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IMADA Welcomes Back PROJECT Trio

Known for their improvisational mix of classical, hip hop and jazz styles, IMADA brought PROJECT Trio to Ipswich in 2011 and we are proud to have welcomed them back to Ipswich on January 16th. Project Trio provided day-long master classes, in-school concerts, and an amazing evening concert at the Ipswich Performing Arts Center. The group wowed both students and the community with their virtuosity and upbeat style... an amazing experience!

Here are photos from the IHS Master Class:

Congratulations to Gillette!

Congratulations to senior Zoe Gillette, whose work
"Old Iron Lungs" received the People's Choice
Award for high school artwork at the Crane Estate
Art Show & Sale held this fall.

Tiwary heads to Nationals!

Ipswich High School senior Anagh Tiwary and his baritone sax participated in the All-National Honor Ensembles with the help of IMADA which provided
the $650 registration fee for the event. He is
pictured here with Fine Arts Director Gerry Dolan
and IMADA President Trina Schell. "This is a remarkable achievement," said Schell, "and it
deserves to be supported and celebrated."

IMADA's program supporting students in the arts,
made possible by contributions from the community, disbursed $20,000 last year.

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Next Business Meeting

If you have a child participating in music, art or drama activities at the Ipswich Middle or High Schools - we invite you to attend our meetings. There, you can help plan events and learn what is happening in the classroom. Ipswich community members interested in supporting the arts are also invited.

When: February 10, 2015
7:00 PM
Where: IHS Guidance Office
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Thank you to New England BioLabs and the Ipswich Cultural Council who co-sponsored the recent Girls Play Jazz Too! event.

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Supported in part by a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council