Summer 2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS During the January 27, 2014 meeting of the Board of Directors several new appointments were made. The Board unanimously voted Lawrence Johnson Board President and Michael Yeager Board Treasurer. During the meeting Kathleen G. Matthews, Sr. Director-Business Ethics & Compliance for PPL, was nominated to serve on the CMS Board. Ms. Matthews joined PPL in February 2002. Before coming to PPL, Kathleen was the Ethics and Compliance Manager for Northeast Utilities System, New England’s largest energy company. Ms. Matthews is the recipient of the Girl Scouts" "Take the Lead” award and has served on the boards of the Interfaith Coalition for Ethics in the Workplace, the Lehigh Valley PBS, and the Midcoast Maine Leadership Institute. She is also and Executive Fellow with the Center for Business Ethics, and a member of the bar in Maine and Virginia. Kathy is a graduate of George Washington University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in music and a graduate of George Mason University School of Law. Congratulations and welcome!

FACULTY - STAFF and FRIENDS CMS welcomed two new members of the CMS faculty this winter. Alicia Cantalupo, violin, and Elaine Martin, flute, were appointed to serve. Alicia received her Bachelor of Music, violin performance, from Peabody Conservatory of Music. Elaine, former principal flute with the Allentown Symphony Orchestra for nearly 30 years received her Bachelor of Music Education, summa cum laude, from Temple University. Welcome! During the month of February we sent our sincere wishes to Linda L. Kistler, violin, and husband, Geoffrey Corell, who were injured in a serious car accident. Also in March, Dolores ‘Dolly’ Czarnecki had foot surgery and in May was hospitalized with another health issue. Percussion teacher, Jon Maury’s, wife, Sandy, suffered a stroke in March. Thankfully, all have fully recovered. We sent get-well wishes to Allan Cole, our technical support, who had back surgery in May…he is up and back to business as usual. So glad you are better! We extend our sincere condolences to Rachel Ferer Hosterman and husband Matt on the passing of Rachel’s dad in June. We extended our wishes for much success in future endeavors as we said our goodbye to Barbara Ballard who left CMS for a full-time position in Philadelphia this past May and to Chet Brown who left CMS after a brief teaching time at CMS. Chet’s day time job with the Performing High School and performance gigs has him very busy.

In May we also welcomed back summer intern, Nate Kleinschuster! Glad to have you back with us. STUDENT OF THE MONTH Student of the month for January was Steven Wroge, violin student of Kate Uhler and February was John Yu, clarinet student of Cliff Tracy. March saw Ramiyah McCoy, guitar and voice student of Josh Klein become CMS’ Student of the Month. Joseph Hall, trumpet and guitar, student of Matthew Nieznay and Josh Klein, was April Student of the Month. As an aside, all these students received high scores during the Gala Audition. A NOTE ON SOME OF DR. SATUREN’S STUDENT ACTIVITIES. Long-time piano student, Niki Bottoni, will be majoring in music production at New York University this fall. Niki also studied guitar under the direction of Dr. Richard Metzger. Many good wishes for a great future to a talented young lady! ….Currently, Jocelyn Williamson is managing a Papa John’s pizza restaurant when not practicing piano and this past June, Joe Polizzotto helped build a home for a lowincome family in Costa Rico. RECITALS and PERFORMANCES

Gala Scholarship recipient, Julia Young

The annual faculty-student recital was held on Sunday, February 23 despite the fact CMS had eight less lesson days since the beginning of January due to the bad winter. Over 100 attended to hear the diversity of music performed in the one-hour program. Everyone did an outstanding job. The

