Who’s Who with Annie Yu: Nancy Southworth
Annie Yu: How long have you been at New Paltz and how did you end up here? Nancy Southworth: I’ve lived in New Paltz […]
Month: April 2011
Staying True to His Strings
Several years ago, 65-year-old Rob Turner decided he would rather make $100 a day as a substitute math teacher than $6 an hour as a hall monitor. His daughter won a scholarship to travel to Washington, D.C. But Turner had trouble finding a job that would pay the airfare without a bachelor’s degree under his belt. After roaming the halls to make ends meet, he is now back in the classroom to pursue a math degree, in addition to something more – mastery of performance and composition in cello. “I figured, ‘Why don’t I take music […]
Tapestry Ensemble Weaves a Vocal Story
Tapestry, the Boston-based women’s ensemble, enchanted a full audience in the Dorsky Museum on Thursday, April 14. The quartet included Laurie Monahan, Cristi Catt, Daniela […]