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All summer long, construction crews have been hard at work inside Third Street’s historic home on East 11th Street. If you took a

summer workshop or lesson, visited our social media pages, or just wandered down the street, you no doubt have seen the changes as the Anna-Maria Kellen Auditorium was converted into a state-of-the-art Concert Hall. Now, as the school year begins, everyone who has been watching the daily progress is excited to see the project coming to a close and our students are ready to sing, dance and play in the new space.

“We are so pleased that Phase 1 is almost complete and are excited to share these new

and vastly improved performance spaces with the entire Third Street community,” said Valerie G. Lewis, Anna-Maria Kellen Executive Director. “We are so grateful to our supporters, especially Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation, City Councilwoman Rosie Mendez and our board of directors, whose generous support have made this project possible.”

The brand-new Concert Hall will be revealed in style this fall, complete with theatrical lighting, a new sprung floor, a new climate system for our students and guests, two Steinway grand pianos, a new backstage and dressing room, and flexible new seating. Even the signature red Third Street carpet will make a comeback, having been

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It is an exciting time to be part of the Third Street community! As executive director, a Third Street parent and proud Third Street student, I am so fortunate to work with such an extraordinary faculty, staff and board to advance this historic and dynamic institution.

There is so much happening at Third Street this year: We are introducing the new Anna-Maria Kellen Concert Hall, now equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting, and, of course, the signature Third Street red carpet. We are converting

a musty old boiler room into an elegant new Recital Hall, creating a second large performance space for music and dance. We will also unveil Third Street’s new recording studio, designed to prepare our students for the demands of 21st century music making.

We are sending Third Street teaching artists into a record number of schools and community centers – 25 partnerships and counting! – providing critical arts education programs to NYC schools. And we are delighted to greet new students, faculty and board members to the School, as well as welcoming back long-standing members of the Third Street family.

Third Street will present at least 250 performances this year and we hope you can join us! Highlights include our

LiveSOUNDS concert series (formerly named APS) featuring Third Street faculty and guest artists, and a Third Street showcase at Arts Brookfield’s magnificent Brookfield Place Winter Garden, as part of WNYC’s New Sounds Live Series. That performance will feature over 100 Third Street students and faculty members performing a world premiere by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang. Finally, on Sunday, December 20, NYU’s Skirball Center for the Performing Arts will again host Third Street’s annual Holiday Concert, featuring exciting ensemble performances and all the holiday cheer you can handle!

And while we celebrate all that is new at Third Street, we can rejoice in our historic core strength – a fiercely committed and highly skilled faculty, staff and board; dedicated students and families; and a nurturing and supportive community. We remain united in our mission to help aspiring musicians and dancers to develop both as artists and individuals.

I am deeply honored to be working with you to build towards a vibrant and thriving decade at Third Street. Thank you for being part of the School’s rich tradition and exciting future.

Sincerely,Valerie G. LewisAnna-Maria Kellen Executive Director

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OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

THIRD STREET MUSIC SCHOOL SETTLEMENT

Third Street programs are supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership

with the City Council. Third Street programs are also made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

Jeannie ParkVice President

Erik D. LindauerActing Treasurer

Leah T. AshleyByron BellLisa Byala

Margaret Crotty Ariel Fausto

Sima GandhiRebecca Irwin

Carina LiebeknechtRicardo LimaJoan C. Long

Melanie McKnight

Jeffrey E. PaigeVice PresidentPeter Flint, Jr. Secretary

Danica A. MillsYuriko MitaYelda Basar MoersPonchitta PierceJason ReedAlexandra RomeroDaniel M. RozenfeldTatiana SerafinMatthew SperlingEllsworth G. Stanton III President EmeritusLaura Ann Sullivan

Vincent C. PerroChairman

Anna-Maria KellenChairwoman Emerita

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ast year Third Street celebrated its 120th anniversary in a big way. The year kicked off with a series of summer birthday parties that

celebrated the school and its students with food, fun and temporary tattoos. A special performance featuring 120 pianists playing Pachelbel’s Canon in D rang throughout the halls in December, while at two Master Classes in the spring, students learned about the music of 1894, the year of Third Street’s founding, with experts Orli Shaham, Walter Frisch and Richard Goode.

Most exciting of all, 2014-15 marked the first ever Third Street Gala. Held on Monday, April 27 at the Lower East Side restaurant Capitale, the Third Street Gala honored the Kellen family, former board chair David Huggin, longtime Third Street Preschool teacher Cathy Guy, music publishers G. Schirmer Inc., and of course, the one and only Yoko Ono, who shared with the audience some poetic words of wisdom about believing in and loving yourself.

The evening featured student and alumni performances, an exciting live auction with celebrity auctioneer CK Swett, and moving speeches from the honorees—all in an absolutely gorgeous building that also happened to be built in 1894! The event also broke all of Third Street’s fundraising records, bringing in 80% more in revenue than the previous year’s anniversary luncheon for both the main school and the Third Street Partners program that brings music education into classrooms all over New York City, galvanizing a new community of friends and supporters from near and far.

Plans are already starting for this year’s gala, but for now, take a moment to enjoy the memories with some pictures from a fantastic night of fun and fundraising for Third Street!

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Top to bottom: Students from Partner School PS 110’s African Drumming class; Jann

Wenner; Third Street alum Eliza Callahan; Annabelle Garrett, Marina Kellen French,

Valerie G. Lewis; Yoko Ono.

incorporated into the design of the Hall.“Redesigning the beloved auditorium

was a special challenge because it required the integration of a multitude of new systems into a long and irregular space that

was not originally built for music and dance,” said project architect Jim Czajka who is teaming up with Westerman Construction on this project. “It was our goal to capture the history and

tradition of the space while making it a more modern and effectual rehearsal and performance space.”

Along with the Concert Hall’s reopening, attendees will also soon see the opening of the new Recital Hall in the school’s lower level, converted from the building’s former boiler room into a beautiful practice and performance space with high ceilings and room that accommodates 70 people. As renovations continue through next summer, introducing a new lobby and community space, a new passenger-operated elevator and second interior staircase, this space will also be outfitted with a state-of-the-art recording studio. Work has already begun to put together a curriculum in sound engineering and production for next year.

