Giving thanks for, and celebrating, the life of Kathy Stumacher.
Eric Stumacher, pianist
Scarlatti: Sonata in E Major, Longo 25
In a talk broadcast on NPR, Eric Stumacher discusses crossing the human divides through artistic performance.
Fanfare Magazine: “Stumacher in each of the meditative works heard in this recital evidences an understanding of the internal construction of the piece. His touch is sensitive, his phrases well-shaped, and the loving care he places on each piece is as though it is something to be savored, such as a delicate morsel or a fine wine…
“Never doubt the power of a small group of dedicated, committed citizens to change the world; indeed it is the only thing that ever has.” –Margaret Mead
THURSDAY JAN 14: Wheels up from Boston, one day after a classic Nor-easter in New England — 16 inches of snow has been nicely plowed prior to our transfer to Logan Airport, and the flight is on time.
Sonad administrator Kathy Stumacher with Sonad cello for Gaza Music School enroute to Ramallah
For three days in August, a diverse group of writers met at the Sonad Glen Brook workshop in Marlborough, NH. The authors group focused on fiction, with a particular emphasis on ‘writing the other’: taking the imaginative leap outside one’s own experience.