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monmouth teenARTS festival 2017
Calling All Teens!! Join us and volunteer with Monmouth County Historical Association This is a fun opportunity for all! • Become a docent in our museum or historic houses • Help us establish a history theater troupe • Build your resume as a volunteer in our office Visit the Volunteer section of our website www.MonmouthHistory.org for more information and to apply using our volunteer form. Through the preservation of Monmouth County's authentic, meaningful places, documents, artifacts, images, and stories, we leave a foundation upon which future citizens can build. Bring this ad in for free admission to our museum. We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am-4pm.
Museum • Archives • Research Library • Covenhoven House Holmes-Hendrickson House • Allen House • Taylor-Butler House • Marlpit Hall Monmouth County Historical Association • 70 Court Street, Freehold, NJ 07728 www.MonmouthHistory.org Monmouth County Historical Association received an operating support grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the Department of State.
an ocean of sound
monmouth teenARTS festival 2017 MARCH 16 & 17
ABOVE /// Ocean of Sound Cover Contest Runner Up Joanne Chung | Monmouth Regional HIgh School ON THE COVER /// Ocean of Sound Cover Contest Winner Kayla Mitchell | Monmouth Regional High School
monmouth arts message to students
Dear Monmouth Teen Arts Festival Participants, Monmouth Arts is delighted to welcome you to the 2017 Monmouth Teen Arts Festival, An Ocean of Sound. We are delighted to showcase and celebrate the talent of over 2,000 student artists from middle schools and high schools throughout Monmouth County. We thankfully acknowledge our many sponsors, journal advertisers and donors who made this program possible. Special thank you to New Jersey Natural Gas and Friends of Monmouth Arts for serving as this year’s major sponsors. Additionally, thank you to our host Brookdale Community College for all of their efforts and dedication to make this year’s program a success. And to the attendees and artists, I want to say thank you for dedicating the time to participate in this year’s program. Please take full advantage of this wonderful opportunity to learn, to network, and to grow. I wish to extend a special thank you to Manda Gorsegner, Monmouth Arts’ Arts Education Manager, for all her efforts in coordinating today’s Festival. Many thanks, as well, to the entire Monmouth Arts team for their promotion and production of this program, Danielle Acerra, Community Engagement Manager, Sarah Giberson, Marketing and Communications Manager, and Pat Hassenkamp, Finance Director. Finally, thank you to the Monmouth Arts Board for their commitment to arts education. Have a great time! Sincerely,
Teresa Staub Executive Director Monmouth Arts
brookdale college message to students
Dear Student Artists, Welcome to the Monmouth County Teen Arts Festival! You are among the most talented middle school and high school students in Monmouth County, and we are proud to have you on our Lincroft campus. The Teen Arts Festival is not a competition. This is a rare opportunity to engage with thousands of fellow artists, teachers and art experts. You can get an in-depth critique of your work from a professional artist or sit in on any of the dozens of workshops and master classes offered throughout the next two days. Whether you are interested in filmmaking, music, acting, visual arts or creative writing, there are experts and aspiring artists here who share your passion. We encourage you to engage with each other, seek out new ideas and take full advantage of this opportunity to grow as an artist. We also encourage you to tour Brookdale’s beautiful Lincroft campus, including the Center for the Visual Arts and the Performing Arts Center. These facilities and our expert art facility will be at your disposal if you would ever like to continue your studies here at Brookdale. Welcome again, and enjoy the 2017 Teen Arts Festival! Sincerely,
Maureen Murphy, Ph.D. President Brookdale Community College
PA R T I C I PAT I N G S C H O O L S Rumson-Fair Haven High School Matawan Regional High School Keyport High School Neptune High School Keansburg High School Collier High School High Point Adolescent School Eatontown Memorial Middle School Communications High School Deal School Wall High School Asbury Park High School Dance Plus Ocean Township High School Allentown High School
Monmouth Regional High School Cedar Drive Middle School Saint Rose High School Mater Dei Prep Inspired Minds Fine Arts School Long Branch High School Shore Regional High School Red Bank Catholic Biotechnology High School Knollwood School Coastal Learning Center Henry Hudson Regional School Middletown High School South Independent Students
O U R S TA F F
VOLUNTEER THANK YOU
Teresa Staub Executive Director Pat Hassenkamp Director of Finance & Administration Manda Gorsegner Arts Education Manager
A huge Thank You to our dedicated team of volunteers, without which this festival would not be possible:
Sarah Giberson Marketing & Communications Manager
Monmouth Arts’ Board Members: Kathy Donnelly, Joe Barris, Lynn Reich, Tony Migliaccio, Kim Honecker, Peter Grandinetti, Vickie Snoy, Richard Murphy
Danielle Acerra Community Engagement Manager
Community Volunteers: Maria Grandinetti, Joan Bruno, Jackie Carboy, Arlene Smelson Brookdale Community College’s EOF Rising Leaders Academy
FUNDERS & SUPPORTERS
The programs of MONMOUT H ART S are made possible in part through funding from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.
