Westminster Choir College hosted its 11th annual New Jersey Music Teachers Association (NJMTA) Children Helping Children Performathon on March 6. The event, which featured children and students of all ages, benefitted the Ronald McDonald House charity. Phyllis Lehrer, professor of music, (left), professor of piano Betty Stoloff (second from right) and alumna Ting Ting Lien (far right) stand with student performers in Hillman Hall.

2016 NJMTA children helping children performathon

March 8, 2016
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WestminstWestminster Choir College hosted its 11th annual New Jersey Music Teachers Association (NJMTA) Children Helping Children Performathon on March 6. The event, which featured children and students of all ages, benefitted the Ronald McDonald House charity. Phyllis Lehrer, professor of music, (left), professor of piano Betty Stoloff (second from right) and alumna Ting Ting Lien (far right) stand with student performers in Hillman Hall. er Choir College hosted its 11th annual New Jersey Music Teachers Association (NJMTA) Children Helping Children Performathon on March 6. The event, which featured children and students of all ages, benefits the Ronald McDonald House charity. Professor of music Phyllis Lehrer (left), professor of piano Betty Stoloff (second from right) and alumna Ting Ting Lien (far right) stand with student performers in Hillman Hall.

March 8, 2016
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