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| Mollie Stone, Associate Conductor of the Chicago Children’s Choir, received her bachelor’s degree from Amherst College in ’01, her master’s degree in conducting from Westminster Choir College in ’04, and is currently pursuing her doctorate at Northwestern University. She served as the graduate Associate for the Amherst College music department in 2001, |
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| during which she received a grant from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation to create a DVD on black South African choral music. She has done numerous workshops on black South African choral music, and is currently studying its role in the struggle against HIV. Mollie also serves as the associate conductor for Yes Is A World. |
| NEWS: MOLLIE AT ACDA--2008, Winter Mollie gave a workshop on her DVD "Vela Vela" at the 2008 ACDA Eastern Division Conference in Hartford this past February. MOLLIE AT MMEA--2007, Spring Mollie gave two workshops on her DVD, "Vela Vela", and one workshop on her work on South African choral music and the struggle against HIV at the 2007 MMEA Conference in Boston on March 22nd & 23rd, and at the MMEA Conference in Portland, Maine on May 18th. *Read a description of Mollie's session on Vela Vela *Read a description of Mollie's session on South African choral music and the struggle against HIV BACK TO SOUTH AFRICA--2006, Summer Mollie was awarded another generous grant from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation to return to South Africa in 2006 to study how choral music is being used in the struggle against HIV. Learn more... MOLLIE AT ACDA--2006, Winter On February 17th, 2006, Mollie presented an interest session on Vela Vela at the 2006 ACDA Eastern Division Convention in New York. *Read a description of Mollie's interest session. *Check out a list of resources on black South African choral music. |
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| MOLLIE AT ACDA--2009, WINTER Mollie will be giving a workshop on her DVD "Vela Vela" at the ACDA National Convention in Oklahoma City on March 4th. More info. to come! |