The Arts - Music
Morning Glory Ministries
Dream Builder Musical Instrument Awards Program
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The Dream Builder Musical Award Program is one of the vehicles Morning Glory
Ministries and its Community Partners uses to make available musical instruments
and lessons to young people with talent, and passion for classical as well as other
genres of music. It is our hope that with our help young people will develop an
appreciation for the many facets of music.
Ministries and its Community Partners uses to make available musical instruments
and lessons to young people with talent, and passion for classical as well as other
genres of music. It is our hope that with our help young people will develop an
appreciation for the many facets of music.
Morning Glory Ministries
provides, whenever possible,
opportunities for young people to
attend performances or be
mentored by the masters of the
arts.
provides, whenever possible,
opportunities for young people to
attend performances or be
mentored by the masters of the
arts.
Their appreciation for music was
quickened as Pastors Russell and
Sylvia Medley "Experienced,
Engaged and Enjoyed" the
December 6, 2007 performance of
the Pittsburg Symphony held at
WVU's Creative Arts Center (CAC) at
7:30 p.m.
To learn more about the Principal
Celloist, Anne Martindale Williams,
read her biography below.
quickened as Pastors Russell and
Sylvia Medley "Experienced,
Engaged and Enjoyed" the
December 6, 2007 performance of
the Pittsburg Symphony held at
WVU's Creative Arts Center (CAC) at
7:30 p.m.
To learn more about the Principal
Celloist, Anne Martindale Williams,
read her biography below.
Monongalia County Commissioner John Pyles presents
violin to Directors Russell & Sylvia Medley while Young
Jonah Brown looks on.
violin to Directors Russell & Sylvia Medley while Young
Jonah Brown looks on.
