maryland hall 2013 winter/spring class catalog

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winter / spring

2013

2 Winter/Spring 2013 ■ Register Online at marylandhall.org

O n S c r e e n / I n P e r S O n I n d e P e n d e n t F I l m S e r I e S

“Cafeteria Man” Directed by Richard Chisholm

Tuesday, February 19, 2013 | 7 pm

“Abel Raises Cain” Directed by Jenny Abel

Tuesday, March 12, 2013 | 7 pm

“What We Need Is The Impossible” Directed by Sam Green

Tuesday, April 23, 2013 | 7 pm

S h O w c a S e a r t I S t S e r I e S

Jayme StoneWednesday, January 9, 2013 | 7:30 pm

Aaron WeinsteinWednesday, February 6, 2013 | 7:30 pm

The Farewell DriftersWednesday, March 13, 2013 | 7:30 pm

“Music in Art” – Joe DickeyWednesday, April 17, 2013 | 7:30 pm

PekINg ACRobATSThursday, February 7, 2013 | 7 pm

FooTWoRkS Percussive Dance: “Steps & Stripes”

Friday, March 8, 2013 | 8 pm

U p c o m i n g p e r f o r m a n c e s

*For the On Screen/In Person Independent Film Series and Showcase Artist Series, tickets include free popcorn and one complimentary glass of wine per paid ticket starting half an hour before the show or

film begins. There will be a Q&A discussion following every film with the film’s director.

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U p c o m i n g e v e n t s

The Art of Wine: Wine Tasting

Fundraiser to support Maryland HallMay 3, 2012 | 7-9 pm

All That ArtArt Auction Fundraiser

March 22, 2013 | 6 – 9 pm

ArtFestFree Open House for all ages!March 24, 2013 | noon – 3 pm

April 12 - June 2, 2013

Anima Mundi: World SoulSculpture by Claire McArdle

In the GallerIeS...

Coming this Winter... NEW Membership Program!Increased benefits and more flexibility! Watch your mail and email for details.

In House: Annual Artists-in-ResidenceChaney Gallery

At The Surface: Paintings by Annapolis artist Channing Houston

Martino Gallery

January 11 - February 24, 2013


Catalog production by Raya Koren, West River Publishing. This catalog is made possible by general operating grants from the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency funded by the State of Maryland and the National Endowment for the Arts, the Cultural Arts Foundation of Anne Arundel County, the City of Annapolis, and by members of Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts.

ArtStart & KindermusikFlynn, CorinnaNicklason, BettinaProgram Directors

Children & Teen Art Olney-Wall, AndreaDrawing, PaintingSoreff, DebraClay, DrawingTullier, AndreeDrawing, Painting

Drawing, Painting and Sculpture for AdultsBoynton, LeeOil, WatercolorCasali, RickDrawing, Sculpture, OilCosgrove, KenDrawing, OilDixon, LauraCollage, DrawingEbersberger, JohnDrawing, OilFarcot, KimPortfolio Development

Harden, PattiPapermakingHines, ChrissieBookmakingLee, JinSculptureOlney-Wall, AndreaDrawing, Acrylic, Pastel

Pressman, LisaEncausticRoth Anderson, BonnieOil, PastelScherini, DesireePastel

Tullier, AndreeDrawing, OilWalsh, ErikaWatercolor

Ceramics Awalt, LornaCeramicsMastroti Kunkel, Renata CeramicsMcClure, JohnCeramicsSoreff, DebraCeramics

Jewelry, Metals and GlassBirnes, CarleenJewelry, PMCBrehl, MichaelMetalsJones, KimMetalsLee, Gayla GlassRoman, AliciaMetals

WoodturningDickey, JoeEngstrom, Chuck

PhotographyBond, RichardTraditional PhotographyDement, DonDigital

Drama & Musical TheatreAnnapolis Shakespeare Company Theater

Compass Rose Studio Theater Theater Smith, Priscilla Musical Theatre

Music Sansone, MaggieHammered Dulcimer, Guitar

DanceBallet Theater of MarylandBalletGibb, JuliaHawai’ian DanceMauck, CherylJazzNolte, CarmenModern Belly DancingOwen, BarbaraAdult Ballet 40/60Maple Academy of Irish DanceIrish DancePeelish, LisaAdult Ballet 40/60Razzetti, EileenAcademy Ballet School of AnnapolisSavannah, SheilaAdult Ballet 40/60Slater, MaryTapWord, CynthiaModern

Meditative MovementHarris-Ternovan, JoanTai ChiSosnowsky, GerryYoga

About Maryland HallMaryland Hall for the Creative Arts reaches nearly 100,000 people in our community each year through hands-on arts classes, a wide range of performances, visual arts programs and community events and activities. Your support of Maryland Hall—by taking a class, attending a performance, making a donation or joining as a member—ensures the arts will thrive in our community.

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Winter Spring CalendarMaryland Hall will be closed on the following days:

Monday January 21, 2013 ■ Martin Luther King, Jr.Monday February 18, 2013 ■ President’s Day

Thursday March 28, 2013 through Monday April 1, 2013 ■ Easter/Spring BreakMonday May, 27, 2013 ■ Memorial Day

Cover Art: Jin Lee, Iron Presse VII

THE WINTER / SPRING CATALOG

how to contact us801 Chase Street,Annapolis, Md 21401■ 410-263-5544■ Toll Free 866-438-3808■ Fax 410-263-5114■ www.marylandhall.org

Children and TeensArtstart and Kindermusik 7

Art and Ceramics for Teens 12

Drama for Children and Teens 15

Maple Academy of Irish Dance 17

Children’s Movement, Tap and Jazz 17

Ballet Theatre of Maryland 20

Academy Ballet School 25

AdultsDrawing and Painting for Adults 29

Ceramics, Sculpture and Woodturning for Adults 34

Glass and Jewelry for Adults 36

Bookmaking and Photography for Adults 39

Ballet, Modern, Tap, and Jazz Dance for Adults 41

Ballet 40/60 42

Pilates for Adults 42

Yoga and Tai Chi for Adults 43

Ethnic Dance for Adults 43

Co-ops 45

Peabody Institute & The Writer’s CenterPeabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University 6

The Writer’s Center 6


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At its Annapolis campus, housed at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, the Peabody Preparatory offers guitar, voice, Suzuki piano for young children and early childhood classes. Individual instruction is also available in flute, guitar, harp, voice, and piano for children and adults of all levels of experience and ability.

Registration opens December 1.

For your copy of the Preparatory catalog, call 410-234-4630 or visit www.peabody.jhu.edu/prep

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The Writer's Center in Bethesda, MD now offers workshops in Annapolis.

To register for TWC Annapolis workshops, visit www.writer.org or call 301-654-8664

Artstart One: JustArtProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. JustArt is a multi-arts experience where families can participate with their children in the Artstart experience just doing art. Have fun exploring a variety of materials while going through the process of creating exciting projects with your child. A non-refundable materials fee of $25 for art supplies is included in the tuition. Class is with caregiver. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes.

Instructors: Artstart Program Members: $115Ages: 18mos-3yrs Non Members: $140

#W13200100 01/30 – 03/20 Wed 9:30-10:15am

#W13200101 03/27 – 05/15 Wed 9:30-10:15am

Artstart OneProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Artstart One is a multi-arts experience combining Kindermusik and multi-media visual arts. Art projects are based on themes within the Kindermusik class which joyfully explores things that go like trains, boats, planes and our bodies through singing, dancing and the use of instruments. There will be a short break midway through the class for a parent provided snack. A non-refundable materials fee of $80 including art supplies, and Kindermusik packet with book, instrument and CD’s is included in the tuition. The music component of the Artstart One class is Kindermusik’s Our Time cirricula. Class is with caregiver.

Instructors: Artstart Program Members: $380Ages: 18m-3 with Caregiver Non Members: $405

#W13200201 01/29 – 05/07 Tue 9:30-11:15am

#W13200202 01/31 – 05/16 Thu 9:30-11:15am

Artstart Merry Go Round: Music All AroundProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Artstart Merry-Go-Round offers an early learning curricula in a broad setting, providing a gentle and encouraging independent class for children on their own.

Students explore creative responses to the preschool world through involvement in multi-arts activities. Working with Kindermusik, art, dramatic play and creative movement contributes to accumulating a spectrum of responsive abilities. Children do not have to be potty-trained to enroll. Each day’s activities include Kindermusik, art, dramatic play, workshop, story time and snack. A non-refundable materials fee of $85 is included in the tuition. Materials include art supplies, Kindermusik CD home curriculum, self-decorated canvas bag and other take home materials. Children must be the age of 2 by January 1, 2013. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes.

Instructors: Artstart Program Members: $565Ages: 2-3 w/o Caregiver Non Members: $590

#W13200301 01/29 – 05/07 Tue 9:15-12:00pm

#W13200302 01/30 – 05/08 Wed 9:15-12:00pm

#W13200303 01/31 – 05/16 Thu 9:15-12:00pm

#W13200304 02/01 – 05/17 Fri 9:15-12:00pm

Artstart Merry Go Round: Music All Around ~ Half Time 1Program Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Artstart Merry-Go-Round offers an early learning curricula in a broad setting, providing a gentle and encouraging independent class for children on their own. Students explore creative responses to the preschool world through involvement in multi-arts activities. Working with Kindermusik, art, dramatic play and creative movement contributes to accumulating a spectrum of responsive abilities. Children do not have to be potty-trained to enroll. Each day’s activities include Kindermusik, art, dramatic play, workshop, story time and snack. A non-refundable materials fee of $40 is included in the tuition. Materials include art supplies, Kindermusik CD home curriculum, self-decorated canvas bag and other take home materials. Children must be the age of 2 by January 1, 2013. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes. There are 7 classes included in this session.

Instructors: Artstart Program Members: $275Ages: 2-3 Non Members: $300

#W13200400 01/28 – 03/18 Mon 9:15-12:00pm

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Artstart and KindermusikProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090.



Artstart Merry Go Round: Music All Around ~ Half Time 2Program Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Artstart Merry-Go-Round offers an early learning curricula in a broad setting, providing a gentle and encouraging independent class for children on their own. Students explore creative responses to the preschool world through involvement in multi-arts activities. Working with Kindermusik, art, dramatic play and creative movement contributes to accumulating a spectrum of responsive abilities. Children do not have to be potty-trained to enroll. Each day’s activities include Kindermusik, art, dramatic play, workshop, story time and snack. A non-refundable materials fee of $40 is included in the tuition. Materials include art supplies, Kindermusik CD home curriculum, self-decorated canvas bag and other take home materials. Children must be the age of 2 by January 1, 2013. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes. There are 7 classes included in this session.


#W13200500 03/25 – 05/13 Mon 9:15-12:00pm

Artstart Merry-Go-Round: Late Risers: I Can Make MusicProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. In this later-morning Artstart Merry-Go-Round, we offer an early-learning curricula in a broad setting. By providing a gentle and encouraging independent class for children on their own, students explore creative responses to the preschool world through involvement in multi-arts activities. Working with Kindermusik, art, dramatic play and creative movement contributes to accumulating a spectrum of responsive abilities. Children do not have to be potty-trained to enroll. Each day’s activities include Kindermusik, art, dramatic play, workshop, story time and a parent-provided snack. A non-refundable materials fee of $85 is included in the tuition. Materials include art supplies, Kindermusik Musik Box with book and CD, curriculum cards, self-decorated canvas bag, and other take home materials. Children must be the age of 2 and 1/2 years by January 1, 2013. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes. Class is without caregiver.

Instructors: Artstart Program Members: $565Ages: 2 1/2-3 w/o Caregiver Non Members: $590

#W13200601 01/28 – 05/20 Mon 9:30-12:15pm

#W13200602 01/30 – 05/08 Wed 9:30-12:15pm

#W13200603 02/01 – 05/17 Fri 9:30-12:15pm

Artstart Up and Away: Exploring Music TogetherProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Through Kindermusik, visual arts, creative dramatics and movement, students expand the exploration of their environment by adding details to concepts, working with more skill driven art projects, increasing instrument and vocal experiences and dramatizing their own sound stories. Children’s books, toys and puzzles are incorporated into the multi-arts activities to provide an element of playful discovery. The morning includes a snack and bathroom break. A non-refundable materials fee of $85 is included in the tuition. Materials include Kindermusik CD home curricula and all art supplies. Students must be at least 3 years of age by January 1, 2013. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes.

Instructors: Artstart Program Members: $575Ages: 3-5 w/o Caregiver Non Members: $600

#W13200702 01/29 – 05/07 Tue 9:15-12:15pm

#W13200703 02/01 – 05/17 Fri 9:15-12:15pm

Artstart Up and Away: Exploring Music Together ~ Half Time 1Program Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Through Kindermusik, visual arts, creative dramatics and movement, students expand the exploration of their environment by adding details to concepts, working with more skill driven art projects, increasing instrument and vocal experiences and dramatizing their own sound stories. Children’s books, toys and puzzles are incorporated into the multi-arts activities to provide an element of playful discovery. The morning includes a snack and bathroom break. A non-refundable materials fee of $40 is included in the tuition. Materials include Kindermusik CD home curricula and all art supplies. Students must be at least 3 years of age by January 1, 2013. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes. There are 7 classes included in this session.


#W13200800 01/28 – 03/25 Mon 9:15-12:15pm


Artstart Up and Away: Exploring Music Together ~ Half Time 2Program Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Through Kindermusik, visual arts, creative dramatics and movement, students expand the exploration of their environment by adding details to concepts, working with more skill driven art projects, increasing instrument and vocal experiences and dramatizing their own sound stories. Children’s books, toys and puzzles are incorporated into the multi-arts activities to provide an element of playful discovery. The morning includes a snack and bathroom break. A non-refundable materials fee of $40 is included in the tuition. Materials include Kindermusik CD home curricula and all art supplies. Students must be at least 3 years of age by January 1, 2013. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes. There are 7 classes included in this session.


#W13200900 04/08 – 05/20 Mon 9:15-12:15pm

Artstart Up and Away Times Two: Explore Music TogetherProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. This twice a week Artstart Up and Away explores weekly themes in two parts. Through Kindermusik, visual arts, creative dramatics and movement, students expand their relationship to their environment by adding details to concepts, working with more skill-driven art projects, increasing instrument and vocal experiences, and dramatizing their own sound stories. Children’s books, toys and puzzles are incorporated into the multi-arts activities to provide an element of playful discovery. The morning includes a parent-provided snack and bathroom break. A non-refundable materials fee of $135 is included in the tuition. Materials include Kindermusik Music Box with curricula cards, canvas self-decorated snack bag and all art supplies. Children enrolled in this class must be at least three years of age by January 1, 2013. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child, it is not possible to offer make-up classes.

Instructors: Artstart Program Members: $995Ages: 3-5 Non Members: $1,020

#W13201100 01/29 – 05/14 Tue, Thu 9:30-12:15pm

Kindermusik Village: Session OneProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Through a unique blend of multi-level activities that includes creative movement, vocal play, object and instrument exploration, and a colorful literature component, your baby’s growth and development are stimulated and all of his/her senses engaged. Kindermusik Village provides families a special place for learning and connecting with other parents and babies through music and movement. Emphasis is on increasing awareness

and aptitude as well as parent education and having fun! A non-refundable materials fee of $35 is included in the tuition. Materials include child’s books, CD and Parent Guide Cards. Class is with caregiver. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes.

Instructors: Kindermusik Program KM Members: $110Ages: Birth-18 mos. Non Members: $135

#W13201201 01/28 – 03/25 Mon 11:30-12:15pm

#W13201202 01/29 – 03/19 Tue 9:30-10:15am

#W13201203 01/30 – 03/20 Wed 9:30-10:15am

#W13201204 01/31 – 03/21 Thu 9:30-10:15am

Kindermusik Village: Session TwoProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Through a unique blend of multi-level activities that includes creative movement, vocal play, object and instrument exploration, and a colorful literature component, your baby’s growth and development are stimulated and all of his/her senses engaged. Kindermusik Village provides families a special place for learning and connecting with other parents and babies through music and movement. Emphasis is on increasing awareness and aptitude as well as parent education and having fun! A non-refundable materials fee of $35 is included in the tuition. Materials include child’s books, CD and Parent Guide Cards. Class is with caregiver. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes.

Instructors: Kindermusik Program KM Members: $110Ages: Birth-18 mos. Non Members: $135

#W13201301 04/08 – 06/03 Mon 11:30-12:15pm

#W13201302 03/26 – 05/14 Tue 9:30-10:15am

Kindermusik Our TimeProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Enjoy singing, dancing and exploring instruments through music. Kindermusik Our Time focuses on the child’s healthy emotional development as confidence, curiosity, self-control and communication begin to emerge. Our Time recognizes the need for both the freedom to try and the assurance of parental support. Activities also include story time, sound imitation, rhyming and object identification as well as experiencing a variety of musical moods and timbres. A non-refundable materials fee of $50 is included in the tuition. Materials include double CD, instrument, books and carry bag. Parents please note: Our Time: Away We Go is the music component for Artstart One. Class is with a caregiver. In order to provide the most appropriate class experience for each child every week, it is not possible to offer make-up classes.