“Watching the downstairs Recital Hall emerge from the former boiler room has been a real pleasure,” said Jim Czajka. “Large, open, high-ceiling spaces are a rare commodity in an older New York building, and Third Street has been enormously lucky to have one waiting in the wings for development.”

“We are leveraging our cherished building with innovative design and incorporating creative approaches to better serve the Third Street Community and to make our home more compatible with 21st century,” said Valerie G. Lewis. “We look forward to showcasing the new spaces in their full glory this fall.”

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When it comes to playing an instrument, we know that children’s interests develop at different ages, as do their

focus and patience. For a few, the interest is there at three, for others it begins at age four or five or even later. Each year, a number of preschoolers make the leap into musicianship, choosing an instrument and beginning individual lessons at Third Street in the studios just down the hall from their preschool classrooms.

What is so fun about learning an instrument? Here are some response from the students themselves…

“I like that the bow has horsehair! And it makes a beautiful sound.”

“I like seeing what’s inside of the piano.”“I like skipping down the keys.”“I like playing ‘Twinkle, Twinkle,’

‘Pepperoni Pizza,’ ‘See the Ponies Galloping’…”

Third Street’s Director of Preschool & Early Childhood Programs Elaine Winter is passionate about giving the school’s youngest students the opportunity to pick up instruments early. “I’m proud that we can further this love of music in young children,” she said. “Through lively, interactive sessions our expanding Months of Music Curriculum introduces preschoolers to different instrument families. Every month a music teacher visits each preschool

classroom to demonstrate and describe their instruments. As children listen and respond, they internalize new rhythms and musical patterns and expand their knowl-edge about instruments and their unique musical qualities.”

Whether they move on to become budding musicians or simply enjoy a lifetime of music appreciation, this early investment is an important one. And it is part of what makes Third Street Preschool so special. In the words of Plato: “I would teach children music, physics and philosophy: but most importantly music, for the patterns in music and all the arts are the keys to learning.” Or, as Pete Seeger said, “If I didn’t think music could help save the human race, I wouldn’t sing.”

Every year, it is exciting to see Preschoolers take that jump to explore their inner musician on a deeper level, and that they can develop as musicians throughout their lives right here at Third Street. Bravo, Preschool Musicians! Pianists: Evan O’Rourke, Declan Kenneally, Luca Viola, Hannah Lurie, Laura Hurwitz, Elijah Fuchs, Elias Markee-Ratner and Zadie Chatman Violinists: Teo Fadda Zedda, Teddy Garfinkle and Helen Flint Percussionists: Vivian Feldman, OrionSmernoff, Rory Fuller and Luca Buggiani

Preschool Musicians Get a Jump on a Life of Music

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In 2014, Third Street Music School Settlement and the New York Community Trust came together to award the first- ever Harris Scholarships to two exemplary

Third Street students: cellist Orion Doscher and clarinetist Brendan Gittens. Now in its second year, the groundbreaking program is providing three more recently-graduated public school seniors each with a four-year $20,000 college scholarship.

Kiana Mickles is a pianist who has attended Third Street since 2010 and participated in the Piano Certificate Program, a number of master classes and has been a top performer in Annual Auditions. She is attending Oberlin College, majoring in Environmental Studies.

Kelvin Ma is also a pianist and has attended Third Street since 2002. Over the course of his 12 years at the school, he has

participated in the Barbara E. Field Chamber Music Program, music theory, piano & chamber summer camps, Piano Certificate Program, Philharmonia, and many master classes and performances. He now attends Northeastern University for Engineering.

Gordan Lam is a pianist who has been at Third Street since 2004. He was a student in the school’s most advanced theory and composition courses while also taking individual piano lessons. He now attends Baruch College in Manhattan and to study Actuarial Science.

The Harris Scholarships are named for Charlotte Daniels Harris, a former

New York City public high school teacher

who believed in the power of music to change lives.

The Charlotte Daniels Harris Memorial Fund was established at the New York Community Trust to create a living legacy for the benefit of city public school students who study music and need financial support in order to pursue higher education. The $20,000 scholarships are granted in $5,000 disbursements each year of the students’

undergraduate studies at an accredited four-year college or university.

“The New York Community Trust is proud to work with Third Street Music School to launch the Harris Scholarship,” said Kerry McCarthy, Program Officer at The Trust. “The scholarships recognize musical achievement,

academic performance and community engagement.”

These scholarships are designed to help students like Kiana, Gordan and Kelvin attend college to study the major of their choice while at the same time remaining active musicians. “Third Street has been and always will be my irreplaceable second home,” said Gordan Lam about his more than ten years at the school. Fellow Harris recipient Kelvin Ma echoed his sentiment:

“I have been at Third Street since I was five and it has been a fundamental part of

my life. Not only has playing the piano at Third Street been an anchor throughout my life, it has also included me in a wonderful community of supportive people who have inspired me. And through the Harris Scholarship, it has helped me greatly to pursue higher education and I am forever grateful.”

Congratulations to all of the 2015-16 Harris Scholars, and best of luck in your future studies and musical adventures!

to Third Street’s 2015-16 Harris Scholars!Congratulations

“These scholarships are designed to help students like Kiana, Gordan and Kelvin

attend college to study the major of their

choice while at the same time remaining

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Stroll east from Third Street into Alphabet City, round the corner at Tompkins Square Park, and at 6th Street and Avenue B you’ll find Tompkins

Square Middle School (TSMS). Last spring, besides the usual quiet sounds of the classroom and the controlled chaos of passing periods at TSMS, a casual passer-by might also hear the pop of patch cords being plugged into amps, the distorted twang of guitars being tuned, and the click-click-click of drumsticks counting in a song by Bruno Mars. That’s because TSMS, along with one of its feeder elementary schools, East Village Community School (EVCS), now has a rock band.