performance showcased the educational process by our faculty. Students and faculty to perform (in order of performance) included Estaban and Xavier Escobar who performed with Joseph Hall, Raghav Prabakaran, Josh Klein and Jon Maury. Solo performances included Evan Mori, Vincent Emilianowicz, Joshua Budihardjo, Julia Young, Prathysha & Valmiki Kothare, Emmanuel DeOliveira, and Mary Schatkowski, all piano. Emma Williams, guitar; Josh Klein guitar and vocals; Ramiyah McKoy, guitar and vocals. Music performed included ‘Funky Train’, ‘Fascination’, Sonatina in A Minor, and original compositions. The conclusion of the program included the wonderful ‘Stardust’ performed by Joseph Hall, trumpet, Dr. David Saturen, piano; Josh Klein, guitar, and Jon Maury, percussion and an original composition by Hal Black, ‘Lost at Love Again’ performed by Joe Hall, John Simonnet, tenor sax, Hal Black, piano, Josh Klein, Dr. David Saturen, and Jon Maury. Our annual Flutathon (8th) was held on Saturday, March 15, 2014 in the Rodale Community Room. Students to participate included (in order for performance) Gabrielle Oudin, Tanner Colley, Kristin Koze, Sabrina Size, Kelley Yang, Alyssa Karounos, Teva Skovronek, Allson Starr, Samantha Carwell, Kayleigh Ackerman. A selection of works by J.S. Bach, G. P. Telemann, S. Rachmaninoff, and F. Devienne were performed. Works included Allegro from Duo in C Major; Sicilienne, Adagio Religioso, including three Japanese Folk Songs were among the music. It was a lovely afternoon. We thank Dr. Nora Suggs, and accompanist, Stephen Williams. Saturday, April 5, 2014 was a busy day filled with much music. At noon, artist Martina Filjak, piano soloist, featured with the Allentown Symphony Orchestra, worked with three CMS students, Alexandra Gallagher, student of Dr. David Saturen; Eric Liu, student of Lou Czechowski; and Kristin Cornish, student of Mary Schatkowski. What a super experience to get tips from such an artist.

At 1:30 a student recital was performed. Studios featured included that of Carole Houghton, piano; Rachel Hosterman, piano; Ruth Maletz, piano; Dr. Nora Suggs, flute; Dr. David Saturen piano; and Cliff Tracy, brass/woodwinds. Students to perform, in order of performance: Julie Sizer, piano; Julia Young, piano; Jerry Zhang, piano; Michael Long played in a duet with Dr. Suggs as did Chloe Tractenberg; Prathysha Kothare, piano; Justin Khoury, piano; Valmiki Kothare, piano; John Yu, clarinet; Edinam Achah, piano; Mia Aybar, piano; Ivan Charakou, piano; Martin Khoury, piano; Grace Zhang, piano; Samantha Carwell, Sabrina Sizer, Kristin Koze, flute trio; Silver Winds Flute Choir members Kayleigh Ackerman, Emma Bernstein, Sam Carwell, Kristin Koze, Gabrielle Oudin, Leah Shields, Sabrina Sizer, Teva Skovronek, Allyson Starr, Vidhya Thiyagaragan; and the CMS Jazz Ensemble Impressions – Isaiah Albert-Stein, Michael Gallagher, Zev Gould, Joseph Hall, Josh Kim Eric & Luis Litardo, Ryan Lukachek, Ben Miller, Ryan Murphy, Anthony Virgo, Zach Virmalo, Evan Wilt, Crystal Wise. It really was a great recital with over 125 in the audience. Thanks to Larry & Deb Johnson, K.G. Matthews, and Sharon Albert, board members, for attending the recital! Thank you to educators, students, and staff! Saturday, April 26: This student recital was filled with piano, guitar, violin and more piano. Studios represented included James Craig, guitar; Lou Czechowski, piano; Rachel Hosterman, piano; Rebekah Ruth, piano; Mary Schatkowski, piano; and Kathryn Uhler, violin. Students ranged from beginners to intermediate and advanced levels, thus there was a full spectrum of music performed. Each student did an outstanding job. Students in order of appearance: Kanchan Gupta, piano; Amy Yu, piano; Mohana Chavan, piano; Emmanuel Morales, piano; Ian Pulanco, piano; Elijah Albert-Stein, piano; Jameel Hanna, piano; Aidan Ellington, guitar; Fyodor D’Souza, guitar; Arnav Gupta, guitar; Emilio A. and

