Community Horn Choir
Join our Community Horn Choir! In this eight-week program, you will work directly with our horn professor, Dr. Katelyn Jahnke, and her UA horn studio students. Experience learning and performing chamber music with other like-minded instrumentalists from the community. The group will play a variety of repertoire showcasing the amazing sound and range of the horn. Dr. Jahnke will guide you through the sessions focusing on blending and intonation with your peers. The final performance will be held on March 4th at 6PM.
Eligibility
ages 13 to adult are welcome
ability to play the horn within standard range is required
no auditions are required
Date
Rehearsals: Tuesdays, Jan. 14- Feb. 25
Performance: Tuesday March 4 (6PM)
Times
6:00 – 8:00 PM each date
Location
Epley Band Building (BAND), U of A Campus
Maps & Parking Information
Fee
$30 High School Students
$40 Community Members (18+)
Registration
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover Card are accepted.
Cancellation Policy
For cancellations made in writing to cms@uark.edu, by January 7, partial refund is available.
$20 administrative fee applies for all cancellations.
No refunds are available after January 7.
Director, Dr. Katelyn J. J. Jahnke, D.M.A.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Horn
Biography
Hornist Katey J. Jahnke’s vibrant personality and passion for music inspire both as a teacher and performer. Her career over the last decade has been highlighted by numerous unique and engaging musical experiences. As a performer she has been a featured soloist at numerous festivals and conferences, many of whom have focused on representation of women in music such as the International Women’s Brass Conference and the Women Composer’s Festival at Hartford. As a chamber musician, she has been a member of the nonprofit organization, the Wild Prairie Winds, for the last four years working towards goals such as prairie conservation awareness and accessible music education. Her love for music continues year round as she spends her summers teaching at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp in Twin Lake, Michigan performing with Blue Lake’s faculty wind and brass quintets as well as the Festival Chamber Orchestra. Now as a resident of Northwest Arkansas she is the Visiting Assistant Professor of Horn at the University of Arkansas and the horn player of both the Lyrique Quintette and Arkansas Brassworks.
For Registration Information: Nastassja Riley – cms@uark.edu – or leave a voice mail at 479-575-6491 (triggers a transcribed email)
For Curriculum Information: Dr. Katelyn Jahnke- katelynh@uark.edu