This past school year, Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña launched a new Arts Continuum

Project that partners middle schools with their feeder elementary schools to aid the transition of arts learning from elementary to middle school. Third Street, in partnership with TSMS and EVCS, was the only music school in the city to be awarded a Continuum grant, of which only two were awarded to programs in Manhattan. The resulting rock band partnership counted off with the first icy winds of January and continued to shred and wail well into the warm weeks of June.

The partnership is one of Third Street’s more than two dozen Third Street Partners programs across New York City. In each school, Third Street designs a specific curriculum around the school’s needs. From African percussion and dance to full concert bands,

Third Street Partners brings music education to schools in high-need areas that can’t afford their own music departments or afterschool programs.

Third Street’s program with TSMS and EVCS is a combination show choir and rock band, drawing its repertoire from hit rock songs of every decade since the 1950s, which are performed by as many as 20 vocalists and instrumentalists at a time. The classes are taught in two sections: vocalists and keyboard players in one section; guitar, bass, and drums in the other. Veteran Third Street Guitar Instructors Ross Gallagher and Bryan Vargas (who returned to Third Street after a year-long touring stint with Fela! the Broadway musical) are joined by new faculty members Lauren Tenney and Angelo Spagnolo in teaching the classes.

“Students really love getting the chance to play rock music in school,” said Nick Scarim, manager of the program and a 35-year veteran as a Third Street teaching artist. “It becomes the highlight of their week to sit down at the drums, or pick up an electric guitar, stand in front of a microphone and express themselves through music.”

Third Street Brings Rock Band Program to Public Partner Schools

Schools of Rock:

Out of a field of more than 3,100 applicants, Third Street faculty member Matthew Barnson was named a 2015 Guggenheim Fellow. Matthew is the Chair of the Music Theory & Composition Department at Third Street and both an accomplished teacher and composer whose work has been commissioned and performed by Third Coast Percussion and the Yale School of Music. READ MORE ABOUT MATTHEW AT matthewbarnson.net

On September 23 and 24, the Houston Grand Opera presented the world premiere of O Columbia, a chamber opera composed by Third Street composition and music theory instructor Gregory Spears. The three-act opera centers on the tragic Space Shuttle Columbia disaster, while also celebrating the American spirit of exploration and the lives of those lost in the ill-fated 2003 space mission. READ MORE ABOUT GREGORY AT gregoryspears.com

Vocalist Lucy Dhegrae is not just a Third Street voice teacher—she also is the director of the third annual Resonant Bodies Festival, which showcases breakthrough contemporary singers, seamlessly blending classical and experimental styles. The festival is an oppor-tunity to see nine of today’s most talented vocalists across three nights and was held this year from September 9 through 11. READ MORE ABOUT LUCY AT lucydhegrae.com

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“Students really love getting the chance to play rock

music in school. It becomes the highlight of their week to

sit down at the drums, or pick up an electric guitar, stand in front of a microphone

and express themselves through music.”

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When Koh Kazama first walked through the doors of Third Street Music School, he was six years old. Third Street had

visited his elementary school, The Neighbor-hood School, the year before as part of its partners program (at the time called MILES, now known as Third Street Partners) to teach general music classes. Inspired by the music instruction and an obscure Japanese rock band his father had shot a music video for, Koh picked up the guitar. Now, twenty years later, Koh’s story has come full circle as he is now the newest member of Third Street’s guitar faculty. “Koh always took his lessons seriously. Even as a beginner he played the simplest pieces beautifully,” said David Moreno, Chair of the Guitar Department. “It was clear early on that he would turn out to be an excellent guitarist.”

Even as he attended the famed LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts and took up cello as a second instrument, Koh remained a student of Third Street, continuing his stud-ies in guitar under instructors like Nadav Lev and Liam Wood. He then went on to Yale University, where he received a Bachelor’s in

Psychology and a Master’s in Music, winning the Eliot Fisk Prize in the pro-cess—an award given to an outstanding guitarist whose artistic achievements and dedication have contributed to the success of the department.

During his time at Yale, Koh began his teaching career both as a private instructor and a Secondary Lessons Guitar Instructor for the university. He also began to give back to the kinds of community arts programs that gave him his start in guitar, working as a teaching artist in Yale’s Music in Schools community engagement program that places music educators in New Haven public schools.

“I realized how lucky I was to be able to take guitar lessons and how the Partners program helped start my journey to being a guitarist,” said Koh. “After benefiting greatly from a community music program myself, I felt a desire to give other students the opportunity I had and share my love for music with them.”

Now, returning to his very first musical home, Koh is back teaching where it all began for him. The quiet, reserved young man is no doubt an inspiration to his young students: once a student of Third Street,

now a graduate of Yale who has found success in both performance and teach-ing. An inspiring tale for any young stu-dent of Third Street that speaks to what they might become.

“Although it has been seven years since I was last a student at Third Street,” said Koh, “I felt like I had only left last year. I feel as if I am just returning to my family and feel very much at home. It is great to be back to the place where it all started for me.”

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The human voice is the oldest instrument in the world, and at Third Street there is more opportunity than ever to get yours in tune! With the

appointment of faculty member Kaitlin Stark as the school’s Voice Department Chair, Third Street is focused on getting the very best out of its voice students and pro-viding them new opportunities to perform both at Third Street and around the city.

As a vocalist and choral instructor in the Third Street Partners program, Kaitlin has taught music classes at PS 110 and PS 19. Her classrooms are energetic and cheerful,

much like the woman herself. “She is a ray of sunshine,” said Gary Tigner, Director of Programs. “There is no way you can talk to Kaitlin without smiling. She’s wonderful with the students and the perfect person to lead the Voice Department as we continue to build our choirs.”

The Programs Department has already begun by consolidating the choirs from four to three ensembles to give students a clearer and smoother transition from one to the next as they advance through more difficult pieces and their voices change. Let’s All Sing provides an introduction to ensemble voice singing for Third Street’s the youngest vocalists, while Preludio is an intermediate choir that touches on two- and three-part harmonies. Finally, Chorale is for older students whose voices have changed, performing more complex SATB works by the end of the year.

