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Fort
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| For the parents and boosters of Fort
Atkinson School Orchestra
Winter 2000 |
Adam Bradshaw
Senior Adam Bradshaw started
playing the cello in the Fourth grade and continues today to play with a
great zeal.
With the aid of the Fort Atkinson Orchestra program and
private lessons, playing the cello quickly became a passion and an important
aspect of Adam's life. Aside from orchestra, he has since embellished his
performing career to include playing bass guitar, piano, acting, singing and
dancing.
He is a member of the award-winning south High Street
Singers and the prestigious Fort Atkinson High School Jazz Ensemble. On
stage, Adam has been seen in plays produced by FACT, Fort Atkinson High
School, Council for the Performing Arts, and Craftworld Productions. as
president of the high school Forensics team, Adam also competes in several
competitions in the category of Humorous Solo Acting. Next year, he will
attend UW-Madison and pursue a degree in Thaeater Generalism.
Extra-curricular activities aside, orchestra remains a very important part
of Adam's life.
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Harmony Greenhalgh
Harmony Greenhalgh is a Senior at Fort Atkinson high School. She has been
playing the violin since Fourth Grade at Purdy Elementary School and has
been Concert Mistress of the High School Orchestra since her Junior year.
Besides the violin, Harmony also enjoys playing the electric violin in the
school Pep Band and the piano, guitar and bagpipes for her own enjoyment.
In addition to music, most of harmony's free time is
taken by ice hockey. she is a member of the Wisconsin AAA team, a traveling
team based at the Pettit Center in Milwaukee. her season starts in August
with practices 2 or 3 times a week in Milwaukee and ends in April with the
National Championships. every weekend in between involves tournaments or
games in the surrounding states and as far away as Toronto, Canada and
Hartford, Connecticut.
Besides hockey, Harmony has lettered in High School
Soccer and played tennis and basketball.
At this time, Harmony is undecided about a major for
college but she knows she wants to play women's ice hockey on a college
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Calling all volunteers ...
WE NEED YOU !
Next Orchestra Boosters Meeting
Monday, March 5,
7:00 pm
Middle School Orchestra Room
Topics:
- Geranium sale
- Finalize Orchestra Dessert Concert
- New Business
We look forward to your help! |
Broken Strings?
Replace broken strings the EASY way!
If your son or daughter breaks a string
at school or while practicing, call toll-free:
Ward-Brodt Music Store 800-369-6255
White House of Music 877-795-2484
Tell them the string you need and
the size/type of instrument. If you charge it to your credit card, it will
be delivered to your child's school in a week or less.
Or, go to
either music store for fast, professional replacement!
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