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Grant workshop for teachers!
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Arts Council for Youth - Kyrene & Tempe is sponsoring a Fine Arts Grant Writing workshop on Thursday, February 18th, 2010 from 4:30-5:30 at the Kyrene district office (8700 S. Kyrene Road, Tempe) for teachers in city of Tempe schools. Maja Aurora from the City of Tempe will be presenting the information.
If you are interested in attending this, please let Joy Fogarty know so we can plan our materials. With budget cuts everywhere, this can be a great source of funds. Tempe Union and Tempe Elementary teachers are also invited.
Joy Fogarty Fine Arts Liaison, Kyrene School District
jfogar @ kyrene.org (no spaces)
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Pre-Regionals Vocal Workshop
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Prepare for Regional Auditions at our vocal workshop, Thursday, January 14, 4 pm - 6 pm at Corona del Sol High School, in the choir room. Sign up with by email or phone to reserve your spot: info@artscouncilforyouth.org 480-223-7217. Cost is $20 at the door ($15 for Arts Council for Youth members). Students, please bring two copies of your song.
Workshop leader: Adrienne Turner Goglia, assisted by Jillanne Ulep, Mike Rogan and Tess Gray.
Adrienne Turner Goglia received her Master’s Degree in Music Theatre and Opera Performance from ASU in 2007. She has been competing and performing since she was 7 years old in Calgary, Canda and has studied at the American Institute of Musical Studies (AIMS) in Graz, Austria. She has also performed in many ASU Lyric Opera Theater productions including including A Chorus Line, Once Upon A Mattress, Anything Goes, Godspell, Die Fledermaus, Caterina’s Son, Dialogues of the Carmelites, and American Gothic. She also performed in Central Community Theatre’s productions of Side by Side by Sondheim and Nunsense! She currently works in the School of Music at ASU and teaches private voice lessons through her home studio and has begun rehearsals for Phoenix Theater’s A Light in the Piazza.
Soprano Jillanne Ulep has a bachelor’s degree with highest honors in Choral Music Education from Northern Arizona University. At NAU, she studied voice with Dr. Judith Cloud and student directed the NAU Men’s Chorale in the fall of 2006. She worked as the general music teacher at three elementary schools in the Higley Unified School District from 2007-2009. She has been teaching private voice and piano lessons for several years, recently teaching at the Arizona Music Academy in Tempe. She has worked as a vocal coach for musical productions for Kyrene Middle School and also has worked as a private vocal coach. Jillanne has been a featured soloist in the community, performing works such as Vivaldi’s Gloria and Handel’s Messiah. She has also worked as a professional singer, performing with the Dickens Carolers beginning in 1998.
Tenor Michael Rogan has a bachelor's degree in music from Northern Arizona University, where he studied voice with Judith Cloud. At NAU, he performed the roles of Don Curzio in Le nozze di Figaro, Dr. Blind in Die Fledermaus, and Harlekin in Der Kaiser von Atlantis. Since returning to the Phoenix area in 2006, Michael has been the featured tenor soloist for several community choral performances, as well as a participant in the “American Bach” series, now known as the Arizona Bach Festival. As a high school student, he was first chair tenor for Regional and All-State Honor Choirs from 1999-2001; since 2002, he has frequently served as a sight-singing judge for Regional and All-State auditions. Michael currently sings with the East Valley Mormon Choral Organization, and he enjoys composing and arranging music for choirs.
Mezzo Soprano/Alto Tess Gray received her Bachelor's Degree in Choral Music Education from Northern Arizona University, graduating Cum Laude in December 2009. While at NAU, Tess studied voice with Margaret Gunderson, was a member of the Shrine of the Ages Choir and top Vocal Jazz Ensemble for three years, served as NAU ACDA Carolers Coordinator for the 2008 holiday season, and student conducted NAU's University Singers in the spring of 2009. She recently completed her student teaching in Choral Music at Marcos de Niza High School in Tempe, AZ and Shepherd Jr. High School in Mesa, AZ in the fall of 2009. While in high school, Tess was a four-year participant of the Arizona Central Region and Arizona All-State Choirs from 2002-2005. She currently works as a private vocal coach for high-school students.
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Arts Council for Youth mission
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Promoting visual arts and performing arts for all students
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Providing opportunities and financial support in arts disciplines for students in Tempe Union, Kyrene and Tempe Elementary public schools
Arts Council for Youth is a non-profit organization formed in February 2007, designated by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) public charity. All donations to Arts Council for Youth are tax-deductible and used to support Arts Programs, Students, and Educators in Tempe Union, Kyrene and Tempe Elementary public schools.
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News
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Arts Jam April 10, 2010! New location for Arts Jam on Saturday, April 10, 2010: The courtyard and amphitheater of Corona del Sol High School, 1001 E. Knox Road, Tempe, 85284. Come outdoors and enjoy the day with performing groups from Elementary Schools to High Schools, jewelry for sale by students, fabric crafts, free art activities for kids sponsored by City of Tempe, Kyrene Foundation and other groups. Coming soon: Booth space application form. Please email if you are interested in renting booth space.
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PayPal donation link active!Donate to Arts Council for Youth today!
Help us support arts in our schools.
We appreciate your donation. Click on the Donate button to securely make a tax-deductible donation using PayPal.
A $10 donation for family membership for the 2009-2010 school year includes benefits of discounts at local stores, discounts on workshops, priority notices for tickets and "Now playing" bulletins. We will mail you a membership card and benefit details. Please include your email address in the note space provided by PayPal.
If you wish your donation to give credit to a fine arts teacher in a Kyrene or Tempe school, please list their name in the note space provided by PayPal. We will send you verification so you know the credit was directed to the teacher's program of your choice.
A $100 donation includes all the above benefits of membership, plus listing in programs and website link.
Other amounts may be donated, such as to the Damon Russell Fawcett Memorial Music Scholarship Fund. Please include a note in the space provided by PayPal if you wish your donation to go to the scholarship fund. 
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Grants InformationThanks to Jennifer Spray Doering for compiling this list of grants. Jennie is a grant writer on our board. Teachers or staff in Kyrene or Tempe schools may contact Jennie for more information on grants and with any questions: info@artscouncilforyouth.org
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Fine Arts Teacher Reception We hosted over 50 Fine Arts Teachers at our first annual Fine Arts Teacher Reception on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 in the Kyrene District Office boardroom. They enjoyed door prizes, chair massages courtesy of Healing Arts Day Spa, food, entertainment and time to network with each other. Many thanks to the following donors for this event: The Kyrene Foundation (Target gift cards), Custom Language Training (post-it notes, flowers and travel dictionaries), Tempe Schools Credit Union (Cheesecake Factory gift card), The Tempe Union High School Education Foundation (chocolate covered strawberries), Framin' Works, Changing Hands Bookstore, Hoodlums Music, Healing Arts Day Spa, Bella Skin Care and the following families for donations including brownies, turkey rollups and cash for beverages and fruit and veggie trays: Anbar, Clowes, Doering, Epstein, Heywood, Iole, Keeney, Patten, Sanchez, Schroder, Stevenson, Zyriek.
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Facebook - Arts Council for Youth group Parents, Teachers, TUHSD alumni: join us on Facebook (groups: Arts Council for Youth) for more photos of Arts Council for Youth events and meeting news.
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Arizona Commission on the Arts - supports Arts Council for Youth In a letter from The Arizona Commission on the Arts . . . The Arizona Commission on the Arts is proud to support the efforts of the Arts Council for Youth. The formation of the Arts Council for Youth will offer the students of your community significant opportunities to receive a quality arts education.
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