“With the two eldest choirs combined, we will have the opportunity to learn more challenging and exciting music with a greater number of voices,” explained Kaitlin. “The more experienced students will have the chance to lead the younger singers, while also gaining the experience of singing within a large ensemble.”

Third Street’s voice students are in for a fantastic year with their new Voice Chair, full of new opportunities to grow as vocalists, musicians and performers. And along with Third Street faculty and staff, Kaitlin is excit-ed for the school year to begin. “I can’t wait to get started this year and work with such amazing students and faculty,,” she said. “I come from a diverse background of teaching and performing and I am excited to make music with the wonderful students of Third Street!”

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DONORS(July 2013 - June 2014)

$100,000 and above City of New York, Mayor Bill de BlasioPeter H. Flint, Jr. and Sarah GordonThe Jerome L. Greene FoundationAnna-Maria and Stephen Kellen FoundationRoni Kohen-Lemle* and Robert LemleMr. and Mrs. Erik D. LindauerW. Curtis Livingston†New York City Department of Cultural AffairsJeannie Park

$50,000 - $99,999 The Crystal TrustVincent C. PerroThe Pinkerton FoundationThe Morris and Alma Schapiro FundWeissman Family Foundation, Inc.

$25,000 – $49,999Altman FoundationChervenak-Nunnalle FoundationYukiko and James GatheralTerry A. HuenekeMr. and Mrs. David M. HugginMelanie and Neal McKnightThe Edward and Sally Van Lier Fund at the New York Community Trust

$10,000 – $24,999 The Bay and Paul FoundationsCon EdisonMr. and Mrs. Ariel FaustoRebecca Irwin and Charles FisherThe La Vida Feliz FoundationYoko Ono LennonYelda Basar Moers and Andrew MoersNew York State Council on the ArtsThe Henry Nias Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey PaigePfizer, Inc.The Scherman Foundation, Inc.

The Scoob Trust FoundationEllsworth George Stanton IIILaura SullivanTiger Baron FoundationThe Wasily Family FoundationRodney L. White FoundationAnonymous (2)

$5,000 - $9,999The Barker Welfare FoundationThe Theodore H. Barth Foundation, Inc.Lisa and Brian Byala Clarfeld Financial Advisors, LLCBarbara Field and Seth DubinMrs. Michel FribourgYuu Fujita and Philip ToewsAnn and Gordon Getty FoundationKerry Greene* and Brian Washburn Lawrence HackettLola Lloyd HorwitzThe Hyde and Watson FoundationDavid L. Klein, Jr. FoundationMonica Lai and Seamus SmythJoseph E. LeDoux and Nancy PrincethalThe Anne Boyd Lichtenstein FoundationCarina Liebeknecht and Andrew Diedtderich Ricardo and Courtenay LimaMusic Sales GroupLaVon and Dan NapoliMaria Negrete and Andreas GrusonJeff Peretz and Laura EspositoPonchitta PierceNew York City Council, Rosie MendezNew York City Department of Youth and CommunityNew York State Assembly, Deborah GlickPutney, Twombly, Hall & Hirson LLPMargaret Crotty and Rory RiggsTatiana Serafin and Michele Kalishman Shearman & SterlingMr. and Mrs. Peter SichelMr. and Mrs. Joel Smernoff

ThankYou!T hird Street Music School Settlement thanks the following

individuals, foundations, corporations and government agencies for their generous support of the School’s

operations, programs, activities, special projects and endow-ment funds. These contributions enable Third Street to provide need-based financial aid, merit-based scholarships, free and low-cost instructional programs and instruments to deserving students; attract and retain the finest faculty; provide high-quality and comprehensive training; maintain the facility and augment the endowment. We are also grateful to all those who make in-kind contributions including instruments, musical scores and other material items to the School and to those who make donations at concerts throughout the year.

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTSMain School 1,696Third Street Partners 3,094

PROGRAM ENROLLMENTAT MAIN SCHOOLMusic 2,068Dance 210Preschool/Early Childhood 210Summer (2014) 201

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10% Africandescent

8% Other

41% Europeandescent

16% Age 14 to 20

9% Age 21 +

12% Under Age 5

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2% Outside of NYC

16% Other Boroughs

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18% Manhattan above 20th Street

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Katie and Matt SperlingThe Tatum FamilyTD Charitable FoundationMichael Tuch Foundation

$2,500 - $4,999 Murtaza AkbarThe ASCAP FoundationAmanda BertrandBob Buckholz and Lizanne FontaineDavid Bushler*Dancing Tides FoundationRichard and Barbara DebsMark DundeeFred M. FiloonJoseph FinocchiaroSilverio Foresi and Susanna ManciniReed and Meredith HaysThe Howard Hughes CorporationMigene Kim & Dennis LeeChe King Leo*Mrs. Joan C. LongFadya Tannous-Lurie and Robert LurieMr. and Mrs. John McCormackNancy Morgan and Mark BroadieMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Murphy, Jr.Shawn O’HarganTim O’NeillPreeti and Ragu RaghavanHila* and Saul RosenThe Rudin Foundation, Inc.Radcliffe J. SmithMr. and Mrs. Howard SolomonKathleen M. Tait and Tony RosenthalStephanie Wheeler and Christopher WalkerAnonymous

$1,000 - $2,499Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. AbernathyMr. and Mrs. Werner AhlersDean AngelakosTiffany ArcherMr. and Mrs. Andrew AriasLeah Tucker Ashley and Ryan AshleyIsabelle AutonesBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramDr. and Mrs. Robert A. BergerEric BlasbergMr. and Mrs. Markus BolsingerMr. and Mrs. Russel CarsonRosetta and Robert ChaoCharles McKinney and Susan ChinLaura Coruzzi and Robert SchneiderGloria CoruzziDonald R. CrawshawChristophe de MenilMaralene DownsMartin DunnGwen Evans and Tom KennedyIrvine and Elizabeth FlinnKaren and Peter Flint, Sr. David FoxChristine & John GachotSima J. GandhiDanielle Gardner and Lawrence FuhrmannDr. Michael and Dr. Suzanne GarfinklePrudence GaryAndrew GerlachThe Gilder FoundationRuth and Kenneth GordonMr. and Mrs. Louis GreeneAgnes GundShannon and Brian Curry HartmannRichard R. Howe and

