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Porter and Chester Institute

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By DennisLepine

Terrible school. They promise the world and give you nothing. They promise to help you find a job when you graduate and all the career department does is change the format of your r�sum�. I graduated in 2011 from their MA program and I'm not even working in the medical field. Thankfully I found a job in a different field that pays way more than medical assisting ever would. Their financial aide department is less than helpful and full of people who don't know how to do their job and cause unnecessary stress and frustration. If you're thinking of going here, think again. ...read more

David French Music

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By Anonymous

Poor service, slow response to e-mail, and plenty of attitude when they finally did respond. I'll gladly take my business somewhere else. ...read more

David French Music

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By W

Unable to talk to anyone at this place about returning a rental, phone calls are not answered and emails are not replied to. ...read more

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John Mosca with the Hopkinton High School Jazz band

Thanks to the efforts of Mr. Hay and Mr. Dodge of the Hopkinton music department, we were able to sponsor a clinic with legendary jazz musician, trombonist and educator John Mosca. John Mosca rehearsing the Hopkinton High School jazz band. The clinic took place during the Jazz Band’s rehearsal at the high school on Friday, November 14th, and lasted about an hour. John Mosca has been a mainstay on the international jazz scene for the last 30 plus years. He has been a member of the Al Porcino Big Band and Mel Lewis Quintet, and is probably best known for his work with the Thad Jones – Mel Lewis Big Band, which became the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra in 1990. He is currently the director of this Grammy winning ensemble, and is also the longest standing current member of the band. He has taught on the faculty of such prestigious schools as New England Conservatory and the Manhattan School of Music. John Mosca with Mr. Hay and Mr. Dodge of the Hopkinton music department. During the clinic, the band worked on some of their ensemble pieces, including the Thad Jones tune “Big Dipper.” This piece in particular provided a great learning opportunity for the students, since John Mosca has peformed and recorded with Thad Jones. He also worked the band through a series of ensemble based exercises, challenging them to be able to think and play on the spot. The students were very engaged throughout the entire experience, clearly aware of the special opportunity to work with a jazz legend. John remarked that it was great to “work with such a talented group of kids” and that “it’s great to see that jazz is alive and well in our schools.” Overall, the clinic was a huge success, and certainly a rehearsal that the students won’t forget anytime soon. ...read more

By David French Music April 17, 2015

Jazz Legend & Yamaha Performing Artist Phil Woods visits DFMC

Jazz legend and Yamaha artist Phil Woods visits David French Music We were thrilled to host a clinic by Phil Woods in our recital hall this past Saturday, January 17th. Musicians, young and old, and fans of jazz filled the room as one of the most famous and celebrated artists in jazz history talked for more than an hour about his life as a musician. Along with stories from the road, he mixed in some insight into his approach to improvisation, and even a little bit of playing. The stories he shared touched on his experiences and relationships with other jazz greats, such as Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk, Clark Terry, Benny Goodman, and many more. He captivated the audience for the entire time, and spent time answering questions at the end. Many thanks to Yamaha for helping to make this a possibility, and to all of the people who attended. It was certainly a special event that we’ll remember for a long time! ...read more

By David French Music April 17, 2015

Metrowest Instrument Fun Day

Robinson Music, Inc. to holdSixth Annual Metrowest Musical Instrument Fun Day!   6/8/14 WESTBOROUGH, MA On Sunday, June 8th, 2014 from 12- 4 pm Robinson Music, Inc. plans to hold their sixth annual Metrowest Musical Fun Day!   This event will be a great opportunity for children and their parents to hear, touch and try out a variety of musical instruments, including guitar, piano, and all typical school band and orchestral instruments with the assistance of professional musicians - the perfect chance to explore the possibilities for those who’ve been thinking about playing an instrument but haven’t quite decided which one.   Students who have decided to play an instrument in the school band or orchestra and want to get a head start on learning how to play it will receive coupons valid for discounts on their first lesson and be able to reserve rentals for the summer or fall at special 3 month rates for as low as $21.99.    All band and orchestra accessories will be on sale throughout the day at Special Fun Day Pricing!   In addition, demos, sample classes and informational flyers will provide details about programs offered in the RMI Lesson Center. Particularly of interest will be this summer’s programs, which currently include Drum Line, our “Unique Percussion” featuring Steel Drums, Guitar for Kids (ages 7 – 12), Kids On Keys (ages 4 – 8) and Children’s Summer Singing Weeks (ages 5 – 9), both of which can be found atwww.karenamlaw.com/childrens_music.html.   Students studying in RMI’s Lesson Center will be performing throughout the afternoon – sharing their talents on their chosen instruments for your listening pleasure. We’ll also have a live band playing outside on the green. Free hotdogs, chips and soft drinks will be available throughout the day.   To find out more about Metrowest Musical Fun Day! ...read more

By Robinson Music May 18, 2012

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