Friends of Teen Arts
COLTS NECK, NEW JERSEY
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MEET THE PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS
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Susanne Anderson, originally from the United Kingdom, works in the Art Department in the areas of Fine Art, Jewelry Making, Digital Art, and 3D Animation. Lisa Bagwell is an assemblage artist, activist, and gardener committed to social change through good work. Lisa has worked with found objects for over 10 years. Contramestre Baiano has been teaching Capoeira for over a decade and is the U.S. Representative of the Associacao Brasiliera Capoeira Sol Nascente, Bahia Brasil. John Balme is the principal piano teacher at Brookdale Community College. He also co-directs the Brookdale Concordia Chorale and the Concordia Youth Chorale. Hillary Binder-Klein is a Monmouth County artist who has been creating one-of-a-kind pieces of wearable and collectible art for the last 36 years. Jennifer Chauhan is co-founder and Executive Director of Project Write Now, a nonprofit literacy organization whose mission is to help people experience the transformative power of writing and sharing their stories. Kate Cordaro is a curly-headed earth mother, theater director and teaching artist for over 25 years. Director of Education for Two River Theater in Red Bank since 2004. Jennifer Cotignola has a Bachelor in Music from The Boston Conservatory. She is currently Second Clarinet with the Monmouth Symphony Orchestra and is the Senior Accountant with the Boys and Girls Club of Perth Amboy. Kate Eggleston is a multidisciplinary artist with a BA in Visual Art from Ramapo College and 10+ years of experience in arts education. She has attended artist residencies at _gaia studio and Tyler School of Art and has completed the Creative Capital Blended Learning Professional Development Program. Christopher Patrick Ernst is a photographer living and working in the NY/NJ area. He is very glad to meet you. BFA in Photography from the School of Visual Arts.
MEET THE PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS Bob Ferrel, international trombonist and recording artist. Bob toured worldwide with the Duke Ellington Orchestra (Guests: Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughn, Nancy Wilson). Southside Johnny (Guests: Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi). Angela Flynn Knox was the Performing Arts Administrator for the Monmouth County Parks System, Director/Producer for Summer Theater at Thompson Park. She has also been an evaluator for the Count Basie Theatre Basie Awards and gives lessons as a private voice teacher. Samantha Giustiniani holds a BFA in Theatre Performance from Kean University and a MA in Shakespeare and Theatre from The University of Birmingham. She is currently the Arts Education and Outreach Manager at Count Basie Theatre. Basem Hassan is the current full-time faculty instructor at Brookdale Community College in Graphic Design following an art-centric method of teaching design. Kim Roberts Honecker attended Philadelphia College of Art as a painting major, transferring to Moore College of Art to major in Advertising and Fashion Illustration. She has worked in NYC designing fashion pages and product development for toys and children’s accessories. She is a former Art Teacher from Manalapan High School and continues to teach several online courses. David Levy is an award-winning artist who has exhibited in group shows in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. He is President and Docent of the Guild of Creative Art. Bill Mackanic started in motion pictures in sixth grade. in network television, he now owns his own studio
After 15 years in Howell, NJ.