Elizabeth C. HoweIMP Plumbing & HeatingBarbara A. JoboSusan E. Lewis and Joseph KlugerAlexandra D. KorryPatrick KowalczykThe Elroy and Terry Krumholz FoundationRoy Ku & Jenny HahmLynne LawrenceYun G. LeeValerie G. Lewis and Justin BernbachDavid & Barbara LewisBetty Ming LiuMr. and Mrs. Matt LuckettLutz and Carr LLPJohn MacarthurMr. and Mrs. Anthony MacchiaruloJeremy Barnum and Caitlin MacyDavid MannAndrew and Marianne MasonVal and Lisa MihanYuriko MitaCharles and Sarah MorganMorgan StanleyMargo and James MustichSheryl Nelson and Charles GusheeNew York University Community FundMarilyn OlivaHeather OrsiCharlton Y. PhelpsPoler Contracting, Inc. Sidney PoselHal and Judy PrinceSteven H. RichAlfred and Jane Ross FoundationDaniel RozenfeldRaymond SauerbreyHanna Schouwink and

Lars JensenDr. and Mrs. Thomas P. SculcoAnnaliese SorosAllan Sperling and Ferne GoldbergEllen Stafford-SiggBeverly Bartow and James L. StengelDerry Swan and Mike LawleyThe Ago FamilyCamille Orme and Marc TrevinoNora Tsai and Hong-Chen WeiWebster HallJanna Weinstein and Jonathan JacobyWells FargoSusan WhoriskeyClaude L. and Michelle D. WinfieldSimon Yates and Kevin RoonChun Y. YipWesterman Construction Management & Consulting

$500 - $999 American Corporate Benefits, Inc.American Express Gift Matching ProgramSteve Aronson and Marilyn Singer AronsonAshland Maintenance Organization Inc.Frederick A. BeckerAndrea BegelCandace and Rick BeineckeMr. and Mrs. Byron BellSheila BidarJennifer BonnellMr. and Mrs. David CaplanEsteban CastroMarch and Philip CavanaughCaroline and Scott Ceniza-LevinePeter W. CharapkoVernon Chatman and

Emily AlexanderNeil and Natasha ChrissAnna CoatsworthMary CoitJason CookeThe Corcoran GroupKatherine CrottyJames V. CzajkaDAC, Inc.Carl de StefanisMyrna DeJesusBeatrice DermerSybil Dessau and Seth FriedmanMerav DiamondRick Dobbis and Mary Ann KoenigMary Ann and Bob DownesBoyd and Val EbbersonMaurits EdersheimRobert Evans IIIJudith W. EvninGiorgia Zedda and Gianluca FaddaAndrew FoleyCatherine FrenchGachot, Inc.Charlotte Gill and Lynne MikulakSusanna Furfaro & Diego GiurleoGoldman, Sachs & CoElizabeth S. Goldman and Stephen M. KotranMark GrahamMr. and Mrs. Jordan GreenAnne and Jonathan HansenJohn and Mina HessionMatthew HuffmanYvonne KellyMartin KelsohnAllyson Gray and Andrew KetlerKirkland & Ellis LLPDoris KornishSandra KwonMrs. Barbara LandauMelanie A. Long

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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Access to high quality instruction in music and dance to a total of 4,790 students, ages 8 months to 82 years old, taught by a faculty of 130.

Approximately 75% of all Third Street students benefit from a generous program of need-based financial aid, merit-based scholarships, and free and low-cost instruction valued at more than $1,700,000.

Access to music and dance for a total of 3,094 school children from 25 school partnerships, primarily in low-income areas.

Comprehensive training in music for more than 423 students through individual lessons, music theory and composition, chamber music and ensemble programs.

Lifelong learning opportunities and social connectedness for 138 adults through music lessons, chamber music, performance workshops, movement classes and New Horizons Band programs.

Preschool and music- and dance-based early childhood programs to 210 children, infant through age 5.

Ten hours of first-time music training for 120 new Universal Pre-K teachers from all five boroughs through a partnership with the New York City Department of Education.

64% Manhattan below

20th Street

2% Outside of NYC

* Unaudited numbers

$ 6,226,509

$ 3,666,833

$ 829,597

$ 573,241

$ 93,280

$ 589,584

$ 557,417

$ 6,309,592

$ 19,559,516

$ 3,235,001

$ 16,324,515

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Teresa LouieMichelle MaddenJohn and Susi ManleyThe McGraw-Hill CompaniesFuller FamilyMr. and Mrs. Lars MerseburgMargaret A. MillsJames MusanteElena Naughton and Peter HuntPKPR NY, LLCKatherine ParkParsonsMrs. Robert L. PetersonCaroline B. PozyckiLora PriceRoundTable TechnologyDr. Lisa & Dr. Nicholas Samstag Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Sargent IIIJudy and Marty ScherzerMr. and Mrs. Peter SchuurSharmila SenMichael ShattnerCarolee E. ShubertCasey and Duncan SimmonsMarilyn SobelMarti StevensChristopher TaylorMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Thomas, Jr.Mark TrujilloWilmington Trust, FSBU.S. MechanicalAna P. VilarrasaMr. and Mrs. Joseph ViolaVotacallUrsula Wallis and George Mastrianni Joan WashburnFrederick WertheimAnonymous

$250 - $499 Arthur AbramsAMN CorporationArlow C. AngleyTracy AronMarcia BellowsBlenderbox, Inc.Peter CastroJacques ChappuisLeah CharlesworthBarbara ChristelMr. and Mrs. John CooperChris H. CowperthwaitThe Crotty FamilyYvonne Curry and Westley Thomas Lori F. DamroschAna and Roberto De AzevedoJames H. DuffyJohn and Deborah EvangelakosFiscal Management Associates, LLCDale and David ForsterLiesl GibsonJudy and David GilbergPatricia GittensKelly and Arnaud GrumbachHeath Pass New YorkHector’s CorporationRed Herring DesignJames and Laura HirschmannAdam HumannClearbook Investment ConsultingCaren KaplanSusan E. KaufmanApril KimmelLee KoonceDr. Edward L. KottickSarah Kovner

