National Conference

Summer Institute

34th NATIONAL CONFERENCE
was held on the campus of
University of Cincinnati College - Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati, OH
June 21 - 24, 2000.

OPENING RECITAL - Judy Loman.
Ms. Loman is a graduate of the Curtis Institute of music where she studied with Carlos Salzedo. She has been Principal Harpist with the Toronto Symphony since 1960. Ms. Loman has commissioned several new works for the harp by Canada's foremost composers. She is professor of Harp at the University of Toronto, a faculty member of Toronto's Royal Conservatory of Music, and has recently been appointed harp instructor at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia.

CONCERTO CONCERT featuring Principal Harpists from around the country and several exciting new works.

DAILY RECITALS, MASTERCLASSES, WORKSHOPS, EXHIBITS and SPECIAL EVENTS.

Cincinnati is a major American city with first-class attractions, historic neighborhoods, lovely parks and a rich heritage. Located amidst the gently rolling hills of the Ohio River valley, greater Cincinnati spreads from the southwestern corner of Ohio into northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana. Cincinnati is no more than a 2-hour drive from Dayton and Columbus, OH, Louisville and Lexington, KY and Indianapolis, IN.

The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music was created in 1955 with the merger of the College of Music (founded in 1878) and the Conservatory of Music (founded in 1867). The fall of 1999 will mark the completion of CCM's seven-year project to renovate existing buildings and construct new facilities. Along with five state-of-the-art performance spaces, the CCM complex includes the Gorno Memorial Music Library, the Dieterle Vocal Arts Center, a theatre production wing, dance studios, electronic media facilities, teaching studios, classrooms, practice rooms and rehearsal spaces. CCM is just a small portion of the University of Cincinnati campus. UC also has a brand new convention center/hotel on the adjacent Medical School campus.