Kim Menna, former Miss Dance USA, has choreographed in the Fashion/Runway Industry, adjudicated nationally in the dance circuit and for Performing Arts High School Festivals and Beauty Pageants. With over 35 years as Owner/Director of her own studio, Kim continues to build self-esteem and confidence through the art of dance. Tony Migliaccio is a Signature Artist member of the Plein Air Painters of the Jersey Coast. “Although my art is representational with an Impressionist/tonalist approach, the creative process, something that has always been a part of my life, is why I paint.” Master’s degree Kean College of NJ. Michael Miller received his degree in photography from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. After graduation, Michael started his photography career in NYC before establishing Michael S. Miller Photography in 1989. Monmouth Film Festival, Inc. is a non-profit organization designed to promote and connect filmmakers from all over the globe. The festival is more than an opportunity for artists to have their work showcased. It is a forum for educational opportunities through networking, Q&A’s, and special panels with industry guests—providing insight, growth, and inspiration.
Joe Monteleone is a New York based solo dance artist and Artistic Director of Monteleone Dance. His work has been presented extensively throughout New York City as well as nationally and internationally. www.monteleonedance.com Dr. Tess Nielsen has professional experience in choral conducting, musical theater direction, and music technology research. She teaches at Rowan University, directs Rowan Youth Chorale, and served as Continuo Arts Conducting Fellow. Tony Perruso has been a trumpet player for the last four decades. His first major public appearance was in 1978 at the Garden State Arts Center after winning first place in the Garden State Talent Expo. He plays lead trumpet for Jon Bon Jovi and the Nelson Riddle Orchestra. Laura Petrovich-Cheney has worked extensively in fashion design and as an art teacher in the NJ public school system and at Ocean County College. She exhibits nationally and her works are in several public collections. Laura is a National Board Certified Art Teacher; BA in Fine Arts & English Literature from Dickinson College, MS in Fashion Design from Drexel University; MFA in Studio Art from Moore College of Art & Design. Jean Prall Rosolino is the founder of Youth Stages, celebrating 20 years. She has conducted workshops for a number of county Teen Arts Festivals. Project Write individuals,
Now is a nonprofit organization in Red Bank transforming organizations, and communities through writing.
Gerry Romano has played the trumpet and been performing for over 40 years. Romano’s credentials include Broadway scene working on a number of hit shows including “Star Light Express” as well as making appearances at such prestigious New York jazz nightclubs as Red Blazer Two and Birdland. Presently, Romano is sharing his musical expertise as director of bands at Monmouth Regional High School. Claire Smuga is currently chair of the Art Department at Brookdale Community College and has been teaching courses in the Digital Animation & 3D Design program since its inception. Allison Tevald, MFA, is the program director at Project Write Now, a nonprofit literacy organization located in Red Bank, N.J., whose mission is to help people experience the transformative power of writing and sharing their stories. Mil Wexler Kobrinski has been an artist & teacher for 30 years. She has an arts background from The Arts Student League, The Rijks Academy in Amsterdam, Netherlands, an apprenticeship with artist Jos Rovers also in Amsterdam, and a MFA from Goddard College. Courteney Lynn Wilds, Soprano, is a critically acclaimed Verdi and Puccini heroine and Shakespearean actor. She has appeared at Lincoln Center and has been on the roster of New York City Opera. She owns The Classical Voice Company LLC, a vocal production company. She is a member of the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA).
2017
Art Student Scholarship The Guild of Creative Art and the
James T. Gary Foundation will be awarding a
$1000 scholarship to a graduating Monmouth County high school senior who plans to major in the visual arts as a full time student in an accredited college or art school in the fall of 2017. This includes painters, sculptors and photographers. Applications are available on our website: www.guildofcreativeart.org.
Submit the completed application, portfolio, and supporting documents to:
The Guild of Creative Art Scholarship 620 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, NJ 07702
and must be received on or before
April 1, 2017 For more information, email Sheila Menendez – Chairperson, Guild Scholarship Committee at: scholarship@guildofcreativeart.org or call the Guild office at 732-741-1441
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ALL means all three workshop times /// 10:00-10:45 | 11:00 -11:45 | 12:00-12:45 THURSDAY - MARCH 16 Empty Bowls Project: Ceramics Reduce, Reuse, Recreate!
CVA 118 CVA 211
ALL ALL
Monmouth Film Festival: Lights, Camera, Action!
