EQUALLY DIVINE – RESIDENCY PROGRAMS

EXCERPT PROGRAM, For College and Adult Audiences

This 50 minute program is hosted by the Core Ensemble with verbal introductions to show excerpts highlighting the fluid gender relationships involved in the creation of the Mona Lisa in 1503 , its theft in 1911 and recovery in 1913. This program can be presented in lecture only form and is suitable for classes focusing on Gender Studies, Art History, Music and Theater.

MASTERCLASSES FOR ACTORS
Student performers are critiqued in a 50-90 minute workshop.

MASTERCLASSES IN CELLO, PIANO AND PERCUSSION
50-90 minute workshops for instrumental music students of all levels.

REINVENTING THE CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE
As audience demographics change and technology touches the ways in which people experience art, chamber ensembles are seeking new ways to engage audiences. Core Ensemble members discuss their vision of chamber works of the future, citing examples from their own repertoire such as Of Ebony EmbersTres Vidas and The Silken Phoenix. Discussion will center on the process of creating the new genre of chamber music theatre as well as social and cultural issues explored in each work.

THE BUSINESS OF ART
A business plan for performing artists or anyone else interested in the “nuts and bolts” of how an arts organization runs. Invaluable as a career development tool, this seminar is a must for anyone planning a profession in the performing arts or arts management. Issues such as marketing, publicity, fundraising, grant-writing, non-profit status/incorporation and board development will be discussed.