P.O. Box 4290
Estes Park, CO  80517
Phone:  970-586-9519
info@EstesParkMusicFestival.org

April 27, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel Music Room

Margaret Patterson, piano

Sponsored by:

Greater Allenspark Community Alliance

The Estes Park Music Festival is pleased to present the extraordinary piano of Margaret Patterson as the finale to the Winter Series at the Stanley Hotel.

Margaret Patterson is a frequent presenter at the Stanley Hotel, in Colorado and in the Eastern United States. Before moving to Allenspark, she actively performed in the DC/Bethesda Maryland area and in other east coast cities. She has a varied career as a soloist accompanist, chamber musician and teacher. Patterson’s diverse music background includes training at the National Music Camp at Interlochen, undergraduate studies in piano performance at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore and the College of Notre Dame. She also served as one of the pianists with the New England Philharmonic and the Longy Chamber Orchestra.

In 2004, Patterson was a prize winner in the Simone Belsky Piano Competition for pianists over the age of 30 committed to re-establishing a performing career. Margaret has been performing and teaching for over twenty years and is an adjunct faculty at Rocky Ridge Music Centre. . She is currently pursuing a graduate degree in piano performance at the University of Colorado-Boulder and studies with David Korevaar. Margie and her husband Glenn also perform as Ragrats, a piano-string bass duo performing Ragtime music.

Please join the Music Festival for this special end of the season program featuring the Schubert Sonata in B-flat Major, D.960 and Ravel Miroirs.

Mark your Calendars! The Sounds of Summer with spectacular music by the Colorado Music Festival will begin on Monday, June 30. All three indoor concerts this summer will be held in the historic, and acoustically-ideal Concert Hall at the Stanley Hotel. The traditional free outdoor Patriotic/Pop Concert will be July 7th at Performance Park in down town Estes. Indoor concerts begin at 7:30 PM. Patriotic concert begins at 7:00 PM.

For further information and details on the summer concert series, contact the Estes Park Music Festival business office at 970-586-9519 or visit our up to date web page: estesparkmusicfestival.org.
 

April 20, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel MacGregor Room

Peggy Lyon Duo: Piano and Cello

Sponsored by:

Ken and Marsha Hobert, Hobert Ltd.

Please join us as we welcome back the accomplished Peggy Lyon duo with Peggy Lyon on piano and James Todd on cello.

Peggy Lyon is a concert pianist whose playing has been described as "radiating beauty and an inner intensity of feeling which is simply overwhelming". She has performed solo recitals in Austria, Peru, and major cities in the western United States. Peggy also has given world premieres of works by David Baker, Eugene Kurz and Istvan Hornyak. Lyon has also performed concertos with orchestras in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, in Pullman, Washington, and in Denver, Golden, and Evergreen, Colorado. Peggy Lyon has recorded nine solo CD’s.

Peggy studied piano and voice at the Oberlin College Conservatory of Music and at the Mozarteum in Salzburg. She has a Masters in piano performance from Washington State University and a Masters in voice performance from the University of Denver.

Lyon’s award-winning specialty is giving concerts with commentary about the music and the composers. Her talks are informative and humorous, and they are unique for including outrageous pronouncements of critics.

James Todd serves as principal cellist with the Arapahoe Philharmonic in Denver. Todd performs with many area music ensembles and productions, and has appeared as guest solo artist with the Arapahoe Philharmonic, the Denver Symphony, the Aurora Symphony and the Metropolitan State Symphony.

Jim has performed in concert with many touring shows as a professional free-lance musician and is in demand as a studio musician, having performed on numerous artists’ albums. He maintains an active schedule as a teacher, and has served as guest clinician/instructor at numerous music education conferences. Todd has recorded a solo CD of his own compositions.

The Duo will perform J. S. Bach’s Sonata for cello and piano in G major, Sergei Rachmaninov’s Sonata for cello and piano and Astor Piazzolla’s “Le Grand Tango”. All great pieces for a wonderful afternoon of well known classics.

This concert is sponsored by Ken & Marsha Hobert, Hobert Ltd.

The Winter Season Finale on April 27th will feature Margaret Patterson on piano, sponsored by Greater Allenspark Community Alliance.
 

April 6, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel MacGregor Room

Spring Recital with violin students of Barbara Barber

Sponsored by:

Madison & Marty Casey

The violin students of Barbara Barber from Estes Park and Boulder will perform a variety of solo
and ensemble pieces . They will be assisted by pianist Yuan-Jen Cheng. The program will include the
music of Bach, Beethoven, de Beriot, Fowler, Gabriel-Marie, Lalo, Joanne Martin, Michael McLean,
Mozart, Schumann, Seitz and Shinichi Suzuki. The students from Estes Park are Ted Dumont,
Sophia Holdorf and Douglas Klink. From Boulder are students Annie Lister, Forrest McKinney,
Allison Rickel, Hope Valentine and Lily Valentine. Several parents of the students will also join
the group for ensemble pieces at the conclusion of the concert.

March 30, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel MacGregor Room

Dr. Gloria Chang & Dr. So Young Lee, pianists
Solo and Four Hands Piano

Sponsored by:

Bob & Judy Taphorn

Piano At Its Best! An Extraordinary Afternoon with Gloria Chuang and guest pianist So Young Lee.

The Estes Park Music Festival is honored to welcome for their first appearance with the Stanley Winter Series, Gloria Chuang and guest pianist So Young Lee.

Dr.Gloria Chuang is a third generation performer/teacher of piano in her family. At age 11, she won the National Young Keyboard Artist Competition of Taiwan. Her success led to her United States debut, soloing with the San Francisco Youth Symphony. Gloria performs extensively as a soloist and collaborative pianist throughout the country. Her solo and collaborative venues have included Bruno Walter’s Auditorium, Alice Tully Hall, Weil Recital Hall at Carnegie, University campuses and other venues in the United States and Asia. As an ambassador of International Relations through music, Dr. Chuang performed, lectured, and administered master classes to the students in Tamkang, Fu-Shin Fine Arts School, the Institute of the Arts of Taiwan and the National Taiwan Normal University in Taipei. Her solo program, East Meets West, the Confluence of Two Worlds has received special recognitions at the National Keyboard Pedagogue and MTNA conventions.