Kressner Printing & DesignKevin H. KunkleJill LeinbachLisa Leingang and John PetrizzoCila LewisRicardo F. Lima Sr. Gene and Sally LittleHerbert LukashokTimothy MannMelanie Freundlich Lighting Design LLCEugene Mercy, Jr.Pritha and Nik MittalJames ModulaMr. and Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr.Hemanth NagarajCherrie NanningaThe Open PantryMonica Botto and Christopher O’RourkeP & PFC, Inc.Su Chiang PanGraham ParkerSonal Patel and David WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Richard PaynePianoCrafters, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles PlattRichard and Mary RadcliffeAmy and Andy RheingoldJoyce RichardsonKira SergievskyFred Sherry and Carol ArcherDr. and Mrs. Leo H. SiegelPatricia Brown SpecterMr. and Mrs. Naoki SudoPavan SurapaneniBrandon TeshWestley ThomasTomaselli: Fred, Laura & DesiMr. and Mrs. Charles W. TruaxHelen S. Tucker / The Gramercy Park FoundationUnited Way of New York CityJames ValentinoPeter Vanden BroeckVeniero’s Pasticceria & CaffeNatasha Wanchek and Tyler WatkinsRaquel WexlerLauren and Tyler WilkinsDaniel and Rebecca WolfEleanor and Jimmy YungDavid and Monica Zwirner

Up to $249 James Addison and Zandra SherringtonMr. and Mrs. Edward AddisonMichael AklufiCarolyn AlexanderStavit AllweisAmazonSmile FoundationBruce AmickMiriam AncisRebecca Asbury and Pedro Mateu-GelabertTirsit Asfaw and Fasika TedlaJoanne AtaraBarbara AzizoElizabeth C. BakerMr. and Mrs. Michael BarclayJane BarnetKen BaronPhillip R. BastedoKaren and Jeffrey BernbachCecilia BiaginiSusanne BlateSusan A. BloomJane BockLino Otto BohnDavid BradleyMr. and Mrs. Robert BredaJill BrienzaDr. and Mrs. Allen S. Brings

Philip A. BrombergMark BronskySusan E. BrownEric BrownFlorence BuschkeDavid L. CaplanRamon and Katie CasanovaSharon CasdinGrezzel CathnottDeirdre ChadwickPeter and Nancy ChamberlainMable ChanDr. Claire Chan & Yung (Luca) HuKatherine ChanAnthony P. ChecchiaFanny ChinCharles J. CoccaroJoanne CocoAlbert CohenEric B. CohenConrad CummingsTyler CushingAnthony D’Amico and Moira KennedyThe Rev. John E. DenaroMichael Der Manuelian and Gregory WelchRonny DiamondLinda DienstDinosaur HillMr. and Mrs. Charles D’OnofrioMr. and Mrs. David DrogaLois S. DubinRobert G Dy and Catherine C Ngui-DyHendrik EdelmanMr. and Mrs. Sammy El-GamalDeborah ElkanJohn and Kristin EmyLaurence FaderKaren and Robert FalkMorissa R. Falk-FreedmanWolney FerreiraDr. and Mrs. Michael H. FischPaul and Joan FleisigBeth FlusserDavid FlymanBeatrice FrancaisPatricia FrattoLewis Friedman and Lynn PassyRichard GaddesDavid GalbraithCara L. GarganoAnn Gavin and Catherine GavinLauren GeeSusan and Larry GersteinElizabeth Gleick and Jim ParhamThea GoodmanDorothy GrahamSamantha GreenRobert K. GrierFrances and Stephen GrodzinskyJens Peter Hansen and Elena FelicianoBobby Lee HardenHugh HardyJim HarrisMasayo Hashimoto and Yiannes EinhornIrwin N. and Helene HassenfeldElisabeth D. HeidelbergLaurence HellenbergSusan HenschelBarbara HermanBrian Burnett and Kay HershbergerHenry HershowitzSusan HesseDillon HeyligerNancy Holmstrom and Richard Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HoopesClarice Gostinsky HorelickWilliam Harvey and Jeanne HouckFitch House LLCEdgar HowardAbraham Hsuan and Mindy HungColleen HyndmanAnita and Gamliel IsaacLea IselinMr. and Mrs. Walter JamiesonJanet and Stephen JamiesonJeffries LLCStephen C. JosephsSteven JoynerDori KalishEsther Lee KaplanJane Williams Katinka and William LylesJanice Keller-McDowallJoanne KennedySupanee KitmahawongDenys KotskyyKathleen M. Karich and Albert C. KnausMr. and Mrs. Robert John KretMary Lee KreuterMary KuzmaElaine H. Arnold and Jeffrey A. LamiaCarolyn LanchnerJohn C. LassiterBernard LatuchieJulie LavelleMarianne LedwidgeHali LeeAlbert LevyElise Hurley and Jon LevyRobert LinPeter and Janine LindquistAdelay and George LissJoAnn and Ron LivingstonBarbara LossMolly LynchKristine MarshallJohn MascarelloDavid MaselloMr. and Mrs. Ben MathesMax MerchandisingAnne and Joseph McCannDr. Jesse C. McCarrollMr. and Mrs. Robert McCormackRobert McCrieMarie McGovernAnil and Gloria MelwaniJulio MesserAllen and Roseann MichelsonCharles MilesLinda MorganWendy NelsonMr. and Mrs. Richard MyersCarmen NunezChristina Limson O’ConnellEleanor O’NeillJane OrensteinMr. and Mrs. Donald R. OsbornVictoria OtterMr. and Mrs. Vinny PassioneRoger PeltzmanSergio and Maria PereiraMichelle PoireMrs. David A. PragerNeighborhood Preservation CenterThomas H. ProchnowNathan Properties, Inc.Q+A Events and Production LLCDierdre Randles and Michael GenkinMr. and Mrs. Richard RapaportJane RichardsAntje RickelFrederick N. Robin

