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Piano Fun Day a hit at Chestnut Center

By Hub City Times
May 2, 2015
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Area piano students took part in a Piano Fun Day at the Chestnut Center for the Arts on Saturday, April 18. (Julie Crist photo)

By Karen Warmuth

Marshfield Area Music Teachers Association

MARSHFIELD — A Piano Fun Day was enjoyed by a group of area piano students on Saturday, April 18, at the Chestnut Center for the Arts. The morning event was an opportunity for the piano students to enhance piano and music theory skills in a game-like setting.

First, the students became acquainted with each other in a circle with rhythm activities. They were then divided into teams and rotated to the game events: Rhythm Races, Music Baseball, Pitch Perfect, and Scarf Dancing. To close the morning, each team played “Bluebird on My Shoulder” in ensemble on three keyboards.

Piano Fun Day was sponsored by Marshfield Area Music Teachers Association (MAMTA) and open to students of MAMTA members. MAMTA teachers who planned and led the Piano Fun Day included Julie Crist, Gigi Plautz, and Linda Nelson-Schreiber from Marshfield and Karen Warmuth from Neillsville.

MAMTA is a local association of music teachers affiliated with the Wisconsin Music Teachers Association and Music Teachers National Association. Music teachers of any instrument or voice, whether teaching independently or in an educational institution, are eligible for membership. The mission of MAMTA is to promote the art of music, music education activities, and the appreciation of music among the people of the community.

For more information about the Marshfield Area Music Teachers Association, email Karen Warmuth at karendw@tds.net.

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