“An Evening of Cabaret” Benefits NMF Scholarship Fund
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Dee Dannewitz Wallace KG4VMI came to Virginia from a southeastern Nebraska farming community. She spent her early years being mentored in business, and obtained sponsorship for much traveling in education, for 4-H, and mission trips with the church & others. She received great education at LIFE Bible College and Virginia Tech, and has background in finance, accounting, sales and management. She has always enjoyed spending time outdoors and working with various community groups. After college, Dee moved to Floyd with her son, Christian, to get back to “farm living” and for a closer association with David and Gaynell and LCF Group activities.In 2007, Dee married her long-time friend, Greg Wallace, who is a native of Floyd County, Virginia. They have their home at “Oak Hill Farm” in Floyd, where they spend free time watching the wildlife and grass grow, and sharpen their artistic and culinary skills. Greg photographs many of the historical buildings and breathtaking sceneries throughout the County.
By Super Admin
Published on 04/13/2011
Mark your Calendars: The inaugural season of the National Music Festival is May 29th – June 11th, 2011. Talented Musicians – Outstanding Concerts – Free Rehearsals – Boundless Fun!
On Sunday, March 27, 2011 the National Music Festival held its first event, An Evening of Cabaret, at Natasha's Market Cafe in
The evening program was light-hearted and “zany”, according to Randall Wells, an appreciative member of the audience. There was a bit of “Floyd humor” mixed in with the music selections performed by NMF founders Richard Rosenberg & Caitlin Patton, and other local talents like Ed Cohn, Janina Dumont O’Brien and Carolyn Romano, and from
All proceeds from the cabaret evening benefited the Festival's Apprentice Scholarship Fund, which helps make it possible for all 75 apprentice musicians to attend the National Music Festival on full scholarship this year. They will join up with musical mentors during the festival to rehearse and perform at several sessions and venues throughout
David Larsen of LCF Group said “it was a wonderful time, and a great help for the Festival. We look forward to their success in their debut season.”
The more than 250 festival rehearsals are free and open to the public. See schedule at NMF website: www.NationalMusic.us, and you may purchase concert tickets and festival passes at headquarters,
Mark your Calendars:The inaugural season of the National Music Festival is May 29th – June 11th, 2011. Talented Musicians – Outstanding Concerts – Free Rehearsals – Boundless Fun!
Mark your Calendars: The inaugural season of the National Music Festival is May 29th – June 11th, 2011. Talented Musicians – Outstanding Concerts – Free Rehearsals – Boundless Fun!
The National Music Festival presents “An Evening of Cabaret” to Benefit NMF Scholarship Fund
On Sunday, March 27, 2011 the National Music Festival held its first event, An Evening of Cabaret, at Natasha's Market Cafe in Floyd , Virginia
The evening program was light-hearted and “zany”, according to Randall Wells, an appreciative member of the audience. There was a bit of “Floyd humor” mixed in with the music selections performed by NMF founders Richard Rosenberg & Caitlin Patton, and other local talents like Ed Cohn, Janina Dumont O’Brien and Carolyn Romano, and from Blacksburg
All proceeds from the cabaret evening benefited the Festival's Apprentice Scholarship Fund, which helps make it possible for all 75 apprentice musicians to attend the National Music Festival on full scholarship this year. They will join up with musical mentors during the festival to rehearse and perform at several sessions and venues throughout Floyd County
David Larsen of LCF Group said “it was a wonderful time, and a great help for the Festival. We look forward to their success in their debut season.”
The purpose of the National Music Festival, a division of OuterArts, Inc., is to bring together world-class music teachers from major orchestras, chamber ensembles and conservatory faculties and gifted pre-professional student musicians. All students receive full scholarships and housing. The two groups rehearse and perform together in orchestral, chamber, solo recital, vocal, choral and chamber opera repertoire. For two weeks, these musicians live and work together, presenting 24 concerts during that period.
