Marquette Youth Volume

10/14/2024

08/21/2024

Anyone in Mqt interested in sharing a
space with me
& Youth Volume
Sept-Aug?

06/01/2024

https://suzukiassociation.org/events/4c1de772a3f1cbe988a0b4903783f6af/

**Expand studio diversity, access and inclusion while nurturing students as changemakers! We’ll meet on Zoom 9-11a EST:

12/20/2023

🌈 BUY NOW! Violin Art & Auction Recap - https://mailchi.mp/5b58ac0411ca/tis-giving-season-for-youth-volume-9403374

12/13/2023

Whether in person or virtually, please join us for the VIOLIN ART AUCTION & PERFORMANCE! Make your bids by 3:30p on Sunday, December 17th. Bidding opens at 1p.

See the work & bid virtually here:
www.youthvolume.org/donate

Who made the art?
These amazing sweet, people:

Alimayu Davis/Da'Mone
Lindsey Naylor
Chelsea Monaghan
Katie Carlson
Cory Steffke
Joel Siegel
Kris Hanna
Michele Tuccini
Zemi Britton
Tonii Jackson/Honee Pebbles
Peregrina Wolf
Nathan Allan
Amy Mayo
Sarah Still
Jo Foley
Chrissy Rose
Maya Gougeon
Leah Rudzena
Julie Highlen
John French
Laura Songer
Julie Wilkinson
Michael Colleur
Erin LaValley
Alan McAnulty
Catherine Benda
Sheefy McFly
Birch Kemp
Sara Coffey
Costa Kazaleh Sirdenis
Marea & Orla Hardie Clark
KT Morelli
Rosemary Hughs

An anonymous family foundation has agreed to match all contributions from our community given through December 31st, 2023 at 11:59pm , up to $10,000! Let’s make quality music education accessible...

11/04/2023

Our 2nd hybrid 10a Group Class was today, combining Detroit Youth Volume & Marquette Youth Volume on Zoom together! We had ages 6-15, from Pre-Twinkle through Book 4. We played classical songs and practiced jazz improv with this 10-person class, as did the 11a Group Class of 7 beginners this morning.

Playing through all the Twinkles with all possible harmony parts and youngest people on open strings is always great!

We watched a clip from Juneteenth 2017 of our "Jazz Violin The Detroit Way" show at N'Namdi Center For Contemporary Art to see Sebastian and DYV doing Conduction, and Lillian as a 6-yr-old! Then we tried out a bit of Conduction.

Lillian performed her solo from last year, a Seitz concerto, which is the first one in "Book 4" of the classical Suzuki rep. Everyone followed along in the book and got to count how many notes she was using in one bow stroke (6!)

After Suzuki pre-Twinkle warm ups, the Beginners read a book called "City Rhythms" by Ann Grifalconi and took turns making "loud" "soft" "sharp" "dull" sounds, or notes that could sound like the pigeons taking off from the rooftop. https://vimeo.com/106676542

Great morning! So grateful!

11/03/2023

https://youtu.be/_T8DjwLt_c4?feature=shared

a video of Pau Casals at the united nations