Author: Adriel

Edmonds Community College
Music Department

presents

A Music Faculty
Collage Concert

October 28th, 2007

3:00 pm

Triton Union Building

Program

Musicians

Linda Kappus tap-danced her way from the 3rd year of her life through her 4th year of college. Excellent dancing aside, she teaches voice and piano classes at Edmonds Community College. She graduated from the American Conservatory of Music with a Master’s in Music. She has taught piano and voice classes at Edmonds Community College for 9 years and will hopefully start her first year of teaching tap dancing next fall.

Debra Demiero, has a history

John Sanders has been teaching music theory and instrumental jazz at Edmonds Community College since 2003. He holds a Bachelor’s in Music Education and a Master’s in Music Composition from Central Washington University. Although John’s main instrument is piano, he loves to play rock and funk guitar, bass, and yes, even a little accordion. His experience as a professional clown no doubt helps his work as a teacher and the juggling helps in his work as music department chair!

Kirk Marcy, besides being a great cook, has taught at Edmonds Community College for 20 years. He graduated from the University of Northern Colorado with a _________ in __________ and began teaching at Edmonds Community College in 1987. He is the director of Soundsation, the Symphonic choir and Jazz choir, and he also teaches jazz history. Kirk plays the piano, his tonsils, and has experimented with the trumpet and trombone.

Sue Erikson embarked on her 19th year at Edmonds Community College this fall, teaching an online class “Music For The Listener:” and three sections of class piano. She graduated from Central Washington University with a ______ in______and went on to receive a ________ in _______ from Western Washington University. She plays the guitar, soprano recorder, and the piano.

Special Thanks:
Sue Whatsherface

Produced by

Edmonds Community College
Music Department