Instructors: Kindermusik Program KM Members: $200Ages: 18 mos.-3 yrs. Non Members: $225

#W13201401 01/28 – 05/20 Mon 9:30-10:15am

#W13201402 01/28 – 05/20 Mon 10:30-11:15am


Artstart: Spring Has Sprung Weekend WorkshopProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Celebrate all things Spring at our Artstart Weekend Workshop where children explore the wonders of the season. Our young artists will express themselves through a variety of creative experiences including multi-media visual arts inspired by music, sound and story. A “seasonal” snack will be provided. Students do not have to be potty-trained to enroll in the workshop, however, no diapers will be changed. A non-refundable materials fee of $10 is included in the tuition. Class is without caregiver.


#W13201500 03/23 – 03/23 Sat 9:30-12:15pm

Artstart: Earth Day Celebration WorkshopProgram Directors: Bettina Nicklason @ 410-353-7424 and Corinna Flynn @ 410-533-8090. Children will celebrate Earth Day by paying tribute to mother nature while creating functional pieces of art for use in the garden. Plantings will also be brought home for the family to enjoy. Projects, which make great seasonal gifts, will be inspired by the outdoors as well as stories, sounds and music. An earthy “seasonal” snack will be provided. Students do not have to be potty trained to enroll in the Workshops, however, no diapers will be changes. A non-refundable materials fee of $15 is included in the tuition. Class is without caregiver. For returning students – projects will not be the same as past Earth Day Workshops.


#W13201600 04/20 – 04/20 Sat 9:30-12:15pm

Arts and Crafts for Children

HandprintsLet’s draw, paint, sculpt, cut, glue, print and collage together! Explore themes such as “The Colors of the Rainbow,” “In the Jungle” and “Adventures in Space.” Mix colors together, combine shapes to make new forms and learn through exploring different media using your hands. A materials fee of $20 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Debra Soreff Members: $100Ages: 2-3 with adult Non Members: $125

#W13211800 01/12 – 02/09 Sat 9:30-10:30am

Painting for TwoThis class is designed to introduce painting techniques and explore color in a fun environment for both children and adults. Each child and adult pair will work on at least two finished paintings. Each child and adult pair will work on at least four finished paintings. Charcoal, canvas and acrylic paint will be used in combination with shape, color and pictures or ideas. A materials fee of $40 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Debra Soreff Members: $100Ages: 3-6 with adult Non Members: $125

#W13212200 02/16 – 03/16 Sat 9:30-10:30am

Young PicassoExplore the exciting world of art in this mixed media art class. Great for a wide range of skill levels, children are introduced to various subjects, materials and techniques. Working from observation and imagination, students use subjects including figures, animals, landscapes, fruits and vegetables. A materials fee of $20 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Debra Soreff Members: $100Ages: 3 1/2-6 Non Members: $125

#W13212500 01/12 – 02/09 Sat 10:45-11:45am

Drawing, Painting, and Sculpting for ChildrenGet messy, have fun, eat lunch and learn all at the same time! Basic drawing and painting and sculpting techniques will be explored using charcoal, pastels, acrylic paint, watercolor and clay. Students will create at least one project each class meeting. Lessons on drawing shapes, working with color, and mixing paint will be demonstrated. Clay projects will be fired and glazed using bright colors. A materials fee of $20 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Debra Soreff Members: $100Ages: 3-6 Non Members: $125

#W13212600 02/16 – 03/16 Sat 10:45-11:45am

Sculpting for Young ChildrenBasic sculpting techniques will be explored using various clay bodies. Air drying, oven baking and kiln firing clays will be used. A variety of decorating ideas will be introduced. Students will create one project each class meeting. Different projects will be explored in each session. A $30 materials fee is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Debra Soreff Members: $100Ages: 3 1/2-6 Non Members: $125

#W13212801 01/12 – 02/09 Sat 12:00-1:00pm


Children’s Clay: Open StudioUsing handbuilding techniques, students will explore their own ideas to create in clay. Brightly colored glazes are used to decorate the clay pieces. Due to the time required for firing, some work must be picked up at a later date. This class is for children of all levels. A materials fee of $25 is due to the instructor at the first class.


#W13213400 01/12 – 02/09 Sat 1:15-2:30pm

Sculpting Animals from Around the WorldAnimals from all over the world will be examined to look at their shape, their colors, and their environments. We will create scupltures in ceramic clay, polymer clay, wire, and papier mache. Bring your imagination and come have fun! A materials fee of $25 is due to the instructor at the first class meeting.


#W13213500 02/16 – 03/16 Sat 12:00-1:15pm

Art Studio Workshop: In Two DimensionsThis class includes instruction time in drawing, painting, and printmaking, as well as open studio time for students to choose some projects of their choice of two dimensional materials. Students will be grouped at tables during open studio times based on their material choice. This class is great for students of all levels to work on their own art ideas and learn new skills at the same time. A materials fee of $25 is due to the instructor at the first class.


#W13213600 01/12 – 02/09 Sat 2:30-3:45pm

ArtWorks Zoo!Animals, animals, animals! A comprehensive introduction to acrylic paints on canvas board. The process starts with drawing and ends with painting your favorite Zoo animals. Please bring a snack and drink to every class. A materials fee of $35 will cover everything needed for this class and is due to the instructor on the first day.

Instructors: Andrea Olney-Wall Members: $130Ages: 6-8 Non Members: $155

#W13213700 01/15 – 02/19 Tue 4:30-6:00pm

ArtWorks: DrawingA comprehensive introduction to drawing, for young artists. Each week’s lesson includes a new technique and material. Landscape, still life and figure studies will be completed in pencil, charcoal, and oil pastel. Please bring a snack and a drink to every class. A materials fee of $35 will cover everything needed for this class and is due to the instructor on the first day.


#W13213800 01/19 – 02/23 Sat 9:30-11:00am

ArtWorks: PaintingA comprehensive introduction to acrylic painting on canvas . Color mixing and subject studies will help the student with their final project various subjects will be included. Please bring a drink and a snack to every class. A materials fee of $35 will cover everything needed for this class and is due to the instructor on the first day.


#W13213901 03/02 – 04/13 Sat 9:30-11:00am

OrigamiLearn the Japanese art of paper folding in this 8-week class. You will be amazed at the diversity of shapes that can be folded from one piece of paper without cutting or glue! Students will learn about paper folding techniques and geometry while they make animals, flowers, insects, masks, hats, boxes and more! A materials fee of $30 will be due to the instructor at the beginning of class. Students should bring a pencil and folder to class.

Instructors: Gayla Lee Members: $130Ages: 9-12 Non Members: $155

#W13214000 02/28 – 04/25 Thu 4:30-6:00pm


Fused Glass Suncatchers for Parent and ChildIn this 1.5 hour class parents and children will make several colorful glass suncatchers. Children of all ages will enjoy arranging brightly colored pieces of glass which will be heated in a kiln to fuse them together. Projects will require overnight cooling and will be available for pick up the following week. A materials fee of $5 per project will be due at the end of class. Go to www.flickr.com/photos/marylandhallglassfusing/ to see examples and class projects.


#W13214100 02/16 – 02/16 Sat 12:30-2:00pm

#W13214101 02/16 – 02/16 Sat 2:30-4:00pm

Fused Glass Nightlights for Parent and ChildIn this 1.5 hour class, parents and children will arrange pieces of glass to make colorful glass nightlights. The glass will be fused overnight in a kiln and attached to a nightlight base that can be plugged into any household outlet. Projects will be ready for pick up the following week. A materials fee of $10 per nightlight will be due at the end of class. Go to www.flickr.com/photos/marylandhallglassfusing/ to see examples and class projects.


#W13214200 04/13 – 04/13 Sat 12:30-2:00pm

#W13214201 04/13 – 04/13 Sat 2:30-4:00pm

Learn to Draw and Paint PeopleStudents explore the figure in part and the whole, using pencil, charcoal, ink and paint. Quick studies as well as some longer finished pieces will be made. Students will draw from life and from pictures for their inspiration. A materials fee of $25 is due to the instructor at the first class.


#W13214300 02/16 – 03/16 Sat 1:15-2:30pm

Art and Ceramics for Teens

Jr. Fashion DesignStudents will concentrate on drawing skills that will enhance designs for contemporary fashions. Inspiration for subject matter will be discussed in every class. Please bring any of your own designs to the first class. Snacks and drinks allowed. A materials fee $45 is due to the instructor the first day of class.


#W13214400 01/16 – 02/20 Wed 4:00-5:30pm

Jr. Drawing WorkshopThis class is for beginning and intermediate level students. This introduction to drawing skills is a step by step study of medium and subject. Materials included: pencil, charcoal, oil pastel and colored pencil. Students may bring several photos with them to class for subject matter. No portraits please. Snacks and drinks allowed. A materials fee of $35 covers everything needed for this class and is due to the instructor on the first day.


#W13214600 01/19 – 02/23 Sat 11:30-1:00pm

Jr. Painting WorkshopThis class is for beginners and Intermediate students. An introduction to the art of acrylic painting, includes technical aspects through technique. Basic preliminary drawings for the paintings will be covered, including enlarging and reducing images and creative picture manipulation. Students will try several types of canvas, with various subjects. Color mixing included. A materials fee of $45 due the instructor the first day of class will include a paint set and canvas.


#W13214800 03/02 – 04/13 Sat 11:00-1:00pm

Metalsmithing for ChildrenMake a beautiful copper chain bracelet or other projects in this fun kids workshop. Basic metalworking processes such as forging, melting, bending, annealing and metal coloration explored. Talk to teacher about parent participation (this class is fun for adults, also). Instructor’s website: www.michaelmetal.com. For more information, please contact the instructor at [email protected].

Instructors: Michael Brehl Members: $75Ages: 10-12 Non Members: $100

#W13214900 03/02 – 03/02 Sat 11:00-4:00pm


Teen Drawing WorkshopBeginning to Intermediate Level This class offers teens studio space and work time to improve their basic drawing skills. Each class offers a new technique or material as well as studio time for the student to work on their own choice of subject. Individuality is stressed in this studio class. Students should bring their ideas and photos to the first class. A materials fee of $35 covers a variety of the basic supplies, paper, pencils, erasers, and charcoal . Any specific materials necessary to accomplish the students project other than the included list should be supplied by the student. Please contact the instructor at 443-203-6707 for more information.


#W13215000 02/26 – 04/02 Tue 4:30-6:00pm

Teen Painting WorkshopBeginning to Intermediate level This class offers teens studio space and work time to improve their painting skills. Students may work in either oil or acrylic paints. Individuality is stressed in this studio class. Please bring several photos or ideas to the first class. A materials fee of $20 covers a variety of extras students may not have in their basic supplies. Students should bring paints, oil or acrylic, canvases, and brushed to class the first day. Please contact the instructor at 443-203-6707 for more information.


#W13215100 02/27 – 04/17 Wed 4:30-6:00pm

Outdoor Color Painting for Teens (Oil)Experience painting the light and color outdoors (north light studio still life painting during inclement weather). Students will paint simple outdoor still life setups, learning to see and use color to create a particular quality of light much like the impressionists of the 19th Century. These techniques are a great introduction to oil painting, as well as building a student’s confidence and helping the more experienced student with his/her ability to paint realistically and expressively. A materials fee of $45 is due to instructor on first day or a materials list will be provided.

Instructors: Andree Tullier Members: $125Ages: 13-16 Non Members: $150

#W13215500 05/04 – 05/11 Sat 9:30-3:30pm

Site-Specific/Installation Sculpture With Recycled MaterialsLearn to make site-specific sculpture on the grounds of Maryland Hall using recycled and household materials. Designed for all skill levels, students will learn how to transform ordinary objects into outdoor art in this six week class. Instruction will be given on how to attach a variety of materials together and the basics of three-dimensional composition, there will be a brief lecture on installation art and a demonstration during the first class. Students must provide their own materials, which should be used items, such as recyclable plastic containers, newspapers, and old clothing, and obtained at little to no cost. Please email instructor with any questions regarding supplies or for more information at [email protected].

Instructors: Jin Lee Members: $175Ages: 13-16 Non Members: $200

#W13215600 04/16 – 05/21 Tue 6:00-8:00pm

Figure Drawing for Teensearn the basic planes/forms, proportions and anatomy of the human figure. Drawing from life (clothed model) you will learn techniques to capture the action of the pose. Working in charcoal you will practice quick gesture drawing and move into longer poses studying form using light and shade with an emphasis on composition. Referencing works of the masters will be part of the curriculum. A model fee (TBA) is due at the first class. Materials list available online.

Instructors: Andree Tullier Members: $125Ages: 13-16 Non Members: $150

#W13215700 03/05 – 04/09 Tue 4:30-6:30pm


Figure Drawing Portfolio DevelopmentGet a solid foundation in figure or life drawing to enhance your portfolio and prepare you for college. Students will create a series of charcoal or graphite life drawings starting with the basic form and proportions of the human figure, drawn from a live draped model (model fees will be paid by students on the day of class). Beginning with a series of gesture drawings, and building up to longer poses and more detailed drawings by the end of the day. Demonstrations and examples will broaden the students’ knowledge and appreciation for the beauty and grace of the human figure in art. Attention to line, form, shading, cross-hatching, using dramatic lighting affects and composition of multiple figures will be presented. Emphasis will be placed on students finding their own artistic voice and style. Materials, charcoal paper, vine charcoal, charcoal pencils or graphite drawing pencils, kneaded eraser. Strathmore paper and Generals pencils preferred. Please contact instructor for more information at [email protected].

Instructors: Kim Farcot Members: $75Ages: 10-16 Non Members: $100

#W13215800 03/02 – 03/02 Sat 9:30-3:30pm

Portrait Drawing Portfolio DevelopmentGet a solid foundation in portrait drawing to enhance your portfolio and prepare you for college. Students will create a series of charcoal or graphite drawings, starting with the basic form and proportions of the human head, drawn from a live model (model fees will be paid by students on the day of class). Beginning with a tutorial of the planes of the human head, and loose sketches, and building up to longer poses and more detailed drawings by the end of the day. Demonstrations and examples will broaden the students’ knowledge and appreciation for not only creating a likeness of a subject, but capturing a little of their character and personality through the pose and expression. Attention to line, form, shading, cross-hatching, using dramatic lighting techniques, composition will be presented. Emphasis will be placed on students finding their own artistic voice and style. Materials, charcoal paper, vine charcoal, charcoal pencils or graphite drawing pencils, kneaded eraser. Strathmore paper and Generals pencils preferred. Please contact instructor for more information at [email protected].

Instructors: Kim Farcot Members: $75Ages: 10-16 Non Members: $100

#W13215900 04/06 – 04/06 Sat 9:30-3:30pm

Teen WheelHave fun learning how to throw on the potter’s wheel! In this 7 week class students will learn basic techniques of centering clay, throwing simple forms and transforming these into more developed forms, such as vases, bowls and mugs. Glazing and decorating techniques are also introduced. Class is suited for brand-new beginners and those with a little experience. Bring and old small towel and lots of ideas. A materials fee of $15 is due to the Maryland Hall Pottery at the first class.

Instructors: John McClure Members: $160Ages: 13-16 Non Members: $185

#W13216000 01/09 – 02/20 Wed 4:00-6:00pm

#W13216001 02/27 – 04/10 Wed 4:00-6:00pm

#W13216002 04/17 – 05/29 Wed 4:00-6:00pm

Fused Glass Jewelry for TeensHave fun making glass jewelry while learning about glass cutting, fusing and jewelry design. Students will learn techniques for creating unique glass pieces as well as different methods for finishing the glass and turning it into jewelry. A $20 materials fee will be due at the beginning of class. Students should bring a pair of safety glasses (prescriptions glass are acceptable) and a sketchbook to class. Go to www.flickr.com/photos/marylandhallglassfusing/ to see examples and class projects.

Instructors: Gayla Lee Members: $100Ages: 12+ Non Members: $125

#W13216100 01/08 – 01/29 Tue 4:00-6:00pm

Drama for Children and Teens

Jr. Musical TheatreThis class is offered as an introduction to Musical Theatre. Students will learn basic musical theatre dance moves, basic vocal training, and learn basic acting and musical theatre performance techniques. We’ll learn and perform songs and dances from such Broadway shows as “The Sound of Music”, “Annie”, “The Wiz”, “Oklahoma”, and other great classic shows. All activities are age appropriate and geared to introducing the stories and songs to the student. Most importantly this class is focused on developing a love and passion for Musical Theatre. There is no materials fee for this class. Dress code: Girls: Black Jazz shoes, a leotard or fitted t-shirt and black fitted Jazz pants, leggings or shorts. Hair must be pulled back from face . No dresses or Jeans. Boys: Black Jazz Shoes, t-shirt and black Jazz pants or shorts. No Jeans. There will be a student showcase performance at the end


of the session. For more information please contact the Annapolis Musical Theatre Co. at [email protected]. No class 3/27/12.

