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| Penny
Draper (email
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| Profile
last updated: 04/03/02 |
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Address:
513
Woodland Dr., E. Lansing, MI 48823 |
County:
Ingham |
Phone
(w): 517-351-4632 |
Phone
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Fax:
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| E-mail:
draperpe@msu.edu |
Website:
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| Academic
Affiliation: Michigan State U. |
| Non-academic
affiliation: Michigan Music Teachers Assocation. |
| Degree:
Ph.D. |
| Major:
Music History, Choral Education, Applied Piano Technology |
| Minor:
Religious Studies, Renaissance Art History, English Renaissance
Literature |
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| Specialization
areas: Humanities, Interdisciplinary, Area Studies, Art History,
Literature: English Renaissance, Music History/Criticism, Period Studies:
Renaissance, Religion |
| Implementing
projects as: Consultant/Planner, Presenter/Panelist |
| Project
types: Live Events Exhibitions, School Projects, Media |
| Areas
willing to participate: Planning Projects, Developing Projects,
Research |
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Past
experience: Coordinator of the Michigan State University "Elizabethan
Musicall Feast" sponsored by the MSU Union Activities Board
for 10 years (1983-1992). Planned the event, including text, music,
and the hiring of program participants. Director of The Renaissance
Singers, a performance group featuring both an adult and children's
choir which perform in replicas of period clothing, feature an instrumental
consort, and offer choreograhed dance. The singers have participated
in many programs since 1980 (Michigan Historical Museum, Silver
Bells in the City (Lansing), and other performance events in the
greater Lansing area, as well as events in Grand Rapids and for
the Detroit Chamber of Commerce. The Renaissance Singers have participated
in many public school performances, and have also given presentations
for dance classes at Lansing Community College, and performances
for the Performing Arts Students sponsored by Lansing Matinee Musicale.
Wrote two successful grant proposals (1999 and 2000) for the Capital
Area Music Teachers Association (grants awarded by the Music Teachers
National Association). Both grants involved the cooperation of two
or more organizations (MSU School of Music and Greater Lansing Symphony
Orchestra). Serve as Coordinator (since 1999) for the Michigan Music
Teachers Association local Student Achievement Testing Program (sponsored
by the Capital Area Music Teachers Association) which involves coordinating
50 workers to test over 300 piano and voice students each March
(held at Michigan State University School of Music). Listed in 2002
edition of Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World. Also
Who's Who of American Wokmen, millenium edition..
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