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| Table of Contents Index Los Angeles Music Week LAMW 2007 LAMW 2006 Los Angeles Music Week Events World Festival of Sacred Music Press Conference City Council Day Opening Ceremony Children's Day Closing Ceremony Awards Luncheon Introduction
About LAMW Honorees Music Links Calendar of Events Commemorative Caches Souvenir Journal Events Highlights Music History Synopsis Through the Years Historical Highlights A Musical Panorama Contact Sign our Guestbook Educational Links: THE MUSIC CLASSROOM http://inspiringthots.net http://inspiringword.net/ Jazz & Blues History Black History Index Black History Classical Music Musicology Musicological Transitions Kids Domain Music History Asian History & Culture Caribbean Music Latin History & Culture Gospel and Southern Gospel Folk & Country Music Classical Music and History ![]() |
Los
Angeles Music Week, Incorporated is a non-profit 501(c)3,
community based
outreach
program, now in its Sixteenth
year
of service. Each year during the first two weeks of December, Los
Angeles Music Week honors the various
contributions of local landmark
artists of all genres and works exhaustively to provide equitable
access to music education for at risk children and youth. LAMW
shares the
history
of
music
in Los Angeles with children
and participants, noting
the part this city plays in shaping music
internationally. There are several year-round dynamic events,
namely Opening Ceremony, City Council Day, Children's Day,
the Awards Luncheon and many relevant local events. L.A. Music Week is
an instrument of unity,
building bridges to the
diverse
citizenry while enhancing local tourism. All contents are Los
Angeles Music Week' exclusive intellectual property. Permission must be
obtained for use of these contents.
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The Artistic Mission of Los Angeles Music Week Fulfilling the motto, "An Instrument of Unity, " Los Angeles Music Week serves all the residents of the Greater Los Angeles area, including its surrounding basins. The performances, projects and events impact people of diverse cultures, ages, ethnicities, religions and socioeconomic groups. The scope of events offers Angelenos opportunities to hear musical genres that they have never experienced and invites them to explore venues in various parts of the city. The educational activities of LAMW are enabled in elementary, middle and high schools by donatng instruments, music instruction, mentoring, field trips and/or school supplies. LAMW takes an active role in Los Angeles' cultural tourism industry by offering a wide variety of performances that showcase the city's musical heritage. Due to the drastic
cutbacks in music curricula in schools over the past decade, the
majority
of the city's children know little or nothing about the rich musical
heritage
of the city they live in and have no scope of the musical genres
available
to them, from classical to jazz to ethnic musics. Many children
have
very few musical skills or lack the resources for acquiring them.
LAMW's program elements, such as field trips, in-school presentations
and
opportunities to interface with living musical legends, broaden musical
understanding and have created musical bridges between the communities
over the past twelve years. The sponsors and
partnerships
listed on this page dutifully enable LAMW to accomplish the
educational
goals and facilitate field trips for the school children in order to
link
music with other aspects of culture and learning. The children
derive
so much pride and motivation from learning how many famous musicians
from
all aspects of the music business grew up in their own
communities.
Face-to-face dialogue with successful living legends gives them the
impetus
to explore their own God-given talents and capabilities, inspiring them
to learn. The Children's Day field trips open up a world of
amazing wonder and possibility. Will you place an Ad in our Souvenir
Journal? |
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Please help students receive
instruments and
music
education through each of your Ralphs Club Card purchases on behalf of
Los
Angeles Music Week, a 501c(3) non-profit organization that is now in
its sixteenth year of operation. See our Honorees
Page for those who have been blessed through this
service.
Through your purchases,
4% will be donated to Los Angeles Music Week to
raise funds for children. Please mail us your
Ralph Club Card
number, your name, address, city and phone number so that Ralphs
can
process this information. For security reasons,
please mail this
information to Los Angeles Music Week, P.O.
Box 451146, L.A., CA 90045. With your help, the injustices of
inequitable arts education can continue to be addressed. Your
cooperation and timely response are dearly appreciated.
To donate instruments to the fifteen council district schools and the five county supervisory schools through Los Angeles Music Week, which LAMW annually services, email melamw@earthlink.net or dial 310-670-6898. Your contributions are greatly appreciated and recognized. Thank you so much! |




| Table of Contents Index Introduction About LAMW Honorees Music Links Calendar of Events Souvenir Journal Events Highlights Music History Synopsis Through the Years Historical Highlights Contact Sign our Guestbook
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President, Los Angeles Music Week Ms. Evans has served as
President for
Los Angeles Music Week, Inc. since its inception. This organization strives to provide equitable access to music
education for all children through teacher training, collaborations
with administrators, standards-based education and interactive
assemblies. Her extensive
collaborative
experience
as Vice President of Marvic Music Company allows her to bring sincere
warmth,
creativity, innovative management, diligence and supportive initiative
to all aspects of Los Angeles
Music Week.
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Ms.
Evans' students use district standards to set and achieve goals in all
academic areas. In physical science, students studied how sounds
are made and heard.
The first grade students constructed, tested and wrote detailed process
summaries
before making their final oral presentations.
E.
Martinez reads, describes and presents his physical science
instrument design
report on the tin can drum to Ms. Evans' class.
First
grader L. Gallardo demonstrates, reads and presents her
wood
and metal maracas to Ms. V.H. Evans'
class. The class' percussion
band later performed a selection for their peers.
Songwriting legends are intensely studied by Ms. V.H. Evans'
students
to enrich their writing abilities and sharpen musical literacy.
Students study
the various musical genres, identify their rhythmic
patterns and use original poetry to compose their own blues song,
"The Eagles' Flight Blues."


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An Educational Arts Resource for California

Los Angeles Music Week
Honorees
INSPIRATIONAL, MUSICAL
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Contact:
Margie Evans, Director
Los Angeles Music Week, Inc.
Email: melamw@earthlink.net
Post Officer Box 451146
Los Angeles, CA 90045-8511
Phone: (310) 670-6898
Fax: (310) 670-6908
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