Gloria Chuang holds a Bachelors of Music and a Masters of Music Arts from the Juilliard School in New York City. She then received her Doctor of Musical Arts in Piano Performance from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor in 1993, where she was a recipient of the Regents Scholarship. Chuang is assistant professor of piano at Winona State University in Winona, Minnesota,where she teaches piano and assists in collaborative recitals. Her third solo CD will be released in September of 2008.

Dr. So Young Lee, pianist, received her Doctorate in Musical Arts in Piano Performance from the University of California, Santa Barbara. So Young was recently appointed Music Director of Rocky Ridge Music Center in Estes Park, CO. She will continue to serve as Artistic Director of Notes at 9,000: Emerging Artist Series at Winter Park. Lee is involved with a number of innovative chamber music and dance projects including a Bach2Brazil chamber ballet in collaboration with choreographer Viki Psihoyos, a newly commissioned chamber opera by composer/librettist Daniel Felsenfeld titled The Bloody Chamber based on the fairytale of the Bluebeard’s Castle, and a multi-disc recording project of Schumann’s piano works with pianist Sergio Gallo. She has held director positions at Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory Adult Education/Preparatory Department, Millikin University Preparatory Division and the Boulder Arts Academy/Boulder Ballet. So Young served on the music faculty at Millikin, State University of New York, Fredonia and most recently, served as visiting Piano Pedagogy faculty at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Dr. Lee attended the University of Birmingham and the Birmingham School of Music in England, the University of Southern California and the University of California at Santa Barbara on a full music fellowship. So Young is equally at home as a performing artist, teacher, and arts producer.

Sunday afternoon’s program will feature Schuman, Ravel, Camille Saint-Saëns, and Ginastera.

Chuang and Lee will join together four hands, one piano, for Ravel’s Ma mere l’Oye (Mother Goose Suite) and Le Carnaval Des Animaux (Carnival of the Animals).

April 6 will feature Barbara Barber violin students, sponsored by Madison and Marty Casey. There will be no concert on April 13.

March 16, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel MacGregor Room

Loretta Thompson and the Heritage Band
Celtic Music

Sponsored by:

The UPS Store

Meet Loretta Thompson and Her Celtic Music!

Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, on Sunday, March 16, the Music Festival will welcome back the Consummate Entertainers, Loretta Thompson and the Heritage Band. Loretta is a high-spirited musician and singer whose versatile performances captivate audiences everywhere. Whether fiddling or singing, Loretta is quite at home entertaining a crowd. She uses a variety of instruments such as violin, guitar, whistles, and more to complement the music styles. The warm quality and essence of Loretta’s radiant voice easily connects an Irish, Scottish, or American song with the homeland roots. She possesses that unique ability to speak directly to the heart, delighting listeners of all ages. Loretta’s music and entertainment are unsurpassed and distinctively genuine.

Loretta joins other first-class professional musicians to become Loretta Thompson and the Heritage Band, a powerful entertainment package that cannot be beat! Thompson, lead vocalist and fiddler, is joined by excellent multi-faceted musicians on guitar, bass, and drums. All have broad music backgrounds in many styles. Blending vocal and instrumental harmonies, together this top show band creates one of the most exciting Celtic and Variety sounds heard anywhere.

Join us for a celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, with unforgettable melodies and toe-tapping jigs and reels. Loretta and her band will move your spirit to dance as you are sweep away on a fascinating journey to the old country.

There will be no Easter concert on March 23. Gloria Chuang and So Young Lee will perform Four Hands Piano on March 30. Join Gloria and So Young for an extraordinary afternoon of classical four hands piano. Concert sponsored by bob and Judy Taphorn

 

February 24, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel

Dr. Andrew Cooperstock, Piano

Ravel and Copland

Sponsored by:

TK Smith & Connie Holden

Heralded as a “technically impeccable and musically profound” pianist, Andrew Cooperstock performs widely as soloist and chamber musician and has appeared throughout five continents and in most of the fifty states. Winner of the National Federation of Music Clubs Artist Competition and the New Orleans International Piano Competition, he has performed at New York’s Alice Tully, Merkin, and Weill concert halls, and at the United Nations, as well as at the Chautauqua and Round Top international music festivals, the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, and in such global centers as Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, New Orleans, Minneapolis, Baltimore, London, Hamburg, Nice, the Hague, Riga, Canberra, Lima, Kiev, Beijing, Seoul, Sapporo, and Vladivostok.

Sought after as a chamber musician, Cooperstock has performed with the Takács Quartet, the Ying Quartet, the Colorado Chamber Players, and is a founding member of Trio Contraste, which specializes in commissioning and performing contemporary music for piano, violin, and clarinet. With violinist William Terwilliger, as the award-winning Opus Two, he has recorded the complete works for piano and violin by Copland and performed them worldwide. With cellist Andres Diaz, Opus Two has also recorded chamber music by Lowell Liebermann (Albany Records) and Paul Schoenfield (Azica Records). A graduate of the Juilliard School and the Cincinnati and Peabody Conservatories, he studied with Abbey Simon, David Bar-Illan, and Walter Hautzig, as well as with collaborative pianist Samuel Sanders. Dr. Andrew Cooperstock chairs the keyboard department at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Please join us as we welcome back one of our favorites, Andrew Cooperstock. Dr. Cooperstock will perform Ravel’s Miroirs (1905) and Sonatine (1905). After a brief pause, Aaron Copland’s Night Thoughts (Homage to Ives) (1972 and El Salón Mexico (1939/1941 will complete the afternoons program.

On March 2nd, due a program change, the Music Festival is pleased to welcome a new artist to the series. Acclaimed Celtic guitarist Jerry Barlow will perform his expressive arrangements of lively jigs, spirited reels and haunting beautiful airs. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Month with Celtic music to soothe the soul, warm the heart and lift the spirit.

This concert is sponsored by TK Smith and Connie Holden.

March 2, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel

Jerry Barlow, Celtic Guitar

Celtic Music

Sponsored by:

Bessie Chittwood

Acclaimed Celtic guitarist Jerry Barlow will perform for the Estes Park Winter Concert Series at the Stanley Hotel, Sunday, March 2nd at 2:00 P.M. Barlow’s expressive arrangements of lively jigs, spirited reels and hauntingly beautiful airs have been described as music to soothe the soul, warm the heart, and lift the spirit.