Instructors: Priscilla Smith Members: $320Ages: 5-7 Non Members: $345

#W13216200 01/23 – 05/15 Wed 4:00-5:00pm

#W13216201 01/26 – 05/18 Sat 9:30-10:30am

Musical Theatre 1Do you love to Sing, Dance, and Act? Come and explore the world of Musical Theatre in a fun, exciting and supportive environment. This class will focus on the music and dance from classic and contemporary Broadway Shows. Students will learn musical theatre dance, be given vocal training, and learn acting and musical theatre performance techniques. There is no materials fee for this class. Dress code: Black Jazz shoes, black Jazz pants, leggings or shorts and for girls a black leotard or fitted t-shirt and boys a tank top or t-shirt. There will be a student showcase performance at the end of the session. For more information please contact the Annapolis Musical Theatre Co. at [email protected]. No class 3/27/12.


#W13216300 01/23 – 05/15 Wed 5:00-6:00pm

#W13216301 01/26 – 05/18 Sat 10:30-11:30am

Broadway Jazz (Musical Theatre Dance)This high energy Broadway jazz dance class will focus on the movement and music from your favorite Broadway musicals. The class will start with a fun warm-up and across-the-floors, and move into learning a Broadway style combination, all of which will be heavily infused with character-driven movement styles that are the backbone of musical theatre. This Dance class class works on

stretching, strengthening, moving, and giving you the tools to pick up choreography in ANY style. Most importantly this class is focused on developing a love and passion for dance and Musical Theatre. There is no materials fee for this class. Dance experience is helpful but not necessary for this class. Dress code: Girls: Black Jazz shoes, black leotard and black fitted Jazz pants, leggings or jazz shorts. Hair must be pulled back from face. Boys: Black Jazz Shoes, t-shirt and black Jazz pants or shorts. No Jeans. There will be a musical theater review style showcase at the end of the session that will be free of charge. For more information email [email protected]. No class 3/27/12.


#W13216401 01/26 – 05/18 Sat 11:30-12:20pm

Kinder Theater- Around the WorldYoung actors will travel the world with their imagination as their guide! Through the use of creative dramatics, music, and movement actors will swim with the dolphins in Hawaii, charm snakes in India and bring an array of characters to life as they experience the joy of creating new worlds! Each class is an adventure, each destination different. For more information, please contact Compass Rose Theater at education@compassrosetheater or visit www.compassrosetheater.org.

Instructors: Compass Rose Studio Theater Members: $125Ages: 5-7 Non Members: $150

#W13216500 01/26 – 03/02 Sat 10:00-11:00am

#W13216501 04/06 – 05/11 Sat 10:00-11:00am


Create A PlayThe innate desire of children to play is the foundation for this introductory class. Children naturally develop story and character. Their own ideas will be used to create a story in which they will play all the characters. The story which the children create will foster the development of imagination, sensory awareness and observation – all basic skills required of the adult actor. The final class will be a sharing of the story with an audience, without added props or costumes, so that the story itself, simply told, remains the focus. For more information, please contact Compass Rose Theater at education@compassrosetheater or visit www.compassrosetheater.org.


#W13216700 01/28 – 03/11 Mon 4:15-5:30pm

Character! Let’s Create!Creating story in drama cannot be done without building characters. This class will focus on the creation and development of character. Called “characterization” in the theater, this is a building process which starts with an understanding of what it is to become someone other than yourself. This class teaches not only character for the stage, but develops life skills. We will explore what it means to be human – good and evil, rich and poor, sick and well. Students will create several characters from scripted plays or their own imaginations and share them with an audience for the final class. For more information, please contact Compass Rose Theater at education@compassrosetheater or visit www.compassrosetheater.org.


#W13216800 04/15 – 05/20 Mon 4:15-5:30pm

Teen Acting: The ClassicsA professional teaching artist illuminates the beauty of Shakespeare’s text by teaching students both the technical workings and emotional truths in Shakespeare’s words. Students gain a knowledge of the culture and time through movement, dance, and stage combat. They learn that Shakespeare’s words reveal universal themes and work to prepare a monologue or scene giving them first-hand experience with the theatrical process.

Instructors: The Compass Rose Studio Theater Members: $150Ages: 14-18 Non Members: $175

#W13217200 01/07 – 03/11 Mon 5:45-7:00am

#W13217201 04/15 – 05/20 Mon 5:45-7:00pm

Introduction to Classical ActingStudents will study Shakespeare’s text through improvisation, theatre games and stage movement. This class introduces younger actors to Shakespeare’s text by giving them an opportunity to learn on their feet through fun, improvisational acting exercises, participating in energetic theatre games and encouraging them to make bold acting choices. Additional benefits of this workshop include increased confidence, body posture, improved articulation, better breath control, an appreciation of Shakespeare’s language and introduction to basic classical acting skills. A materials fee of $5 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Annapolis Shakespeare Company Teaching Artist Members: $175Ages: 9-12 Non Members: $200

#W13217000 01/17 – 04/04 Thu 4:45-6:00pm

Acting I ~ Scenes and MonologuesStudents will learn the building blocks of acting Shakespeare’s text through monologue and scene work, improvisation and stage movement. Sally Boyett-D’Angelo, Artistic Director of the Annapolis Shakespeare Company will instruct. This class prepares students to break down the verse in order to have a thorough understanding of the text and encourages them to create vibrant, multidimensional characters. Additional benefits of this workshop include increased confidence, body posture, improved articulation, better breath control, an appreciation and understanding of Shakespeare’s language and introduction to basic classical acting skills. Students at all levels will be encouraged and challenged by this class. A materials fee of $8 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Sally Boyett-DʼAngelo Annapolis Shakespeare Company Members: $225Ages: 13-18 Non Members: $250

#W13217100 01/15 – 04/02 Tue 5:00-6:30pm

Acting II ~ Scene StudyStudents ages 15+ (or with permission from the instructor) will study Shakespeare’s text on their feet through scene work, improvisation and stage movement. The pre-requisite to this class is completion of two semesters of Acting I ~ Scenes and Monologues. Sally Boyett-D’Angelo, Artistic Director of the Annapolis Shakespeare Company will instruct. This class prepares students to break down the verse in order to have a thorough understanding of the text, encourages them to create vibrant, multidimensional characters and instructs them of ways to bring that character’s truth and vulnerability into scene work. Additional benefits of this workshop include increased confidence,


body posture, improved articulation, better breath control, an appreciation and understanding of Shakespeare’s language and immersion in basic classical acting skills. Students at all levels will be encouraged and challenged by this class. A materials fee of $8 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Sally Boyett-DʼAngelo Annapolis Shakespeare Company Members: $275Ages: 15+ Non Members: $300

#W13217300 01/17 – 04/04 Thu 6:00-8:00pm

Maple Academy of Irish Dance

Maple Academy of Irish Dance: BeginnersThis class focuses on the basic movements and foot placement of Irish dance. The dancers will learn Reel and Jig steps, as well as group dances. For more information, please contact the Maple Academy of Irish Dance at 703-448-1146 or [email protected]. No class 1/17/13 and 2/14/13.

Instructors: Maple Academy of Irish Dance Members: $175Ages: 5-12 Non Members: $200

#W13237400 01/10 – 03/14 Thu 4:00-5:00pm

#W13237401 04/11 – 05/30 Thu 4:00-5:00pm

Maple Academy of Irish Dance: Returning Beginner/Advanced BeginnersReturing Beginner/Advanced Beginner class will continue to perfect the fundamentals of Irish step dance in both soft and hard shoe. They will learn new Reel and Jig steps as well as a wee bit of traditional celi dances and contemporary choreography. For more information, please contact the Maple Academy of Irish Dance at 703-448-1146 or [email protected]. No class 1/17/13 and 2/14/13.


#W13237500 01/10 – 03/14 Thu 5:00-6:00pm

#W13237501 04/11 – 05/30 Thu 5:00-6:00pm

Maple Academy of Irish Dance: Intermediate IThe Intermediate I class will continue to perfect the fundamentals of Irish step dance in both soft and hard shoe. They will learn new Reel and Jig steps as well as a wee bit of traditional celi dances and contemporary choreography. For more information, please contact the Maple Academy of Irish Dance at 703-448-1146 or [email protected]. No class 1/17/13 and 2/14/13.


#W13237600 01/10 – 03/14 Thu 6:00-7:00pm

#W13237601 04/11 – 05/30 Thu 6:00-7:00pm

Maple Academy of Irish Dance: Intermediate II/Advanced SeniorsThe Intermediate II/Advanced Seniors class will continue to perfect the fundamentals of Irish step dance in both soft and hard shoe. They will learn new Reel and Jig steps as well as a wee bit of traditional celi dances and contemporary choreography. For more information, please contact the Maple Academy of Irish Dance at 703-448-1146 [email protected]. No class 1/17/13 and 2/14/13.


#W13237700 01/10 – 03/14 Thu 7:00-8:00pm

#W13237701 04/11 – 05/30 Thu 7:00-8:00pm

Children’s Movement, Tap and Jazz

Mom & Me Rhythm, Dance and SingingFun class for girls and boys! This class includes finger songs, rhythmic and creative movement plus basic tumbling skills. Students play instruments and dance with a variety of props. Caregiver- child participation. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13. Attire: Anything child can move in freely, bare feet or ballet slippers. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Cheryl Mauck Members: $190Ages: 2-3 with Caregiver Non Members: $215

#W13238001 01/10 – 05/09 Thu 9:15-10:00am

#W13238002 01/11 – 05/10 Fri 11:30-12:15pm


Dance, Movement and Tumbling IThis class is independent of caregiver. Learn dance steps in ballet and jazz, explore movement through creative imagery and props, plus learn basic tumbling skills. A costume fee of $50 is due to the instructor at the first class. May onstage dance recital. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13. Attire: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Cheryl Mauck Members: $190Ages: 3-4 Non Members: $215

#W13238100 01/09 – 05/15 Wed 9:15-10:00am

Ballet, Tap and Tumbling IThis class is independent of caregiver. Learn dance steps in ballet and tap, explore movement through creative imagery and props, plus learn basic tumbling skills. A costume fee of $50 is due to the instructor at the first class. May onstage dance recital. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13. Attire: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers, tap shoes. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.


#W13238200 01/09 – 05/15 Wed 10:00-10:45am

#W13238201 01/10 – 05/16 Thu 10:00-10:45am

#W13238202 01/11 – 05/17 Fri 9:15-10:00am

#W13238203 01/11 – 05/17 Fri 10:00-10:45am

Dance, Movement and Tumbling IILearn dance steps in ballet and jazz, plus explore movement through creative imagery and props. Students will also learn basic tumbling skills in this class. A $50 costume fee is due to the instructor at the first class. May onstage dance recital. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13. Attire: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.


#W13238301 01/09 – 05/15 Wed 3:45-4:30pm

#W13238302 01/10 – 05/16 Thu 10:45-11:30am

Ballet, Tap & Tumbling IILearn dance steps in ballet and tap, plus explore movement through creative imagery and props. Students will also learn basic tumbling skills in this class. A $50 costume fee is due to the instructor at the first class. May onstage dance recital. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13. Attire: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers, tap shoes. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.


#W13238400 01/09 – 05/15 Wed 10:45-11:30am

#W13238401 01/11 – 05/17 Fri 10:45-11:30am

Dance and Creative MovementLearn dance steps in ballet, modern and jazz, plus explore movement through creative imagery and props. A $50 costume fee is due at the first class. May onstage dance recital. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13 Attire: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.


#W13238500 01/09 – 05/15 Wed 6:00-6:45pm

Jazz, Ballet and TapLearn dance steps in jazz, ballet & tap. A $50 costume fee is due at the first class. May onstage dance recital. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13. Attire: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers, tap shoes. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.


#W13238600 01/09 – 05/15 Wed 4:30-5:15pm

#W13238601 01/09 – 05/15 Wed 5:15-6:00pm

Kid’s Jazz Dance ILearn hip hop and traditional jazz techniques. A costume fee of $55 is due to the instructor at the first class. May onstage dance recital. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13. Attire: Leotard, tights, jazz pants or leggings, jazz shoes. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.


#W13238800 01/07 – 05/13 Mon 4:30-5:30pm


Kids Jazz, Jump and JiveKid dancers needed. From traditional, to show tunes, to hip hop moves, students will learn various jazz dance techniques plus have an opportunity to choreograph their own dances. No matter what level dancer you are, this class will work for you! New dances each semester! A costume fee of $55 is due to the instructor at the first class. May Recital Performance. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13 Attire: Leotard, tights, jazz pants or leggings, Jazz shoes. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.


#W13238900 01/07 – 05/13 Mon 5:30-7:00pm

Teen Jazz, Jump and JiveTeen dancers needed. From traditional, to show tunes, to hip hop moves, students will learn various jazz dance techniques plus have an opportunity to choreograph their own dances. No matter what level dancer you are, this class will work for you! New dances each semester! A costume fee of $55 is due to the instructor at the first class. May Recital Performance. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13.Attire: Leotard, tights, jazz pants or leggings, Jazz shoes. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.


#W13239000 01/07 – 05/13 Mon 7:00-8:30pm

First DanceCreative dance class exploring movement with child. Movement games and stories develop beginning skills for ballet and tap. Last class is a stage experience. Dress: dance clothes, tap and ballet shoes.

Instructors: Mary Slater Members: $100Ages: 3-4 Non Members: $125

#W13240500 01/07 – 03/25 Mon 3:45-4:30pm

Ballet-Tap-Hip Hop Jazz IBeginning class exploring fundamentals of 3 styles of dance. Working on basic combinations in each of these styles. Dress: dance exercise wear, ballet and tap shoes.


#W13240600 01/07 – 03/25 Mon 5:15-6:00pm

Ballet-Tap-Hip Hop Jazz IIContinue developing technique in 3 styles of dance. Great class for working on styles for theatre dance. Dress: dance exercise wear, ballet and tap shoes.


#W13240700 01/07 – 03/25 Mon 6:00-6:45pm

Boys Movement ChallengeHigh energy class just for boys. Explore movement with tap, jazz and break-dancing. Dress: Comfortable pants, shirt, tap shoes, and clean sneakers.


#W13240800 01/07 – 03/25 Mon 4:30-5:15pm

Maryland Hall Scholarship Program

Scholarship applicants must be 18 years of age or younger and demonstrate financial need and interest in the arts. Scholarship recipients are responsible for paying Maryland Hall membership and registration fees. Scholarships are available to cover class tuition and materials fee up to a maximum of $200.Important note: Applicants applying for ballet classes may only apply for beginning level classes that require one class meeting per week. Scholarship recipients may not re-apply for one calendar year.

Winter/Spring 2013 deadline is 12/7/2012Recipients will be notified by 12/12/2012

Scholarship applications are available on our website atwww.marylandhall.org/classes. To apply for ascholarship,complete the entire scholarship appli-cation and submit it by the deadline listed above to:Scholarship Program, Maryland Hall, 801 Chase Street, Annapolis, MD 21401.

The Maryland Hall Scholarship Program is made available through the generous support of TD Charitable Foundation, the Winifred M. Gordon Foundation and the Ronald McDonald House Charities.


Tiny Toes Ballet: Mommy & MePlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. Students will explore a variety of music, props, and dance games with the security of a familiar adult to develop muscle strength, music appreciation, and listening skills. Note: Students must be 2 by November 1, 2013.

Instructors: Ballet Theatre of Maryland Members: $270Ages: 2-3 with Adult Non Members: $295

#W13250100 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 9:15-10:00am

Creative Movement I: BTM TotsPlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is designed with the very young dancer in mind. It stresses natural dance movement, including stretching, music appreciation and dance movement. In a stimulating environment, the class focuses on creativity, group interaction, and the joy of self-expression. Note: Students must be age 3 on or before November 1, 2013.

Instructors: Ballet Theatre Of Maryland Members: $270Ages: 3-4 Non Members: $295

#W13250300 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 9:15-10:00am

#W13250301 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 9:15-10:00am

Creative Movement 2: Ballet & Tap SamplerPlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. In this class, children are introduced to the concepts of basic movement and music for ballet and tap. The class focuses on group interaction and the joy of movement and self-expression. Note:

Students must be age 4 on or before November 1, 2013.

Instructors: Ballet Theatre of Maryland Members: $270Ages: 4-5 Non Members: $295

#W13250401 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 1:00-2:00pm

Creative Movement 2: BTM Ballet Story TimePlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is an imaginative continuation of Creative Movement I- self-expression, creativity and flexibility of movement encouraging self-confidence. Children are introduced to the concepts of basic movement, rhythms and music for ballet and express themselves by focusing on different ballet story themes (Cinderella, Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast, etc.). Note: Students must be 4 by November 1, 2013.


#W13250501 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 4:30-5:30pm

Creative Movement 3: Tap & Ballet SamplerPlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is a continuation of Creative Movement 2 with emphasis on tap, including some ballet exercises for strengthening, flexibility and posturing. Note: Students must be 5 by November 1, 2013. .


#W13250600 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 10:00-11:00am

Ballet Theatre of MarylandPhone: 410-263-8289

www.balletmaryland.org

Ballet Theatre of Maryland’s School of Classical and Contemporary Dance is the first and oldest professional ballet school residing at Maryland Hall. It is also the only school with a fully comprehensive classical ballet and contemporary ballet training program for beginning through intermediate, advanced, pre-professional, apprentice and professional students of dance. Students enrolled in level V and VI classes are eligible for our Apprentice I Training Program which provides them with more intense training and performance experience with the professional company in productions at Maryland Hall. The School’s professional faculty trains students from an anatomically-based syllabus with expertise in styles from such schools as the San Francisco Ballet, Ballet West, American Ballet Theatre, Richmond Ballet, the Royal Danish Ballet, Connecticut Ballet and Ballet Theatre of Maryland, all of which provides students with a rounded experience in the training of the Classical Ballet Form.

