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2011 ELYRICA SUMMER CHAMBER
MUSIC CAMP for Harp & Flute
July 11th - July 15th, 2011
Wendy Kerner Lucas, Harp
Vanessa Breault Mulvey,
Flute
St. Mary's School
183 High
Ridge Avenue (just a block from town)
Ridgefield, CT
06877-4496
Download
the application here Elyrica2011application.pdf
or contact vmulvey@flutezone.com for an application.
The Camp
Now in its second decade, the Elyrica Summer Music
Camp was founded and is run by some of the leading instrumental instructors and
performers on the East Coast. The camp offers intensive performance and
educational opportunities in chamber music for harp and flute. The camp
is based in Fairfield County,
Connecticut and is open to
students of all levels, age 8 to adult. Students enjoy a variety of
opportunities at the Elyrica camp, including harp orchestra, flute choir, small
ensemble playing (duos, trios) and instrumental classes. Elyrica also includes
a number of different music workshops. These classes will have a
variety of exciting themes such as: Instrumental Performance Techniques, Body
Mapping, a Masterclass featuring students and an Open Rehearsal by the Faculty.
Each
camp day will include a communal lunch and free time. On Friday
afternoon, after our pizza lunch, we will have a fun Talent Show where participants
can show everyone their non flute and harp skills! The camp concludes
with a gala concert event that will include performances by student chamber
groups as well as faculty members. The gala final concert will take place
on Friday, July 15th, followed by a grand reception.
The Faculty
Harpist WENDY KERNER LUCAS
is a graduate of The Juilliard School and was presented in her New York Debut
in Carnegie Recital Hall as a winner of the Artists International Competition
and is also a winner of the American Harp Society Concert Artist Program.
Described by The New York Times as "first-rate", she has performed
extensively throughout the United States
and for the World Harp Congress in Paris,
France.
Ms. Lucas has taught seminars at The Juilliard School, the University of
Redlands, California and the University
of North Texas.
Ms. Lucas is the principal harpist of the Bridgeport,
Ridgefield and
Norwalk Symphonies. She performs with numerous chamber music ensembles,
including The Glorian Duo (harp and flute) which won the Silver Prize in the
National Flute Association’s Chamber Music competition, and has a CD Sounds
of the Seine on the Delos International label. Ms. Lucas maintains an
active private teaching studio in New
Canaan, CT. Her
students have won prizes from the Stamford Symphony, the CT Chapter of the
American Harp Society, the Schubert Club, and Manhattanville College.
Flutist, VANESSA
BREAULT MULVEY was chosen by
Angela Fratturo Kelly for this year’s session of Elyrica. Based in Boston, Ms. Mulvey is an
active performer and teacher. She has workshops and performances
throughout the country including at National Flute Association conventions,
Greater Boston Flute Association events and at colleges and music schools
throughout the region. Ms. Mulvey is a faculty member of the Longy School
of Music in Cambridge, MA
and runs a private studio in Reading,
MA. Her students have won
awards and participate in ensembles throughout the area. Ms. Mulvey presents an
annual recital at Longy with clarinetist Michelle Shoemaker. She has
appeared on concert series’ that include 1794 Meeting House Series and the
Wolfeboro (NH) Friends of Music and has performed at the National Flute
Association’s annual convention. Ms. Mulvey is a certified Andover Educator
who bases her playing and teaching on the principles of Body Mapping. She
teaches the course, "What Every Musician Needs to Know About the Body” to
musicians looking to enhance their playing. Upcoming engagements include
MENC’s All-Eastern Festival, at McGill
University. Ms.
Mulvey is a contributor to A Young Musician's Survival Guide (Oxford) by Amy Nathan and
has been published in Flute Talk magazine. A native of Norwalk, CT,
she is enjoys to returning to the area for an exciting week of music making at
Elyrica.
©
Elyrica 2011. All details
subject to change.