HAA Blog

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Take a Look into the Future of Music (By Alan Rigoletto)

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Singing, Opera, and the Exorcist Cat (By Phyllis Schmidt)

I grew up on a small family farm. We raised Holstein cows (for milking), steers (for eating) pigs, chickens, and ducks. We had lots of cats who were...

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Music Teachers at the Mall (By Mrs. E)

I love reading the comics in the Sunday newspaper! This week, Baby Blues was especially funny. Hammie, the little boy in the family, was at the mall...

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Where’s the Fire?! The Rush for Readiness (By Francesca Panfilo-Milza)

“My child is 5 years old and is reading. I think she’s ready for private lessons.”

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Don’t Tell Me I Can’t! (By Kate Alusik, Flute Teacher)

I began taking flute lessons when I was in seventh grade, by the recommendation of one of my middle school band directors. He was always very...

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New Violin, Voice, Piano, and Sax Teachers!

To meet the demands of its growing music program, Hunterdon Academy of the Arts is very pleased to add three new teachers to its distinguished...

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My Favorite Guitarist (By Guitar Teacher Chris Saponara)

August 27, 2010 marked the 20th anniversary of the death of guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughn. He was only 35 years old, and was killed in a tragic...

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Acclaimed College Professor Joins Hunterdon Academy of the Arts!

We are thrilled to have appointed Robert McMahan to the faculty of Hunterdon Academy of the Arts! A long-standing full-time Professor of Music at The...

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Four New Faculty Members to Join HAA

We are delighted to welcome four new instructors to the faculty of Hunterdon Academy of the Arts: Brandon Eldredge (piano); Thomas Hanslowe (violin);...

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