CVA 209-210
9:30 / 11:30
Video Game Design
CVA 101
ALL
Creating Vinyl Decals: Graphic Design (basement) Photography Workshop
CVA 005
ALL
CVA 207
ALL
Master Class in art and culture of Afro Brazilian Capoeira: Cultural Dance & Martial Arts Shibori in Indigo: Japanese Dyeing Techniques Auditioning for Theatre & Musical Theatre
Collins Main Arena
11:00-11:25
CVA 208 PAC 103
ALL ALL
Master Class: Music Theater Duets & Trios - Partner Storytelling
PAC105
11:30-12:00
Empty Bowls Project: Ceramics Reduce, Reuse, Recreate!
CVA 118 CVA 211
ALL ALL
Monmouth Film Festival: Lights, Camera, Action!
CVA 209-210
9:30 / 11:30
Video Game Design
CVA 101
ALL
Creating Vinyl Decals: Graphic Design (basement) Jewelry Studio Tour + Lost Wax Demo (basement)
CVA 005
ALL
CVA 006
11:00 / 12:00
Business of Wearable Art
CVA 207
ALL
Art and culture of Afro Brazilian Capoeira: Cultural Dance & Martial Arts
SLC Lounge
ALL
CVA 208 CVA Gallery
ALL 10:00 / 11:00
PAC 103
10:15 / 11:15 12:15
FRIDAY - MARCH 17
Paper Kite Making Project Write Now: Writing & Art Whose Line Is It, Anyway?
activities MARCH 16 & 17 Outside
ALL
PAC Lobby
ALL
Instagram Contest! Win a ROOK Gift Basket!
Everywhere
ALL
Open Mic
PAC Main Stage
1:15
CVA Gallery - Student Poetry on Walls
CVA Gallery Hallway
ALL
Chalk the Walk - Sidewalks outside PAC/CVA BCC Theater Club: Facepainting $1 / Concessions
Ocean of Sound Student Exhibition - Vote for People’s Choice
CVA 208
ALL
CVA Gallery - Sculptures by Brian Hanlon
CVA Gallery
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BCC Theater Club: Facepainting $1 / Concessions Theater students will use your face as a blank canvas, offering a variety of face painting options for $1! Grab a snack in the PAC Lobby—popcorn, chips, candy, and soda are available for purchase.
Chalk the Walk We do it every year, and it’s back again! Borrow some big chalk from the table inside the PAC Lobby. Show us your most impressive take on “An Ocean of Sound.” Make sure to use the sidewalks outside of the PAC building. Upload a photo of your masterpiece to #MTAF17 for a chance to win the ROOK basket of goodies!
Open Mic Take the stage and showcase what you’ve been working on! No pressure, no evaluations. Just a chance to try something out on a big stage with a supportive audience.
Instagram Contest! Upload your favorite festival photos on Instagram using #MTAF17 ! The coolest photo will win a ROOK gift basket!! Deadline to upload is Monday, March 20.
CVA Gallery Check out original student poetry blown up and on display in the hallway of the CVA Gallery! Then, take a walk through the gallery to experience the larger-than-life size sculptural master works of Brian Hanlon. Read the incredible stories of the people who inspired the creations.
BCC Table Check out Brookdale Community College’s information tables during the festival! FREE giveaways (including amazing foldable Frisbees) and great information about all that BCC has to offer!
workshops Empty Bowls Project: Ceramics The Empty Bowls workshop engages teens in hand-building pottery bowls and creating social awareness. The empty bowl is a powerful symbol to remind us of hunger and those among us in need. The completed bowls will be sold at a local, joint community event to raise funds for local families.
Reduce, Reuse, Recreate! Turning the trash of our lives into a one-of-a-kind work of art. Come and explore the possibilities of common objects intercepted from the waste stream. See how you can manipulate, glue, and fashion a unique piece of work. Give garbage a second chance, and bring life and soul to the discarded.
Monmouth Film Festival: Lights, Camera, Action! Have you ever wondered what happens behind the camera of your favorite movie? Take a journey behind the scenes to learn and experience the different positions and equipment used to tell some of Hollywood’s best stories! Prepare to run a film set of your own!
Video Game Design Join BCC students in the Digital Computer Lab to learn about the software used for 3D game animation!
