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July 22 Opening Piano Recital by Ray Luck |
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July 23 - 26 Morning - Performance Master
Class 9:00AM - 12:00PM |
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Afternoon - Pedagogy Session 1:00 - 3:00PM |
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Individual Teacher Sessions 3:15 - 4:45PM |
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PEDAGOGY TOPICS (selected from the following) |
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1. Piano Technique
- a review of material from last year's lectures and topics suggested by
participants |
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2. Choosing Repertoire for the
Student |
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3. A Practical Approach to Piano Practice |
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4. Preparing Students for Music Exams |
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FEES (quoted in Guyana Dollars) |
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Master Classes & Pedagogy Sessions |
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Overseas Participants
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Entire 4-day workshop:
Adult: G$18,000 / Student (18 years
and under): G$12,000 |
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Guyanese Residents |
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To enroll, contact Elsie Croal, elsiecroal@gmail.com
or Marilyn Dewar, marid20@yahoo.com
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Exchange
currency rates vary with time. Current rates (Jan. 31,
2011) |
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G$203 |
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| T&T$ |
G$32 |
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| B'dos$ |
G$101 |
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| EC$ |
G$75 |
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REGISTRATION - See Application Form |
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Guyanese Residents: Send
registration to Elsie Croal, Piano Workshop Coordinator |
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School, 221 Charlotte Street, Bourda, Georgetown, by July 2, 2012 |
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Email: elsiecroal@gmail.com |
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| Overseas Applications:
Send registration to Ray Luck by July 2, 2012 |
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Email: rayluck@rayluck.com |
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ARRIVAL at
Cheddi Jagan International Airport |
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Participants
will arrive at
Guyana’s main airport, the Cheddi
Jagan
International
Airport. Georgetown, the capital city, is located 35 km (21 miles) from the
airport. Redcaps in the Customs area will convey baggage from Customs to
the car park area, if required, at the cost of US$1 (G$200) per piece of
luggage. Passengers are advised to use the official airport
taxicabs to travel to Georgetown at a cost of G$4,000 (US$20 approx.).
Travel to areas beyond Georgetown incur additional costs.
Departure
Tax: The airport tax when departing Guyana is G$4,000
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HOTELS
The following hotels are recommended for workshop participants |
| Eldorado
Inn - www.eldorado-inn.com |
| 295 Thomas and
Quamina Streets, Georgetown |
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592-225-3966 or 3967 |
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| Fax. 592-225-3943 |
| Contact hotel
directly for reservations and current rates |
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| Amenities
include internet, mini fridge, microwave, and Wi-Fi. The
hotel is located 5 blocks away |
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workshop venue. By taxi, G$300 approx. (US $1.50) |
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| Sleepin
International Hotel |
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| www.sleepininternational.com |
| 24 Brickdam, Georgetown |
| Tel. 592-227-3446 or 3452,
3473, 3478 |
| Contact hotel
directly for reservations and current rates |
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include complimentary breakfast, free broadband, wireless
internet, and TV. |
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Meals and Snacks:
A mid-morning snack will be provided by the workshop organizers each
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Lunch can
be ordered from a daily menu for delivery for those participants who
prefer to remain on the |
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premises.
However, there are several restaurants within walking distance of the
venue. |
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The 2012 Caribbean Piano
Workshop will be held in Georgetown, Guyana. In previous
years (2005 - 2010) the Piano Workshop was hosted by the
Saint Lucia School of Music and was attended by participants from Anguilla,
Antigua, Barbados, Canada, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Saint Lucia, Saint
Vincent, Tobago, UK, and the USA.
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DISTINGUISHED PIANIST RAY LUCK,
CCH, has performed
in concert and recital in several musical capitals of the world.
He has concertized on four continents, given master classes at
prestigious music schools, and adjudicated music festivals in the UK,
USA, Canada, Hong Kong, and the Caribbean. In London he studied at
the Royal College of Music, obtaining the ARCM with Honours teaching diploma and
B.Mus Honours degree from the University of London. In further graduate study, he was awarded First Prizes in Piano and
Chamber Music from the Paris Conservatoire and D.Mus degree with
high distinction from Indiana University at Bloomington.
During a distinguished teaching career at
Randolph College in Virginia, Dr. Luck was the Charles A. Dana professor of
music and subsequently appointed professor emeritus in
2002. Professional teaching awards include three Fulbright
Senior Fellowships to the Caribbean, Greece and Canada, and the Master
Teacher Certificate from the Music Teachers National Association
(USA). In 2010, Ray Luck was guest artist at the
International Piano Forum & Music Festival in Rhodes and the Axia
Music Festival in Naxos, Greece. Last February he was adjudicator
of the senior piano classes at the Calgary Kiwanis Music Festival in
Alberta, Canada.
In 1992 Ray Luck was appointed a Member of
the Order of Service of Guyana and awarded the Cacique's Crown of Honour
for outstanding musical achievement.
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