1. Last chance to register for Japanese Temari Workshop
   (Kathy Hewitt)
2. GIULIANIAD on Thursday in Tacoma!
   (Salish Sea Early Music Festival)

- a balanced, peaceful, meditative awareness through the use of
creativity and logic (using both sides of the brain)
- joy in creating something special and unique
- a sense of connection through temari's symbolic representation

Help. Remove me On May 27, 2013 12:01 PM, <tacomaart-request@cityoftacoma.org> wrote: > Send TacomaArt mailing list submissions to > tacomaart@cityoftacoma.org > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > http://smtp001.tacoma.lcl/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tacomaart > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > tacomaart-request@cityoftacoma.org > > You can reach the person managing the list at > tacomaart-owner@cityoftacoma.org > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of TacomaArt digest..." > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Last chance to register for Japanese Temari Workshop > (Kathy Hewitt) > 2. GIULIANIAD on Thursday in Tacoma! > (Salish Sea Early Music Festival) > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Kathy Hewitt <kathy@kathleenhewitt.com> > To: Tacoma Art Listserv <TacomaArt@cityoftacoma.org> > Cc: > Date: Sun, 26 May 2013 12:41:28 -0700 > Subject: [TacomaArt] Last chance to register for Japanese Temari Workshop > Space is still available for the 2-day, 10 hr workshop planned next > Saturday and Sunday, June 1-2 at the Asia Pacific Cultural Center in > Tacoma. If you and/or a friend has an interest in Japanese culture, folk > art, history, etc. and have the time, please contact me asap to register: > kathy@kathleenhewitt.com > 253-229-3100 > > Cost of the workshop is $100 - broken down, that's $10/hour and includes > the benefit of a small class size. This class also contains detailed > illustrated handouts about each stitch taught and instructions for the > temari design, "Life is a Circus." All supplies and materials are included > with an additional $15 (plus tax) fee. You need only bring yourself and a > bagged lunch and drink. > > Some of you may have seen me demonstrating Japanese temari at a local area > event. If so, you know this art is not as difficult as it appears. The > mystery is in the technique. The study of Japanese temari offers many > benefits. Some of my favorites are: > > - a balanced, peaceful, meditative awareness through the use of > creativity and logic (using both sides of the brain) > - joy in creating something special and unique > - a sense of connection through temari's symbolic representation > > Right now I have 4 eager students returning for their 2nd class on the 2nd > day of this workshop. They have already learned what will be taught on the > 1st day. If you couldn't make it to the "Wrapped Bands" class taught last > month at the Asia Pacific Cultural Center, this workshop will cover it and > more on day 1. Day 2 will consist of learning to stitch open shapes and > spindles. Techniques of layering, overlapping and interlocking will also be > studied. I purposely designed the temari for this class with the intent of > including as many elements as can be covered in a 2 day period. > > > I am an organized instructor. In 2008, I was certified "Shihan" > (Master/Teacher) by the Japan Temari Association located in Tokyo, Japan. > I've been a student of temari for over 14 years. With a passion to share > this dying art with others, I enthusiastically offer this workshop. I hope > you will be able to join me and the others next weekend. > > Wishing you peace on this Memorial Day weekend, > > Kathy Hewitt > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Salish Sea Early Music Festival <salishseafestival@aol.com> > To: TacomaArt@cityoftacoma.org > Cc: > Date: Sun, 26 May 2013 21:01:05 -0700 > Subject: [TacomaArt] GIULIANIAD on Thursday in Tacoma! > **Tacoma • 2013 > Salish Sea > Early Music Festival > JOHN SCHNEIDERMAN *early 19th-century guitar* > JEFFREY COHAN *8-keyed flute (1820, London)* > > ~ GIULIANIAD ~ > Music from Beethoven's Time by Mauro Giuliani > Thursday, May 30 at Trinity Lutheran Church at 7:00 PM ~ > ** *** ** * > [image: John Schneiderman][image: Mauro Giuliani][image: 8-keyed flute] > John Schneiderman & Mauro Giuliani > This Thursday, May 30 at 7:00 PM • please forward > *Trinity Lutheran Church* > 12115 Park Avenue South in Parkland (Tacoma) · (253) 537-0201 > The suggested donation is $15 or $20, and youth 18 and under are free. > University students suggested donation $5. > www.salishseafestival.org (performances also in Seattle and on Vashon > Island) > > Mauro Giuliani, a phenomenal guitar virtuoso, composed the "cream" of > the flute and guitar duo repertoire, seldom to be heard on the sweeter, > more intimate and expressively nuanced instruments with which he and his > friends Beethoven, Rossini and Hummel were familiar. The *Giulianiad* was > a journal for guitarists published in London a few years after Giuliani's > death. > > *LISTEN:* > ~ on the 8-keyed flute by George Rudall, London, 1820 ~ > Louis Drouet's variations on God Save the Queen, with guitarist Oleg > Timofeyev <http://www.jeffreycohan.com/LFDrouet.mp3> > Joseph Kennedy's variations on Auld Lang Syne<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvUYp4hreDk> > > ~ hear John Schneiderman (baroque lute) and Jeffrey Cohan (baroque > flute) with cellist William Skeen ~ > Adam Falckenhagen's Larghetto from the Concerto in A Major<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfiYWcmZ-0Y> > Adam Falckenhagen's Largo from the Concerto in G Minor<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGwIuYL-E9g> > > The program wil include the* Gran Duetto Concertante Opus 52* and *Opus > 85* (the famous one in A Major), the *Grand Potpourri Op53* and *Opus 126*, > the *Handel Variations Op. 107* for solo guitar and selections from *Originael > Maersche der Verbuendeten Maechte* and *Zwolf Laendler samt Coda*, all > written between 1814 and 1823. Please join us on Thursday! Reception > follows. Many thanks to Trinity Lutheran Church. > > — *JOHN SCHNEIDERMAN *—*One of the lights on early music’s international > circuit* —*San Francisco Chronicle* • *Extraordinary virtuosity …**dazzling > breadth of movement and emotion* —*ArtsHub Sydney* • *Dexterous > brilliance … a winning mix of flamboyance and subtlety* —*The Australian * > *• web page: *John Schneiderman <http://www.johnschneiderman.com><http://www.johnschneiderman.com> > — *JEFFREY COHAN* —*An expressive spontaneity and communicative > intensity that kept a listener consistently absorbed … can play many > superstar flutists one might name under the table* —*The New York Times*• > *Virtuoso flutist ... astonishing time and time again* —*Der Bund, Bern, > Switzerland* • *The Flute Master* (headline) —*The Boston Globe **• web > page:* Jeffrey Cohan <http://www.jeffreycohan.com> *<http://www.jeffreycohan.com/> > * > + + + > > //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > To UNSUBSCRIBE from the TacomaArt listserv, send an email to > Tacomaart-request@cityoftacoma.org and put the word 'unsubscribe' in the > subject line. > > To POST to the TacomaArt listserv, send e-mails to > TacomaArt@cityoftacoma.org > > For all other administrative questions, please email > TacomaArt-owner@cityoftacoma.org > > Stay informed about the Tacoma Arts Commission's latest programs and > opportunities for artists at > http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tacoma-WA/Tacoma-Arts-Commission/113867961968368 > //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// >