Creating Vinyl Decals: Graphic Design Starting with a handmade tag of your name created with a thick marker, students will use design software to digitize the tag and output to a vinyl decal cutter.
Photography Workshop Join Michael S. Miller from Visions Photographic Workshops as he teaches students fresh and exciting photography techniques! Bring your smartphone!
Master Class: Art and Culture of Afro Brazilian Capoeira—Cultural Dance & Martial Arts
Capoeira is an Afro Brazilian Marital Art created by Slaves in the Colonial Era of Brazil in the 1500s. It has dance-like qualities and incorporates music, dance, singing, some acrobatics, and martial arts.
Shibori in Indigo: Japanese Dyeing Techniques Do you have a passion for textiles, Japanese culture, or the color blue? Join us in creating an array of designs hand-dyed in beautiful indigo! Shibori is a series of Japanese resist dye techniques which create unique patterns on fabric by folding, binding, and sewing.
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Master Class--Music Theater Duets & Trios: Partner Storytelling Bring your music theater duet or trio scene to perform, or bring a partner to sightread a scene in this interactive master class! Improve your musical storytelling by adding nuanced details while interacting with your scene partner. Students may provide sheet music, bring their own recorded accompaniment, or sheet music for a new scene will be provided. All students will participate in a harmonic singing exercise to learn about dramatic musical tension and cadence resolution in theatrical music!
Jewelry Studio Tour and Lost Wax Demo Come tour the jewelry studio and learn more about the lost wax process in the making of beautiful and unique jewelry!
Paper Kite Making Paint and draw on your paper kite kit, then learn how to fold and create your personal paper kite—ready to fly! Take your kite outside to test out its flying potential between CVA and PAC (or in front of Monmouth Museum on the grassy area), and take it home when you’re done having fun! *Please do not leave any kites at Brookdale, and keep all kites out of the trees and bushes.*
Writing & Art Join Project Write Now’s instructors as we invigorate our writing using art as inspiration—aka ekphrastic writing. Meander through the gallery and spend time viewing artwork through a writer’s lens. Then explore what form your writing takes—poetry, flash fiction, reflective pieces—with time to share at the end.
Business of Wearable Art Students will create their own piece of wearable art—a hand painted pin. They will also learn how it is possible to use their talent to create a business. Examples of wearable art (hand painted clothing and jewelry) that can be made and sold will be shown.
Whose Line Is It, Anyway? Come test your improv skills with thespian friends! Students will play a number of interactive improv games such as “Expert,” “Party Quirks,” and of course, “Whose Line.” If you think improv is easy, come try this out!
Auditioning for Theatre & Musical Theatre This workshop will review and explore the key components to auditioning successfully for plays, musicals, performance programs, and college. From combating nerves and how to present yourself, to choosing appropriate material and getting the most out of your 16 bars or allotted time, this workshop will cover the essentials of auditioning in various settings. Learn the skills and build the confidence necessary to nail your upcoming audition!
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EMPTY BOWLS
a collaborative community event between Jon Bon Jovi Soul Kitchen, The Art Alliance, and Monmouth Arts Photo credits: Suzanne Vreeland
Every bowl feeds a soul. A joint fundraiser to raise hunger awareness and relief in our region will be held at the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Kitchen on Saturday, May 20 (1:00-5:00pm) and Sunday, May 21 (11:30am-2:00pm). This annual project supports the missions of Jon Bon Jovi Soul Kitchen, The Art Alliance, and Monmouth Arts through building community partnerships. Jon Bon Jovi Soul Kitchen | 207 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, NJ
MAY 28th IS HUNGER AWARENESS DAY MADE POSSIBLE BY
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the Monmouth Arts community