Class Focus is on: Correct body alignment and placement; hands-on anatomical training; internal core strengthening and development of muscle groups; balance; flexibility; aerobic and anaerobic stamina; musicality; concepts of form and style; discipline and artistic integrity; and the body’s capacity to express individuality through movement.

The attire for all classes, except where otherwise noted, is as follows: Girls: Black BTM leotard, pink tights and pink ballet slippers. No jewelry and hair must be neatly pulled back from the face. Boys: White t-shirt, black tights and white or black ballet slippers. Please Note: Beginning 2009-2010, BTM ‘s black leotard may be purchased exclusively through BTM. Order forms are available on are website, www.balletmaryland.org, or by calling our office at 410-263-8289 or 443-891-3408. Forms will also be available in classrooms the first few weeks of class. Contact Ballet Theatre of Maryland with questions.


BTM Pre-Ballet 1Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. In this class, students begin learning basic ballet etiquette, steps and vocabulary while encouraging creativity, flexibility, movement and self expression. Special emphasis is on placement, alignment and increased motor skills. Note: Students must be age 5 on or before November 1, 2013.


#W13250700 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 4:30-5:30pm

BTM Pre-Ballet 2Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is a continuation of Pre-Ballet 1, with special emphasis on increased exercises for strength, coordination, flexibility, and alignment. Rhythmic movement and music is emphasized. Classical ballet vocabulary is introduced and the foundation for the Student Program begins. Note: Students must be age 6 on or before November 1, 2013.


#W13250800 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 4:30-5:30pm

#W13250801 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 10:00-11:00am

Beginning Ballet 1At this level, registration in two technique classes per week is required. Students desiring one ballet class per week should enroll in the Pre-Ballet 2 level. This class is the beginning of formalized classical ballet, including barre, centre, and stretch exercises. Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. Note: Students must be age 8 on or before November 1, 2013 or by audition or faculty approval.


#W13250900 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 4:30-5:45pm

#W13250901 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 4:30-5:45pm

#W13250902 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 11:00-12:15pm

Beginning Ballet 2At this level, registration in two technique classes per week is required. Students desiring one ballet class per week should enroll in the Pre-Ballet 2 level. At this level, an emphasis is made on increasing the technical vocabulary of the barre and centre. Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. Prerequisite: Based on mastery of Beginning Ballet 1 exams, discretion of instructor or audition.


#W13251201 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 5:30-7:00pm

#W13251202 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 5:30-7:00pm

#W13251203 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 5:45-7:15pm

Beginning Ballet 3Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. In this class, vocabulary of the barre and centre, the foundation for the 5 modes of jumping, as well as the leg alignment for pointe work is introduced. Students at this level must take 3 technique classes per week to be eligible to study pre-pointe/demi-pointe. Prerequisite: Mastery of Beginning Ballet 1 & 2 exams or by audition and faculty approval. Students who are not interested in pointe may take only two technique classes at this level if they maintain sufficient technical mastery and progress.


#W13251300 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 4:30-6:00pm

#W13251301 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 10:00-11:30am


Beginning Ballet 3: Pre-Pointe /Intermediate/ Demi-Pointe Strengtheners & StretchesPlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. Students begin preparing the legs and feet for pointe work through a combination of pre-pointe appropriate physical therapy (PT) exercises and ballet technique. Students will work with therabands and other PT props to strengthen the appropriate muscles in the legs, feet, back, and abdominals to prepare students anatomically for the arduous work on pointe. Students will begin this work in soft technique shoes, but will progress to wearing pre-pointe/demi-pointe shoes. The Director of the School will fit students in these shoes via appointment at Dance Supplies, etc. in Severna Park. Prerequisite: Mastery of Beginning Ballet 1 & 2 work, a minimum of 2-3 years of ballet training and consent of faculty plus 3 technique classes per week. Students must take a technique class prior to taking pre-pointe/demi-pointe, so the muscles are warmed up and prepared for the intense work of these classes. Students are encouraged to take this class twice per week in addition to the three technique classes.


#W13251400 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 11:30-12:30pm

Intermediate Ballet 1Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class focuses on the development of elementary habits of movement coordination. Barre and centre exercises are stressed with special attention to proper body alignment and use of arms and head. The foundation for basic turns and small jumps is introduced. Prerequisite: 3 technique classes per week are required for students at this level to study pre-pointe or demi-pointe. Students not interested in demi-pointe or pointe classes may take two technique classes but must maintain mastery and appropriate strength to continue classes at this level.


#W13251601 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 5:45-7:15pm

Intermediate Ballet 1: Demi-Pointe - PointePlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. An emphasis is placed on beginning barre building towards centre pointe work. Prerequisite: Students must take three technique classes per week in order to take point or via discretion of the instructor. Students must take a technique class prior to taking pre-pointe/demi-pointe, so the muscles are warmed up and prepared for the intense work of these classes. Students are encouraged to take this class twice per week in addition to the three technique classes. LA/NY Style jazz is recommended as a cross trainer.


#W13251701 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 7:15-8:15pm

Intermediate Ballet 1: Technique & Demi-Pointe/PointePlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. Students begin formal training for the Pointe class by completing the Demi-Pointe class in de-shanked pointe shoes to further strengthen the muscles in the legs and feet. Students graduate to fully-shanked pointe shoes as the muscles, bones, and joints of the legs, feet, and back are anatomically ready. Prerequisite: Three or more years of ballet training, successful completion of Beginning Ballet 3 exams plus a minimum of three technique classes per week and LA/NY jazz as a cross-trainer is recommended.


#W13251900 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 4:15-6:15pm

#W13251901 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 4:30-6:30pm

Intermediate Ballet 2Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is designed to develop additional strength and refinement in pointe and/or one’s work for the intermediate-level student. Emphasis is placed on proper alignment, sculpting the legs and feet, anatomically building both endurance and stamina for executing advanced pre-professional class work. Students at this level must take a minimum of 4 technique classes and 3 pointe classes per week. Students not interested in demi-pointe or pointe classes may take less technique classes at the discretion of the school director but must maintain mastery and appropriate strength to continue classes at this level. Prerequisite: Five or more years of previous ballet training and mastery of Intermediate 1 exams, audition and faculty approval.


#W13252100 01/11 – 05/24 Fri 4:30-6:00pm


Intermediate Ballet 2 PointePlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. An emphasis is placed on intermediate barre and centre pointe work. Basic elements of the pointe are introduced as well as the rudimentary beginnings of pointe work. Students at this level must take a minimum of 4 technique classes and 3 pointe classes per week. Students must take a technique class prior to taking pre-pointe/demi-pointe, so the muscles are warmed up and prepared for the intense work of these classes. Prerequisite: 5 or more previous years of ballet training, mastery of intermediate technique and demi-pointe work and faculty approval or audition placement.


#W13252201 01/11 – 05/24 Fri 6:00-7:00pm

Intermediate Ballet 2/3Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is designed to develop additional strength and refinement in pointe and/or one’s work for the intermediate-level student. Emphasis is placed on proper alignment, sculpting the legs and feet, anatomically building both endurance and stamina for executing advanced pre-professional class work. Students at the Intermediate Ballet 2 level must take a minimum of 4 technique classes and 3 pointe classes. Students at the Intermediate Ballet 3 level must take 5 technique classes and 2-3 pointe classes per week. Prerequisite: Five or more years of previous ballet training and mastery of Intermediate 1 exams, audition and faculty approval..


#W13252402 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 11:30-1:00pm

Intermediate Ballet 3: Technique, Variations & Demi-PointePlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. Students at this level must take 5 technique classes per week, 3 pointe classes and 1 LA/NY jazz class. Students not able to make this requirement should enroll in the Intermediate 2 level or lower or open classes. Due to the difficult and large syllabus needed to be mastered, students may be in this level for 2-4 years. Note: Students fulfilling the class requirements for this level may become eligible for selection in the Apprentice 1 program. In this level, emphasis is placed on building strength and speed for petite and grande allegro, grande turns, as well as on refining linking or transition steps. Prerequisite: 6 or more years of previous ballet training, mastery of Intermediate 2 syllabus exams for technique and pointe, faculty approval and/or placement audition.


#W13252500 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 4:30-6:00pm

Advanced Technique and Pointe VariationsPlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. At this level, emphasis is placed on perfecting technique and developing artistry to bridge the gap between advanced student and pre-professional training. Prerequisite: At least 6-7 years of ballet training plus at least 4 years of pointe training, mastery of all the Intermediate 3 Technique and Pointe syllabus, faculty approval and/or placement audition. Students must be enrolled in at least 6 technique classes per week, additional pointe classes on Monday and Friday, partnering on Wednesdays (trainees only) and an LA/NY Jazz cross training course. Modern is highly recommended for Advanced students and required for trainees.

Instructors: Ballet Theatre of Maryland Members: $350Ages: 15+ Non Members: $350

#W13252600 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 4:15-6:15pm

Beginning Jazz 1Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. In this class, the basic foundation for jazz dance is laid out, including the basic warm-up floor stretches, barre stretches, centre barre, isolations, basic arm positions, jazz walks and simple transition steps or combinations. Prerequisite: None. The attire for jazz classes is as follows: Women: Any solid colored leotard, jazz pants or tights; Men: T-shirt, jazz pants or sweats. Black jazz shoes. Hair should be pulled back off the face into a neat bun or short ponytail.


#W13252800 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 6:00-7:00pm

Musical Theatre Tap 1Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is the basic, entry-level class for the beginning tap student with an emphasis on the musical theater performing style. Rudimentary skills are developed while learning proper terminology, rhythm and musicality. The attire for tap classes is as follows: Girls: Black leotard, tights or socks, shorts (optional) and black tap shoes; Boys: Shirt, pants or shorts, and black tap shoes. Hair should be pulled back off the face into a neat bun or short ponytail. Students must own tap shoes to enroll in this class.


#W13252900 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 6:00-7:00pm


Musical Theatre Tap 2Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is a continuation of Tap 1 with emphasis on increasing vocabulary and developing more precision and quality of sound and rhythms. Prerequisite: enrollment in class is based on technical proficiency and instructor approval. The attire for tap classes is as follows: Girls: Black leotard, tights or sock, shorts (optional) and black tap shoes; Boys: Shirt, pants or shorts, and black tap shoes. Hair should be pulled back off the face into a neat bun or short ponytail.

Instructors: Ballet Theatre of Maryland Members: $270Ages: BTM Approval Only Non Members: $295

#W13253000 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 5:00-6:00pm

Musical Theatre Tap 3Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is a continuation of Tap 2 with emphasis on increasing vocabulary and developing more precision and quality of sound and rhythms. Prerequisite: Musical Theatre Tap 2.

Instructors: Ballet Theatre of Maryland Members: $270Ages: BTM Approval Only Non Members: $295

#W13253100 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 7:00-8:00pm

Modern 1Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is a basic introduction to Horton/Graham technique including the warm-up, basic concepts of suspension, falling, swinging, etc., and the basic rhythms and walks. The focus is on expression, musicality and organic movement through space. Pre-requisite: 1 year or more of ballet technique is helpful, but not required (By permission of instructor). Attire: black leotards, black tights, and bare feet. Hair needs to be pulled off the face unless it is very short.


#W13253200 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 6:00-7:15pm

Modern 2Please contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is a continuation of Modern 1 with emphasis on Horton technique with increasing vocabulary and efficiency of warm-ups, rhythm walks, suspensions, etc. Focus is on expression, musicality and organic movement through space. Attire: black leotards, black tights, and bare feet. Prerequisite: Modern 1 or 1-2 years of ballet or permission of instructor.


#W13253300 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 6:00-7:30pm

Beginning Adult/Teen BalletPlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is an introduction to the art of classical ballet for the novice, including the basic positions of the arms and feet, the basic exercises of the ballet barre and centre, plus exercises for strength and flexibility. This class is a great way to work out and get into shape for the dance enthusiast. Prerequisite: none. Attire: Women: leotards, tights, skirts, warm-up pants. Hair should be pulled neatly off the face so it does not inhibit movement. Men: T- shirt, jazz pants, sweats or tights. Ballet shoes are required for both men and women.


#W13253401 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 7:00-8:30pm

Continuing Beginner Adult/Teen BalletPlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class is an extension of the introduction to the art of classical ballet, including barre, centre and stretch exercises. Some previous training recommended or by permission of instructor. Attire: Women: leotards, tights, skirts, warm-up pants. Hair should be pulled neatly off the face so it does not inhibit movement. Men: T-shirt, jazz pants, sweats or tights. Ballet shoes are required for both men and women.


#W13253500 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 7:00-8:30pm

Intermediate/Advanced Adult/Teen BalletPlease contact Dianna Cuatto, Artistic Director, at 410-263-8289 for more information regarding the Ballet Theatre of Maryland Program. This class includes barre, centre, and stretching exercises for adult/teen students with previous training. Prerequisite: 2 or more years of previous training or by permission of instructor. Attire: Women: Leotards, tights, skirts or warm-up pants. Hair should be pulled neatly off the face so it does not inhibit movement. Men: T-shirt, jazz pants, sweats or tights. Ballet shoes are required for both men and women.


#W13253600 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 7:00-8:30pm


Academy Ballet SchoolDirector: Eileen Razzetti, RAD RTS

Information: 410-849-2942 [email protected] www.rad.org.uk

The Academy Ballet School of Annapolis follows the Royal Academyof Dance Graded Syllabus for classical ballet training. Offering thefinest Children’s Classical Ballet, Character Dance and Lyrical FreeMovement Dance program in the Annapolis area, our mission isto encourage, foster, and provide for every child, regardless of ageor ability, the joy of movement and a love of dance. Mrs. Razzettiholds full registration with the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) andis highly trained in the RAD methodology. Professional excellencein the teaching of classical ballet, provides the best student trainingnot only for classical ballet but for all dance forms. This results froma strong, solid, core teaching of classical ballet, which has been,and will always be, the trademark of the Academy Ballet School ofAnnapolis. Dance supplies available at the Dance Supply Store in Severna Park (410-647-8727).

RAD Pre-Ballet 1 (Beginning Level)A care-giver or parent is welcome to join the class if needed. This class is especially planned and choreographed for the younger child. This level-1 foundation class stresses simple, correct ballet technique, response to music, creative movement and children’s mime. Dress: Girls: Royal Academy of Dance white, short sleeve leotard, pink, tight knee socks, and Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers. Boys: White T-shirt, black shorts, white socks and white ballet shoes. Body Leotards and shoes can be purchased at Dance Supplies, Etc. (410-647-8727) in Severna Park. The knee tights and Academy Ballet School name tag fee of $25 is due to Mrs. Razzetti at the first class. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.

Instructors: Eileen Razzetti RAD RTS Members: $260

Ages: 3+ Non Members: $295

#W13260101 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 4:00-4:30pm

Instructors: Eileen Razzetti RAD RTS Members: $290Ages: 3+ Non Members: $315

#W13260102 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 10:00-10:45am

#W13260103 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 9:15-10:00am

RAD Pre-Ballet 2 (Beg Level) (RAD Pre-Primary)This Level-2 foundation class stresses simple, correct ballet technique, response to music, creative movement and children’s mime. 1 year of previous training helpful but not necessary. Dress: Girls: Royal Academy of Dance white short sleeved leotard, Bloch’s leather ballet slippers (no split soles) and pink ballet tight socks (purchased through Mrs. Razzetti). Boys: White T-shirt, black shorts, white socks and white ballet shoes. Body Leotards and shoes can be purchased at Dance Supplies, Etc. (410-647-8727) in Severna Park. Materials fee for pink

ballet socks and Academy Ballet School name tag fee of $25 is due to Mrs. Razzetti at the first class (new students only). The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.


