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We love seeing our beautiful customers wearing Lily Boutique!Use the hashtag#lovelilyboutiqueon Instagram wearing your Lily Boutique clothes and you’ll automatically be entered to win. We have had the opportunity to host fantastic guest artists this year.

Far we have had five artists work with our dance majors.

Starting January 14th Nicole Whiteside and Jason Brown of Blue Lapis Light gonna be back on campus for the third year in a row to offer a six week workshop focusing on partnering. Most recently Ashlee Langas, from You Think You Can Dance Season 3, set a Contemporary Jazz piece on our majors the first week of December. Consequently, please plan to be there! Ok, and now one of the most important parts. Now this workshop will culminate in a Lecture Demonstration on February 20th in the Field House at 7pm. Performing, they also spoke to the students and answered questions. Besides, a classical quartet whose members are Vijay Meunier, Jasmine Castellanos, Sarah Garza, and Noah Cogdell recently performed for 8th graders at Kealing and Fulmore as part of a Academy presentation to acquaint interested 8th graders with the benefits of attending the Fine Arts Academy. On p of a couple of students from the regular piano classes, a bunch of our advanced piano students, are busy preparing for UIL solo contest, that will be held Saturday, February 27 at the Hays PAC.

All the best to all in their preparation for this event!

While everything had to be unpacked and somehow fit into the portable layout and space, the day before the new semester began.

It was a hectic end of the first semester as 3 art rooms, four art teachers, and a year’s allotment of art supplies for their 600 students were moved to portables. Unpacking and rearranging still continues, nevertheless the art rooms were operational the first day of class. Art was moved out of its original rooms to make way for new science rooms. Now pay attention please. Whenever exciting gallery spaces, and a space facing Sunshine Drive for a fourth artroom to be added, when ‘bondfunded’ construction of McCallum’s new fine arts building/theatre is complete, it will contain 3 new artrooms.

And now here is a question. Can you even imagine the magnitude of this task?

The vocal ambassadors will also perform on the January Academy Open House for prospective students and their parents.

While performing Sing, Sing, Sing and Operator as part of the Academy presentation to acquaint fine arts students with the unique offerings at the Fine Arts Academy, bayliss on two recruiting visits to Fulmore and Kealing middle schools. And therefore the honor vocal ensemble, Edition, recently accompanied Ms. That’s where it starts getting very entertaining, right? You have friends with a middle schooler involved in dance, theatre, music or art, right? Generally, invite them to attend the Academy Open House for prospective students and their parents Tuesday. Suggested date and time.

Just to allay any confusion, the request for a height variance for the new McCallum theater will likely be scheduled for February 4th, a public hearing to consider amendments to the Land Development Agreement between the City and Austin Independent School District to increase the height regulations for a structure associated with a Performing Arts Center at McCallum. February 4, 2010, 00 at Austin City Hall, 301 Second Street, Austin, TX). Diana Burgess, Zac Collier, Caiti Coughlan, Philip Finkle, and Luke Stence. Therefore the outstanding musicians who will have this rare opportunity to sit in with the Symphony are. Five Academy orchestra students are selected to perform with the Austin Symphony when they give a concert at McCallum on Thursday morning, January 21st. Remember, the McCallum community is invited to Mardi Grazie -a Band fundraiser, on Saturday. Have you heard about something like this before? Silent Auction, Dinner music from jazz bands starting at 5pm, followed by the McCallum concert bands later that evening.

Go to mactheatre.com to see if tickets are still available for this weekend’s annual fashion show.

The event is supported by a couple of local boutiques and salons and produced by the Theatre at McCallum in conjunction with GENAustin.

Amazingly creative art majors enter a collection of clothing they have designed and built; and girls from across the campus are chosen as models, Mr Tatum’s technical design students build a runway. I know it’s fascinating to see the product. Come to the box office, that opens at 6pm Saturday night. While advancing to Area auditions, And so it’s very competitive to advance to All State, and a few more of our talented band students did very well, any of our fine arts classrooms to meet parent boosters, Academy students, and our fine arts faculty members. Parents boosters are needed in case you want to host prospective 8th graders and their parents at our last Academy Open House, to be held Tuesday. Our guests will arrive at 30 for a presentation in the theatre. Models. Jasmine Castellanos, Savannah Hillen, Nell Smith, Lauren Tothero, Sierra Tothero, Mercedes Perry, Juliet King, Natalie Houchins, Emma Rader, Shelby Norton, Ansley Lee, Jansten O’Connor, Ryan Fitzgibbon, Kate Van Dyke, Dahlia Drakee, Maddy Selby, Kelly Avant, Alison Shelton, Kristin Shelton, Kelly Ellis, DaQuashay Haynes, Brandi Ramos, Samantha Williams, Mollie Geier, Aria Hollingsworth. Fashion Show Student producers. However, Miroslave Ovalle and Sarah Garza; Amanda Weems; Meg Hardick and Carly Dennis; Sydney Bender, Nell Smith, Max Benitez, Amanda Aguilar, Lucy Loewen, Designers Katie Kovas, Aline Mayagoita, Faron Stout Zoe Dahmen. Seniors Rachel Barish and Taj Bruno. Chase was in NY just after classes let out for the winter holiday.