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evaluations T H URSDAY
SCHEDULE
(#) = number of students for adjudication
tony migliaccio
laura petrovich-cheney
adjudicators: laura petrovich-cheney + tony migliaccio visual art location: cva hallways 9:00-9:10 9:15-10:00 10:05-11:00 11:00-11:30 9:00-10:00 10:05-10:35 10:35-11:35 11:40-12:00 12:05-12:15
biotechnology high school (2) monmouth regional high school (12) st. rose high school (18) BREAK mater dei (20) BREAK communications high school (20) collier high school (3) deal school (3; audio only)
adjudicator: laura petrovich-cheney fashion location: cva hallways 11:35-11:50
matawan regional high school (2)
adjudicators: joe monteleone + kim menna dance location: collins arena 8:50-9:10 9:15-10:00 10:05-10:30 10:35-10:45 10:50-11:00 11:00-11:25 11:30-11:55 12:00-12:25 12:30-12:40 12:45-1:20 1:25-2:10
neptune high school (2 groups) shore regional high school (3 solos; 3 groups) ocean township high school (3 performances) monmouth regional high school (1 solo) biotechnology high school (1 group) MASTER CLASS: Afro Brazilian Capoeira / Adjudicator BREAK ocean township high school (3 performances) matawan regional high school (3 groups) st. rose high school (1 group) long branch high school (4 groups) dance plus (6 performances)
adjudicator: courteney wilds musical theater location: pac main stage 11:05-11:20 11:25-11:55 12:00-12:20
henry hudson regional high school mater dei prep keansburg high school
12:40-1:05
matawan regional high school
adjudicator: dr. tess nielsen choir location: pac main stage / pac 105 9:00-9:20 9:25-9:45 9:50-10:10 10:15-10:35 10:40-11:00 11:00-11:30 11:30-12:00 12:10-12:25 12:30-12:50 12:55-1:10
pac main stage red bank catholic keansburg high school neptune high school matawan regional high school long branch high school BREAK pac 105 MASTER CLASS: Musical Theater Duets & Trios collier high school ocean township high school shore regional high school
creative writing adjudicator: jennifer chauhan + poetry location: cva 104
9:10-10:00 10:05-10:45 10:50:-11:00 11:00-11:20 11:20-11:55 12:00-1:15
st. rose high school (10) matawan regional high school (8) biotechnology high school (1) BREAK monmouth regional high school (7) communications high school (20)
vocal solo adjudicator: angela flynn knox + courteney wilds + small ensemble location: pac black box with angela / pac 105 with courteney
9:20-9:30 9:35-9:45 10:05-10:20 10:25-11:00 11:10-12:40
pac black box communications high school (1 solo) henry hudson regional school (1 solo) mater dei prep (2 solos) BREAK
12:45-1:35
long branch high school (5 solos; 5 groups) st. rose high school (4 solos; 2 groups)
9:05-9:35
pac 105 ocean township high school (4 solos)
adjudicator: bill mackanic video location: cva 105 8:55-9:20 9:25-10:25 10:30-11:30 11:35-11:55 12:00-12:10 12:15-1:00 1:05-1:30
monmouth regional high school (5) communications high school (13) BREAK matawan regional high school (3) biotechnology high school (1) henry hudson regional school (8) st. rose high school (1 group)
adjudicator: christopher patrick ernst photography location: cva hallways 9:15-9:25 9:30-10:00 10:05-11:15
biotechnology high school (1) communications high school (4) monmouth regional high school (23)
11:15-11:45 11:50-12:20
BREAK henry hudson regional school (6)
12:25-1:10
mater dei prep (13)
evaluations F RI DAY
SCHEDULE
(#) = number of students for adjudication
adjudicator: bill mackanic video location: cva 105 9:50-10:00 10:05-10:15 10:20-10:30
biotechnology high school (1) ocean township high school (1) independent: ryan quon (1)
instrumental solo adjudicator: jennifer cotignola + small ensemble location: pac 105
9:15-9:30 9:45-10:20 10:30-10:40 10:45-11:20 11:25-11:35 11:35-12:00 12:00-12:40
biotechnology high school (1 ensemble) long branch high school (3 ensembles) mater dei prep (1 ensemble) wall high school (2 guitar ensembles) ocean township high school (1 solo) BREAK
12:45-12:55
matawan regional high school (4 solos [2 for guitar]; 1 ensemble) cedar drive middle school (1 solo)
1:00-1:25
eatontown memorial middle school (3 ensembles)
adjudicator: john balme piano location: pac black box 8:55-9:05 9:10-9:20 9:25-9:40 9:45-9:55 10:00-10:15 10:20-11:20