Ages: 4 1/2+ Non Members: $315

#W13260200 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 4:30-5:15pm

#W13260201 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 10:00-10:45am

RAD Pre-Ballet 3 (Beg Level) (RAD Pre-Primary)This level-3 foundation class stresses simple, correct ballet technique, response to music, creative movement and children’s mime. 1 - 2 years of previous training helpful but not necessary. Dress: Girls: RAD lilac short sleeve leotard, lilac RAD wrap skirt, pink RAD knee tights (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers (available through Severna Park’s Dance Supplies, Etc: 410-647-8727). Boys: White T-shirt, black shorts, white socks and white ballet shoes. Name tag fee of $25 is due to Mrs. Razzetti at the first class (new students only). The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13260300 01/07 – 05/07 Mon 4:00-5:00pm

#W13260301 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 10:45-11:45am


RAD Pre-Ballet 4 (Beg Level) (RAD Primary)This level-3 foundation class stresses simple, correct ballet technique, response to music, creative movement and children’s mime. 1 - 2 years of previous training helpful but not necessary. Dress: Girls: RAD lilac short sleeve leotard, lilac RAD wrap skirt, pink RAD knee tights (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers (available through Severna Park’s Dance Supplies, Etc: 410-647-8727). Boys: White T-shirt, black shorts, white socks and white ballet shoes. Name tag fee of $25 is due to Mrs. Razzetti at the first class (new students only). The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13260401 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 4:00-5:30pm

#W13260402 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 11:45-1:15pm

Classical Ballet 1 (Int Level) (RAD Gr1)A natural progression from the beginning primary levels with greater emphasis on correct body placement, ballet, character and free movement technique. Exercises at the barre are introduced along with beginning character dancing and lyrical free movement. 1 - 2 years of training helpful. Dress: RAD pink ‘Aimee’ tank leotard, pink ballet tights, and character skirt (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers and character shoes are available through Dance Supplies, Etc. (410-647-8727) in Severna Park. Two classes per week are suggested for this level and mandatory for RAD exam and certificate candidates. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13260501 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 4:00-5:15pm

#W13260502 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 1:15-2:45pm

RAD Classical Ballet 2B (Int Level)(RAD Grade 2)A natural progression from the level-1 with greater emphasis on correct body placement, ballet, character and free movement technique. Exercises at the barre are added to along with continuing character dance and lyrical free movement. Dress: RAD marine blue ‘Aimee’ tank leotard, pink ballet tights, and character skirt (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers and character shoes are available through Dance Supplies, Etc. (410-647-8727) in Severna Park. Two classes per week are

suggested for this level and mandatory for RAD exam and certificate candidates. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13260600 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 5:15-6:30pm

#W13260601 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 1:15-2:45pm

RAD Pre-Pointe and Beginning Pointe 1 – Classical Ballet 2B and 4This class requires permission to attend. This class contains simple, beginning pointe, barre and centre exercises. Students must have completed at least 3 years of ballet training and be attending two ballet classes a week in addition to this point class. Students should have 1 year experience with pre-pointe shoes before purchasing pointe shoes. Please consult Mrs. Razzetti before purchasing either pre-pointe shoes or pointe shoes. Dress: RAD grade level class leotard, pink tights (Prima brand) and pink pre-pointe or pointe shoes (brand is optional). Do not sew anything on new shoes and do not wear new shoes until checked and approved by Mrs. Razzetti. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13260701 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 2:45-3:15pm

RAD Classical Ballet 4 (Int Level)(RAD Grade 4)A natural progression from the level-2 with greater emphasis on correct body placement, ballet, character and free movement technique. A complete barre, port de bras, adage and petite allegro are now included. The character dancing has evolved to the Russian regional level and the lyrical free movement becomes more intricate. Three to four years of training helpful. Dress: RAD mulberry ‘Aimee’ tank leotard, pink ballet tights, and character skirt (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers and character shoes are available through Dance Supplies, Etc. (410-647-8727) in Severna Park. Two classes per week are suggested for this level and mandatory for RAD exam and certificate candidates. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13260800 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 5:15-6:45pm

#W13260801 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 3:15-4:30pm


RAD Classical Ballet 5 (Int Level)(RAD Grade 5)A natural progression from the level-4 with greater emphasis on correct body placement, ballet, character and free movement technique. A complete barre, port de bras, adage and petite allegro are now included. The character dancing has evolved to the Polish regional level and the lyrical free movement becomes more intricate. 5-6 years of training helpful. Dress: RAD navy ‘Aimee’ tank leotard, pink ballet tights, and character skirt (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers and character shoes are available through Dance Supplies, Etc. (410-647-8727) in Severna Park.Two classes per week are suggested for this level and mandatory for RAD exam and certificate candidates. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13260900 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 6:45-8:00pm

#W13260901 01/10 – 05/23 Thu 6:30-8:00pm

RAD Classical Ballet 5 – Pointe 2 (Beg/Int Level)This pointe class is a continuation of pointe technique and strengthening pointe work exercises. This is for the student who has completed 1 year or more of pointe work. Do not wear new pointe shoes around the house or sew ribbons or elastics on new pointe shoes until checked and approved by Mrs. Razzetti for fit and style. Even slightly soiled shoes cannot be exchanged or returned. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13261000 01/08 – 05/21 Tue 8:00-8:45pm

RAD Classical Ballet 6 (Int/Adv Level) RAD Gr 6)A natural progression from the level-5 with greater emphasis on correct body placement, ballet, character and free movement technique. A complete barre, port de bras, adage and petite allegro are now included. The character dancing has evolved to the advanced Polish regional level and the lyrical free movement becomes more intricate. 5-6 years of training helpful. Dress: RAD navy ‘Jane’ camisole leotard, pink ballet tights, and character skirt (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers and character shoes are available through Dance Supplies, Etc. (410-647-8727) in Severna Park. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.

Instructors: Eileen Razzetti R.A.R.D. Members: $330


#W13261100 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 5:00-6:30pm

#W13261101 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 5:30-7:00pm

RAD Classical Ballet 6 - Pointe 3 (Int Level)This pointe class is a continuation of pointe technique and strengthening pointe work exercises. This is for the student who has completed 2 years or more of pointe work. Do not wear new pointe shoes around the house or sew ribbons or elastics on new pointe shoes until checked and approved by Mrs. Razzetti for fit and style. Even slightly soiled shoes cannot be exchanged or returned. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13261200 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 7:00-7:45pm

RAD Classical Ballet 6-7 (Int Foundations-Vocational Level)Strong correct technique class at an intermediate level. Grades 6 and 7 are eligible to attend, but only Grade 7 will be qualified to take the exam. Dress: RAD navy ‘Jane’ camisole leotard, pink ballet tights, and character skirt (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers and character shoes are available through Dance Supplies, Etc. (410-647-8727) in Severna Park.The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13261300 01/11 – 05/24 Fri 5:30-7:00pm


#W13261301 01/11 – 05/24 Fri 5:30-7:00pm

RAD Classical Ballet 7 (Int/Adv Level) RAD Gr 7)A natural progression from the level-6 with greater emphasis on correct body placement, ballet, character and free movement technique. A complete barre, port de bras, adage and petite allegro are included. The character dancing has evolved to the advanced Polish regional level and the lyrical free movement becomes more intricate. 5-6 years of training helpful. Dress: RAD navy ‘Jane’ camisole leotard, pink ballet tights, and character skirt (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers and character shoes are available through Dance Supplies, Etc. (410-647-8727) in Severna Park. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13261400 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 6:30-8:00pm

#W13261401 01/09 – 05/22 Wed 7:45-9:00pm


RAD Classical Ballet 7 - Pointe (Int Level)This pointe class is a continuation of pointe technique and strengthening pointe work exercises. This is for the student who has completed 3 years or more of pointe work. Do not wear new pointe shoes around the house or sew ribbons or elastics on new pointe shoes until checked and approved by Mrs. Razzetti for fit and style. Even slightly soiled shoes cannot be exchanged or returned. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13261500 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 8:00-9:00pm

RAD Advanced 2 (RAD Vocational level)Strong correct technique class at an advanced level. Pre-requisite: completion of Intermediate vocational with a passing grade. Dress: RAD black ‘Alice’ camisole leotard, pink ballet tights, and character skirt (available through www.academyballetschool.com). Bloch’s leather full sole ballet slippers and character shoes are available through Dance Supplies, Etc. in Severna Park. Three classes per week are suggested for this level and mandatory for RAD exam and certificate candidates. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13261600 01/11 – 05/24 Fri 3:30-5:30pm

#W13261601 01/12 – 05/25 Sat 11:15-1:15pm

RAD Advanced 2 Pointe 4 (RAD Vocational level)This pointe class is a continuation of pointe technique and strengthening pointe work exercises. This is for the student who has completed 3 years or more of pointe work. Do not wear new pointe shoes around the house or sew ribbons or elastics on new pointe shoes until checked and approved by Mrs. Razzetti for fit and style. Even slightly soiled shoes cannot be exchanged or returned. The Academy Ballet School recital will be held on May 24, 2013. Please note: There is an additional recital fee of $135 due to Mrs. Razzetti.



#W13261700 01/07 – 05/20 Mon 8:00-9:30pm

Adult Ballet (Beg-Int)For the absolute beginner and also, the intermediate student who wishes to work on and improve technique. It’s time to get back into shape and there is no better way to accomplish this than through a dance program. Enjoy exercising and look forward to seeing a new body image. Better posture, a slimmer figure and increased flexibility will be yours, lots of stretch and strengthening too! Look forward to a newer, healthier and happier you! Lots of ballet moms and dads have been asking for this one. Dress: Solid color leotard, pink or black tights or leggings. Loose fitting shirts and form fitting sweats also acceptable. Pink or black ballet shoes a must.


#W13261800 01/10 – 04/25 Thu 8:00-9:00pm


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Drawing and Painting for Adults

Watercolor ImpressionismLight has color and the color of light changes during the day and through the seasons of the year. The luminous, etherial quality of the watercolor medium lends itself very well to the painting of light. This class will be based on the instruction found in Painting the Impressionist Watercolor, the book Lee Boynton co-authored with his longtime student Linda Gottlieb. The instructor will take the students by the hand, following the step-by-step exercises in the book, which were developed over many years of teaching these principles through his classes and workshops. He will demonstrate frequently and provide individual instruction to insure success.The instructors website: www.leeboynton.com

Instructors: Lee Boynton Members: $215Ages: 18+ Non Members: $240

#W13264500 01/17 – 03/07 Thu 9:30-12:30pm

Painting the Impressionist Landscape in WatercolorLearn to make your watercolor paintings sing with light and refreshing colors. In this class the students will learn to apply the Impressionist theories of color and light to painting the spring landscape in watercolor. The instructor will use the easy to follow, step-by-step approach found in the instructional book he co-authored with a longtime student, Painting the Impressionist Watercolor . He will lead the student through a series of exercises that will build their color vision and understanding of color relationships to capture the effects of light. The instructor will be covering the principles of design and composition essential for creating paintings the “work.” No class 5/9/13.


#W13264600 04/11 – 05/16 Thu 9:30-12:30pm

Flowers in WatercolorThis course is designed to explore color and shapes in a free and dynamic way using the wet-on-wet technique employed by the masters of the medium. Flower painting in watercolor is well-suited to let students develop a sense for composition and a feel for color while striving to capture natural simplicity and beauty. A materials fee of $10 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Erika H. Walsh Members: $235Ages: 18+ Non Members: $260

#W13268700 02/05 – 04/16 Tue 9:30-12:00pm

Landscapes in WatercolorThe concept of this course is to capture the brilliance and subtlety of a landscape in a powerful interesting way and to give the students the freedom to develop the artistry to compose a painting. Students will also be acquainted with pen and ink to give their landscapes more structure,

Instructors: Erika H. Walsh Members: $240Ages: 18+ Non Members: $265

#W13268801 02/04 – 04/15 Mon 9:30-12:00pm

Adult Open StudioBeginner to Intermediate This open studio class offers beginning to intermediate students work space to improve their skills and techniques in any of the following areas: drawing: pencil, charcoal, conte, colored pencil. Painting: acrylic, oil, pastel and oil pastel. One on one instruction will help move forward with their work, resolve problem areas, critique work, suggest and explain alternative materials and techniques, finishing and framing ideas. Students should bring all materials necessary to each project to the first class. Students may work in several of the above areas of painting and drawing. (Any additional class supplies used will be billed at $5 per class such as pastel colors or painting and drawing mediums you do not have.)

Instructors: Andrea Olney-Wall Members: $145Ages: 18+ Non Members: $170

#W13268900 01/24 – 02/28 Thu 6:00-8:00pm

#W13268901 03/07 – 04/18 Thu 6:00-8:00pm


Magazine Paper CollageAn introduction to creating collages using magazine paper as the color, in effect, painting with paper. Participants can work to their own skill level, creating very simple designs or complicated compositions. Materials will be provided, but certain magazines would be welcome: Southy’s Preview, Art and Antiques, Veranda, Coastal Living, Southern Living, Martha Stewart or any others with large bright photos. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Laura Dixon Members: $150Ages: 16+ Non Members: $175

#W13269000 01/09 – 02/13 Wed 9:30-11:30am

Drawing for the Non-ArtistAn introduction to drawing for practical use as well as for creating art work. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Laura Dixon Members: $150Ages: 16+ Non Members: $175

#W13269100 01/09 – 02/13 Wed 12:30-2:30pm

Foundations of Drawing IThink you can’t draw? It can be learned. Students will go through a series of exercises, designed to open their eyes to the world of drawing. Later, working with charcoal, students learn to how to see and organize with shapes and tone. Line, value, positive/negative space, proportion and perspective are covered. Materials list available online.

Instructors: Andree Tullier Members: $130Ages: 18+ Non Members: $155

#W13269201 02/20 – 03/27 Wed 7:00-9:00pm

Introduction to Classic Drawing Techniques IFor beginning students and students who wish to renew their skills. This studio class offers numerous techniques including light, shadow, line, form, perspective and composition to help the beginning and intermediate level student compose a variety of drawings from still life to landscape . Students are encouraged to bring several subjects to the first class like postcards, photos etc. No portraits please. A materials fee of $35 includes everything needed for the class and is due to the instructor on the first day. Materials included in the class fee are sketchbook, pencils, erasers, charcoal, and still life materials. Subject matter and materials will differ between the first and second session of this class.


#W13269500 01/19 – 02/23 Sat 1:00-3:00pm

Introduction to Classic Drawing Techniques IIBeginning to Intermediate level students. This studio class builds on the first session. Students will set up their own still life compositions and fine tune their drawing skills through the use of a variety of pencils and charcoals. This class gives the student a chance to “personalize” their drawing techniques. Students are encouraged to bring several subjects to the first class like postcards, photos etc. A materials fee of $35 includes everything needed for the class and is due to the instructor on the first day. Subject matter and materials will differ between the first and second session of this class.


#W13269600 03/02 – 04/13 Sat 1:00-3:00pm

Design & Composition for Drawing and PaintingImprove your painting and drawing skills through understanding the secrets to composition and design. This class will cover a variety of methods and visual tools that will help boost the visual impact of your work. Use of color, line, shape, atmosphere and more will be explored in class. Students can choose their own medium to work in, and are welcome to bring in their own photographs to work from, or work from a still life set up in class. Class will include instructional presentation and examples, as well as hands on drawing/painting. Materials: Students should come prepared with all materials needed to draw or paint in their chosen medium. For more information. please contact the instructor at [email protected]. Instructor’s website: www.artistdesireescherini.com.

Instructors: Desiree Holmes Scherini Members: $145Ages: 16+ Non Members: $170

#W13270800 02/12 – 03/12 Tue 12:30-2:30pm

Portrait Drawing in CharcoalLearn to draw realistic portraits! Here students will learn to set up the attitude of the head, judge proportions, and explore the power of light and shade. Lectures will be given on the geometric planes of the head, organic rhythms, and the anatomy of individual features. No prior experience necessary. Model fee: $50. Please bring materials to first class. Instructor’s website:www.rickcasali.com. Materials List: www.rickcasali.com/supplies.

Instructors: Rick Casali Members: $225Ages: 16+ Non Members: $250

#W13271300 02/25 – 04/22 Mon 7:30-9:30pm


Figure Drawing in CharcoalThis class will cover all aspects of drawing the figure realistically and expressively. Working from the live model, students will gain mastery over portraying the beauty of the human form. Topics of study will include anatomy, proportion, and rendering the figure in light and shade. Individual attention, group critiques and demonstrations will make this an exciting and informative class. Illustrated handouts and copies of master drawings and will be given out for take-home study at each class session. (While this class is open to all levels of ability, at the teacher’s discretion a portfolio review may be requested.) A $45 model fee will be collected at first class. For more information please contact instructor at [email protected]. Instructor’s website: www.johnebersberger.com

Instructors: John Ebersberger Members: $185Ages: 18+ Non Members: $210

#W13271400 02/07 – 03/07 Thu 7:30-9:30pm

#W13271401 03/14 – 04/18 Thu 7:30-9:30pm

Introduction to Acrylic Painting IBeginning and intermediate students wishing to renew their skills. This studio class offers a comprehensive study of acrylic painting techniques with the use of a variety of surfaces additives, brushes and pallet knives. Please bring a variety of photos to the first class for the landscape studies. Still life (materials provided) and landscape studies will form the base of our work. A materials fee of $45 (includes a basic paint set and canvas) is due to the instructor on the first day.


#W13271900 01/15 – 02/19 Tue 6:00-8:00pm

Acrylic Painting IIBeginning to Intermediate Level. This studio class offers a comprehensive study of Landscape painting in Acrylics. Topics cover the basic components of landscapes including perspective, pictorial design and color work. This class also includes a brief introduction to “Plein Air” painting to prepare the student for outdoor painting in the spring and summer. Students should bring several ideas and pictures of their own subject matter to class. Materials fee of $45 includes paints and canvas and is due to the instructor at the first class. Intermediate level students should bring their own supplies to class. This class has been extended to 8 weeks. Please notify instructor at 443-203-6707 if you will be providing your own supplies.


#W13272000 02/26 – 04/16 Tue 6:00-8:00pm

Introduction to OilsNew to oil painting? An organized approach to painting and materials will be emphasized. Learn to organize your palette, mix colors, prepare boards, and discover different ways to apply oil paint. Learn how to compose objects within the picture plane. Color principles will be taught in regard to still-life and portrait. Emphasis will be placed on making strong starts. Please bring materials to first class. Materials list available online.

