Curt Ebersole

Curt Ebersole is a resident of White Plains, New York, where he is active as a music educator, conductor, clarinetist, and public speaker. In between musical activities he enjoys photography, cycling, napping on the beach, Wordpress web publishing, Bullet Journaling, and riding America’s fastest and tallest roller coasters.

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May 24 2023

WSW performance at Carnegie Hall on June 13!

Q: “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?”A: “Practice, practice, practice!” In my case, I guess that’s true — but it’s a lot more involved than that! I’ve been so fortunate over the past 4+ decades to work with inspired teachers, amazing colleagues, and dedicated players. This has been especially so over the past 15 …

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May 05 2022

WSW returns Saturday at 8:00 pm!

My wonderful community wind ensemble, the Westchester Symphonic Winds, is performing again this Saturday evening at 8:00 pm at Tarrytown Music Hall. This wonderful program, “Polkas and Other Stories,” is filled with exciting and joyous music, and includes three works for solo accordion and band (yes, you read that right – solo accordion!). It’s going to …

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Nov 11 2021

WSW Concert Web Streaming on Sunday!

I’m thrilled to be leading the Westchester Symphonic Winds in our first concert since February 2020 this weekend on Sunday, November 14 at 3:00 pm. We have been rehearsing in half-ensemble sectionals since September and are very excited to be reuniting for this performance. A Tribute to Percy Grainger We are performing an all-Grainger concert, …

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Jul 13 2021

Emerging from the pandemic

I haven’t posted to my blog since January 2020 — before COVID-19 changed our lives — partly because of the pandemic and partly because of issues with WordPress. Fortunately, both issues are receding into our rear view mirrors. So I’m pleased to send a catch-up to reconnect! Mom The pandemic was really challenging for my …

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Jan 02 2020

Farewell 2019, Welcome 2020!

End-of-year news I haven’t posted on my blog site since April 2018, and I’m way overdue. Having sent Christmas cards late (after the holiday) and with no newsletter this year, I thought it was about time for an update. Mom If you’re not already aware, here’s the update on my mother, Helen. Last February, after …

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