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Elliot Markow
has also performed with the Boston Pops and Boston
Symphony Orchestra. He was assistant concertmaster of the New Orleans
Symphony and, since moving to NH, is concertmaster of the NH Philharmonic
and Granite State Symphony. He has taught at the University of New Orleans
and Tulane and currently teaches at the Manchester Community Music School.
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Mary
Battey has also performed for
many years with the Dallas Symphony before returning to the New England
area. She is active as a free-lance musician performing with the New
Hampshire Symphony, Vermont Symphony Orchestra and Granite State Symphony
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Mary Jane Rupert has also given solo recitals at Carnegie
Hall and Beijing Concert Hall. She has recorded on the North Star label
and published arrangements for the Boston Editions Company. Ms. Rupert is
a busy free-lance musician based in Boston and is currently on the
faculty at the Boston Conservatory and Wellesley College.
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Fern Meyers has also performed as a free-lance musician in Washington,
DC and Boston, MA. She has been a principal ‘cellist in the greater
Boston area and taught at the New England Conservatory North Shore
Extension. Ms. Meyers has been 'cellist with several chamber groups
including SilverWood, USA and recorded for Century Studios
in addition to the Harmony Hill label. She has lectured and written
extensively about the Cornish Colony and collaborated with author James B.
Atkinson in writing New Hampshire's Cornish Colony in the award winning
series Images of America. |
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James
B. Atkinson is President of the Cornish Historical Society and a
distinguished writer and lecturer on the Cornish Colony. He coauthored the
book Footprints of the Past: Images of Cornish, New Hampshire & The
Cornish Colony. He has taught English
and Comparative Literature at Dartmouth College and other prestigious institutions and written and translated several
scholarly works from French and Italian. Atkinson is listed in Who's Who in America. |