Instructors: Andree Tullier Members: $170Ages: 18+ Non Members: $195

#W13272100 03/05 – 04/09 Tue 7:30-9:30pm

Limited Palette PaintingOil painting can be very challenging and extremely rewarding all on the same day. The options of subject matter, value range, color, edges and surfaces can be exhilarating or create mud on the canvas. Starting with a one-color palette, working up to a prismatic palette, this class will help simplify some of the mysteries of color theory and help the painter see value relationships as never before. A limited palette almost ensures color harmony in your painting since all secondary colors are mixed from the same primaries. Since this method of painting is helpful for all subject matter, a variety of subjects will be used. This class is appropriate for oil and acrylic painters. Previous drawing instruction is required, painting experience is helpful. The class will be most enlightening to those who have been taught to paint with a full palette. Please email the instructor if further information is needed at [email protected]

Instructors: Ken Cosgrove Members: $225Ages: 18+ Non Members: $250

#W13272400 01/15 – 02/26 Tue 9:30-12:30pm


Expressive Portraiture IIt is said that there are at least two people in every portrait—the subject and the artist. And it’s true. The ability to find more expressive means of portraiture is the focus of this class. A successful portrait is more than a likeness in chalk or paint. It is a representation of a warm, breathing being with a character and a soul. Our role as an artist goes well beyond the ability to represent the subject as a three-dimensional object on a two-dimensional plane. Using valuable tools from previous instruction, this class goes beyond the structure of the subject and explores methods of expression to better represent the character of the model. Through lectures, demonstration and discussion it will provoke you to explore new ways of looking at portraiture. Models will be provided and will be charged additionally. Previous instruction required. Please email the instructor if further information is needed at [email protected]


#W13272500 01/07 – 03/04 Mon 9:30-12:30pm

Expressive Portraiture IIIt is said that there are at least two people in every portrait—the subject and the artist. And it’s true. The ability to find more expressive means of portraiture is the focus of this class. A successful portrait is more than a likeness in chalk or paint. It is a representation of a warm, breathing being with a character and a soul. Our role as an artist goes well beyond the ability to represent the subject as a three-dimensional object on a two-dimensional plane. Using valuable tools from previous instruction, this class goes beyond the structure of the subject and explores methods of expression to better represent the character of the model. Through lectures, demonstration and discussion it will provoke you to explore new ways of looking at portraiture. Models will be provided and will be charged additionally. Previous instruction required. Please email the instructor if further information is needed at [email protected]. This class is appropriate as a continuation of the previous Expressive Portraiture class or as a stand alone class.


#W13272600 03/11 – 04/29 Mon 9:30-12:30pm

Clothed Figure in the InteriorThis class will introduce students to painting the clothed figure in the interior with models posed in natural, every day poses. We will begin with simple poses in uncomplicated scenes to give the student practice in organizing the figure in a painting. The class will emphasize values, color design and figure structure, and will guide the student in making a figure a familiar component within their painting repertoire. We will study the works of American Impressionists who include the figure in their paintings. This class is designed for intermediate to advanced students with some drawing skills in place. Frequent demonstrations and individual instruction. Model fee TBA. Click here for materials list. The instructors website: www.leeboynton.com. No class 2/8/13.


#W13272800 01/18 – 03/15 Fri 9:00-12:00pm

Figure Painting Alla Prima This class explores the nude figure in beautiful north light. Instructor will lecture on anatomy, geometric structure, color, and the concept of light, shadow, and half tone. Class embraces the “Alla Prima” technique made famous by artists like Sargent, Zorn, and Sorolla. Basic drawing skills required. Model fee: $50. Instructor’s website:www.rickcasali.com. Materials List: www.rickcasali.com/supplies. No class 3/15 and 3/22/13.


#W13272900 02/08 – 04/19 Fri 1:00-4:00pm

Painting the Impressionist Landscape in OilLearn to capture the exciting atmospheric changes in the spring landscape. This class will train the students to see the variations in value and color as the new foliage emerges. The instructor will teach the students to apply the Impressionist theories of color and light to capture the subtle effects of light and mood. He will include instruction on perspective and the painting of buildings and architecture. Recommended reading: Perspective Made Easy by Richard Norling. Weekly critiques. No class 5/10/13.


#W13273000 04/12 – 05/17 Thu 9:30-12:30pm

Painting the Head in OilStudents learn to construct a head, developing an understanding of form, light and anatomy. The class includes demonstrations by the instructor, critiques and study of the model. Color in composition and line will be studied. Instructor will collect a model fee. Materials list available online.

Instructors: Bonnie Roth Anderson Members: $200Ages: 18+ Non Members: $225

#W13273200 02/07 – 04/04 Thu 9:30-12:30pm


ImpressionismThis class will explore the dynamic use of color to create the illusion of light in oil paintings. Based on Ebersberger’s decade of study with reknowned American Impressionist Henry Hensche, this method of color study is designed for beginners as well as advanced students of painting. Students will learn to perceive and paint with a full-spectrum palette of color, giving their paintings greater lumonisity and brilliance. Still life set-ups will be used in Maryland Hall’s unique north-light studios, and outdoor still life and landsape, when weather permits. Instructors website: www.johnebersberger.com. Materials list available online.


#W13273300 02/04 – 03/11 Mon 9:30-11:30am

#W13273301 03/18 – 04/22 Mon 9:30-11:30am

Portrait Painting in Oils - a Weekend WorkshopInstuctor John Ebersberger was a 2012 award winner at the The Portrait Society of America’s annual conference. In this workshop he brings together the American Impressionist tradition of light and color with his in-depth understanding of the classical figurative tradition. Learn how to mix colors with greater accuracy and vibrancy - create the illusion of light in your paintings. Individual attention, group critiques, and daily demos will make this an exciting and informative class. Other topics covered incude the structure of the head, and a detailed anatomical analysis of the features. Several color handouts are included. Instuctor’s website: www.johnebersberger.com Materials list available online.


#W13273500 02/23 – 02/24 Sat, Sun 9:30-3:30pm

Impressionist Figure Painting WorkshopExplore the world of classical realist figure painting with the added truth of color. Instructor John Ebersberger brings his years of study with American Impressionist Henry Hensche together with an in-depth understanding of the classical realist tradition. Learn how to mix colors to create the illusion of light and atmosphere in your paintings. Individual attention, group critiques and daily demos will make this an exciting and informative class. Other topics covered include the three dimensional structure of the figure and a detailed analysis of anatomy. Several color handouts are included. Instructor’s website: www.johnebersberger.com


#W13273600 04/13 – 04/14 Sat, Sun 9:30-3:30pm

Introduction to Pastels IThis studio class covers basic techniques of dry pastels in still-life. and landscape studies. Students may bring several photos to class for additional studies including landscape postcards. No portraits please. Various techniques and materials will be covered in class. A materials fee of $45 will cover everything needed for these studies and is due to the instructor at the first class.


#W13273700 01/16 – 02/20 Wed 6:00-8:00pm

Introduction to Pastels IIThis second session of pastel studies gives the student a greater understanding of the variety of techniques that can be applies to pastels. Classes offer creative solutions to preliminary changes in design, color work, paper types, and basic framing information. Students should bring several subject photos to the first class. No portraits please. A materials fee of $20 covers additional class supplies (this fee does not cover a good basic set of pastels). This class has been extended to 8 weeks.


#W13273800 02/27 – 04/17 Wed 6:00-8:00pm

Pastel PortraitThis class explores light, form, anatomy and technique in pastel. Beginning students learn to construct the head. Advanced students will work on new surfaces. Demonstrations by the instructor are included. Color in composition and line will be studied. Instructor will collect a model fee. Materials list available online.

Instructors: Bonnie Roth Anderson Members: $140Ages: 18+ Non Members: $165

#W13273900 04/09 – 05/14 Tue 9:30-12:30pm

Still Life Pastel Painting Weekend WorkshopLearn about techniques and materials for painting with soft pastels, through lecture, demonstration and mostly hands on work. Painting techniques such as color blending, creating texture and more will be covered. The instructor will also provide instruction on drawing techniques and layout for the still life design. We will work on still life set ups in class. Students may want to bring snacks or a lunch with them. Please bring materials to the first class. For more information, please contact the instructor at [email protected] or call 443-694-5618 Instructor’s website: www.artistdesireescherini.com. Materials list available online.

Instructors: Desiree Holmes Scherini Members: $100Ages: 18+ Non Members: $125

#W13274000 03/16 – 03/17 Sat, Sun 9:30-4:00pm


Introduction to Painting with EncausticEncaustic, the oldest form of painting combines beeswax and damar resin with colored pigments. This workshop introduces and expands the use of the encaustic medium for participants. Pressman will guide students in basic and advanced techniques to creating works that are rich in layers and transparency. Color application, methods of fusing, image transfers, mark making, pastels, graphite, collage and are just some of the topics that will be covered. Encaustic equipment, history and safety will be addressed. Along with technique, experimentation is encouraged and combined with attention to art fundamentals, editing and content. The emphasis is on freeing the creative spirit so that a personal language and vision can develop into a new series of work. Lisa ‘s ability to work with individuals makes this a perfect workshop not only for beginners but for anyone looking to get feedback and problem-solve about their work. Activities will include exercises, informal group discussion and individual support. A materials fee of $50 is due to the instructor (Includes all the equipment, medium, brushes, and mixed media). Supplies list for students available online.

Instructors: Lisa Pressman Members: $225Ages: 18+ Non Members: $250

#W13279100 04/13 – 04/14 Sat, Sun 10:00-4:00pm

Ceramics, Sculpture and Woodturning for Adults

Monitored Figure Sculpture An evening class for artists interested in working on a sustained figure study from life (standing or seated nude). Instructor will set the eight week pose and work alongside students, occasionally offering individual critique . Each night starts with a short lecture addressing a part of anatomy. Assistance will be given at the beginning of first class securing wire armature. Model fee: $50. Instructor’s website: www.rickcasali.com. Materials List:www.rickcasali.com/supplies.htm


#W13274200 02/06 – 03/27 Wed 6:30-9:00pm

Figure Sculpture WorkshopThis three day course is for painters and sculptors wishing to expand their knowledge of the human figure. Through demonstrations in clay, students will be given universal truths about the body regarding proportion, anatomy, and geometric construction. The head, torso, and appendages will be sculpted methodically, highlighting the essential characteristics that make us human. Knowledge in this field will enable you to draw/sculpt figures out of your head and it will give your work from life more power and realism. This proven method relies on memorization and understanding, thus students are advised to keep a sketchbook during the week. Instructor’s website: www.rickcasali.com. Materials List: www.rickcasali.com/supplies.htm


#W13274300 03/15 – 03/17 Fri, Sat, Sun 9:00-4:00pm

Site-Specific/Installation with Repurposed MaterialsLearn to make site-specific sculpture on the grounds of Maryland Hall using recycled, repurposed, or reclaimed materials. Designed for all skill levels, students will learn how to transform ordinary objects into outdoor art in this six week class. Instruction will be given on assembly methods and creative processes for a variety of materials. The first class will be a brief lecture on installation art and site-specific sculpture with a demonstration. Students must provide their own materials, which should be used items and obtained at little to no cost. Please email instructor with any questions regarding supplies or for more information at [email protected].

Instructors: Jin Lee Members: $225Ages: 17+ Non Members: $250

#W13274400 03/05 – 04/09 Tue 6:00-8:00pm


Beginning Wheel Levels I & II: MondayThis class provides an introduction to the potter’s wheel. Students will learn basic techniques of centering clay, throwing simple forms and transforming these into more developed forms, such as vases, bowls and mugs. Glazing and decorating techniques are also introduced. Class is suited for brand-new beginner students and those with a little experience. Bring an old towel, a sketch book and lots of ideas. A materials fee of $30 is due to the Maryland Hall Pottery at the first class

Instructors: Renata Mastroti Kunkel Members: $200Ages: 17+ Non Members: $225

#W13274700 01/28 – 03/25 Mon 6:45-9:15pm


#W13274701 04/08 – 05/20 Mon 6:45-9:15pm

Beginning Wheel Level I & II: TuesdayThis class provides an introduction to the potter’s wheel. Students will learn basic techniques of centering clay, throwing simple forms and transforming these into more developed forms, such as vases, bowls and mugs. Glazing and decorating techniques are also introduced. Class is suited for brand-new beginner students and those with a little experience. Bring an old towel, a sketch book and lots of ideas. A materials fee of $30 is due to the Maryland Hall Pottery at the first class


#W13274900 01/22 – 03/19 Tue 6:45-9:15pm


#W13274901 04/02 – 05/21 Tue 6:45-9:15pm

Intermediate Wheel: WednesdayStudents will advance their knowledge of wheel throwing to create more complex forms. Teapots, platters, pitchers, and lidded forms are just a few of the pots to be created. We will also discuss aesthetic details regarding rims, feet, handles ,proportions, weight, etc. Bring an old small towel, a sketch book and lots of ideas. A materials fee of $30 is due to Maryland Hall Pottery at the first class.


#W13275000 01/23 – 03/13 Wed 9:30-12:00pm

#W13275001 04/03 – 05/22 Wed 9:30-12:00pm

Pottery Wheel - Form and Surface: WednesdayIn this class students will review the basics of working on the potter’s wheel to make bowls, mugs, plates and other forms. Students will also be experimenting with surface decoration techniques such as carving, slip trailing, sgrafitto, inlay, wax and latex resist and the use of underglazes, slips, oxides and glazes. This class is suited for those with basic skills. Students should be able to center and throw a small cylinder or bowl. Bring and old towel, a sketch book and lots of ideas. A materials fee of $30 is due to the Maryland Hall Pottery at the first class.


#W13275300 01/23 – 03/13 Wed 6:45-9:15pm

#W13275301 04/03 – 05/22 Wed 6:45-9:15pm

Beginner/Intermediate Wheel: ThursdayThis 12 week class is suitable for all levels. Introduction to the basics of working clay on a potters’ wheel for those new to clay plus more advanced techniques for those who have taken classes before will be taught. Make simple forms such as cylinders, bowls, mugs, vases, plates and more! Students will decorate and glaze their pots for firing. Bring an old towel and apron, you will get muddy! Materials fee of $30 is due to MD Hall Pottery the first day of class.

Instructors: Lorna Awalt Members: $300Ages: 17+ Non Members: $325

#W13275400 01/17 – 04/11 Thu 9:30-12:00pm

Intermediate Wheel: SaturdayStudents will advance their knowledge of wheel throwing to create more complex forms. Teapots, platters, pitchers, and lidded forms are just a few of the pots to be created. We will also discuss aesthetic details regarding rims, feet, handles ,proportions, weight, etc. Bring an old small towel, a sketch book and lots of ideas. A materials fee of $30 is due to Maryland Hall Pottery at the first class. No class 3/9/13 and 4/13/13.


#W13275600 01/19 – 03/16 Sat 9:30-12:00pm

#W13275601 04/06 – 06/01 Sat 9:30-12:00pm


One-Day Workshop: Make a Window Herb trayGet ready for spring!!! This 3-hour workshop is designed for those with little or no experience with clay. We will learn the basics of handbuilding and working with clay slabs and templates to build and decorate window trays with mini herb containers. We will discuss different ways of embellishing our trays using carving, sgraffito and leaf application. A materials fee of $5 is due to Maryland Hall Pottery at the first class.


#W13275700 02/15 – 02/15 Fri 9:00-12:00pm

#W13275701 02/26 – 02/26 Tue 1:00-4:00pm

Exploring Tiles, Mosaics and HandbuildingSuited for all skill levels, students explore creating their own handmade tiles, mosaics, and handbuilt sculptures. The skills of pinch, coil, and slab construction will be taught. Demonstrations in glazing techniques will include both low and high fire glazes. Each student will create at least two primary projects during the course. A materials fee of $40 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Debra Soreff Members: $175Ages: 18+ Non Members: $200

#W13275800 01/14 – 03/11 Mon 7:00-9:30pm

Exploring Tiles and Handbuilding 2Suited for all skill levels, students explore creating their own handmade tiles, mosaics, and handbuilt sculptures. The skills of pinch, coil, and slab construction will be taught. Demonstrations in glazing techniques will include both low and high fire glazes. Each student will create at least two primary projects during the course. A materials fee of $40 is due to the instructor at the first class. No class 3/25/13 or 4/30/13.

Instructors: Debra Soreff Members: $175Ages: 18+ Non Members: $200

#W13275900 03/18 – 05/20 Mon 7:00-9:30pm

Basic Woodturning: TuesdayThis introductory class focuses on the basics of woodturning. Students receive instruction in all of the skills required for proficiency on bowl forms and wood as an artistic medium. There is a $30 materials fee due at the first class.

