Kresge Auditorium in the Naomi Larsen Fine Arts Center at Olivet College was the web site of this year’s “Monster Live performance” hosted by the Kankakee Valley Audio Instructors Association and sponsored by KVMTA, SAMTA (Southwest Spot New music Teachers), King Music of Bradley, and Olivet College. This year’s concert was on the afternoon of Nov. 20. This audio event began in the 1990s and is introduced just about every other calendar year, according to data furnished.
Fifteen Northern Illinois piano teachers invited their pupils to accomplish duets, and this year these Iroquois County learners had been also invited to participate. They incorporate Mitchell Galyen, Zakk Clark, Kelsey Gioja, Joel Yergler, and Lexi Willms Lydia Parmenter, Seth Wittenborn, Isaac Heaton, Lincoln Steiner, and Ellie Simpson Sophie Simpson, Marisa Clark, Jackie Lynch, and Ericka Clark Lily Heaton, Kipten Steiner, Ellie Andris, David Parmenter, and Kate Sabol. King Music established up 12 electronic pianos on the live performance phase and 94 pianists, in groups, and some violinists executed duets simultaneously.
The early morning of the live performance, students practiced on the Kresge stage then attended 3 Olivet workshops: Movement and Video games Metal Drumming and Improvisation and Keyboard Capabilities. The primary Monster Concert was offered in the afternoon.