Emilio Alvarado, guitar duo; Lightly Row, Valentina Morales, violin; Alec Liu, piano; Kara Liu, piano; Eric Liu, piano. Music performed included Spinning Song, Ellmenreich; Sweet Caroline, N. Diamond; Lightly Row, Suzuki; Turkish March, Sonata No. 11 in A Major, Mozart, and more. Thank you to everyone for another lovely afternoon. Sunday, June 1: Thirty-two students participated in the June 1st recital and eleven studios were represented. Piano, flute, violin guitar, voice, and our Kids Chorus performed an array of music ranging from classical to pop. Students to perform (in order of performance) Andrew Smith, voice; Michael Smith, piano; Dayana Delgado, piano; Amparo Hiciano, piano; Nandini Kulkarni, piano; Pooja Kulkarni, piano; Kelly McMahon, violin; Katherine Purtell, violin; Valentina Morales, violin; Lorelei Goldstein, guitar; Kate Goldstein, Auroni Hashim, Denise Villalta, guitar trio; Kristin Cornish, piano; Gwendolyn Subjin, piano; Kids Chorus (members Raevan Bristow, Aleisha & Ashley Chila, Sophia Dubroski, Peter Heckman, Maya Spearko, Julia Wright); Kaia Bognet, piano; Lincoln McCloud, piano; Victoria Bayona, piano; Edinam Ackah, piano; Chloe Tractenberg, & Dr. Nora Suggs, flute duet; Michael Long & Dr. Nora Suggs, flute duet; Matthew Hu, piano; Michael Hu, piano. Studios represented: Lou Czechowski, piano; Rachel Hosterman, piano; Rebekah Graver, kids chorus; Carole Houghton, piano; Josh Klein, guitar; Linda Kistler, violin; Ruth Maletz, piano; Rebekah Ruth, piano & voice; Mary Schatkowski, piano; Dr. Nora Suggs, flute; Kathryn Uhler, violin. Over 100 attended the recital. It was really very strong as were all of the recitals this year. Thank you students and teachers. Sunday, June 8: Gala Recital: This recital is always a special day and this year was really grand. It began with a gift of music by Kristina Moditch, piano. Kristina is a 13 year old young lady from Moscow who is a student of worldrenowned Professor Valery Pyasetsky who has trained over 70 laureates of major

international competitions including a firstprize winner of the prestigious Tchaikovsky Competition. Kristina and her family are friends of CMS for many years and during her summer visit from Russia to see her grandmother she offered her performance.

Thirty-one CMS students performed; all highachievers during the May gala auditions. The auditions are judged by an independent panel (judges this year were Corliss Bachman, Director PA Sinfonia; Dr. Jennifer Dodd, Allentown School District educator; Barry Holben, VP Allen Organ; and former CMS Director, George Schermerhorn.) based on pre-determined criteria. All levels of students, beginner to advanced, audition. Those with the highest scores perform during the gala recital; the very highest scoring students receive merit-based scholarships for future study at CMS. A variety of music disciplines were featured. Clarinet students Nicholas Golovanov and John Yu, both students of Cliff Tracy; flute students, including the Silver Winds Flute Choir, Samantha Carwell, Sabrina Sizer, Kristin Koze, Kayleigh Ackerman, Emma Berstein, Leah Shields, Teva Skovronek and Vidhya Thiyagarajan, students of Dr. Nora Suggs; guitar students of Josh Klein, Charlie Hahn, Joseph Hall, Lila Mangino, and Ramiyah McCoy; piano students of Dr. David Saturen, Isaiah Albert-Stein, Ivan Charviakou, Alexandra Gallagher; piano students of Mary Schatkowski, Mohana Chavan; piano students of Rebekah Ruth, Ashley Chila, Jiovanny Figueroa, Julianna Hahn, and piano student of Ruth Maletz, Julia Young and piano student of Lou Czechowski, Eric Liu. Trumpet student of Matthew Niezney, Joseph Hall, performed as did saxophone student of Cliff Tracy, Jerry Zhang. Violins were represented by Linda

