets. Instead of 5-on-5 with time-outs, substitutions and stoppages for breaking rules, NBA Playground opts for the streetball-like 2-on-2, with no fouls and fast and frenzied end-to-end action. The games are timed, with whichever team has the most points at the sound of the buzzer winning. Games are limited to a single three-minute period, which is perfect for quick sessions.
As Playgrounds is an officially licenced NBA product, all thirty teams and a huge day one roster of 152 current and legendary players are available. The roster is drip-fed in the form of trading card packs, with five players in each pack. Initially, the game provides you with three packs, which equates to fifteen players. Much like real trading cards, each contains the player's stats based on their abilities to dunk, make three-pointers, block shots, etc. An in-game XP system offers further packs each time you level up, with XP acquired through winning games.
The game has three different play modes to get stuck into. Exhibition games are one-off matches, and also double up as the game's tutorial. There's an online mode that lets you play against other players across the globe, which is split into six leagues, and further split into sub-divisions. The main single-player mode is the tournament campaign, with the aim being to progress through a sixteen-team pool through to the finals of each stage (which have a longer five minute period), winning unlocks the next stage, a new power-up and a golden–coloured legendary player card pack. Each match-up also has a side-mission, such as performing a certain amount of dunks or steals during the game. Should you complete all of the side missions in a particular stage you'll unlock a different coloured basketball.
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NBA Playground also harkens back to its ancestors with in-game power-ups, which build up with every alley-oop, dunk, steal or blocked shot. Once the power-up meter is filled the game randomly selects a power-up, known as a Lottery Pick. These range from a lighting ball (an unstoppable shot from anywhere on the court) to double points for every alley-oop and dunk to unlimited stamina and more. These power-ups can completely change the course of the game, as I've come back from a five-point deficit to a five point lead in a matter of seconds. Points can also be increased by hitting the first basket of the game or nailing a perfect shot, both of which add +1 to either a standard two or three point shot.
The graphics are presented with a cartoon-like quality; players are accurate caricatures of their real-life counterparts, and for the most part are well animated. I say this as I've noticed players' limbs disappearing and reappearing when they collide on more than one occasion. The crowd are similarly well animated, although they are on a continual movement loop. Each court within tournament mode is located in a different city, with each having the distinctive look and feel of its real-world equivalent; Paris' court is on a cobbled street with patisseries and brasseries in the background, whereas Tokyo has cherry blossoms and pagodas.
The in-game music is a constant hip-hop track, as the music style is well associated with basketball. A basketball themed rap song plays over in-game menus and looped beats during matches. As with the courts, each city has its own themed track, although I did find the combination of a hip-hop beat and accordions on the Parisian stage was an odd mix. In game play-by-play commentary comes from famed NBA Action announcer Ian Eagle. Eagle, along with colour commentator EJ (or DJ or maybe it's CJ, I really couldn't tell as the names are so similar) can be seen in the background of each stage, mics in hand as they offer up their thoughts on the game, with fourth-wall breaking comments should you fluff a shot with quips about soda having been splashed over the controller and suchlike. I did find that after a certain amount of time I heard the same phrases repeated again and again, which tended to grate on me, more so when I was losing.
Aside from an odd shooting mechanic and some incredibly minor graphical issues, NBA Playgrounds is a blast to play. Regardless of whether you're a fan of the sport or not, the game's arcade-style presentation is perfect for all levels of expertise due to the simplicity of the controls, game-changing power-ups and brief game periods. If you were a casual fan of either of the series that preceded it, give NBA Playgrounds a whirl, I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
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11:00 AM: get patty some breakfast.
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5:00 PM: fire alarm goes off. check on patty only to find that he's gone. so sign of him on the balcony or anywhere on the ground around the building. conduct extensive search with no results. patty presumed alive and flying. cockles of heart begin to warm up.
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By: Girv Posted at 9/27/2009 06:14:00 PM
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you will be missed patty (not that ginger chud)... like all great things you left us too soon.
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While there isn't a guaranteed way to ensure that you are able to have exquisite food for all your Indian wedding events. After several conversations with brides, we have compiled a master list of items to do.
- If you are invested, your Indian caterer will be invested. When a vendor, any wedding vendor senses your enthusiasm and it should drive them & encourage them too. Don't cut corners with food. Set a budget first then ask the Indian caterer what can be done with that dollar amount with good quality.
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