| "THEORY" | "FRENCH" | "ROMANTIC" | "TEACHING" | "SPECIAL" | ||
| SUN | MON | TUE | WED | THUR | FRI | |
| AM1 | George Loring: "Matthay beyond the Millennium" |
Donald Hageman: "Matthay from the Ground Up" |
Marie Hasse: "From Fist to Fingers" |
Elizabeth Vandevander: "Great Expectations: Matthay and the Early Advanced Student" | Donald Hageman: "Matthay and the Artist" |
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| AM2 | Stewart Gordon: "Matthay's Pedagogical Contributions in History" | Mary Pendleton: Topic TBA |
Kenneth Huber: Master Class |
Neil Rutman: "On Conquering Stage Fright" | Terry McRoberts: Bach's "Jesu" and Chaconne Revisited |
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| PM1 | Christopher Hepp: "Evelyn Swarthout and the Matthay Legacy" |
Kenneth Huber: "Beyond Debussy and Ravel—Piano Works of Jehan Alain" | Dan Franklin Smith: "Matthay and Rubato" | Aiko Onishi: Master Class |
Steve Clark: "Pianists and the Web" |
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| PM2 | Panel/Symposium, Stephen Siek and Kenneth Huber, Moderators: "Remembering Frank Mannheimer" | John Kenneth Adams: "A Poulenc Portrait" | Aiko Onishi: "Tone Production in Schumann and Brahms" |
John Williams: "The Alkan Symphonie, op. 39" |
Nancy Elton: "The Elliot Carter Sonata" |
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| AMA Board Meeting | BANQUET | AMA Annual Meeting | ||||
| 7:00 PM | Clara Wells Competition | |||||
| 7:30 PM | Richard Reber | Clara Wells Competition | Kimberly Cann | Neil Rutman | Constance Carroll† | GUEST ARTIST: Anne Koscielny‡ |
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