Instructors: Joe Dickey Members: $240Ages: 18+ Non Members: $265

#W13276100 01/15 – 03/12 Tue 6:30-9:30pm

Basic Woodturning: WednesdayThis introductory class focuses on the basics of woodturning. Students receive instruction in all of the skills required for proficiency on bowl forms and wood as an artistic medium. A materials fee of $30 covers all supplies and equipment needed and is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Chuck Engstrom Members: $240Ages: 18+ Non Members: $265

#W13276200 01/16 – 03/13 Wed 6:30-9:30pm

Glass and Jewelry for Adults

Glass Fusing 1A great way to explore the exciting possibilities of glass fusing! In this 6-week class, we will cover many techniques and firing temperatures to help students build a solid foundation in warm glass. Projects will include: jewelry, functional dishes, wall panels, sun catchers, simple mold making, and more. A basic materials fee of $50 is due to the instructor at the beginning of class, and additional supplies will be available for purchase. Go to www.flickr.com/photos/marylandhallglassfusing/ to see examples and class projects.


#W13276400 01/08 – 02/12 Tue 6:30-9:00pm

Glass Fusing 2In this class, students will build on their previous glass experience from Glass Fusing 1 or Introduction to Glass Fusing. This class will focus on more involved projects with multiple firings. We will learn new techniques like pattern bars, sandblasting and casting, while we develop a better understanding of glassworking techniques and processes. A basic materials fee of $50 will be due at the beginning of class. Go to www.flickr.com/photos/marylandhallglassfusing/ to see examples and class projects.


#W13276500 02/28 – 04/11 Thu 6:30-9:00pm


Introduction to Glass FusingA shorter version of Glass Fusing 1. Students will learn glass cutting and fusing basics to create functional and decorative projects including dishes and jewelry. A basic materials fee of $40 will be due at the beginning of class. Go to www.flickr.com/photos/marylandhallglassfusing/ to see examples and class projects.


#W13276600 03/16 – 03/23 Sat 10:00-3:00pm

Vitrograph StringerPull threads of molten hot glass from a kiln in this exciting one day workshop! The vitrograph technique is perfect for making wavy lines in glass. You can twist, bend, fold, coil and pull the glass into curvy lines and strings. Once cooled, these stringer can be fused with sheet glass to make compositions with fluidity and movement that’s not possible any other way. No glass experience necessary. A materials fee of $25 will be due at the beginning of class. Please wear natural fabrics (like cotton, not polyester) and closed toed shoes. Bring a hat or bandana and your sense of adventure! Go to www.flickr.com/photos/marylandhallglassfusing/ to see examples and class projects.


#W13276700 01/19 – 01/19 Sat 10:00-4:00pm

Cold Connections: Dynamic Solutions for No-Solder JewelryIn this workshop, students will be introduced to techniques such as riveting, screwing and wiring as a way of assembling jewelry without the use of a torch and solder. These methods lend themselves well to incorporating found objects and less traditional materials into one’s work, so students will be encouraged to bring in their own bits or favorite trinkets if they so desire. This could include small pieces of wood, metal, stone, twigs, shells, photos, books, broken jewelry - whatever inspires! Supplies to create a silver backed pin or pendant will be provided. A materials fee of $10 is due to the instructor.

Instructors: Alicia Roman Members: $80Ages: 18+ Non Members: $105

#W13276900 04/27 – 04/27 Sat 10:30am-3:00pm

Silver Jewelry - A Foundation ClassLearn the fundamentals of how to create and build your own unique jewelry from silver sheet and wire. Using traditional silversmithing techniques and tools you will learn sawing, forming, texturing, finishing and torch soldering. This course is designed for beginners. More advanced students are welcomed and may find benefit in refreshing skills and practicing. Feel free to bring your own tools. Students will practice in copper and are encouraged to work in Sterling silver. A materials kit fee of approximately $60-$70 will include silver sheet and wire and is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Kim Jones Members: $175Ages: 16+ Non Members: $200

#W13276800 02/05 – 03/12 Tue 6:30-9:00pm

#W13276801 04/09 – 05/14 Tue 6:30-9:00pm


Silver Clay and Glass Jewelry

The two worlds of fused glass and silver clay (PMC) collide in this exciting two-part class. On day one, students will learn glass cutting and fusing basics to create glass cabochons. One day two, students will set their cabochons in silver clay, and learn the basics of forming bezels and bails out of silver clay. Students will complete 1-2 pendants in class. No glassworking or silver clay experience is necessary, but advanced students are also welcome. A supply fee of $35 is due to the instructor at the start of class.

Instructors: Carleen Birnes & Gayla Lee Members: $150Ages: 16+ Non Members: $175

#W13277000 04/27 – 04/28 Sat, Sun 10:00-2:30pm

Silver Clay: Pendants & EarringsSee what all the rage is about! Silver clay (or PMC) is a fascinating and exciting medium that allows you to create pure silver jewelry and apply texture with rubber stamps, clay molds and found objects. In this class, students learn fundamental techniques of working with silver clay while creating a custom designed pendant and a pair of earrings. Techniques include: designing, doming, molding, firing, polishing, patinas and more. A materials fee of $35 is due to the instructor at the start of class.

Instructors: Carleen Birnes Members: $75Ages: 16+ Non Members: $100

#W13277900 02/09 – 02/09 Sat 10:30-3:00pm

Make a Ring!Make a silver ring and learn the basics of jewelry making. Fundamental jewelry skills such as sawing, filing, soldering, and polishing will be demonstrated and practiced. Setting up a home studio using the minimum number of tools will also be discussed. This class is designed as an introduction to jewelry making as a hobby. Cost of class includes silver for one ring; additional materials available for purchase. Instructor’s website: www.michaelmetal.com. For more information, please contact the instructor [email protected].

Instructors: Michael Brehl Members: $75Ages: 16+ Non Members: $100

#W13278000 02/09 – 02/09 Sat 11:00-4:00pm

Bangles and CuffsMake beautiful cuff bracelets and bangles from copper using basic hammering techniques and simple tools. Cutting, hammering and metal coloring techniques will be demonstrated and practiced. This is a fun way to make jewelry using simple tools. Although copper will be used in class, the same techniques can be used with other metals, such as brass, silver and gold. Instructor’s website: www.michaelmetal.com. For more information, please contact the instructor [email protected].


#W13278100 05/04 – 05/04 Sat 11:00-4:00pm

Make a BowlMake a copper bowl in this one evening class. Annealing, sinking, planishing, metal coloring, and tinning will be demostrated and practiced. This class is a good introduction to basic metalsmithing techniques used to make functional tableware. If bowls are not finished by end of class time additional time may be scheduled on next evening. Cost of class includes 7” copper disc for bowl. Additional copper available for purchase. Instructor’s website:www.michaelmetal.com. For more information, please contact the instructor at [email protected].


#W13278200 04/13 – 04/13 Sat 11:00-4:00pm


Bookmaking and Photography for Adults

Artistic Journal with Hand Painted PagesCome play and create a large book (about 8” X 11 _”) with pages over this two-evening workshop. Students will color and paint on the first night, please bring an apron. On the second night, students will cover book boards with lovely papers and stitch the pages into the binding. This workshop is a lot of fun and the finished book could be a journal, scrapbook or diary of your artistic life! There is a materials fee of $10 due to the instructor at the first class.This is perfect for a scrap booking journal . Most supplies will be provided but bring pencil, scissors, UHU glue stick and ruler. Please contact instructor at [email protected] with questions. Class limit 6.

Instructors: Chrissie Hines Members: $65Ages: 16+ Non Members: $90

#W13278400 02/26 – 02/27 Tue, Wed 6:00-9:00pm

Chris Cloth Pamphlet Stitch BookIn this quick workshop students will create an indestructible cover fabric and then use simple stitching to complete two wonderful booklets. These booklets would be suitable for notes, pictures, art or poetry. The variations are endless once students learn the process. These booklets are perfect for gifts or make a gift for yourself. Simple page embellishment will be covered while covers dry. All supplies are provided and there is a materials fee of $7 due to the instructor. Please contact instructor at [email protected] with questions.


#W13278500 03/14 – 03/14 Thu 6:00-9:00pm

Triple Treat! Longstitch Variations BooksThis workshop will give students the chance to learn the basic long stitch with three binding variations. Students will create three books: a soft cover with slits, a “stitch over” ribbon binding and a hardcover book that uses the long stitch as a design element on the spine. This workshop is three-evenings long and all books will be complete by end of the workshop. There is a materials fee of $15 due to the instructor at the first class. Most supplies will be provided but bring pencil, scissors, UHU glue stick and ruler. This is a perfect introduction to bookbinding class. Please contact instructor at [email protected] with questions.


#W13278600 01/15 – 01/29 Tue 6:00-9:00pm

Triple Treat! Longstitch Variations BooksThis workshop will give students the chance to learn the basic long stitch with three binding variations. Students will create three books: a soft cover with slits, a “stitch over” ribbon binding and a hardcover book that uses the long stitch as a design element on the spine. This workshop is three-evenings long and all books will be complete by end of the workshop. There is a materials fee of $15 due to the instructor at the first class. Most supplies will be provided but bring pencil, scissors, UHU glue stick and ruler. This is a perfect introduction to bookbinding class. Please contact instructor at [email protected] with questions.


#W13278601 04/04 – 04/18 Thu 6:00-9:00pm

Secret Belgium BindingIt’s not a real secret! This is a workshop for intermediate students who have an understanding of the long stitch or have taken my Triple Teat class. Students will use this two-step binding to make a book that really does amaze. There is a materials fee of $7 due to the instructor for this workshop. Most supplies will be provided but bring pencil, scissors, UHU glue stick and ruler. Please contact instructor at [email protected] with questions.


#W13278700 02/06 – 02/06 Wed 5:30-9:00pm

#W13278701 05/08 – 05/08 Wed 5:30-9:00pm

Making Paper with Everything but the Kitchen SinkLearn how to make paper while recycling lots of stuff in your own home. Start saving your letters and envelopes (keep the stamps for collage) pull out the blender, where is that old wrapping paper that is hidden away in your closet? We will make paper to then be turned into a great book to keep or give to a favorite person as a gift. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Patti Harden Members: $210Ages: 16+ Non Members: $220

#W13278900 04/27 – 04/28 Sat, Sun 10:00-4:00pm

Bookmaking and Photography for Adults


Introduction to Traditional Black & White PhotographyHave an old camera in the closet? Not afraid to get your hands wet? Try photography the old fashioned way in traditional black and white. Rediscover the craft of image making and the satisfaction of producing photographs without computers and printers. This is a class for photographers of all skill levels. The course covers everything from “this is a camera” to advanced methods, and it’s fun. A materials fee of $12 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Dick Bond Members: $100Ages: 18+ Non Members: $125

#W13279300 01/16 – 03/06 Wed 7:30-10:00pm

#W13279301 04/03 – 05/22 Wed 7:30-10:00pm

Vision and CompositionDigital and film photographers will enjoy this four week workshop including weekly assignments and critiques of the results. Sharpen your eye and your camera skills in this participatory photographic seminar.

Instructors: Dick Bond Members: $60Ages: 18+ Non Members: $85

#W13279400 02/07 – 02/28 Thu 7:30-10:00pm

#W13279401 05/09 – 05/30 Thu 7:30-10:00pm

Photography with your Digital SLRDevelop skills and have a better understanding of the use of your digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera. This lecture and demonstration class will cover camera characteristics, settings and operation; lens selection, exposure control with the histogram and filters, WB selections, mode decisions (PASM and RAW/JPG), storage and file organizing software, image processing workflow, support equipment and much more. The class will hold interactive discussions and work on problem-solving. A materials fee of $12 is due to the instructor at the first class.

Instructors: Don Dement Members: $115Ages: 18+ Non Members: $140

#W13279600 01/29 – 03/19 Tue 9:30-12:00pm

#W13279601 03/25 – 05/20 Mon 9:30-12:00pm

Photography with your Digital SLR WorkshopDevelop skills and have a better understanding of the use of your digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera. This lecture and demonstration class will cover camera characteristics, settings and operation; lens selection, exposure control with the histogram and filters, WB selections, mode decisions (PASM and RAW/JPG), storage and file organizing software, image processing workflow, support equipment and much more. The class will hold interactive discussions and work on problem-solving. A materials fee of $12 is due to the instructor at the first class.


#W13279700 04/06 – 04/13 Sat 9:00-4:30pm

Lightroom - The Photographer’s New DarkroomEdit, organize, retrieve and upload all in one program to easily show and print the photos you’ve worked hard to get in your travels and family pictures. Class will cover Adobe Lightroom, a powerful organizing and editing program, and how to use it to advantage for various situations. New editing capabilities are included for a complete photo workflow package through to uploading on the Web. Various concepts and approaches will be discussed, with Lightroom explained and demonstrated in actual use.


#W13279800 01/14 – 03/18 Mon 9:30-12:00pm

#W13279801 04/02 – 05/21 Tue 6:30-9:00pm

Lightroom - The Photographer’s New Darkroom WorkshopEdit, organize, retrieve and upload all in one program to easily show and print the photos you’ve worked hard to get in your travels and family pictures. Class will cover Adobe Lightroom, a powerful organizing and editing program, and how to use it to advantage for various situations. New editing capabilities are included for a complete photo workflow package through to uploading on the Web. Various concepts and approaches will be discussed, with Lightroom explained and demonstrated in actual use.


#W13279900 01/12 – 01/19 Sat 9:00-4:30pm

Digital Editing for PhotographersDevelop skills to improve your photographs using Adobe PhotoShop Elements. See how to use the workspace, its many tools, palettes and filters; how to straighten, crop, use layers for adjustments to images such as brightness/contrast/color; make panoramas and collages, and add frames and better understand color and resolution concepts. Scan and remove defects from old prints and slides, resize for printing and the Web and make better prints. This is a lecture- and demonstration-based class; laptop in class with the software installed is optional. A materials fee of $12 is due to the instructor at the first class.


#W13280000 01/29 – 03/19 Tue 6:30-9:00pm

#W13280001 04/02 – 05/21 Tue 9:30-12:00pm


Drama and Music for Adults

Acting for AdultsAlways wanted to learn more about acting? This entry level class is designed to share the art of acting with adults who want to foster their own creative talents in a performance setting. A combination of scripted and non-scripted work will be utilized to stretch your imagination and challenge your creativity. For more information, please contact Compass Rose Theater at education@compassrosetheater or visitwww.compassrosetheater.org.

Instructors: The Compass Rose Studio Theater Members: $175Ages: 18+ Non Members: $200

#W13280100 01/28 – 03/11 Mon 7:30-9:00pm

#W13280101 04/15 – 05/20 Mon 7:30-9:00pm

Hammered Dulcimer WorkshopPrerequisites: You should be able to tune, play the basic scales, and know a few tunes. This workshop is intended to expand the student’s technique, confidence and repertoire. Class includes: chord theory and its application in creating simple arrangements; introduction to ornamentation; skill building exercises to improve speed and agility; rhythm exercises and performance techniques (dynamics, phrasing, playing musically). The workshop will also include group playing, back-up techniques and music drawn from Celtic and folk music traditions. Contact instructor with questions at [email protected] or 410-867-0642 (M-Th 10am-3pm). Tuition includes materials fee for class handouts. No class 2/26/13.

Instructors: Maggie Sansone Members: $110Ages: 18+ Non Members: $135

#W13280200 02/05 – 03/19 Tue 7:00-7:50pm

#W13280201 04/02 – 05/07 Tue 7:00-7:50pm

Classical & Folk Guitar IThis class is a follow up to the beginning class teaching basic skills for beginning classical and finger picking guitar following the course as begun November 2012 with Maggie Sansone .This can also be a refresher course to learn how to read music and tablature, basic chords, fingerpicking and strumming patterns along with ensemble playing. Music includes Classical , traditional Celtic and folk tunes. Course book will be available for purchase first class. Bring your guitar (nylon strings recommended) and music stand. Audio recording device is recommended. For information or questions, contact instructor at [email protected] or call Monday through Thursday 10-3pm at 410-867-0642. No class 2/26/13..


#W13280400 02/05 – 03/19 Tue 6:15-7:00pm

#W13280401 04/02 – 05/07 Tue 6:15-7:00pm

Celtic Slow Jam (Mixed Instruments)Celtic Slow Jam is a structured jam class that includes many wonderful tunes (waltzes, airs, jigs and reels and songs from Celtic and American folk traditions) lead by acclaimed folk musician Maggie Sansone. Class level is intermediate. Topics include skills in accompaniment, use of bass lines, following chord charts, playing by ear, knowing your tune types and tempos and ensemble playing. Recommended instruments include hammered dulcimer, mountain dulcimer, mandolin, uke, guitar, banjo, flute, fidddle, pennywhistle, soprano recorder, accordion, and bodhrán. It is recommended students bring a recording device (no videos please). Tuition includes materials fee for handouts. Course book: Maggie Big Book of Celtic Tunes. If your instrument is not on this list, please contact instructor to discuss your options. For music supplies, instrument rentals and purchase, contact Maggie’s Music at 410-867-0642 (M-Th 10-3) or email [email protected]. No class 2/26/13.