Jerry Barlow is a warm accessible performer and storyteller. His unique and skillfully delivered repertoire incorporates favorite traditional pieces and his own compositions. For centuries, Celtic melodies have been played primarily on the harp, flute, pennywhistle, and fiddle. More recently, innovative guitarists have developed methods of playing this enchanting music utilizing alternate tunings combined with fingerstyle techniques. In concert, Jerry brings traditional Celtic tunes alive by sharing the history, humor, and legends behind the music. “Jerry Barlow's performances reveal a performer who is skilled, funny and riveting. Out of the many musicians performing today, the vast majority are skilled in either performing on their instrument or in entertaining an audience. It's very rare and extremely enjoyable to see a musician at the very top of his craft in both areas,” says Scott Beach, Entertainment Director of Colorado Celtic Entertainment.

The Indie Acoustic Project, an international award that celebrates the best in innovative, independent acoustic music, has selected the title song from Jerry’s newest CD, BRING DOWN THE STORM, as “one of the best songs of 2006.” Songs from his first CD, KEEPSAKE, have been played on National Public Radio and were included in a PBS documentary Song of Our Children. Jerry was featured in Fingerstyle Guitar magazine. He has performed for the University of Denver’s Lamont School of Music in the Gates Auditorium. Other performances include Swallow Hill Music Association in Denver, the Performing Arts Festival at the Denver Center for Performing Arts, and the Main Stage at the Cherry Creek Arts Festival in Denver. CD’s Keepsake and Bring Down the Store are available at all performances.

Please join us in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day month as we welcome Jerry Barlow’s first appearance with the Music Festival Series at the Stanley Hotel.

March 9 concert features Helen Nebeker, the international award winning child piano prodigy. Although only 9 years old, Helen Nebeker is a dedicated musician who is highly motivated, dependable, serious, conscientious, preserving, sensitive and “fun!” Due to her incredible achievements, she has received a personal invitation to perform a “solo” concert in Moscow, Russia at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music in the future.

The previously scheduled group Espirit will be in the series next season.

This concert is sponsored by Bessie Chittwood.

March 9, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel MacGregor Room

Helen Nebeker, Child Piano Prodigy
Classical Piano

Sponsored by:

Bob & Joyce Hamblin

9-year-old International Award Winning Child Prodigy performs at the Stanley Hotel.

Helen Nebeker, age 9, has studied piano with Julia Amada Kruger since the age of 4 and has achieved incredible national and international recognition awards - including First Place International Win in the Bradshaw/Buono International Piano Competition in New York, which resulted in her performance at Carnegie Hall in May 2006. Helen recently was honored to perform with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Too numerous to list, Helen’s many awards since she began competing only a few years ago at the age of five have included First Place wins at:

The International Chopin Competition (Houston) receiving the honor of being the youngest (at then age 4) in the competition.

The International Duo Competition (Colorado) receiving multiple First PIace International Awards.

The United States Open International Music Competition (California). Since competing in this competition (2004-2007), Helen has been awarded 10 First Place Wins and received the honor of being named one of twenty First Place Winners to perform on the “Gold Medal Winners Concert” in Oakland, CA. In the past two months (2008), Helen has won nine International Firsts.

Although only 9 years old, Helen Nebeker is a dedicated musician who is highly motivated, dependable, serious, conscientious, persevering, sensitive and fun! Due to her outstanding achievements, she has received a personal invitation to perform a “solo” concert in Moscow at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music in the near future.

Helen’s program will feature Bach, Schubert, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Chopin, Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Lecuona.

Please join us as we welcome the extraordinary talent of Prodigy Helen Nebeker. Meet Helen and her teacher Julia Amada Kruger after the concert.

Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, on Sunday, March 16, the Music Festival will welcome back Loretta Thompson’s Celtic Ensemble. Playing fiddle, guitar, whistles and more, Loretta magically entertains her audiences with instrumental and vocal repertoires in traditional Celtic music, American Historic and Old Time Country, Turn-of-the-century Nostalgia, as well as Classical and popular styles. With unforgettable melodies and toe-tapping jigs and reels, she will move your spirit to dance! Be it Scottish, Irish, American, or other, her stirring renditions will sweep you away on a fascinating journey to the old country.

Loretta Thompson concert sponsored by the Estes Park UPS Store.

February 17, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel Music Room

Barbara Barber, Violin
and
David Korevaar, Piano

Sonatas for violin and piano by Schubert, Richard Willis and Franck

Sponsored by:
Judy Nystrom and Diane Roehl,
The Home Team, Colorado Realty GMAC

The program will feature sonatas for violin and piano by Schubert, Richard Willis and Franck.

Estes Park violinist and violist Barbara Barber is internationally known as a recording artist, pedagogue, publisher, consultant, adjudicator, editor and author.  She has taught and concertized at conferences, institutes and workshops in nearly every state in the U.S., and in Canada, Mexico, El Salvador, Brazil, Peru, Australia, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Italy, Ireland, Finland, Sweden and Bermuda.  She has appeared as soloist with orchestras in the United States, Mexico and Brazil.  She received her B.M. and M.M. degrees in violin performance at Texas Tech University and has taught violin, violin pedagogy and directed Preparatory Programs at Texas Tech University and Texas Christian University.  Active in the American String Teachers Association and the Suzuki Association of the Americas, Barbara Barber has been recognized for her many articles, presentations and roles on advisory and editorial boards.  She was chair of the Violin Committee for revision of the 2003 ASTA String Syllabus and is a Registered Violin Teacher Trainer and past board member of the SAA.  Her 26 books and CDs—Solos For Young Violinists, Solos For Young Violists, Scales For Advanced Violinists, Scales for Advanced Violists, Twinkle Variations Festival Arrangement and Fingerboard Geography—are published by her company, Preludio Music Inc., and distributed exclusively by Alfred Publishing Company.  More than 250,000 of her books and recordings have been sold worldwide.  She has also released a CD with Brian Lewis and Michael McLean entitled Care To Tango? (Oak Cliff Publishing) and has performed with the Fort Worth Symphony, Dallas Chamber Orchestra, Boulder Philharmonic, Sinfonia of Colorado and Longmont Symphony.  Ms. Barber currently teaches in Estes Park and Boulder.

