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www.northhampton-nh.gov
"This Historic Resource has been Protected with the Assistance from the NH
Land and Community Heritage Investment Program"
Don't forget to send in your tax deductible 2007
donation to Centennial Hall. We still have the Stage Restoration project that
needs to be completed.
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Hall Residents
The Friends of Centennial Hall and its Residents
share in the vision that the hall is an important historical
landmark that is properly situated along the New Hampshire Seacoast.
Our Residents are an integral part of our success who help bring the
arts into the entire seacoast region. Whether you want to dance,
make music, produce art or simply get together playing Bridge with
friends, Centennial Hall is a place for you. Please take the time to
contact and visit our Residents below to become immersed in all the
things they and Centennial Hall has to offer. Thank you.
- Mr. Guth's Music Studio - Gene "Mr." Guth grew up
right here in North Hampton and has been teaching
instrumental music professionally for over eighteen years.
He graduated with honors from the University of
Massachusetts - Amherst, where he received a degree in Music
Education. Gene has taught in the public schools at the
elementary, middle and high school levels, and currently
teaches students of all ages and experience levels right
here in his Centennial Hall studio. He has also written his
own teaching method for each of the instruments he utilizes
in his lessons: flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet,
trombone, drums, percussion, piano, guitar, and bass. His
curriculum includes classical, jazz, and popular music
studies. Music reading, improvising, composing, ensemble
playing, techniques and sound production are presented in
clear-cut and sequential ways, yet the course of study is
customized for each individual learner. With his school-age
students, Guth's focus isn't just on "learning and
instruments." It is his goal to help young people develop
the creative thinking, organizational and decision-making
skills that they will need as adults, as well as the
self-disciplined and accountability that are necessary in
the pursuit of any intellectual endeavor. Music, as an art
form, is the perfect vehicle for such pursuits, and one in
which Gene is very passionate about. While his goals are
listed above, it is his dream that in studying music, his
students will develop their own passion for it (or any
creative endeavor for that matter)! With his adult students,
Guth focuses on the musical goals of each musician and helps
them find performing groups that fit their aspirations. Guth
performs professionally with the award-winning bands Rhythm
Method and Jumbo Circus Peanuts, as well as being a
first-call sub for many of the seacoast area's bands. He can
be reached at 603-436-3819 or drop him an email.
- Ballet New England
Please contact Martha Lemire for exciting programs being
offered throughout the Seacoast area as well classes being
held in Centennial Hall.
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