PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS
CAREY MOORE
FLUTE INSTRUCTOR
A native of Conyers, Georgia, Carey Moore is a 2008 graduate of the Longy School of Music in Cambridge, Massachusetts where she earned her Master of Music Degree in flute performance with Distinction studying under Robert Willoughby. Moore graduated Magna Cum Laude from Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia in 2005 where she earned a Bachelor of Music Degree in flute performance studying under Christina Smith and Carl Hall.
She is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Golden Key International Honour Society and Pi Kappa Lambda Honorary Music Society. She is also the recipient of merit scholarships from the Longy School of Music and Kennesaw State University. Moore has performed in Masterclasses for Aralee Dorough, Fenwick Smith, Elizabeth Rowe, Tadeu Coelho and Paul Edmund Davies. Moore has performed in the pit orchestra for: Les Miserables, Pippin, Camelot, King and I, Into the Woods and Beauty and the
Beast. She has also performed with the Longy Chamber Orchestra, Longy Chamber Winds and the Kennesaw State University Wind Ensemble.
Moore has also given solo recitals in Cannon Chapel at Emory University, the Rockdale County Auditorium in Conyers, Georgia and Pickman Hall at the Longy School of Music. In 2007, Moore presented a Lecture Recital series on Music for Unaccompanied Flute to Rotary Clubs in both Massachusetts and Georgia. In 2004, she was selected for the College Band Directors National Association Southeastern Division Intercollegiate Band, and also was selected to perform as Principal Flute with the National Wind Ensemble at Carnegie Hall.
In 2002, Moore as a freshman placed third in the Kennesaw State University Concerto Competition. Moore is also an alumnus of the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony and the Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO) of Atlanta. Moore performed in 2002 at Carnegie Hall with MYSO. As principal flutist, she won the 2003 MYSO Concerto Competition.
As a flute instructor, Moore currently works with band programs in the Rockdale, Newton, Dekalb, Morgan and Gwinnett county school systems. She is also a flute adjudicator for the Georgia Music Educators Association and maintains a private studio. Moore is a current student of Christina Smith of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
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“Knowledge: It is not a justification of pride but a palace of comfort” Driven by this self prescribed motto, a passion for the arts and entertainment, and an unparalleled natural ability, Jacques Anthony Bell has become one of Atlanta’s best kept secrets in entertainment. Known as the “Jacques” of all trades, he has grown to encompass a multifaceted range of talents from Music to Visual Arts and Dance. Originally from Montego Bay Jamaica, Mr. Bell relocated to Brooklyn, New York where at a tender age he began to exhibit a noticeable love for the arts. Years later he again relocated to his current home of Atlanta, Georgia where as a high school student he was Principal Oboist of the Dekalb Youth Symphony Orchestra, selected for the GMEA ALL-STATE Bands, and received countless accolades as an instrumentalist while performing in some of Georgia’s most accomplished student and professional ensembles. This foundation in music was further augmented at the University of Georgia’s Hugh Hodgson School of Music in Athens, Georgia where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Music Education and became a highly sought-after woodwind specialist and clinician. Mr. Bell continues to instruct and perform in various capacities with elementary, high school, college, and professional musicians and has been a
JACQUES BELL
WOODWIND INSTRUCTOR
touring woodwind specialist with the new -Columbia Artist Management- Production “DrumLine Live”. His work has been captured in a variety of mediums from film and stage to professional recording studios. Mr. Bell attributes his success as a musician and instructor to his strong foundation in the fundamentals of music and is driven by the belief that there is always more to learn. This sentiment is quite evident though the success of the students in his private lesson studio. Jacques continues to be highly motivated in perfecting his craft and is currently the Principal Saxophonist of the Atlanta Wind Symphony.
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