Barbara Barber has more than 30 years of teaching experience working with students of all ages and has traveled extensively during recent years, performing solo and chamber music concerts, conducting violin and viola pedagogy courses for teachers and teaching students at workshops and institutes.  She has made nine trips to Brazil where she has conducted sixteen courses for more than 200 teachers, worked with countless students and performed many recitals.  Recent lecture-recitals and clinics have taken her to the Suzuki Association of the Americas Conference in Minneapolis, the University of Texas at Austin, the Texas Music Educators Association Convention in San Antonio, the University of Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, the American String Teachers Association Conferences in Columbus, Dallas and Reno (where she was an invited Masterclass Clinician along with Barry Green, Donald McInnes, Midori, Eleonore Schoenfeld, Irene Sharp and Jeffrey Solow), the Florida Music Educators Association Convention in Tampa, the Montana Music Educators Association in Bozeman, the Longy School of Music in Boston, the Community Music School in Philadelphia, the Music Institute of Chicago and New Jersey University. 

Pianist David Korevaar has given New York recitals in Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, Town Hall, Merkin Concert Hall, and the New School.  He has been heard in recital across the country, from Yale and Harvard, the Kennedy Center, Library of Congress and the Phillips Collection, to Chicago, Cincinnati, Houston, Dallas and San Diego.  He has been heard as soloist with orchestras throughout the United Sates, from Arkansas and Iowa to New York and California.  A founding member of the Prometheus Piano Quartet, he has performed as guest artist with the Manhattan, Lark, Colorado, Chester and Shanghai quartets, and toured the U.S. as a founding member of the Young Concert Artists award-winning group Hexagon, concertizing as well in Australia, Asia, Europe and Central America.  David Korevaar's compositions have earned him high regard, as has his sympathetic handling of the compositions of his peers.  He has participated in the commissioning and premiering of a number of new works, as well as the performance and recording of works by American composers.  His concert performances are frequently broadcast on NPR's “Performance Today.”  He has made solo recordings on the Helicon, Ivory Classics and Musicians Showcase labels.  Honors and awards include top prizes in the University of Maryland William Kapell International Piano Competition and from the Peabody-Mason Music Foundation, and a special prize for his performance of French music from the Robert Casadesus Competition.  In May 2000, he received the Richard French award from the Juilliard School, honoring his Doctoral Document on Ravel's Miroirs.

David Korevaar began his piano studies at age six in San Diego with Sherman Storr, and at age 13 became a student of the great American virtuoso, Earl Wild.  By age 20 he had earned his B.M. and M.M. from the Juilliard School, where he continued his studies with Earl Wild and studied composition with David Diamond.  He has also coached with Paul Doguereau.  He received his D.M.A. from the Juilliard School after studying with Abbey Simon.  In August 2000, he commenced his appointment as assistant Professor of Piano at the University of Colorado, Boulder, after previously serving on the faculties of the Westport School of Music and the University of Bridgeport.  He makes his home in Boulder with his wife Elizabeth, daughter Alice, and son Willem.

February 10, 2008
2:00-3:15 PM
Stanley Hotel Music Room

Margaret Patterson, Piano
Betsy Skinner, Soprano
(Voice/Piano Recital "Art Songs and Arias"

Sponsored by:
The Greater Allenspark Community Alliance

Elizabeth (Betsy) Skinner and Margaret (Margie) Patterson join together to collaborate on a voice-piano recital at the historic Stanley Hotel, February 10 at 2:00 PM as part of the Estes Park Music Festival Winter Series. The program “Art Songs and Arias” will include works by Schubert, Brahms, Puccini and Catalani. Among the pieces are Schubert’s famous “Die Forelle” ,also known as “The Trout” which inspired Schubert’s later arranged for string quartet. Schubert’s early masterpiece “Gretchen am Spinnrade” and Brahms incredibly powerful “’Von ewiger Liebe” will also be offered. In contrast, Puccini arias from La Boheme and La Rondine will transport the audience into the world of Italian Grand opera. Finally, Catalani’s lushly beautiful aria “Ebben…ne andro lontano” from La Wally is best known from the French cult film “Diva” but was also used in the films “Philadelphia” and “Crimson Tide”.

Betsy Skinner just concluded a very busy fall of performances in Estes Park where she was named musical director for Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma” with the Fine Arts Guild of the Rockies. She was also a soprano soloist in the December performance of Handel’s “Messiah” with the Estes Park Oratorio Society and just wrapped up directing and singing the lead role of “The Mother in Menotti’s “Amahl and the Night Visitors ” also with the Fine Arts Guild. Betsy holds both Masters and Doctoral degrees from the Eastman School of Music and has had a long career as a performer in opera, oratorio, song recital and Broadway musical theatre. She is also a published author of books on singing performance and a frequent presenter at national and international music conference. Before moving to Colorado and Allenspark, she was a full-time college professor specializing in voice performance pedagogy and music education. She and her husband, Lee, reside in Allenspark where she maintains a private voce studio and assists her husband in their hand-man business, Allenspark Associates.

Margie Patterson is a frequent presenter at the Stanley Hotel, in Colorado and in the Eastern United States. Before moving to Allenspark, she actively performed in the DC/Bethesda Maryland area and in other east coast cities. She has a varied career as a soloist accompanist, chamber musician and teacher. In 2004, Patterson was a prize winner in the Simone Belsky Piano Competition for pianists over the age of 30 committed to re-establishing a performing career. She is currently pursuing a graduate degree in piano performance at the University of Colorado-Boulder. Margie and her husband Glenn also perform as Ragrats, a piano-string bass duo performing Ragtime music.

The Pattersons will host a reception for Allenspark residents and friends at their home following the concert. For more information call 303-747-2089 or 303-747-1013.

This concert is sponsored by The Greater Allenspark Community Alliance.

February 17 concert features Barbara Barber, violin and David Korevaar, piano.

