04.21.06__________________________
Senior Recital
Last Friday, Bryan and Stephen had their senior voice recitals. Both seniors are baritones and gave wonderful performances. Congratulations!
Stephen (with Leigh Ann Gillespie on piano)
Bryan (with Michael on piano)
Theatre and Chemistry Collaboration
There was a great collaboration last week in Bonnie Carpenter’s design elective class in the Theatre department. The class is dealing with dyeing fabric and with Paul Volpe’s help in the chemistry lab the students were learning what happens at the molecular level with dyeing different types of fabrics. They had a great time and hope to do a couple more collaborations before the end of the year. Thanks to Bonnie for the photos.
Indeah and Daniel
Students working
Maddy, Ian, Char, prospective student Stephanie and Kelsey
Paul Volpe working with the Theatre students
Lend Your Voice
On Saturday, the Krone Library and Museum hosted a free and informal public event to celebrate the art and craft of storytelling in its many forms. Thanks to Danielle and Jane for organizing the event and to Danielle for the photos.
Jazz performance
Kristina and Bri admiring the artwork
Ron Daigh and Sandii Castleberry performing in Krone Museum
International Dinner
On Sunday evening, Idyllwild Arts had its annual International Dinner. International Dinner is always a big event, with students and faculty cooking all day Sunday to prepare meals from all over the country and all over the world. The food is then shared with the rest of the Idyllwild Arts community in Rush Hall at dinner time. Thank you to Karin for organizing the event, to all the students, faculty, and volunteers who cooked and gave their kitchens and to Ed and Melissa for the photos.
Alana, Laura and Blake preparing New Orleans cuisine
 Alana
Preparing New Orleans cuisine at Ed Skoog’s house
 Taiwanese students and food
New Orleans students and food
Samples of Jung Eun’s art
 Korean students and food
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Faculty Recital
John Walz and Edie Orloff gave a wonderful recital with the help of a few of our music majors. Thank you to Vance for the photos.
Meng Na
Dima
Edie Orloff, piano, Alejandro and John Walz, cello
Boyang and John Walz, cello
Dima, Meng Na, Boyang, John Walz,
Yen Chun and Alejandro
Yen Chun
Boyang, John Walz and Yen Chun
Easter
The Theatre department is performing Easter which was written by August Strindberg. The show will be Friday & Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:00pm. All performances are in the IAF Theatre. Congratulations to everyone involved for a wonderful production. Thank you to Vance for the photos.
Dylan, Raquelle, Quinn and Kathleen
Dylan and Raquelle
Isabella and Raquelle
Quinn and Kathleen
Quinn and Rafael
Quinn and Tess
Raquelle and Rafael
NAACP ACT-SO
On April 23, 2006 six IAA students will be competing for scholarship awards in the NAACP ACT-SO Program. Jaimye, Rashaad, Joshua, Christina, Raven, and Andria will be displaying their various talents in hopes of receiving scholarship prizes towards furthering their arts education. Since 1978, the NAACP ACT-SO Program, often referred to as the Olympics of the Mind, has identified, enhanced, rewarded and showcased academic and artistic excellence among minority high school students nationwide. This year-long enrichment program identifies student’s unique talents, provides them with mentoring and coaching opportunities to perfect their talents and skills, and lastly allows them to test their skills against their peers in local and national competitions for cash awards, scholarships, equipment and prizes. The goal of ACT-SO is to provide students with the knowledge, confidence, resources and support needed to achieve their dreams and realize their potential. Thanks to Darren for the photo.
Group shot
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