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Creating Innovative Children’s Books

Through discussion, writing exercises, demonstrations and

feedback, you’ll learn how to make your story a stand out. We’ll

work on plot development, characters, setting, dialogue, story

arc, page turners and conceptualize text and illustrations in a

picture book format. Also included: how to submit a manuscript,

self publishing, promotion and pitching.

Amalia Hoffman received a Masters degree in art and art educa-

tion from New York University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts, with

honors, from The Pratt Institute. She wrote and illustrated The

Klezmer Bunch and Purim Goodies.

6 Tuesdays: April 19 – May 24: 7:00 – 9:00 pm

MHS Palmer Rm 120 / $180 / Code 238

American Folk Guitar: Beyond Beginners

NEW!

For those who took the Beginners Folk Guitar class in the fall or

who have previous experience. In this small and supportive class

led by an experienced teacher, you’ll learn chords, strumming

patterns, how to relax while you’re playing, and beloved American

folk music songs. Bring your guitar. Class size limited to 8.

Tristan Mccoppin began playing guitar age 14 and graduated

from the Victorian College of the Arts in Melbourne, Australia

with a Bachelor of Music with honors in 2003.

10 Fridays: March 11 – May 27 (no class March 25, April 22):

1:00 – 2:00 pm

Larchmont Music Academy, 2089 Boston Post Rd,

Larchmont / $265 /

Code 240

Drum Circle

NEW!

“The drum circle offers equality because there is no head or tail.

It includes people of all ages. The main objective is to share

rhythm and get in tune with each other and themselves.”

– Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart.

Discover the rhythm of your soul and experience the healing and

uplifting feeling of drumming with others. Learn hand drumming

on traditional African drums and a variety of percussion instruments.

This will be an inspiring and welcoming environment for people

to connect, express themselves and connect with their energy.

All are welcome, including complete beginners. Bring a drum or

instrument if you have one, or borrow an instrument from us.

Josh Davis currently plays drums for New York based bands The

Starlight Girls, Manner Effect, Jonus Preston, The Pocket Band

and leads his own jazz trio. He also teaches and is a music

accompanist for the Joffrey Ballet School and American Tap

Dance Foundation in Manhattan.

7 Tuesdays: March 8 – April 26 (no class March 22):

1:30 – 2:30 pm

Larchmont Music Academy, 2089 Boston Post Rd, Larchmont/

$175 / Code 241

Ithaka, The Journey of Ulysses:

An Evening of Piano and Poetry

NEW!

Internationally acclaimed Italian pianist, composer and writer

Cristiana Pegoraro takes the audience inside her art in a refreshing

format that combines live piano performances of her own

compositions and a stimulating look at life through the reading of

her own poems. The program, Ithaka, is dedicated to the journey

of Ulysses, and symbolizes our journey through life, a journey

made of adventures, discoveries, goals and lessons learned.

Each musical piece represents an important aspect of life, the

poems will be a complement to the music and Pegoraro’s

explanations will give a cue for personal reflections. Join us for

an evening concert in an intimate setting filled with Pegoraro’s

deep passion and enthusiasm for music, poems... and life!

Cristiana Pegoraro has been called “an artist of the highest

caliber” by the New York Times. She has performed as a

soloist and with orchestras in Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall,

the Sydney Opera House, the Musikverein in Vienna and other

international venues.

Wednesday: April 6:

7:00 – 9:00 pm

Scarsdale Public Library/ $30 /

Code 242 The Joys of Singing

In each class you’ll learn techniques for singing with freedom,

relaxation and ease. Students will be exposed to different styles

of singing ranging from classical to Broadway to contemporary

as well as how to learn new repertoire and gain confidence on

stage. As a class we will discuss common issues related to

singing and how to practice efficiently in order to perform with

joy (or just be able to sing along to the radio without alerting

the dogs next door!). There will be opportunities to sing solos

in front of the class as well as in a large group, depending on

your comfort level. To cap off the class, there will be an optional

cabaret night to show off your new skills, polish songs you’ve

been wanting to perform or to sit and enjoy.

Mezzo soprano Kristy Fox, a native of Washington State,

graduated from the Manhattan School of Music in 2011. While

attending Manhattan School of Music she performed the role of

Mercury in John Eccles’ The Judgment of Paris under conductor

Kenneth Cooper. Recent rolls for Ms. Fox include Mimí in La

Bohéme, Marguerite in Faust, Amelia in Simon Boccanegra,

Agathe in Der Freischütz and Salome in Herodiade.

9 Mondays: March 7 – May 23:

1:00 – 2:00 pm

(No class March 21, 28, April 25)

Larchmont Music Academy, 2089 Boston Post Rd, Larchmont /

$240 /

Code 243

MUSIC

LITERATURE & WRITING