 

 

January 27, 2008 2:00-3:15 PM Stanley Hotel Music Room Voice of the Wood with guest appearance by Peggy Lyon Cello Quartet/Vocal and Piano Sponsored by: Chrysalis at the Stanley

Voice of the Wood (formerly Evergreen Cello Quartet) has selected an entertaining and versatile program for their second appearance with the Music Festival. The cello quartet with the piano and voice of Peggy Lyon promises a special musical event. Peggy Lyon on piano will open the concert with the Prelude from Voice of the Wood by Russell Peck. Lyon continues her versatile talent with soprano selections of the Cabaret Songs of Benjamin Britten. A mixture of Bach, Unger and Basil Poledouris’s Lonesome Dove will add to the exquisite sounds of this talented group. Marilyn Hof is a cellist with the Evergreen Chamber Orchestra. She played for more than 5 seasons with the Fort Collins Symphony and enjoyed brief stints with orchestras in Long, Loveland and the Denver metro area. Hof studied music at the University of New Mexico and received bachelors and masters degrees from the forestry college at Colorado State University. Recently retired after 30 years with the National Park Service, she is enjoying renewed focus on chamber music and having time to practice. Michael Marecak is a cellist with the Jefferson Symphony Orchestra and principal cellist with the Evergeen Chamber Orchestra. He is the oldest son of noted regional artists Edward and Donna Marecak. Michael is retired from the University of Colorado at Denver. Marecak is also a past member of Community Arts Symphony, Arapahoe Chamber Orchestra, Denver Chamber Orchestra, and the Metropolitan State College Symphony Orchestra. Shirley Marecak is a cellist with the Jefferson Symphony Orchestra and the Evergreen Chamber Orchestra. She is retired from the University of Colorado at Denver. Shirley is a past member of the Pueblo Symphony Orchestra, Arapahoe Chamber Orchestra, Denver Chamber Orchestra, and the Metropolitan State College Orchestra. Stephen Weidner is a cellist with the Evergreen Chamber Orchestra. He is Director of Strings at Colorado School of Mines and a substitute for local area orchestras. Weidner is also the cellist for the Mesa String Trio and Quartet and teaches privately at his studios in Golden and Aurora. Peggy Lyon has been a favorite of the Winter Series for several years. Peggy is a concert pianist who has performed in Austria, Peru and other major cities in the Western United States. Lyon has recorded nine solo CD’s. Please join us as we welcome back the Voice of the Wood with a special guest appearance by Peggy Lyon. This concert is sponsored by Chrysalis at the Stanley. There will be no concert on Super Bowl Sunday, February 3rd. The ¾ Trio will be re scheduled next season. Margaret Patterson and Betsy Skinner will perform piano and opera vocal on February 10, 2008. The duo of Patterson and Skinner is sponsor by the Greater Allenspark Community Alliance.

January 20, 2008 2:00-3:15 PM Stanley Hotel MacGregor Ballroom New Wizard Oil Combination Men's Chorale www.wizardoil.org Vocal Jazz Sponsored by: Gregg Coffman, Attorney

Time spent with Colorado’s New Wizard Oil Combination is full of nostalgia, humor, good music and cheerful attitude. The 12 man A Cappella group has a word for their kind of music. It’s called “Vocal Jazz”- the kind of singing that adapts instrumental sounds and techniques to pop and ageless standards. Informally called “The Wizards”, these guys sing with skill and abandon and revel in getting their audiences to tune in to a very happy style of singing, yet one that embraces the best of choral and jazz music traditions. The members, professionals in education, business and the sciences, come from a variety of backgrounds and universities. They trace their singing to a Yale ensemble of similar bent called the “Whiffenpoofs”. The men who started the group in 1972 included former “Whiffs”. Taking their name New Wizard Oil Combination from the 19th century “combinations” of singers and snake-oil sellers, this Colorado Vocal Jazz Society men’s group is comprised of Yale and the University of Colorado alum who didn’t get enough in school!. Suffice to say to say, the Wizards approach “middle age” with a couple of original members, alumni of a number of colleges, an age range of approximately 40 years, a constantly changing repertoire, and an enthusiasm for life and music which defies description. What more could you ask of musical entertainment than music sung with skill and abandon from the New Wizard Oil Combination. Join us for a change of pace and listen to some of your favorites from the Beetles, Spinners, the Four Freshman, Ellington, Hoagie Carmichael, Irving Berlin, Ellington and the Lounge Lizards. The Wizards constantly evolve their musical material, intent on reflecting the best in a new and prospering age of unaccompanied vocal jazz. The “Wizards” have provided entertainment programs for over thirty years and are affiliated with the Colorado Vocal Jazz Society. Check their web site at www.wizardoil.org. This concert is sponsored by Gregg Coffman, Attorney. The Stanley Hotel extends a 15% discount toward lunch or dinner in the Cascade Room to all Music Festival attendees on the day of the concert. The next concert will feature Voice of the Wood (celli) on January 27, 2008 sponsored by Chrysalis Boutique at the Stanley.