Steven RochenJanet C. RossMeredith and Peter RuggAndrea RuggGayle Ruskin-WhiteMariam C. SaidJanet and Peter Saint GermainBertrand SalibaFrederic S. SaterRobert SauersPeter SchickeleBeatrice and Robert SchultzCarolyn and Ken SchultzDennis SchwartzDoug and Karen SeidmanLaura A. SeltzerKatherine SheehanSachin ShenolikarEliot and Jane ShermanPaul SherringtonMr. and Mrs. Harold SherringtonGail SiegalSteven SilverIlicia SilvermanJoseph and Marilyn SilvermanEvelyn SimonJennifer SingletonMr. Alan and Dr. Lisa SinsheimerPaul SirotkinGladys E. SmithLindsay Tucker So and Anthony SoBeverly SokoloffStar SoltanLaurence T. SorkinMargot Hawley SpelmanJack StaffenRosalind StarkJohn F. SteevesEdward and Marian SteinbergW. Gene StoryJames StothersDr. and Mrs. J. D. SutterlinEva TanDrew TarlowSusan TatumMarian ThormanGeorge WachtelSusan and Charles WadsworthEllen WallachFelicia WarshawskyJanet WaterstonJonathan WeilBarbara WeissJay P. WeissmanLaura WexlerVirginia and Richard WilliamsHarriet WingreenElaine WinterDavid WolfeKatharine B. WolpeMr. and Mrs. Alex YaggyMary Collins and Anthony G. YarboroughPeter YarrowKyung Yoon and George WangVirginia M. Zabriskie and Lutz P. MaechtingLi Zou

* alumni

† in memoriam

The listing above includes donations for the 2015 fiscal year received from July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015. If there is an error in the listing of your name, please accept our sincere apologies and contact the Development Department at 212-777-3240 so that we can make the necessary corrections.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORSVincent C. Perro ChairmanJeannie Park Vice PresidentJeffrey E. Paige Vice PresidentErik D. Lindauer Acting TreasurerPeter Flint, Jr. SecretaryLeah T. AshleyByron BellLisa ByalaMargaret Crotty Ariel FaustoSima GandhiRebecca IrwinCarina LiebeknechtRicardo LimaJoan C. LongMelanie McKnightDanica A. MillsYuriko MitaYelda Basar MoersPonchitta PierceJason ReedAlexandra RomeroDaniel M. RozenfeldTatiana SerafinMatthew SperlingEllsworth G. Stanton III, President EmeritusLaura Ann Sullivan

Anna-Maria Kellen Chairwoman Emeritus

FACULTYPianoLuis AlvarezEdmund ArkusDaniela BracchiJason CutmoreJulia Den BoerLee FeldmanMing FongJoan Forsyth *Mira Armij GillSusan InnamoratoEsther Lee KaplanPaul KimNeal KirkwoodEddy KronengoldNathaniel W. LaNasa

Yvonne LauVanessa LeeMarcia LewisMichiyo MorikawaNnenna OgwoJessica OsborneSasha PapernikRoger PeltzmanDana PieletMarc PonthusHugh SamJiayin ShenSonelius SmithCurtis Sydnor

Adam TendlerNing YuNatasha Zaitseff

StringsMegan AtchleyRobin BraunEmily BrausaClaire ChanBrian FoxSarah Franklin

Carolyn JeselsohnIna LiteraChiu-Chen Liu *Caitlin LynchEddy A. MalaveNicholas PaulyJosé Pietri-Coimbre

Sarah PrattTroy RinkerSteven RochenClaire SmithTroy StuartGary TignerMelissa TongShanda Wooley

Woodwinds, Brass & PercussionAnna Maria BaezaMark BroschinskyIbrahima Kolipe Camara

Carlo CostaJulietta Curenton

Benjamin FinglandSusan Friedlander

Amos Gabia

Glenn Healy

Jenny Hill

Irene Koloseus

Bonita LubinskyTim McCarthy

Alison NicoteraJohn P. Ostrowski

Ron PamposaChrista RobinsonBrandon Tesh *John Yao

GuitarSteve BloomPaul HemmingsNadav LevKoh KazamaJeff LitmanDavid Moreno *Nick Scarim

Gaku Takanashi

VoiceLucy DhegraeWalker J. JacksonJamie JordanDale SmithKaitlin Stark *

DanceYvonne CurryKim Dooley-KittayCara Gargano *Taylor GordonAbri Hellmuth

Rochelle MartinDeena ParrillaDanita Shaheen

Theory and CompositionMatthew Barnson *Jonathan BellPaul KerekesGregory SpearsAlex Weiser

Chamber MusicRobin BraunJoan ForsythBrian FoxCarolyn JeselsohnNathaniel W. LaNasaYvonne LauChiu-Chen LiuBonita LubinskyCaitlin LynchJessica OsborneJosé Pietri-Coimbre *Marc PonthusSarah PrattShanda WooleyNatasha Zaitseff

Orchestra/BandChi-Chi BestmannSteven RochenBrandon Tesh

ChoirWalker J. Jackson

Annie Lee Moffett

Robert RandallKaitlin Stark

Lauren Tenney

Rock/Jazz EnsemblesSteve BloomRoss Gallagher

Peter Hanson

Paul HemmingsNeal Kirkwood David Moreno *Gaku TakanashiBryan Vargas

Adult Performance Workshop Margaret Mills

AccompanistYuka AikawaKeiko BishopTom DeFrancescoSandra F. KaplanMichiyo MorikawaJoyce SmithKate Whitney

Preschool/ Early ChildhoodCrystal BockMaite CastilloNancy DiCostanzoEiLeen DosterOcean DullDiana FoxSusan Friedlander

Danai Gagne

Cathy GuyCraig HanauerKeesha HernandezColleen Itzen

Irene Koloseus

Laura Koulish

Dylan LaPointeJean LaPointeJudy Lasko

Monika Linkweiler

Mik ManentiJustine ManserChristina MorrisseyNashira Pearl

Marini Pickering

*Chairperson/Program Director/Coordinator

Third Street Partners Faculty Member

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFExecutive OfficeValerie Lewis Anna-Maria Kellen Executive DirectorNancy Morgan Deputy Executive DirectorJoanne Coco Executive Assistant

