Summer Private Lessons - Cincinnati Waldorf School
Summer Private Lessons - Cincinnati Waldorf School
Summer Private Lessons - Cincinnati Waldorf School
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AND<br />
Presents<br />
<strong>Private</strong> Violin, Viola, Cello and Bass lessons!<br />
This on-site opportunity is starting this summer and will continue<br />
for the new school year!<br />
Who: <strong>Waldorf</strong> students wanting to get a jump start, change<br />
instruments, or get ahead<br />
Where: <strong>Cincinnati</strong> <strong>Waldorf</strong> <strong>School</strong> (strings room)<br />
When: June and July (6 lessons over 8 weeks)<br />
How: Contact the instructor of your choice to schedule<br />
your lesson time and register online<br />
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<strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Private</strong> <strong>Lessons</strong>:<br />
June and July $132 for six (6), 30 min lessons<br />
<strong>Summer</strong> Group <strong>Lessons</strong> (2 students)<br />
June and July $90 for six (6), 30 min lessons<br />
Register online: www.nkyschoolofmusic.org<br />
(Click “Vacation Plan” then the amount from above)<br />
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Violin and Viola: (Mondays)<br />
Lauren Schloemer: lauren.schloemer@yahoo.com or 513-477-4245<br />
Violin and Viola: (Fridays)<br />
Evan Hurley: evanhurleyviolin@gmail.com or 601-466-8563<br />
Cello and Bass: (Tuesdays afternoon)<br />
Ellen Stephens: ellen.stephens@nkyschoolofmusic.org or 513-910-5329<br />
Bios for teachers below
Meet the Teachers<br />
Evan Hurley is a graduate of The University of Southern Mississippi with a Master of<br />
Music degree in violin performance, a Bachelor of Music in violin performance, and a Bachelor<br />
of Music Education. Mr. Hurley is currently attending the University of <strong>Cincinnati</strong> College-<br />
Conservatory of Music as a Doctor of Musical Arts student. He is devoted and passionate about<br />
spreading musical education and appreciation to people of all ages. Mr. Hurley believes in<br />
providing a positive teaching environment that motivates students to further their education and<br />
enjoyment of music. He has also had many years of experience teaching violin students and<br />
playing in professional symphony orchestras across the southern United States. Some of his<br />
accomplishments include Concertmaster of The University of Southern Mississippi Symphony<br />
Orchestra from May 2010 – 2011 and various performances with guest artists such as Ricky<br />
Skaggs, Joshua Bell, Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, Patti LaBelle, Dionne Warwick, Placido<br />
Domingo, and Sir James Galway. His goal is to harbor a life-long love of classical music in his<br />
students.<br />
Lauren Schloemer received her BA in music education and orchestral studies while attending<br />
Northern Kentucky University on a full Academic Corbett Music scholarship in May of 2010.<br />
Since then she has worked with the NKU preparatory program for beginning strings teaching 3rd<br />
and 4th grade students basic technique and reading skills as well as working in several local<br />
school music programs as a long term substitute orchestra teacher, competing in the OMEA solo<br />
and ensemble contest for large group orchestra earning both I and II ratings respectively. She has<br />
been teaching violin, cello, viola and fiddle privately since 2003 while also maintaining a busy<br />
schedule as a professional musician in the local music scene as a bluegrass<br />
instrumentalist/vocalist, solo artist and in-demand session musician recording in several local<br />
studios. She has been playing since the age of 7 starting on the violin and french horn, and<br />
eventually picking up viola and cello before acquiring guitar, banjo, mandolin and fiddle skills as<br />
well. She is very excited to be a part of the Northern Kentucky <strong>School</strong> of Music and working<br />
with its staff to help create a fertile learning environment for future musicians.
Ellen C. Stephens received her Bachelor of Music in cello performance from the Middle<br />
Tennessee State University and her Master of Music in cello performance from the University of<br />
<strong>Cincinnati</strong>-College Conservatory of Music. Stephens served as Director of the Strings Division<br />
and cello faculty at Northern Kentucky University Music Preparatory Department from 2000-<br />
2011. She currently is the Strings Division Director of the Northern Kentucky <strong>School</strong> of Music<br />
of Immanuel and conducts the Northern Kentucky Concert Strings, Northern Kentucky Youth<br />
Orchestra, and the award winning Northern Kentucky Youth Sinfonia. Stephens also leads<br />
outreach string programs in the local elementary schools for Northern Kentucky. Additional<br />
pedagogical experience includes the Saint Xavier High <strong>School</strong> String Ensemble and several<br />
String Ensembles at the Wyoming String Academy in <strong>Cincinnati</strong>, Ohio.<br />
An active soloist and chamber musician, Stephens performs in the tri-state area several<br />
times a year. Other performances include cellist with the Opera Theatre of Lucca, Italy, Dayton<br />
Symphony, Springfield Symphony, and <strong>Cincinnati</strong> Playhouse in the Park. Stephens has also<br />
been the featured soloist with the Seven Hills Sinfonietta.<br />
In addition to teaching and performing, Ellen Stephens is the founder and director of the<br />
James P. Stephens Scholarship Fund, which directly benefits string students in the tri-state area.<br />
Stephens believes that music is a gift for life and strives to give this beautiful gift back to the<br />
community and its youth.<br />
2551 Dixie Hwy<br />
Lakeside Park KY, 41017<br />
859-341-8555<br />
www.nkyschoolofmusic.org