	January 6, 2008 2:00-3:15 PM Stanley Music Room A Lyric Ensemble Kimberlee Hanto- Cello Fran Piazza- Flute Dennis Burns-guitar Sponsored by: Ed & Marge Getchell
A Lyric Ensemble has established a reputation for excellence throughout the Rocky Mountain region. Founded by Kimberlee Hanot in 1987, their unusual and appealing variety of instruments and repertoire has proven very popular. The ensemble received an Honorable Mention in the Coleman, Evian and Fischoff Competitions and has received numerous grant awards for excellence. They have performed many concerts throughout the years in Colorado and Wyoming in addition to public and private functions. Kimberlee Hanton- cellist, is a native Boulderite, received her Bachelor of Music from the Cleveland Institute of Music and her Master of Music from the University of Colorado. Ms. Hanto was principal cellist of the Casper, WY Symphony from 1987-1990. She taught strings and orchestra in Boulder at the Shining Mountain Waldorf School and has performed with the Colorado Music Festival, Colorado Ballet Orchestra and the Denver Centre for the Performing Arts since 1990. She currently coaches student chamber ensembles and is founder and artist director for the Colorado Cello Choir in addition to managing and performing the Lyric Ensemble. Fran Piazza-flute, received the Bachelor of Music degree in flute performance from the Boston Conservatory of Music. She has performed with virtually every major professional organization in the area, including the Colorado Symphony, Central City Opera, and the Colorado Music Festival. Fran is currently a staff member of the Arapahoe High School Band and teaches 50 private students weekly. Piazza is a former faculty member of both Metro State College and the Denver School of the Arts. In 1994, she was awarded the “Excellence in Teaching” award from the Denver School of the Arts. Fran has performed with the Lyric Ensemble since 1990. Dennis Burns-guitar received his Bachelor of Music as the first Guitar Performance Major from the University of Color in 1983. As a soloist, Dennis ha been featured on public radio and television. He is the founder of Bolder Sounds, a sound design company. Dennis played in the Denver Guitar Duo for five year and has performed with the Lyric Ensemble since 1987. Dennis will be performing a selection he composed for solo guitar from his CD “A Rose on the Lake” which will be available for sale after the concert. The group will be performing works from J.S. Bach, Villa Lobos, Tartini and Ibert. The concert will feature solos and duos by the members, as well as trios. By popular demand, the Estes Park Music Festival is pleased to present this repeat performance by the Lyric Ensemble. Please join us on January 6, 2008 to celebrate the New Year with this extraordinary program. This concert is sponsored by Ed and Marg Getchell. The next concert on January 13, 2008 will feature the International Duo Pianos of Julia Kruger, Vice President of the American College of Musicians and the famous Russian pianist, Victor Bunin.
	January 13, 2008 2:00-3:15 PM MacGregor Ballroom Julia Amada Kruger and Victor Bunin (duo pianists) Sponsored by: Edward Jones Investments
Kruger/Bunin International Duo Pianists in Concert at the Stanley Hotel MacGregor Ball Room will present a versatile program for Two Pianos and One Piano 4 Hands. Variations on a Theme by Paganini (Two Pianos) by Witold Lutoslawski, Four Selections from Sketches by Valery Gavrillin, Two Selections from Aaron Copeland’s Rodeo and the Rachmaninoff Suite # Op. 17 for two pianos are included in the outstanding repertoire for the afternoon. Although Professor Victor Bunin and Julia Amada Kruger have judged many international piano competitions together in the past seven years, their union as a duo team began in 2002 and already they are in constant demand both in Russia, America and Europe. They have performed extensively across the United States and in June of 2005 were invited by the United Nations in Kosovo to present a “Week of Music” for the entire country and region. For the first time since the war ended over 10 years ago, the Bunin/Kruger team were welcomed as musical ambassadors to the war devastated country. As a result of their successful week, they were invited by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Albania to be the Guest Artists performing for the European Cultural Summit in Tirana, Albania. While in Tirana, the Kruger/Bunin team performed for 18 Foreign Ministers, 1000 European political delegates and over 130 European journalists. The Bunin/Kruger team continues to receive multiple international performance invitations. They were the Performing Guests Artists at the renowned Instituto Musicale Nicola Vaccaj in Tolentino, Italy. In April of 2006 the Duo performed in Carnegie Hall and have been invited to teach at the National University in Buenos Aires in the near future. Under the baton of the renowned conductor, Leonid Shulman Bunin/Kruger performed Mozart’s two-piano concerto in E-flat, K365 with the State Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia in Kislovodsk, Russia. Besides performing and judging together, Kruger and Bunin have been asked by Russian musicians to organize a yearly “Russian/American” Piano competition. The first competition will be held in Moscow and will then alternate locations with the second held in the United States. In addition, the duo team has received an invitation to record a series of CD’s devoted to Russian duo/duet repertoire. Professor Victor Bunin lives in Moscow, Russia. Julia Amada Kruger lives in Austin, TX. Please join us as we honor the extraordinary Duo Pianists, Victor Bunin and Julia Amada Kruger. This concert is sponsored by Edward Jones Investments.
	December 16, 2007 2:00-3:15 PM Stanley Music Room Dr. Christine Armstrong (pianist) Gifts of Music, Classical, Christmas and Audience Choice Sponsored by: Sykes Design
A beautiful program of classical and Christmas music by pianist Dr. Christine Armstrong will end the year with familiar selections including Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven, Chopin’s Nocturne in C Sharp Minor and Franz Liszt’s , Weihnachtsbaum (Christmas Tree Suite). An Old Christmas Carol, In dulci jubilo and Adeste Fideles are among the holiday songs in this week’s repertoire. To end her special “Gift of Music” program, Dr. Armstrong will play “audience choices .” Dr. Armstrong is a professional musician and has been affiliated for many years with the Stanley Hotel. She has entertained guests and celebrities as a soloist, accompanist, duetist, chamber music artist, as well as a free lance musician. Her diplomas include the following list of impressive accomplishments: Fellow and Licentiate of the Trinity college of London; associate of the Royal Conservatory of Toronto, Ontario,Canada; Associate of the University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. As a qualified music educator, Dr. Christine has contributed expertise and leadership positions with the following prestigious organizations : American College of Musicians, Music Teachers National Association, National Federation of Music Clubs, Suzuki Association of the Americas and the Suzuki Association of Colorado. Her intense schedule includes local, national and international judging tours; performing, lecturing, writing articles and reviews for Piano Guild Notes; and teaching/coaching students of all ages. Please join us Sunday, December 16 at 2:00 PM in the Stanley Music Room for keyboard holiday music of Christine Armstrong . Dr. Armstrong’s concert is sponsored Sykes Design. There will be no concert on December 23, 2007. Join us for the New Year on January 6, 2008 with the Lyric Ensemble (flute, guitar,cello) sponsored by Marge and Ed Getchell.

