MTMS is happy to announce Luis Gonzales will be joining our team. Luis will soon graduate from Ohio Wesleyan University in Music Education. He has been student teaching for music in a few local schools, so it’s possible you’ll recognize him. His primary instrument is Double Bass, and he’s familiar with orchestra instruments and ensembles from elementary to high school.
Please introduce yourselves as he integrates into our team!
| If it rains, then these are the instructions on how we will run the recital. |
– If you have a student performing in the recital, please text 614-418-7110 when you arrive to check in. |
| – The recital audio will be broadcast via radio frequency at 100.1 fm to the vehicles in the parking lot. |
| – The MC will announce the current performer AND the next performer at the start of each performance. |
| – The current performer and their family/fans will be invited in via the front door. |
| – The next performer and their family/fans will wait outside the front door during the current performance. In Polaris, the next performer will wait for the current performer and family to leave before entering. |
| – Once the current performance is done, the performer and family/friends will leave via the front door (Polaris) / back door (Gahanna). |
| – Performers are invited to use the selfie station and do the activities. |
| – This will continue until all performances in a session are complete. |
| – Masks will be required of all staff and strongly recommended for audiences, but not required for performers. |
Thank you for joining us at this recital and supporting our students!! |
This weekend is the recital at MTMS! We’re so excited to see everyone – and it is important to know that weather will not cancel this event. Prepare to be outside for good weather and to hear more details if the forecast changes. It’s going to be hot.
For our excited version – we’re going to have this recital outdoors. There will be games and activities. Be prepared for the heat- it might be above 90 degrees. Beach volleyball and beach bingo will be on the list of activities. Be ready to play dolphin ring toss and horseshoes. There will be prizes and a craft, too.
If you haven’t heard from MTMS by tomorrow, please contact us about your recital time. Practice and be ready for all the fun.
Michelle Tuesday Music School welcomes new receptionist Abigail Voigt to our staff. Abigail shares our love of music, starting with piano in childhood. She’s also been involved with her church choir and youth vocal instruction.
Abigail’s experience with music and teaching elementary school makes her a perfect fit for a point of contact within MTMS. She knows how things are supposed to work and she will be ready to communicate with everyone needed to keep all of us working together well.
New Lab Attendant Jessica Dalrymple joins Michelle Tuesday Music School. We’re very excited that she will be on our team. She went to Muskingham University and has a Bachelor’s degree in Humanities and a minor in Music, primary study was music composition and saxophone.
She participated in Sigma Alpha Iota, a women’s music honorary. Performed in multiple ensembles including chamber ensembles like saxophone quartets, woodwind choirs, Concert Choir, Coshocton Community Choir, the Muskingum Wind Ensemble, and Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds, as well as I volunteer for the Cardinal Chorale. The Cardinal Chorale is a summer music workshop preparing young singers to perform vocal repertoire throughout the year.
Jessica also works as an EMT-Basic/Transport Driver for Nationwide Children’s Hospital. (Driving the Mobile Intensive Care Unit and providing supplemental health care to assist with team duties.)
Welcome, Jessica! We can’t wait to get to know you better.
