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ANNUAL REPORT

Sylvia’s Notes

our board through mission and vision retreats, encourages

At the end of our 50th Season, it is humbling to have

school outreach, and works as a stage hand. I particularly

enjoyed so many arts events and associated with so many

appreciate his help on grant writing, proof reading, and

Caldwell Fine Arts 2010-11

June 2011

outstanding artists. I can enjoy this opportunity because so

making detailed action plans. Jack, my husband, is a per-

many others have donated their services and funds. Dr.

son who prefers to be in the background. He often initiates

Bedford Boston and Jack D. Hunt were recognized at the

useful ideas, arranges refreshments in perfect alignment

Mission: Accomplished

Annual Corporation Meeting on May 25 with a Support

for intermissions, keeps the street banners up to date, and

of the Arts Award. Dr. Bedford retired after 16 years as the

makes generous contributions. He has reluctantly been

Wilder Superintendent and is an enthusiastic board mem-

willing to be honored, but says “I’m there to help Fine Arts

ber who volunteers to do anything that needs doing. He

and make it easier for Sylvia.”

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Caldwell Fine Arts presents and promotes the fine arts, entertains and educates the community,

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This mission statement has been the guiding force for a tremendous 2010-2011 Season.

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Coming Events

June 17-19, Idaho Youth Games at O’Connor Fieldhouse

High quality performances in a variety of disciplines have been a hallmark.

and other locations. Call 322-5172

THE ORGAN, KING OF INSTRUMENTS!

June 27, 7:30 p.m., Caldwell Centennial Band with its co-

The American Guild of Organists Regional Convention

nnovations marked many of the programs of the

Conversation which followed. Twelve cellos of various

conductors, Jarrod Bell and Janelle Tingey, provide Summer

July 3-7 in Boise.

2010-2011 season. Jewett Auditorium doesn’t have

sizes arranged by cellist, Jill Transtrum, enhanced the

Concerts in the Caldwell Memorial Park, corner of Grant

the splendor or historic tradition of silent movie

July 5, 9:30 a.m., Jewett Auditorium College of Idaho,

ambiance of the stage. Just over ten days later, The Big

and Kimball. Bring your lawn chair. Other dates are July 11,

theatres, but the organ under the spell of Ben

DANIEL KERR, a professor at BYU Idaho, will perform on

Bang Jazz Band from Chilliwack, B.C. gave a spirited

25, and Aug. 8, 22. Free.

Model, a leading theatre organist, certainly was adapt-

the Casavant Organ. Dr. Kerr has performed with the Los

concert on October 14 enroute to the Sun Valley Jazz

June 24. 5 p.m.-7p.m., “Friday Night Express” at the

able in the opening event on September 18. The apron

Angeles Philharmonic and is a regular recitalist on the

Festival. That connection has provided some great enter-

Caldwell Train Depot, only one this year! Live entertain-

in front of the stage was uncovered revealing an orches-

organs of Temple Square in Salt Lake City.

tainment for at least 8 bands. These young players were

ment, food, and fun! Street Dance and movie will be shown

tra pit for the Boise Philharmonic musicians and direc-

as outstanding as Dr. Don Price and others had told us

July 5, 10:45 a.m., MICHAEL BONEY, organist at St.

at the Indian Creek Park at dusk.

tor Robert Franz. It was a joy to hear people laugh at the

from hearing them previously at Sun Valley.

Michael’s in Boise, explores Gospel Music in the

simple, hilarious situations of the silent movies: Dog Shy

The Jewett orchestra pit was open again on December 7

Aug. 12, 7 p.m.-11p.m. Blues on the Banks/Blues in the

Traditional Service and music written by African-American

with Charley Chase, The Scarecrow starring Buster

for Opera Idaho’s Amahl and the Night Visitors. The orches-

Park begins on Friday at the Willows 2805 Blaine St., $15

composers, including the 20th Century in Jewett.

Keaton, and Grandma’s Boy with Harold Lloyd.

tra sound reverberated but didn’t overwhelm the outstand-

single, $25 couple. Aug. 13, Saturday shows, 4 p.m.-10:30

On October 2, guitarist Brad Richter and cellist Victor

July 5, 10:45 a.m., Boone Memorial Presbyterian Church,

ing cast of singers. It is a thrilling effect to have the kings

p.m., free, but a $5 donation per person is requested for the

Uzur provided an innovative program including their

an introduction to the mechanical aspects of the organ by

and chorus singers enter from the back of the hall to music

Brad Carrow Scholarship for Caldwell Youth.

original selections. The audience enjoyed the Curtain

JOE O’DONNELL from Portland.

that is coming from the bottom of the orchestra pit.

Aug. 16-20, BUCKAROO BREAKFAST, Simplot Stadium

The Nutcracker, choreographed by Toni Pimble for the

Check the web site: for the

6:30 a.m.-9 a.m. RODEO!

Eugene Ballet, brought the traditional story of Clara and

listings of national recitalists: Jeremy Filsell (Artist-in-

2011-12 S

Sept. 17, INDIAN CREEK FESTIVAL in downtown Caldwell,

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her dream to life on December 9. Local mice, angels,

Residence at the Washington National Cathedral), Tom

family friendly!

party children, and lady bugs provided joy for their fami-

Prices from $66 to $80 for five events.

Trenney (Lincoln, Nebraska), Janette Fishell (Young

lies and the large crowd that has continued to enjoy this

Organist of the Year), Richard Elliott (principal organist at

$70 to $120 for all events. Student discount $25.

Sept. 24, TASTE OF THE HARVEST at The College of Idaho

classic of the holiday season. After 21 years, some of the

the Mormon Tabernacle), and many others.

in the Morrison Quadrangle, 1-5 p.m.

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