December 9, 2007 2:00-3:15 PM Stanley Hotel Concert Hall Note-ables International 6 Piece Instrumental Band, Christmas and World Music Sponsored by: Dayle & Will Spencer

The Note-ables International is returning to the Estes Park Music Festival with an afternoon of World and Christmas Music. This instrumental group offers the unique sound of mandolins, bandurria/laud, guitar, bass and percussion in a wide array of musical numbers. From the Hungarian Dance No. 7 to the Tijuana Taxi, the group will delight the audience with a variety of upbeat music including Christmas songs to set the stage for holiday joy. Most audiences are familiar with the guitar, bass and mandolin. Little less known to the general public is the bandurria, a 12-or 14-string plectrum instrument, played like a mandolin, but has 6 courses tuned in 4ths.The laud is an octive lower than the bandurria. Although Spanish in origin, the bandurria and laud are regarded as native instruments in the Philippines, where some of the Note-ables members are from, originally. The Note-ables International has been in existence for nine years and has been delighting a variety of audiences at various international events. Note-able members performing will be Janet Culig-Taylor (bandurria/laud, Art Huges (bass), Mitch Pahang (guitar, Josefinea “Pepita” Tuason (mandolin), Alice Yoder (mandolin) and William Vanghan on percussion. The upcoming program will include some light classics, Latin tunes, American favorites, Holiday selections, and Philippine traditional music. Bring your friends and family and join us for this unique and upbeat concert. Please welcome the Note-ables and their World Music. This concert will be in the Stanley Concert Hall. This concert is sponsored by Dayle and Will Spencer. The next concert will be on December 16, 2007 at 2:00 PM in the Stanley Hotel main building. Enjoy a beautiful holiday afternoon of familiar classics and Christmas music by concert pianist Dr. Christine Armstrong.

 

December 2, 2007 2:00-3:15 PM Stanley Hotel main building Off-Trail String Trio Jean Denney, violin David Swiss, viola Joseph Miller, violoncello Sponsored by: Rob Teigen, Estes Park Chiropractic, LLC

The Off-Train String Trio is a group of classical musicians who like to have fun. Violinist Jean Denney, Violist, Dave Swiss, and cellist Joe Miller make up the trio which plays mostly classical repertoire, although they also program some music not traditionally heard on strings. The Trio strives to bring the music of violin, viola and cello to life in everyday Northern Colorado. They believe “classical” music is for everyone to hear, enjoy and play. Estes Park resident Jean Denney holds a bachelor’s degree in Music Education and a master’s degree in Violin Performance. She has performed with the Cheyenne Symphony, Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis, Colorado Music Festival Orchestra, Greeley Chorale, Larimer Chorale Canyon Concert Ballet, Colorado Dance Theatre, Opera Ft. Collins, West Nebraska Masterworks Chorale, and various other groups and touring artist. Jean also directed public school orchestras in Colorado, Texas and Indiana, and maintained a private violin studio since 1984. Denney is currently a violinist in the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra and Ft. Collins symphony Orchestra as well as the Off-Trail String Trio. She began pioneering a string program in the Estes Park Public Schools in 2006 and serves as a chamber music coach for the Youth Orchestra of the Rockies. Jean served on the Educators Advisory Committee of the Indianapolis Symphony, is past Executive Director of the String Quartet Program of Northern Colorado, and recently accepted the position of Office Manager at Rocky Ridge Music Center in Estes. David Swiss holds a Master of Music Degree from the University of Northern Colorado in Viola Performance and Music History. He has done extensive further study at the University of Oregon in Musicology and Ethnomusicology. David has performed in the New Mexico Symphony, Chamber Orchestra of Albuquerque, Eugene Symphony, Oregon Mozart Players, Front Range Chamber Players, Yaquina Chamber Orchestra and many other groups. Swiss played the Medieval fiddle in the University of Oregon Collegium Musicum and violin in the U. of E. Eastern European Ensemble. He currently plays viola in the Greeley Philharmonic, Fort Collins Symphony and Off-Trail String Trio and plays in the mandola in Mandomonium, a Fort Collins based mandolin orchestra. Alaska-born Joseph Miller is a doctoral student in cello performance at the University of Northern Colorado. He holds a B.A. in cello performance from Montana State University-Bozeman and M. M. in cello performance from UNC. In 2001, he was the featured soloist with the MSU chamber orchestra. In the spring of 2007, Mr. Miller was a featured soloist with the UNC Juventus Choral Ensemble in Bogotá, Columbia. He also performed with the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra, Bozeman Symphony, Intermountain Opera Company, and Fort Collins Symphony. Currently, he is principal cellist of UNC’s university and chamber orchestras, a member of the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, cellist of the Off-Trail String Trio, Vice President of UNC’s chapter of the American String Teachers Association, and maintains a small studio of private cello students. Miller won the 2007 UNC concerto competition. The Trio will offer a “classical Christmas gift” in their performance on Sunday of Arcangelo Corelli’s Christmas Concerto. Other program selections include Haydn Divertimento, Beethoven Trio in c minor, Opus 9, No.3 and Appalachian Fugue and Breakdown.

November 25, 2007 2:00-3:15 PM Peggy Lyon Duo Featuring Peggy Lyon, piano and Gregory Dufford, clarinet Sponsored by State Farm Insurance

The Peggy Lyon Duo has been a favorite of the Sunday Series for several years. Peggy Lyon is a concert pianist whose playing is described as “radiating beauty and an inner intensity of feeling which is simply overwhelming”. She has performed solo recitals in Austria, Peru, and other major cities in the western United States, and has given world premieres of works by David Baker, Eugene Kurz and Istvan Hornyak. She has also performed concerts with orchestras in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, in Pullman, Washington and Denver, Golden, and Evergreen, Colorado. Lyon has recorded nine solo CD’s. Peggy’s award-winning specialty is giving concerts with commentary about the music and composers. Her talks are informative and humorous and are unique for including outrageous pronouncements of critics. Lyon studied piano and voice at the Oberlin College Conservatory of Music and at the Mozarteum in Salzburg. She has a Masters in piano performance from Washington State University and a Masters in voice performance from the University of Denver. As clarinetist/bass clarinetist for the San Francisco Opera Orchestra from 1980 to 1998, Gregory Dufford performed with many of the world finest opera singers. His performing experience went well beyond the opera stage to include 13 years as Principal Clarinetist of the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players. During that period, the group produced seven CD’s on various labels, and premiered works by Elliott Carter, John Cage, John Harbison and others. Gregory also performed with and was a founding member of several other chamber music ensembles in the San Francisco area, such as the Anchor Chamber Players, the Stanford Woodwind Quintet and the Beaumont Ensemble. He also held teaching positions at Stanford and San Francisco State Universities. Since moving to Evergreen, Colorado, he dedicates his time to woodwind instruction and chamber music coaching, and is the clarinet instructor at Metropolitan State College in Denver. The Duo will play works by Gabriel Faure´, Karl Stamitz, John Williams, Rachmaninov and Paquits d’Rivera. Please join us to welcome back Peggy Lyon and Gregory Dufford. The Peggy Lyon Duo is sponsored by State Farm Insurance. The Off Trail String Trio featuring Jean Denney, violin, David Swiss, viola and Joseph Miller, violoncello will perform on December 2nd with a program of classical, folk and Christmas music.