Kistler’s students Kristie Budihardjo, Matthew Hu, and Michael Hu and Chloe Wilcox; so too Sophia Mangino, violin student of Josh Klein performed. Kathryn Uhler’s violin student, Stephen Wroge performed as did Rebekah Graver’s voice student Carolyn Boulay. The program included pieces from Schumann, Faber, Quantz, Rodgers & Hart, Howard, Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Mahler, Handel, Benny Goodman and Seitz. To begin the recital, three special awards to long-term students entering college were presented as tokens of appreciation. Seniors: Kristie Budihardjo, violin student of Linda Kistler, a CMS student for seven years will attend the University of Pittsburgh this fall. She will major in biology. Samantha Carwell, flute student of Dr. Nora Suggs, a student of CMS for seven years also, is off to Mansfield University to major in music education. Sam also studied guitar at CMS under the direction of Dr. Richard Metzger. Alexandra Gallagher, piano student of Dr. David Saturen, has been a student of CMS for thirteen years. Alex will attend LCCC this fall as a liberal arts major with the intention of becoming an English teacher. Each received a token of appreciation and a check to help offset the many books needed in fall. At the conclusion of the recital merit-based scholarships were awarded. Carolyn Boulay, voice, received the Jerome & Martha Markowitz Scholarship; Ivan Charviakou, piano, the CMS Pursuit of Excellence; Jiovanny Figueroa, piano, Joseph Maletz Scholarship; Joseph Hall, trumpet, the CMS Ovations Scholarship. Kristin Koze and Sabrina Sizer, flute duet received the Rising Star Scholarships; Eric Liu, piano, the Muriel I. Frank Scholarship, and the Silver Wings Flute Choir – Kayleigh Ackerman, Emma Bernstein, Sam Carwell, Kristin Koze, Leah Shields, Sabrina Sizer, Teva Skovronek, and Vidhya Thiyagarajan, received the Rabbi Greenberg Scholarship. Chloe Wilcox, violin, received the ASO Schadt String Scholarship which comes with a violin; Stephen Wroge, violin, the Emerging Arts Scholarship; Julia Young, piano, the Dexter F. & Dorothy H. Baker

Scholarship and John Yu, clarinet, also the Emerging Artist Scholarship. ANNUAL BRUNCH & SILENT AUCTION CMS: Home to Budding Musicians Sunday, May 4, 2014 Co—Chairs: Gwen Wise and Rodolphe Tankpinou. Committee members: Sharon Albert, Barbara Ballard, Carolyn Clarke, Pat Hudson, Sue Phillips, Connie Cowen, Larry Johnson, Sheila Johnson. Honorary Chairs: David Voellinger & Dr. Lona Farr; Phil & Deb Jackson; and Alexander & Cathy Masetti. Music filled the air throughout the afternoon. CMS Silver Winds Flute Choir, under the direction of Dr. Nora Suggs, greeted guests in the main lobby. By 12:15, in the main dining room, piano music, first performed by CMS faculty member Rebekah Ruth. Her selections: Valse Op. 64, No. 1 and Nocturne in G Minor, Op. 37, No. 1, both Chopin. Next a cello Sonata, followed by a piano Prelude performed by CMS student Michael Gallagher. CMS student, Alexandra Gallagher performed three pieces on piano, “All I Ask”, “Raindrop Prelude”, and “Music of the Night”. By 1:00 our Fusion Vocal Ensemble, under the direction of Chet Brown, performed “Let It Go”, “Hallelujah”, and “Brothers on a Hotel Bed”. Next was a clarinet duo; Dr. Israel Zighelboim and Nicholas Golovanov. They performed “Duet” by Pleyel and provided testament to the fact all ages do indeed play well together. CMS Impressions Jazz Ensemble, directed by Cliff Tracy, performed several pieces including “Locked out of Heaven” and “Happy”. Kristie Budihardjo, violin, a graduating senior this year, performed Patitta for Violin, No. 2, Bach. A formal welcome and then voice student Carolyn Boulay, accompanied by Dr. David Saturen performed “Aurore” by Faure. More comments, the wine raffle winners announced and more music. Chet Brown, student Joseph Hall, trumpet, and Dr. David Saturen, piano, performed three pieces, “Meditation, Jobim & Gimbel; “My Funny Valentine”, Rodgers & Hart, and “On the Sunny Side of the Street”, McHugh & Fields

completed the music portion of the day – wow! What a showcase to the talented staff and students of CMS.

