| Institute of American Music Newsletter |
November Barn Dance The November barn dance will be held this Friday, November 2nd at 7:00 at The Barn in Mapleton. We’re excited to welcome Greg Tucker’s band as the musicians for the evening. Please remember to bring a snack to share with your fellow dancers and musicians. I’ve included a flyer you can download to spread the word about our monthly barn dances. Feel free to print some and put them up at work or hand out to friends and family. This free event makes a great Friday night of fun for everyone. Click here to download and print the barn dance flyer.
We hope you all are planning to attend the Fall Fiddlefest this Saturday, November 3rd, at the Tahitian Noni Auditorium in The Riverwoods at Provo. Last year the venue sold out, so don’t delay purchasing your tickets. The first round of competition will begin at 1:00 with the second round beginning at 7:00 followed by The Tilby Williams Band in concert. For complete information please visit the official Fiddlefest website:
BYU Folk Ensembles in Concert The BYU Folk Music Ensembles will be in concert November 16th in the Madsen Recital Hall on the BYU Campus at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at the Harris Fine Arts Center ticket office (801-422-4322). Two for one coupons can be obtained from Folk Music Ensemble students. The featured groups are: BYU Mariachi Band Performance Opportunities If anyone is interested in performing at The Courtyard at Jamestown, a retirement center, please contact Laurie Smith at 377-3730. Another performance opportunity is with the Santaquin Senior Citizens group. They meet at lunchtime on Fridays. If interested, please contact Claudia Peterson at 754-5310. IAM Calendar Click here to see what is scheduled. IAMF Want Ads For Sale New Johnson Banjo New Martin Guitar Reduced in Price New Full Size Violin Wanting to Buy Upright Bass Television Programs “Song of the Mountains” Radio Programs KRCL 90.9 FM Radio KRCL 90.9 FM Radio KUER 90 FM Radio KUER 90 FM Radio KTMP 1340 AM
The Institute of American Music was founded in 1993 for the purpose of providing individuals and groups the opportunity to study traditional American and Bluegrass music. It provides a forum for students at all skill levels whereby they may learn from one another through means of individual lessons, group performances and informal workshops. The Institute provides a well-rounded musical experience for those desiring to develop their talents in acoustic music.
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