The
Sumner
County
Symphony
The Sumner
Pops
P.O. Box
833
Hendersonville
,
TN.
37077-0833
(615)
826-3871
www.sumnercountysymphony.com
For Immediate Release: The Sumner Pops takes music to
the schools.
Mingling the best of music
with good thoughts of social acceptance and personal confidence, the Sumner
Pops presents Jan's Plan 2: in a world of music and
harmony, we rule (the story continues) --a
twenty-four-minute presentation accentuating the passion of music with the
value of personal dedication and the glory of acceptance, all wrapped up in
a great big bow of humor and entertainment. This tour will hit nine
elementary schools in
Gallatin
,
Bethpage
and Westmoreland elementary schools from September 28 – October 4th.
Maestro Janet Clazzy will head up our ensemble. Maestro Clazzy is
the first female prima conductor in the state of
Tennessee
. She will accompany the ensemble with her oboe and her WX-5 -wind
machine (an instrument that blows and looks like a clarinet, creating up to
250 different sounds). This instrument always fascinates children and
adults alike. She is very personable and has a great passion for
the importance of music education in a balanced curriculum.
Jonathan Richard Cring, our in house composer, has been with the symphony
since inception and creates all of the original, classical pop creations
that the symphony has performed in the last three years. He is the
author of eleven books, a Billboard Music Award winner and the composer
of fourteen symphonic works. He has created an informative, exciting
presentation to both inspire and muse the children in their knowledge of
music and the orchestra.
The
Sumner
County
symphony is pleased to be able to bring our music to the youth of
Sumner
County
, demonstrating our motto “the people’s orchestra with a heart for
the community”.
Last fall
the orchestra performed the program "H.O.M.E" the history
of musical entertainment before sixteen county elementary schools
including a tour to the
Roanoke
,
Virginia
county school district. .
This event is made possible by a generous grant from
the
Gallatin
Arts Council.
School
Tour Schedule:
September
28 (Fri.) -
Bethpage
Elementary 9:00 A.M
September
28 (Fri.) Oakmont Elementary 12:00 PM
October
1 (Mon) - North Sumner Elementary, 9:00 A.M.
October
2 (Tues) - Benny Bills Elementary, 8:15 & 9:00 A.M
October
2 (Tues) -
Guild
Elementary School
, 1:30 P.M.
October
3 (Wed) –Vena Stuart Elementary, 8:15 A.M
October
3 (Wed) - Westmoreland Elementary 12:30 P.M.
October
4 (Thurs.) – Howard Elementary 9:00 AM
October
4 (Thurs.) – Millersville Elementary 12:30
For
Immediate Release: The Sumner Pops Takes Music to the Schools
Mingling the best of music with good thoughts of social acceptance and
personal confidence, the Sumner Pops presents
Jan’s Plan: in a world of music and harmony, we rule--a
twenty-four-minute presentation accentuating the passion of music with the
value of personal dedication and the glory of acceptance, all wrapped up in
a great big bow of humor and entertainment. This tour will hit fourteen
elementary schools in Hendersonville, Old Hickory and Goodlettsville from
March 1st – March 9th.
Maestro Janet Clazzy, the first female prima conductor in the state of
Tennessee, joins the ensemble with her oboe and her WX-5 Wind Machine (an
instrument that looks like a clarinet, creating up to 250 different
sounds--fascinating to children and adults alike.)
Jonathan Richard Cring, the in-house composer for the Sumner Pops
since the inception some six years ago, conceives the majority of the
original/classical pop creations that the symphony has performed in the
last several years. He is also the author of eleven books, fourteen
symphonic works, a Billboard Music Award winner and penner of fifteen
screenplays.
Jan's Plan is an informative, exciting
presentation designed to both inspire and tantalize the children toward the
gift of creativity.
The Sumner Pops Orchestra is
pleased to be able to bring the music to the youth of Sumner County and
Middle Tennessee, demonstrating the ongoing theme and motto: “the people’s
orchestra with a heart for the community.”
Last
fall the orchestra performed Jan’s
Plan in sixteen county elementary schools in
Gallatin, including schools in Bethpage and Westmoreland. The tour will
continue with a stint in a series of schools in Roanoke, Virginia.
This event is made
possible by a generous grant from the Memorial Foundation.
Symphony in the Schools Presents Jan's Plan March 1-9th in Tennessee
March 1, 2007 (Thurs.) - Montessori Country Day School 9:30 a.m.
March 1, 2007 (Thurs.) - DuPont Elementary School 2:00 p.m.
March
2, 2007 (Fri.) - Lakeside Park 9:30 a.m.
March
2, 2007 (Fri.) - Millersville Elementary 12:15 p.m.
March
5, 2007 (Mon) - Wiseman Elementary 8:30 a.m.
March
5, 2007 (Mon) -Schwab Elementary School 1:30 p.m.
March
6, 2007 (Tues) - Jack Anderson Elementary 10:00 am & 10:35 am
March
6, 2007 (Tues) - Nannie Berry Elementary 1:15 p.m.
March
7, 2007 (Wed) - Beech Elementary 8:45 am
March 7, 2007 (Wed) - Gene Brown Elementary 1:45 pm
March 8, 2007 (Thurs) - Indian Lake Elementary 9:00 a.m.
March 8, 2007 (Thurs) - Goodlettsville Elementary 1:45 p.m.
March 9, 2007 (Fri.) - Clyde Riggs Elementary 8:30 a.m.
March 9, 2007 (Fri.) - Watt Hardison 1:00 p.m