Dr. Israel Zighelboim and Nicholas Golovanou perform at Brunch

In addition, the auction tables were receiving loads of action, the food tables were also being emptied rather quickly (the food is the very best – kudos to the Lehigh Country Club), and fellowship continued throughout the day. Proceeds benefit CMS programming. We thank everyone who attended; those businesses and corporations who helped sponsor, advertise, and donate items for this very special event, and to the honorary chairs, the committee, the staff, the students and faculty, we extend our very sincere thank you! You do make the day special. Please circle the calendar for next year: Sunday, May 3, 2015, noon – 3pm, Lehigh Country Club; it is THE place to be!

Please send us your e-mail address so that we may contact you with up-tothe-minute news of our students, our faculty and our staff and about upcoming events and recitals! WEB-SITE UPDATE Please continue to check our website for updated news about our activities, recitals, events and, most importantly, our students! www.cmslv.org. You may also access our Facebook and our Student Blog through the

Homepage. Plus, you can view our many recitals and events on the video page of our web-site. Simply click on the video icon on the right side of the page and click any of the video’s to see and to hear students and teachers – it is awesome!

DID YOU KNOW? Did you know CMS distributes more than $75,000.00 annually in financial aid, scholarship assistance, multi-family member discounts and multimusic discipline discounts and tuition-free outreach programs? Did you know CMS does not cap the annual distribution of assistance? Did you know that you can sponsor music lessons for a student for only $30.00 per lesson? To find out how you can be of support to a youngster this year and every year, simply call the Office for details (610.435.7725). Scholarship Assistance may be donated throughout the year, designated toward the CMS Scholarship Program or by making a donation in perpetuity through the CMS Endowment Fund. PLANNED GIVING Leaving a legacy for future generations…your continuing gift! CMS asks you to consider including CMS among your charitable bequests when planning your Estate. By doing so, you can help make a lasting and significant difference in the lives of music students attending Community Music School for generations to come. The simple gift of quality music instruction to youngsters and adults in our community through private and group instruction has continued since CMS was founded in 1981. Our programs have directly touched more than 16,000 members of our community in just the past 18 years. Indirectly, CMS programming has touched the lives of twice that many as they are family, friends, and audience of our students. It is possible for YOU to help insure that the gift of quality music education continues to be available to everyone in our Greater Lehigh Valley for a very long time to come by making a provision in your WILL for CMS.

We ask you to consider making a gift to the CMS Endowment Fund. YOUR gift will make a lasting and significant difference in the life of a student at Community Music School far into the future. And, it is so easy to do. Simply make a gift to the Endowment Fund. CMS does accept checks and credit cards. For additional information, please contact the School Director. CMS extends a sincere thank you to the many individuals, corporations and foundations, and the County of Lehigh, Department of Economic Development for your generosity to CMS. Thank you! CMS ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Carolyn G. Clarke, Director; Dolores (Dolly) Czarnecki, Office Manager/Registrar; Clifford Tracy, Program Director; Amy Erney and Dawn Reuber, Administrative Assistants. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lawrence Johnson, President: Steven Markowitz, Vice President; Michael Yeager, Treasurer; Dr. Sharon Albert, Board Secretary; Dorothy H. Baker; Robert Breslin; Julie Bolton; Sue Capobianco; Kyle David; Gail Farnham; Jerome Frank, Esq.; Linda K. Gardner; Sheila Johnson; Martin Karess, Esq.; Prabhat Kumar; Alexander W. Masetti; Roberta Marcus; Rodolphe Tankpinou; Keelathur Vasudevan; David Voellinger; James Warfel, Ed.D.; Flora A. Weber. Founding Director, Martha Maletz. ENDOWMENT TRUSTEES Lawrence Johnson; Steven Markowitz; John Stanley, Esq.; Vance Powers. CMS FACULTY Dr. Deborah Andrus, Alicia Cantalupo, James Craig, Lou Czechowski, Rebekah Graver, Rachel Hosterman, Carole Houghton, Joshua Klein, Linda Louise Kistler, Daniel Magan, Ruth Maletz, Elaine Martin, Jon Maury, Dr. Richard Metzger, Matthew Niezney, Katherine Purcell, Rebekah Ruth, Dr. David Saturen, Mary Schatkowski, George Schermerhorn, John Schwartz, Dr. Nora Suggs, Clifford Tracy, Kathryn Uhler, Stefan Xhori.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS - 2014 Monster Concert Saturday, October 25, Noon – 3pm Barnes & Noble, Center Valley Student Recital Sunday, November 16, 1:30 pm Rodale Community Room Saturday, December 6, 1:30 pm Miller Symphony Hall (stage) Benefit Recital – A Gift of Music Sunday, January 25, 2015, 2:00 pm Featuring: Lou Czechowski Dr. David Saturen Rodale Community Room More to come in 2015 Please check the web-site for details www.cmslv.org

