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Musical Drama
Seeks
Performers
Performers from age 9 - 14 are needed for a musical
dram a production. The play will combine music, dance
and theatre and will rehearse from July 25 to August 5
M onday through Friday from 1 - 4pm. The cost is $60 fo r
Portland residents and $90 for non-residents. I t will be
held at Alam eda Community School 2732 N E Fremont.
No auditions will be held, everyone who enrolls w ill be in
the performance!
Students w ill be asked to contribute ideas and mate
rials which relate to their lives. Under the guidance of
two accomplished musical theatre instructors, the stu
dents input will be woven into the performance piece
which w ill be performed on Friday, August 5,1994.
The instructors for the program are Jeff Payne — an
adjunct professor from PSI in piano and the road man-
ager/pianist for the group “ Fear No Music”. He holds a
Masters Degree in Mosic. The other instructor is Jaroi
Teran -- a singer, actress, and teacher who began and
operated a children’s musical theatre in Eugene. She will
be going to France this fall to study Theatre.
The program is made possible through M etro Per
form ing Arts, a City Arts Program o f Portland Parks and
Recreation. For more information call 823-3660.
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Spectators enjoy the soothing music from the 1993 Mt. Hood Jazz Festival.
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looks Entertainment
Linda Lehm ann of north P o rt
land know s w hat a great year it’s
going to be for the Mt. Hood Festival
o f Jazz. She’s particularly proud o f
the great line-up: fourteen fantastic
jazz acts including Dave Brubeck,
Diane Schuur, H orace Silver and the
Silver/Brass Ensem ble, Dave Koz,
Doc Severinsen, Joe Henderson and
John Tesh.
Lehm ann should be proud - she
is the person responsible for bringing
all that talent to the festival. This is
the first year a volunteer has booked
the festiv al’s entertainm ent. In the
past, the Mt. Hood Festival o f Jazz
Foundation has hired outside p ro
ducers to research availability o f art
ists, extended offers and negotiate
fees.
Lehm ann, who has served on the
Mt. Hood Festival of Jazz board since
1985, spent several years as chair of
the talent committee. The group brain
storms and investigates possible per
formers for the festival.
Lehm ann prepared for her new
role by attending the Jazz Tim es con
vention in New Y ork C ity last year.
T he convention, which attracted pro
ducers, artists, record com pany ex
ecutives and other jazz presenters,
gave Lehmann an opportunity to make
some im portant contacts. She says a
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couple o f the acts at this year’s festi
val are the direct result o f contacts
made at the convention.
An accounting m anager for Port-
la n d la w firm S u ssm a n S h a n k
W apnick C aplan & Stiles since 1982,
Lehm ann is grateful for the support of
her employer. “ So much o f w hat I do
for the jazz festival has to be done
during w orking hours. Everyone at
the Firm is very supportive,” Lehmann
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T he 13th annual Mt. Hood Festi
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outlets or by calling 503-224-4400.
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