biotechnology high school (1) cedar drive middle school (1) eatontown memorial middle school (2) mater dei prep (1) matawan regional high school (2) long branch high school (7)
adjudicator: christopher patrick ernst photography location: cva hallways 9:00-9:45 9:50-10:10 10:15-10:45
high point adolescent school (14; audio only) keyport high school (4) ocean township high school (6)
10:50-11:00
deal school (1; audio only)
jazz + large adjudicators: bob ferrel + tony perruso instrumental
8:55-9:20 9:25-9:40 9:45-10:15 10:20-10:40 10:45-11:20 11:20-11:35 11:35-11:55 12:00-12:15 12:20-12:40 12:45-1:05
location: pac main stage
monmouth regional high school keansburg high school rumson-fair haven high school knollwood school matawan regional high school BREAK long branch high school ocean township high school biotechnology high school asbury park high school
adjudicator: kate cordaro drama location: pac 103 / pac black box 8:55-9:20
pac 103 mater dei prep (1 large theater)
9:25-10:10
ocean township high school (6 small theater)
11:25-11:50
pac black box matawan regional high school (1 large theater) middletown high school south (4 small theater; 1 large theater)
11:55-12:45
10
adjudicators: laura petrovich-cheney, kim honecker, tony visual art 9:00-9:50 10:00-11:15
rumson-fair haven high school (40) independent: emily madeira (1)
9:05-9:25 9:30-10:25 10:25-10:55 10:55-11:25 11:30-12:45 1:00-1:30 9:00-9:50 10:00-11:00 11:00-11:30 11:35-12:50 1:00-1:45
neptune high school (17) eatontown memorial middle school (25) BREAK
9:05-10:00 10:10-10:30 10:35-11:50 11:50-12:20 12:25-1:45
ocean township high school (26) henry hudson regional school (4) middletown high school south (24)
david levy
kim honecker
11:15-11:45 11:45-1:00 1:15-1:25
asbury park high school (20) allentown high school (30-40) BREAK
tony migliaccio
laura petrovich-cheney
migliaccio + david levy location: cva hallways
creative writing + poetry
9:05-9:20 9:30-10:20 10:25-10:50 10:50-11:20 11:20-12:50
cedar drive middle school (2) inspired minds fine art school (22) BREAK knollwood school (8) matawan regional high school (40) high point adolescent school (19; audio only)
wall high school (40) keyport high school (27)
BREAK long branch high school (27) adjudicator: allison tevald location: cva 104 keansburg high school (3) cedar drive middle school (10) rumson-fair haven high school (5) BREAK eatontown memorial middle school (25)
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The NJSYO is a community-based, not for profit 501(c)3 organization that promotes the study of classical music and traditional orchestral training for children grades 2-12. We are dedicated to providing supportive opportunities for young musicians to grow and refine their musical talents. We offer four specialized ensembles based on age and ability: Preparatory Strings Orchestra (PSO) for students who are just beginning their musical careers; Concert Youth Orchestra (CYO) an intermediate-level group; Senior Youth Orchestra (SYO) the advanced-level ensemble; Chamber Group offering students an independent experience in a small group setting. Come see our Year End Concert!! Sun. June 4, 2017-2:00PM Ocean Twp. High School Visit our website for June audition info and upcoming events.
www.njsyo.org New Jersey State Youth Orchestra P.O. Box 642, Red Bank, NJ 07701
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REGISTER NOW! TWO RIVER SUMMER THEATER CAMP HIGH SCHOOL INTENSIVES JULY 10 - 14: MUSICAL THEATER JULY 17 - 21: THEATER INSIDE/OUT JULY 24 - 28: SHAKESPEARE
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FOR FULL CAMP DETAILS, PLEASE VISIT: TWORIVERTHEATER.ORG E-MAIL summercamp@trtc.org OR CALL 732.345.1400 x1804 or x1814
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MAY 31, JUNE 1 & 2 2017 Instrumental MUSIC
MUSICAL THEATRE
VOCAL MUSIC
Sculpture
PAINTING
Prose
Poetry
Drawing
Dance
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NJTEENARTS.COM This program has been made possible in part by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Musical Theatre Summer Camps
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Phoenix Productions
Rising Star Academy
Coming to Red Bank in 2017.
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Full-Scale Musical Theatre at the Count Basie Theatre
Find out more www.phoenixredbank.com or call 732-747-0014