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Article from Plenty Magazine about my Teaching
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Terry Leonino & Greg Artzner, a.k.a. 'Magpie,' have played music together professionally for over 50 years, and have performed in countless schools all over the state of Maryland and beyond for most of those years. Their broad and deep repertoire includes numerous songs that comprise uplifting and upbeat programs on topics of history and the environment. From the Underground Railroad and the Civil War to The Great Depression and the Nineteen Sixties, history comes alive in the songs the people sang.
I am a musical performer who plays the guitar with interactive songs about many topics my favorite being songs about the Earth. I am also an Author of a story called Grandmother Moon Tells a Tale-How the Moon Got Up in the Sky. My programs are fun and educational and I can adapt to any age groups. I love the little ones and the elders and am a Wolftrap Artist as well as an Arts for Learning Teaching Artist. I have been on this adventure for over 25 years!!
Marimba Linda Xelaju it's special group of the family band, is has been since 1996 for the father of the family daughters, and son and the rest of the family.
Ours web side is: www.marimbaxelaju.com
Pam Minor has been entertaining children for many years with song, dance and puppetry with ventriloquism. She was a regular cast member for the Emmy award winning TV show "It's Kindertime" on the ABC affiliate WMAR TV2 during its' nine year run. Her CD Musical Manners won the Parents' Choice Recommended Listening award.
I've played in many venues throughout my years of music performance. Have recorded one song .
I've played classical, Jazz reggae, compa,Soca and calypso. My instruments are trumpet,Percussion and vocals.
Lawrence Lanahan is a journalist, radio producer, and performing musician in Baltimore City. He is the author of The Lines Between Us: Two Families and a Quest to Cross Baltimore's Racial Divide, and his songwriting and composition can be found on recordings by his project Disappearing Ink.