PROGRAMSMain School Gary Tigner Director Ivan Antonov Assistant Director Laura Gravino Programs ManagerLohengrin Vasquez Programs AssistantMatthew Barnson Department Chair, Theory & Composition Joan Forsyth Department Chair, Piano Cara Gargano Department Chair, Dance Chiu-Chen Liu Department Chair, StringsDavid Moreno Department Chair, Guitar José Pietri-Coimbre Department Chair, Chamber MusicKaitlin Stark Department Chair, VoiceBrandon Tesh Department Chair, Winds, Brass & Percussion Director, Band Programs

School & Community PartnershipsJames Hall Program Manager, Third Street Partners Nicholas Scarim Program Manager, Third Street Partners Brandon Tesh Band Programs, Third Street Partners Beth Flusser Producer, Music in Abe Lebewohl ParkMarilyn Appleberg Assistant Producer, Music in Abe Lebewohl ParkTimothy Schellenbaum Technical Director, Music in Abe Lebewohl Park

Preschool & Early ChildhoodElaine Winter Director of Preschool and Early Childhood ProgramsKirsten Aadahl Administrative Assistant

Piano ServicesVince Agustinovich Piano Technician

DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNICATIONS Chun Yee Yip DirectorJeremy Zerbe Manager, Marketing & Communications Christine Chiang Manager, Institutional Giving

FINANCE &ADMINISTRATIONSteve Aronson Curt Livingston Director of Finance & Administration

OperationsPatrick Pierre Director Beverly Harper Safety Director Mario Cox Security GuardEdwyn Pitre Head Custodian Robert Grier CustodianJoel Marin CustodianJhonny Rodriguez

Custodian

Finance Eric Cohen Financial Manager

STUDENT SERVICESLoyi Malu DirectorMyra Nieves Registration Manager Jaimie Appleton Student Services AssistantScott Lynch ReceptionistBarbara Weiss Receptionist

Board of Directors, Faculty & Staff

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PULITZER PRIZE-WINNINGCOMPOSER DAVID LANG leads 121 Third Street guitarists in a special concert of original work written for Third Street’s 121st anniversary, along with other ensemble pieces by Ben Verdery and Jennifer Higdon.

Questionnaire, by David Lang, was commissioned by the Roger Shapiro Fund for New Music for Third Street Music School, Sheer Pluck, and New Sounds Live

Featured Events

I2I GUITARS & MORE

LIV

EnewSOUNDSWEDNESDAY OCTOBER I4 8:00PM

Curated by WNYC’s John Schaefer

AT BROOKFIELD PLACE 230 Vesey Street, New York, NY 10281

Third Street student Siena Sherer

The following are selected special events. For a complete events list, visit Third Street’s website.

Unless otherwise noted, all concerts are free of charge and take place at Third Street. Programs and schedules are subject to change without notice.

LiveSOUNDS 2015-16 Third Street’s outstanding faculty members and their guests perform on most Friday evenings at 7:00 p.m. Call or visit the School to obtain a series flyer or view it on the website.

Every Week! Students of all ages and levels perform. See the schedule on the website or subscribe to the weekly E-news for more.

OctoberSaturday, Oct. 3, 20151:00 p.m. Ensemble Auditions

Saturday, Oct. 3, 20153:30 p.m. Master Class: David Lang

Wednesday, Oct. 14, 20158:00 p.m. New Sounds Live: 121 Guitars & MoreBROOKFIELD PLACE, 230 VESEY ST.

Saturday, Oct. 24, 20153:30 p.m. Third Street Halloween Party

NovemberWednesday, Nov. 18, 20157:00 p.m. Curt Livingston Memorial Concert

Saturday, Nov. 21, 20154:30 p.m. Chamber Music Concert

DecemberThursday, Dec. 10, 20155:00 p.m. Choral Concert

Thursday, Dec. 10, 20157:00 p.m. Rock Bands Concert

Saturday, Dec. 12, 20154:30 p.m. Piano Department Recital

Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015Thursday, Dec. 17, 20157:00 p.m. Nutcracker

Thursday, Dec. 17, 20154:00 p.m. Holiday Caroling

Sunday, Dec. 20, 20153:00 p.m. Holiday ConcertNYU SKIRBALL CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS,566 LAGUARDIA PLACE$12 ADMISSION

JanuarySaturday, Jan. 16, 20161:00 p.m. Ensemble Auditions

Saturday, Jan. 23, 20161:00 p.m. All Orchestras Concert ST. MARK’S CHURCH-IN-THE-BOWERY

Saturday, Jan. 30, 201610:00 a.m. String ‘Stravaganza ST. MARK’S CHURCH-IN-THE-BOWERY

Saturday, Jan. 30, 20161:15 p.m. Piano Olympics

February Saturday, Feb. 6, 20164:30 p.m. New Music Concert

Wednesday, Feb. 10, 20166:00 p.m. Master Class: Robert Shapiro

Saturday, Feb. 27, 20164:30 p.m. Chamber Music Concert

MarchSunday, March 6, 20161:00 p.m. Movie Afternoon

MaySaturday, May 21, 20161:00 p.m. All Orchestras Concert ST. MARK’S CHURCH-IN-THE-BOWERY

Wednesday, May 25, 20167:00 p.m. Stowe C. Phelps Annual Student Concert

Thursday, May 26, 20165:00 p.m. Choral Concert

Tuesday, May 31, 20167:00 p.m. Composition Recital

JuneThursday, June 2, 20167:00 p.m. Rock Bands Concert

Saturday, June 4, 20164:30 p.m. Chamber Music Concert

Saturday, June 11, 201610:00 a.m. String ‘StravaganzaST. MARK’S CHURCH-IN-THE-BOWERY

Saturday, June 11, 20161:15 p.m. Piano Monster Concert

Save the Date MORE EVENTS AT WWW.THIRDSTREETMUSICSCHOOL.ORG