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Welcome Kimberly!Kimberly Young is thrilled to be joining the CMW team. She began in the arts as a classically trained dancer, and has danced professionally in New York for the last eight years, for choreographers including Yanira Castro, Tere O’Connor, Helene Lesterlin, and Heather Olson. At the same time, Kimberly served as the Assistant Director for The Peter Jay Sharp Program at The Princeton Review, a program that provided free SAT and PSAT preparatory courses to 1,500 underserved students in the NYC Metro area. In this work, she found her passion for service and her deep desire to connect with her community. Subsequently, she held critical operational positions at two experimental music and art presenters, ISSUE Project Room and Roulette Intermedium, during each organization’s transition into permanent performance spaces. Kimberly sees in CMW an opportunity to tie together the threads of her past work, and to continue doing something she loves – helping arts organizations focus on their core values and maintain their pioneering spirit as they find growing success. She is proud to become a part of CMW’s inspiring story of successfully combining fine-art practice with service to and engagement with the community. Please join me in welcoming Kimberly! -Sebastian Ruth, Founder & Artistic Director John Hope dinner and concertPortrait of a violin lessonCommunity Day photos“Inventive and appealing”The tone shifted from dark to light when the quartet launched into Congratulations to former CMW resident musician Jessie Montgomery on such a positive review of her work in a major media outlet! We're looking forward to hosting Jessie for a week-long residency in December, including public events on December 14 and 15. Continuing reading the Washington Post's review of the recent Sphinx Virtuosi concert here. Laura’s busy monthRead below for details about a couple of local events featuring live and recorded music by CMW's own Laura Cetilia. BROKEN GLASS
By Arthur Miller Directed by Peter Wright Live score by Laura Cetilia, cello Brooklyn, October 12-13; 18-20 at 7:30 THE PEOPLE TO COME THE Performances in Studio 1 at the Granoff Center, Brown University Arrive CMW cellists at PRONK
November 10: Bach marathon concertCMW's Bach marathon concert on November 10 was originally inspired by an annual Bach And since this is happening in See photos from CMW's November 2010 marathon Bach concert here. -Sakiko Mori, Bach marathon concert curator |