OVATIONS SOCIETY The Ovations Member Society runs on the calendar year, January 1 - December 31 of each year. Update for January – June 2014 Anonymous Family Foundation, Anonymous Family Trust, Dexter F. & Dorothy H. Baker Foundation, Ms. Julie Bolton & Dr. Rick Boulay, Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Bramfitt, Mr. Robert Breslin, Atty. R. Michael Carr & Ms. Pat McPeake, The Century Fund, Mr. & Mrs. James Clarke, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cowen, Ms. Gail Farnham, Atty. & Mrs. Jerome Frank, Hon. & Mrs. James Knoll Gardner, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kern, The Hommer Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. James Klunk, Ms. K. G. Matthews, Mr. & Mrs. John McGlade, Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Masetti, Mr. & Mrs. Steven Markowitz, Ms. Lois Miller, Ms. Joan Miller Moran & Mr. William Fenza, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nagle, Ms. Barbara Paluszek, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Payne, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Jan Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. Vance Powers, Mr. John Servis, Mr. Martin Spiro, Drs. Sharon Albert & Mark Stein, Mr. & Mrs. Keelarthur Vasudevan, Mr. David Voellinger & Dr. Lona Farr, Mr. & Mrs. James Warfel, Ms. Elizabeth Warsaw, Mr. & Mrs. William Weber, Dr. Ann Williams, Mr. & Mrs. George Wise. The following gifts in memory, appreciation, honor, get well and birthday wishes are for the months of March – June 2014. GET WELL WISHES From Carolyn & Jim Clarke for a full and speedy recovery to Jane Holben and Allan Cole

GIFTS IN MEMORY From Carolyn & Jim Clarke in memory of Dr. David & Myra Saturen’s dad and in memory of Matt and Rachel Hosterman’s dad. From Dave & Judy Roberts in memory of Jerome & Martha Markowitz and Reade & Mary Roberts. IN-KIND DONATIONS Carolyn & Jim Clarke, Allan Cole, Lou Czechowski, Barry Holben, Klunk & Millan, Karen Landis, Olympus, Ruth Rayna, Betty Jo Richards. FISCAL 2013 – 2014 YEAR DONATIONS July 1 – June 30 COMPOSER: $ 5000+ Air Products & Chemicals Dexter F. & Dorothy H. Baker Fd. Century Fund Charles Hoch Foundation Florence Flach/Bessie Graham Trust Harry C. Trexler Trust Julius & Kathryn Hommer Fd. Klunk & Millan Advertising Lehigh Valley Community Foundation Ms. Joan Moran, Mr. William Fenza Presser Foundation Raymond Cryder Fd, a donor advised fund of the Lehigh Valley Community Fd. Anonymous Fm. Trust. Anonymous Fund Sylvia Perkin Perpetual Trust CONDUCTOR: $ 3,000 - $4,999 Allan Organ, Inc. County of Lehigh Jewish Day School Keystone Nazareth Charitable Fd Martin Guitar Ms. Kathleen Matthews PRODIGY: $ 1,500 - $2,999 Allentown School District Fd. Mr. Robert J. Breslin Just Born, Inc. Penn State Lehigh Valley PPL Corporation Mr. Martin Spiro Mr. David Voellinger, Dr. Lona Farr Mrs. Elizabeth Warsaw VIRTUOSO: $ 500 - $ 1,499 Arbor Insurance Baum School of Art Mr. John Berseth, Ms. Carol Dorey Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Boulay

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