NOVEMBER 18, 2007 - 2:00 PM Hsing-ay Hsu This concert is sponsored by Chrysalis at the Stanley Hotel

The Estes Park Music Festival is honored to welcome International pianist Hsing-ay Hsu (“Sing- I Shoo”) for her first appearance with the Festival. Since making her debut at age 4, pianist Hsing-ay has performed at such notable venues as Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall (a sold-out recital) and abroad in Asia and Europe.

Recent concerto performances include a five-city tour of China and the Barber Concerto with Peter Bay and the Austin Symphony Orchestra. She made her Houston Symphony Orchestra debut as first prizewinner of the 2003 Ima Hogg National Competition. Other concerto collaborations include the Baltimore, Pacific, China National, Shanghai, Xiamen, Florida West Coast, New Jersey and Waterbury orchestras. Television and radio broadcasts include Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion Live from Tanglewood with a standing ovation from the live audience of over 10,000 and a broadcast audience of 3.9 million.

Especially interested in new music, Hsu has given numerous world premieres, including performances at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, Denmark and Taiwan and other countries around the world. Hsing-ay was also the 2000 winner of the prestigious Juilliard William Petschek Recital Award. Upon entering her freshman year at Juillard, she won the 1996 William Kapell International Piano Competition second prize and was named a US Presidential Scholar of the Arts by President Clinton at the White House.

Born in Beijing, Hsu began piano lessons with her parents, later studied with Fei-Ping Hsu, Herbert Stessin at Juilliard and Claude Frank at Yale. She is a recipient of fellowships from the Tanglewood Music Center, Ravinia’s Steans Institute , the Aldeburg Britten-Pears Programme and the Aspen Music Festival. She is currently the Artistic Administrator and Instructor of the Pendulum New Music Series at the University of Colorado in Boulder, where she resides with her husband, composer Daniel Kellogg.

Please join Hsing-ay Hsu for an extraordinary afternoon of classical piano. Meet Hsing-ay after the concert. Her program includes remarks about the composer Eztra Laderaman and the Colorado Premier of his composition , Piano Sonata No 3.

This concert is being sponsored by Chrysalis at the Stanley Hotel.

If you would like to sponsor a concert for the Winter Series, please call Tamara at 970-586-3418 or email tamara@estesparkvacational.com.

Returning favorite Peggy Lyon on clarinet will be featured on November 25, 2007.

 

 

NOVEMBER 11, 2007 - 2:00 PM
The Cantabile Singers
A Capella Chorus

This concert is sponsored by Julie Phares and Linden/Bartels and Noe Insurance Agency

The Estes Park Music Festival welcomes back the Cantabile Singers for their eighth appearance with the Festival. The Cantabile Singers is one of the premier choral ensembles in Boulder County dedicated to performing a wide range of music from classical to jazz, gospel and folk. The all-volunteer members represent a wide variety of ages, backgrounds, and musical experience and include professionally trained musicians as well as enthusiastic amateurs.

Robert Farr has been the group’s Music Director and conductor since 1992. He is responsible for the group’s musical quality and is an integral part of its success. Robert received his Bachelor of Music degree in organ and church music from Stetson University and received a Master of Sacred Music degree from Union Theological Seminary in New York City. He has served as organist-choirmaster in churches in Florida, New Jersey, Michigan, and Boulder.

Striving to bring their appreciation and love of music to the audience, the program will include Irish love songs and works by Faure, Poulenc, Brahms, and Rutter.

Please join us for this extraordinary group and welcome back the Cantabile Singers.

This concert is sponsored by Julie Phares and Linden/Bartels and Noe Insurance Agency.

The next concert on Sunday, November 18th at 2:00 PM will feature Chinese pianist Hsing-Ay Hsu in her first appearance with the Music Festival Stanley Winter Series.

If you would like to sponsor a concert for the Winter Series, please call Tamara at 970-586-3418 or email tamara@estesparkvacational.com.
 

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NOVEMBER 4, 2007 - 2:00 PM
Colorado Classical Guitar Collaboration

Program: Classical 8 Guitar Ensemble

The Estes Park Music Festival opens the Winter Series at the Stanley Hotel with an exciting new group, the Colorado Classical Guitar Collaboration. The Collaboration is a group of eight guitarists who enjoy performing guitar ensemble together. Founded in 2004 by Masakazu Ito, critically acclaimed International guitarist, all the members performing are Ito’s students and have joined the troop after strenuous auditions.

Masakazu Ito recognized as one of today’s top guitarists, has multiple awards and publications to his credit and is acclaimed by musicians, composers, conductors, and critics for his mastery of the instrument and its repertoire. As a teacher, he currently holds a position at the University of Denver’s Lamont School of Music, where he received his master’s degree under the guidance of Ricardo Iznaola.

The Guitar Collaboration under the coaching of Masakazu Ito, will perform ‘Duo in D Majo’r by Ferdinando Carulli, ‘ Partie Polonaise’ by G. Ph. Telemann, ‘Jongo’ by Paulo Bellinati, ‘Estampas’ for Four Guitars by F. Moreno Torroba among others. Three duos, one trio, one quartet, and one octet make up the afternoon’s spectacular program.

Please join the Estes Park Music Festival for the opening concert of the Winter Series at the Stanley Hotel and welcome the first appearance of the Colorado Classical Guitar Collaboration.

This concert is sponsored by the Boulder Valley Credit Union.

If you would like to sponsor a concert this Winter, please call Tamara at 970-586-3418 or email tamara@estesparkvacational.com.

The Cantabile Singers will perform in the Stanley Concert Hall on November 11, 2007.

For further information, contact our business office at 970-586-9519.