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On Sep 17, 2008, at 12:44 PM, Patty Bulack wrote:

Hello Everyone -
I wanted to let our community know that the excellent programming and beautiful facilities at the High School of The Future are open for public use through the West Park Cultural and Opportunity Center. I am the new program coordinator for the youth afterschool/ arts programs there, and am excited to let my community know about the possibilities. Below are descriptions of what we offer. I especially wanted to highlight the Community Mass Choir, which is open to all ages and gives the opportunity for families and people from all skill levels to come together and sing! The director is an excellent teacher, trained at Juilliard, and a new resident of Philadelphia after teaching in Italy at the American School for 11 years. His son is a cellist, first chair at CAPA! Please come and join me (I am the accompanist) as we benefit from his experience and leadership. And bring ideas for music you would like to sing - he would like to do music from a world perspective, and will include gospel also. You can contact me with any questions, especially if you or your children would like to register for any of the classes (there is a form to fill out, and some nominal fees for some of the classes). The Choir is free. I hope to see you there!

Patty Bulack
215 906-0243
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AFTERSCHOOL YOUTH PROGRAMS (West Park Cultural Center)
at the School of the Future   4021 Parkside Avenue

Call us about registration, dance class fees, and scholarships (215/473-7810)

Ceramics
The Ceramics program, taught by artist Janice Merendino, provides students with the basic techniques needed to use clay as a medium of expression. No art experience is required. Students are able to learn the potter's wheel and hand building techniques to design and produce their own unique functional and sculptural pieces.
This class is recommended for ages 10-17.

Mondays & Fridays / 4:15 – 6:00pm
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Hip-Hop Dance
The Hip-hop dance program is taught by Clyde Evans, Jr., artistic director of Chosen Dance Co. Several members of Chosen Dance were recently seen on MTV's "America's Next Best Dance Crew: Season 2" as members of Phresh Select. The class will provide instruction on the basic vocabulary of movement that is the root of hip-hop dance today. Besides perfecting technique, the students will learn about the background history and intentions of the hip-hop movement, which are decidedly positive. The classes will include 3 performances throughout the year.

Mondays & Wednesdays / 4:15 – 6:00pm
Auditions / September 17th  4:15pm   (Call 215/473-7810 to register)

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Music Technology and Production
Music Technology & Production is a comprehensive music technology experience that youth will love! The class is taught by Samori Coles, owner of Lil' Drummaboy Recordings. With the use of "Acid" & "Fruity-Loop" computer software students will learn music composition including, lyrics, poetry, and formatting songs. The class will also incorporate work on keyboard. This is a project- based class in which all students will have a chance to produce their own CD.

Wednesdays & Fridays / 4:15 – 6:00pm
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Fiber Arts
What is it? Fiber Arts includes forms of surface design, sculpture, wearable art, textiles and fabrics, papermaking and basketry utilizing man-made and/or natural fibers. Weaving, Quilting, Knitting & Crocheting are examples of Fiber Art. Youth will learn skills in order to create their very own fiber art masterpieces!

Tuesdays / 4:15 – 6:00pm
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Film Making
Youth will learn the basics of filmmaking, including use of equipment and creation of plot and storyline. The uniqueness of storytelling from the camera's viewpoint will be emphasized, to enhance students' abilities to bring to their own stories to the screen. The class includes screenings of completed work.

Tuesdays / 4:15 – 6:00pm 215/473-7810
www.westparkcultural.org
ADULT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
GED Classes

Mondays & Wednesdays / 6:00 – 8:00pm

Tuesdays / 6:00 – 8:00pm

Instructor: Thanimas Scott

Adult Basic Education Tutoring

Mondays & Wednesdays / 6:00 – 7:30pm

Adult Computer Classes

Beginning Class / Tuesdays  6:00 – 8:00pm

Intermediate Class / Thursdays 6:00-8:00pm

FAMILY PROGRAMMING

West Park Community Mass Choir

FOR ALL AGES!

Directed by Roberto Termine, music educator at the School of the Future

The choir is an exploration of music from a global perspective

Rehearsals / Tuesdays  6:00 – 7:30pm

Two concerts per year

Visit our website at www.westparkcultural.org or call 215/473-7810


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