Arietha Lockhart
Arietha Lockhart was the voice of the White Butterfly during the Opening Ceremonies of the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. She champions works by contemporary American composers in recitals and concerts. She holds the Georgia Professional Education Certificate – Retired. She had a 30-year career as an Elementary Music Specialist Pre-K-7 and served on leadership committees developing Professional Development for Music Teachers. Her program “It’s All about Character” was performed for K – 5 grade students at Spivey Hall Education’s Young People’s Concerts and Douglass County Council of the Arts.
Classical Music of the African American Diaspora with Artist Talk-Back
AudienceEveryone
Delivery MethodLive & Indoors Live & Online Live & Outdoors Recorded & Online
Music: A concert recital featuring the music of African American Composers. Solo and Ensemble pieces will be featured. Discussion of the pieces, the time in history that they encompass, a look at the composers and artists from the past that may have performed the pieces and possible influences that may have steered choices in the design and compositional elements of the pieces.
Music from the Heart: Sing with Arietha
AudienceEveryone
Delivery MethodLive & Online Live & Outdoors Recorded & Online
Music: This program is for students in grades K through senior adults. Concert Programs of varied genres, historical periods and styles of vocal literature. Contemporary Music may also be highlighted as a portion of each program presented. Presentations may include a sing-a-long component and Q&A
Your Best Audition
AudienceTeens
Delivery MethodLive & Indoors Live & Online Live & Outdoors Recorded & Online
Music: This program is for students in grades 6 through college. Vocal Soloists will perform for feedback. Sessions to include: Q & A, selecting music, improving presentation, style, vocal technique, improving sightreading and what to
expect during an audition.