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NORMA SWAIN & FRIENDS
August 1, 2010
3:00 P.M
Historic Peace Church
St. John’s/Trindle Road
Camp Hill, PA
PROGRAM
Major repertoire for violin/piano,
familiar operatic tenor solos and duets
PERFORMERS
Jonathan Kaufman, tenor*
music graduate of Millersville U/2009
Alejandro Olmedo, tenor from NYC
appears in concerts worldwide/
discovered by Placido Domingo
Jambol Leuenberger, violinist*
graduate student in violin performance
Temple University
Jonathan Lefever, collaborative pianist
music graduate of Millersville U/2009
Katelyn Bouska Beyer, collaborative pianist
graduate student in piano/harpsichord
Temple University
Norma Swain, pianist*
organist & choral director/piano teacher
Executive Director/Wednesday Club
*Resident Concert Artist members of Wednesday Club
Free-will donations at the door

The Wednesday Club for the
Performing Arts, the oldest continuously operating music organization in
the United States, was organized on May 17, 1882 and incorporated
exclusively for charitable and educational purposes in 1915. In September,
2009, this unique organization will begin it 128th season of showcasing
its performing members in recitals and its 123rd season of presenting
renowned artists on a subscription series, a series presented at the Forum
Auditorium in Harrisburg since 1931. Its mission has remained intact since
1882: to promote and support the performance of classical music and to
make classical music accessible to people of all walks of life. The
Wednesday Club has been especially vigilant in promoting and supporting
young people in their musical pursuits.

- P.O. Box 3765
Harrisburg, PA 17105 717-571-5189 wednesdayclub@aol.com
Norma Swain, Executive Director Paul G. Fierro,
Board President

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