#W13280800 02/05 – 03/19 Tue 8:00-8:50pm

#W13280801 04/02 – 05/07 Tue 8:00-8:50pm

Ballet, Modern, Tap, and Jazz Dance

for AdultsAdult Intermediate/Advanced JazzA study of more advanced jazz dance for adults and teens. This class will work on a variety of jazz dance styles, techniques and coordinated movement combinations. Emphasizes correct body alignment and works on strength, flexibility and coordination. Popular class for the adult dancer! No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13. Attire: Leotard, tights, jazz pants or leggings, Jazz shoes. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Cheryl Mauck Members: $185Ages: 16+ Non Members: $210

#W13263000 01/09 – 05/15 Wed 7:00-8:15pm

Beginning Adult TapA introduction to tap dancing for adults. Create your own rhythms to big band and show tunes. Work on basic tap and dance stretches for exercise and an enjoyable time.

Instructors: Mary Slater Members: $100Ages: 16+ Non Members: $125

#W13263200 01/07 – 03/25 Mon 6:45-7:30pm


Continuing Adult TapAn opportunity to learn more tap and combinations at a quicker pace.

Instructors: Mary Slater Members: $100Ages: 16+ Non Members: $125

#W13263300 01/07 – 03/25 Mon 7:30-8:15pm

Modern Dance in the Style of Isadora DuncanIf you have ever imagined that you wanted to dance, this is your class. OR if you are a dancer and are desiring a renewal of the joy and beauty of dancing, this is your class. Students are guided to move from breath and the solar plexus with floor exercises to open the heart and align the body, a standing Duncan barre energizes the entire body, and then dancing from your soul in choreography and structured improvisations. Beautiful music, wonderful people, and great movement make for a joyous experience. Don’t miss this opportunity to study authentic Duncan dance. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Cynthia Word Members: $120Ages: 18+ Non Members: $145

#W13263400 01/07 – 03/11 Mon 6:00-7:30pm

#W13263401 03/25 – 05/20 Mon 6:00-7:30pm

Ballet 40/60Ballet 40/60 - Basics IA class for beginners and almost-beginners. We start with the basic ballet positions and simplest steps. Barre and centre exercises are followed by gentle stretching. The class emphasizes alignment and balance to produce ease of movement. No class 3/26/13. For more information, please contact Barbara Owen at 410-280-1366, Lisa Peelish at 410-703-7654 or Sheila Savannah at 410-703-7131.

Instructors: Lisa Peelish Members: $140Ages: 40-60+ Non Members: $165

#W13264001 02/04 – 05/13 Mon 12:00-1:00pm

#W13264002 02/05 – 05/14 Tue 6:30-7:30pm

Ballet 40/60 - Basics IIThe Basics II class is for mature adults who have some ballet background. Additional barre and centre exercises, including simple turns, will be added as the class level permits; however, students are encouraged to go at their own pace. Barbara Owen teaches on Mondays and Wednesdays and Sheila Savannah teaches on Tuesdays. No class 3/26/13 and 3/27/13. For more information, please contact Barbara Owen at 410-280-1366, Lisa Peelish at 410-703-7654 or Sheila Savannah at 410-703-7131.

Instructors: Please see Description Members: $140Ages: 40-60+ Non Members: $165

#W13264101 02/04 – 05/13 Mon 1:00-2:15pm

#W13264102 02/05 – 05/14 Tue 7:30-8:40pm

#W13264103 02/06 – 05/15 Wed 12:00-1:00pm

Ballet 40/60 - Beyond The BasicsBeyond the Basics appeals to those who may have had considerable ballet training in their youth or young adult years and are looking for a more moderate yet challenging class now. Particular attention is given to the use of arms and head to achieve line and flow of movement. Centre work includes more turns and variety in combinations. No class 3/27/13. For more information, please contact Barbara Owen at 410-280-1366, Lisa Peelish at 410-703-7654 or Sheila Savannah at 410-703-7131.

Instructors: Barbara Owen Members: $140Ages: 40-60+ Non Members: $165

#W13264201 02/06 – 05/15 Wed 1:00-2:15pm

#W13264202 02/07 – 05/16 Thu 7:30-8:40pm

Pilates for AdultsPilates MatThis method of exercising is designed to strengthen and tone muscles, improve posture, increase flexibility and balance, unite the mind and body and create a more streamlined shape. No experience necessary. No class 3/18/13 through 3/22/13. Attire: anything student can move in freely, bare feet. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Cheryl Mauck Members: $185Ages: 18+ Non Members: $210

#W13263600 01/09 – 05/08 Wed 8:15-9:00pm

#W13263601 01/11 – 05/10 Fri 8:30-9:15am


Yoga and Tai Chi for Adults

Refinement 1 Tai Chi ChuanThis class is for students who have learned the Tai Chi Chuan form. It focuses on a deeper awareness of the subtle aspects of Tai Chi.

Instructors: Joan Harris-Ternovan Members: $130Ages: 19+ Non Members: $155

#W13284800 01/22 – 04/16 Tue 7:30-8:30pm

Refinement 2 Tai Chi ChuanThis class is for students who have learned the Tai Chi Chuan form. It focuses on a deeper awareness of the subtle aspects of Tai Chi.

Instructors: Joan Harris-Ternovan Members: $130Ages: 19+ Non Members: $155

#W13284900 01/22 – 04/16 Tue 6:30-7:30pm

Introduction to Yoga WorkshopYoga is an ancient system of self care based on bringing harmony and balance to body, mind and spirit, leading us to a greater sense of peace and well being in our lives. In this workshop we will explore basic yogic breathing, physical postures and relaxation. An experience designed for those new to yoga. Also valuable for experienced practitioners who would like a one day experience. All yoga supplies are provided. Wear loose comfortable clothing.

Instructors: Gerry Sosnowsky Members: $15Ages: 18+ Non Members: $40

#W13285001 01/12 – 01/12 Sat 9:00-10:30am

#W13285002 04/06 – 04/06 Sat 9:00-10:30am

Hatha Yoga-Level IThis class, offered by the longest running yoga program in Annapolis, is for beginning students. Achieve harmony of mind, body and spirit through a program of proper exercises (asanas), breathing (pranayama), relaxation and meditation. Yoga supplies needed for class are provided. Mats and other supplies for home practice are also available for purchase. Wear loose comfortable clothing.


#W13285101 01/28 – 03/18 Mon 6:00-7:30pm

#W13285102 04/08 – 05/20 Mon 6:00-7:30pm

Hatha Yoga- Level 2This class, offered by the longest running yoga program in Annapolis, is for students with previous hatha yoga experience. It focuses on a deeper awareness of the subtle aspects of asanas (postures), pranayama (breathing), relaxation and meditation. Yoga supplies needed for class are provided. Mats and other supplies for home practice are also available for purchase. Wear loose comfortable clothing. No class 5/21/13.


#W13285201 01/29 – 03/19 Tue 6:00-7:30pm


#W13285202 04/09 – 05/28 Tue 6:00-7:30pm

Ethnic Dance for AdultsIntroduction to HulaIn this class you will learn hula (Hawaiian dance) basics. We will explore different styles of hula, and learn some chanting or singing in Hawaiian. This is more than a dance class, it is a cultural experience! Please dress comfortably- you may bring a pareo (sarong) or paʻu (traditional cloth hula skirt) if you wish. Men may wear shorts and a T-shirt.

Instructors: Julia Gibb Members: $110Ages: 16+ Non Members: $135

#W13285600 01/10 – 03/21 Thu 5:45-7:15pm


#W13285601 04/04 – 05/30 Thu 5:45-7:15pm

Intermediate HulaTo attend this class, you must first complete at least one session of Introduction to Hula. Students will be tested on material covered in Introduction to Hula in order to obtain approval from the instructor to register for Intermediate Hula. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information. In this class, you will strengthen your hula and Tahitian basics while continuing to learn kahiko (ancient) and ‘auana (modern) style hula, and chanting and singing in Hawaiian.


#W13285700 01/09 – 03/20 Wed 6:30-8:00pm


#W13285701 04/03 – 05/29 Wed 6:00-8:30pm


Advanced HulaTo attend this class, you must first complete at least one session of Introduction to Hula and Tahitian, and obtain approval from the instructor. This class focuses on the review, practice, and polishing of Annapolis Hula’s repertoire. This is a continuing class for experienced students. Please contact the instructor at [email protected] for more information.


#W13285800 01/10 – 03/21 Thu 4:00-5:30pm


#W13285801 04/04 – 05/30 Thu 4:00-5:30pm

Beginners Level I: Basics of Modern Belly DancingWomen of all backgrounds, ages and sizes traditionally enjoy and benefit from this creative workout. Get in shape, celebrate, express yourself, increase stamina, increase self esteem, turn negative energy in positive and have fun. We will also explore the interesting history of this ancient, sensuous art form. And you may join us at optional ‘fieldtrips’ to shows and meet some international dancers in person. See you at dance class! Contact the instructor at 410-257-9602 or [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Carmen Nolte Members: $75Ages: 16+ Non Members: $100

#W13286100 01/09 – 02/20 Wed 7:00-8:00pm

#W13286101 02/27 – 04/10 Wed 7:00-8:00pm

#W13286102 04/17 – 05/29 Wed 7:00-8:00pm

Intermediate Level II: Modern Belly DancingBuilding on the Beginner Level course, you will learn fun and challenging new moves and techniques, build stamina, and dance fabulous choreography. We will also incorporate props such as veil, finger cymbals and canes in our dance and we will explore the possibilities of improvisational dancing. For more information, please contact the instructor at 410-257-9602 or [email protected].


#W13286200 01/09 – 02/20 Wed 8:15-9:15pm

#W13286201 02/27 – 04/10 Wed 8:15-9:15pm

#W13286202 04/17 – 05/29 Wed 8:15-9:15pm

Advanced Level III: Modern Belly DancingThis course continues instruction beyond the basics. We will add sword dance to our repertoire and students may write their own choreography. Students have the opportunity to become members of dance troupe ‘City Gypsies’ and perform at numerous events. The advanced course is reserved for experienced Belly Dancers and the City Gypsies would like to meet you before you sign up. For more information, please call the instructor at 410- 257-9602 or [email protected].


#W13286300 01/09 – 02/20 Wed 6:00-7:00pm

#W13286301 02/27 – 04/10 Wed 6:00-7:00pm

#W13286302 04/17 – 05/29 Wed 6:00-7:00pm

Modern Belly Dancing: Combo ClassesStudents will advance their progress and improve their technique and stamina with this two hour levels II & III (or 1 & II) combination class. For level III, prior experience and knowledge of certain choreography is necessary. Before registration, please contact the instructor at (410) 257-9602 or [email protected].


#W13286400 01/09 – 02/20 Wed 7:00-9:15pm

#W13286401 02/27 – 04/10 Wed 7:00-9:15pm

#W13286402 04/17 – 05/29 Wed 7:00-9:15pm


Co-ops offer studio time in a non-instructional setting. These opportunities are for artists who wish to work independently and practice their skills in a collegial environment. Each co-op has its own description, facilitator, fee structure and time allowance as described below. All co-op participants must be current members of MHCA.

Sculpture Co-op IA weekly venue for stone, wood and clay sculptors. Artists with varied experience would work independently side-by-side, sharing knowledge and skills. Open to artists who can work without an instructor. Artists must bring their own tools. Please contact Barbara Cantor for more information at 410-266-7765.

Instructors: Facilitator: Barbara Cantor Members: $100Ages: 18+ Non Members: $125

#W13299400 01/07 – 06/24 Mon 12:00-4:00pm

Wednesday Morning Figure Co-opThe Drawing Co-op is open to artists who show sufficient artistic and technical development and are capable of working independently. Sessions begin with several short gestures and continue with one or two long poses. This figure study coop provides a variety of live models. Sessions do not include critiques but allows for a collegial environment. A model fee of approximately $7 will be collected at each session. Please contact Kim Farcot at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Facilitator: Kim Farcot Members: $100Ages: 18+ Non Members: $125

#W13299600 01/02 – 06/26 Wed 9:30-12:30pm

Long Pose Drawing & Painting Figure Co-OpThe Drawing and Painting long pose is open to artists who show sufficient artistic and technical development and are capable of working independently. This figure study co-op provides a variety of live models. Sessions do not include critiques but allows for a collegial environment. A model fee of approximately $7 will be collected at each session. For more information, please contact Gerry Valerio at 410-353- 5728 or Kim Farcot at [email protected].

Instructors: Facilitaors: Gerry Valerio & Kim Farcot Members: $100Ages: 18+ Non Members: $125

#W13299700 01/03 – 06/27 Thu 6:30-9:30pm

Portrait Co-opThe Portrait Co-op provides a variety of live models on a weekly basis. Each portrait subject sits for four consecutive sessions to enable the artists to complete comprehensive drawing/paintings in a risk free environment. Sessions do not include critiques but allows for a collegial environment. Opportunity to exhibit portraits in all mediums

throughout the year. A model fee of approximately $7 will be collected at each session. For more information, please contact Gerry Valerio at 410-353- 5728 or Kim Farcot at [email protected].

Instructors: Facilitator: Gerry Valerio & Kim Farcot Members: $100Ages: 18+ Non Members: $125

#W13299800 01/04 – 06/28 Fri 9:30-12:30pm

Woodturning Co-opThe Woodturning Co-op provides access to the woodturning classroom during non-class times. Co-op members should be of sufficient safety and technical development to work independently. Lab fee of $20 is due to the coordinator at first meeting. Must be a renewal or by permission of facilitator. Please contact John McClure at [email protected] for more information.

Instructors: Facilitator: John McClure Members: $100Ages: 18+ Non Members: $125

#W13299900 01/07 – 06/22 Mon 12:00-1:00pm


How do I register for a class?Online: Register online at marylandhall.org

In Person: * Visit the main office Mon-Fri from 9 – 5 pm

Phone: 410-263-5544 ext. 20. Please have your class ID number and credit card information.

What are the fees involved with registering for classes at Maryland Hall?* All payments for tuition and fees must be made to Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts prior to the start date of class. Pro-rating of class tuition is not available.

Tuition: The tuition is set by individual instructors and values for each class.

Materials fee: Materials fees are established by instructors and are specified in the detailed class descriptions found online. Materials fees are paid to the instructor (unless otherwise noted) on the first day of class.

New Membership Program InformationMembership fee: Beginning in January 2013, MHCA will no longer require a patron to be a member to register for a class. However, joining as a member provides valuable benefits to class registrants, including discounts on class tuition and savings on registration fees. These savings are significant for patrons who take more than one class in a year at Maryland Hall. MHCA will also change the minimum membership fee to $40/household (replacing individual, child individual and family member rates). All members of a household will be able to access MHCA member benefits for the $40 membership fee.

Registration fee: As of mid-January 2013, a $10 registration fee/semester will be paid by non-members only. Registration fees are non-refundable, unless the class is cancelled.

Membership BenefitsMembers recieve a variety of benefits; we’ve added several new benefits for 2013 with more to come. ■ Discounts on Maryland Hall class tuition ■ Discounts on tickets to Maryland Hall-sponsored performances■ Discounts on tickets to selected Resident Company performances ■ Discounts on selected special events throughout the year■ Savings on class registration fees all year long■ Opportunity to register for classes before the general public■ Opportunity to purchase tickets to Maryland Hall performances

before the general public ■ Mailings of MHCA educational catalogs, electronic newsletters

and invitations■ Coupons to local arts-related stores including Art Things, Dance

Supplies Etc., The Twisted Bead and Paint N’ pARTy■ Discounts on Maryland Hall Birthday parties

What if my class is cancelled?Classes may be cancelled if sufficient enrollment is not reached by the start of the class. You will receive a full refund including the tuition, membership and any additional fees. To help ensure that your class will not be canceled, please register early.

What if I wish to withdraw from a class? Membership, registration and material fees are non refundable. Tuition fees are fully refunded for cancelled classes. If you wish to withdraw from a class, there is a $5 service charge and you must contact the education department prior to the start date of your class for a 100% refund of tuition.

100% refund for notification received at least 5 working days prior to the start of the class

80% refund prior to the second class meeting

50% refund prior to the third class meeting

■ No refunds will be granted after the class has met three times.■ NOTE: There is a $5 service charge for all refunds except refunds

for canceled classes. Maryland Hall reserves the right to charge $35 for all checks that are returned due to insufficient funds. Refunds may take up to two weeks to process.

Additional Procedures and Policies

Pick up & drop off procedure for children under 12Parents/caregivers of children under the age of 12 are required to escort their children to class and sign in. At the conclusion of each class, parents/caregivers must sign out for child pick up. Special pick-up arrangements (adults other than parent or primary caregiver) must be communicated directly to the teacher prior to pick up time for class.

Inclement weather policyCheck the MHCA website www.marylandhall.org for cancellation information. MHCA follows the Anne Arundel County Public Schools inclement weather policy:

If AACPS are closed all day, MHCA will NOT have classes.If AACPS are open one or two hours late, classes held before noon at MHCA are canceled.If AACPS dismiss early, after-noon and evening classes at MHCA are canceled.If AACPS are closed or dismiss early on Friday, please check the MHCA web site.

Student Behavior policyTo ensure a pleasant artistic experience for all of our students, we ask that they uphold the following Student Behavior Policy:

■ Students are expected to come prepared for and to participate in class.

■ Students are expected to treat the faculty, building and fellow students with respect.

■ Students are not allowed to possess or consume alcohol or controlled substances in or around the building.

■ Smoking is prohibited inside the building.■ Students who are consistently disruptive during class time may

be asked not to return by the instructor.

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