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Theory/Composition/Technology Lab
Early Childhood | Piano & Keyboard | Strings | Harp | Woodwinds & Brass | Guitar & Bass |
Jazz | Percussion | Voice | Alexander Technique | Theory/Composition/Technology Lab
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Alisa Helene Bucchiere |
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Alisa Helene Bucchiere
B.M., University of Lowell; M.M., Westminster Choir College.
Ms. Bucchiere is currently pursuing her Doctor of Musical Arts degree in music education at Boston University. Prof. Bucchiere presently holds faculty positions at Northern Essex Community College, as both the Choral Director and professor of music theory and music history, and at Fitchburg State College, where she is the assistant to the choral director, the choral accompanist, and also the group piano instructor. Prof. Bucchiere was formerly on the faculty of the New School for Music Study, the Chopin Conservatory at North Shore Community College, and Concord Community Music School (NH). Prof. Bucchiere recently took a sabbatical from being an organist/church choir director. Her most recent tenure was for six years at Tewksbury United Methodist Church.
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Joseph DiMarino |
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Joseph DiMarino
B.A., Trinity College, M.M., Eastman School of Music.
Mr. DiMarino started his study of harpsichord at age 16, and has focused his musical interest primarily toward early music. His principal teachers have been Joseph Payne and Arthur Hass, harpsichord; David Craighead and Russell Saunders, organ; and Paul O'Dette, baroque performance practice. Mr. DiMarino joined the Indian Hill faculty in January 2006, where he offers private harpsichord instruction, coaches baroque ensembles and participates in student and faculty recitals. In addition to performing on the harpsichord in the Boston area, he currently serves as choir director and organist at Pilgrim Congregational Church in Leominster.
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