That said, this past December both Mrs.

Adamez and Ms.

Adamez attended Mia Micheal’s dance convention Pulse taking classes and attending lectures from famed choreographers like Mia Micheals, Wade Robson, and LaurieAnn Gibson, to name a few. One important part of offering a dance major at McCallum is balancing a solid foundation of dance technique with the most current trends in the profession. Her last minute choice to see Bill Jones’ new Broadway hit Fela landed her a seat front row! Chase spent time away from campus staying up to date with what actually was happening out in the real world. Notice. Seriously. Ms. Having always been a huge fan. There she ok classes at Steps on Broadway and saw four shows in 2 days! Chase was most excited about taking a ballet class from former New York Ballet’s worldrenowned dancer Gelsey Kirkland. Did you know that the new year holds the promise of exciting progress. Then, friends of the Academy Co President, Susan Moffat, is ready to share good news with all who attend next week’s FOA meeting.

Join us Tuesday night, January 19 at 30 pm.

Academy Parents, fine arts booster club representatives and officers, current and former students, and faculty are encouraged to attend.

Enter the building by the main doors and signs will direct you. Our next recital is our Pops program held in late March. Parents and friends enjoyed an evening of piano solos featuring a wide types of music, and showcasing the talents of all students in class piano. More details will follow in later newsletters. So this well attended event is the first of three public recitals presented annually by the piano department. Besides, andrew Clark participated in three recitals held on December 10th in the McCallum theater. 73 piano students of Mr, before the winter break. Usually, jeff Rudy and Mr. While hanging the exhibit, and certainly producing the art for the exhibit, our students have done a wonderful job acquiring the space for the exhibit. You should take it into account. Come see the art exhibit by the Art Society at Upper Crust Bakery on 45th and Burnet.

Bondfunded construction of a fine arts building at McCallum is planned to accommodate a theater/auditorium with a stage, overhead sets and acoustical shells in which the fly loft will need to exceed the height standards permitted within the Land Development Agreement between the City and AISD.

The Planning and Development Review Department recommends approval of the height increase.

Accordingly the current Agreement stipulates that the maximum height every were awarded the Texas Outstanding Musician Award at the state competition. Lots of Mr. Clark’s students will compete at the UIL Solo/Ensemble string competition to be held on Saturday, January Those who memorize a Class 1 solo and receive a 1st division rating at that regional compeition will advance to the state competition held at UT in late May. McCallum is taking Briefcased by Academy Dance Director, Mary Chase and It’s Like by Academy Dance Director Brazie Adamez.

McCallum was invited to perform two pieces in the 2nd Annual Austin Youth Dance Convention on January 17th.

Both pieces were previously performed in our Fall show.

So Convention should be held at the Austin American Legion Ballroom on Townlake. For instance, families are invited to attend the performance at 30pm. Fourteen dancers will attend Master Classes all afternoon and after all participate in an adjudicated concert. A well-known fact that is. Our students will thank you! Outstanding programs of the MFAA are made possible solely through the generosity of families and community partners like you. Now regarding the aforementioned fact… Send checks payable to the McCallum Fine Arts Academy. On p of that, please installation date is scheduled for Spring of 2011 as the new theatre is completed. Then, gains from your donation go directly to support the Fine Arts Academy and are tax deductible. You see, hearing about our students’ achievements every month, few will guess that the ‘district wide’ McCallum Fine Arts Academy does all this without significant funding from AISD. With that said, our students and faculty are creative in many ways -and that includes knowing how to stretch a dollar! MFAA does not receive extra teaching units, transportation for its students or facilities to support its specialized art strands similar to dance or classical guitar, unlike the district’s academic magnets. Now please pay attention. Despite these obstacles, hundreds of talented highschoolers find their way here any year from any neighborhood in Austin to pursue a fine arts curriculum that is challenging, rigorous and inspiring.

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