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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Jul 09 2009

The bags are packed!

Packing for 2 weeks in one suitcase is a challenge. It's especially so when you're not expecting laundry facilities and the weather outlook is hot, rainy, and humid!  In any case, I think I'm all set. This will be a great adventure, especially because I'm going to be documenting it here — at least I …

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Jul 02 2009

Indianapolis with the Baetzhold’s

We just got back from a wonderful five-day visit with the Baetzhold’s, Tim’s second cousins in Indianapolis, Indiana. We had a terrific stay, including a wonderful family barbeque with Nancy & Howard, son, Howard King, and wife, Sandy, and daughter, Barbara. It was wonderful to renew these family ties and catch up with the Millard …

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Jun 23 2009

Getting ready for the Korea trip

As many of you know, Sejong Korean American Cultural Empowerment, Inc. has invited me to travel with them to Korea this summer. I am grateful to the Bergen County Korean Parents Association and the forty-seven Northern Valley-Old Tappan families who donated funds to underwrite my trip. It will be an exciting and important expedition, that …

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Jun 23 2009

Getting ready for the Korea trip

[originally published in my Music & Inspiration blog, June 23, 2009] As many of you know, Sejong Korean American Cultural Empowerment, Inc. has invited me to travel with them to Korea this summer. I am grateful to the Bergen County Korean Parents Association and the forty-seven Northern Valley-Old Tappan families who donated funds to underwrite …

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Apr 11 2009

In like a Lion, out like a Freight Train

March was an incredibly busy month: the NVOT production of Man of La Mancha, the Serenade Concert with Westchester Symphonic Winds (my idea to help make this crunch period easier, mind you!), the Prism Concert at NVOT, and the Disney Music Festival trip with 136 participants.I’m not complaining, mind you — I’m grateful! I’m happy …

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