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Gabriela Bohnett

Gabriela Bohnett is the featured artist for March 2004. Gabriela's career as a music educator has advanced rapidly in the past several years. A violinist with extensive training in her homeland of Venezuela, she is active in teaching and playing in the Washington Area.

She is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Education and Curriculum, in addition to running her own music school, The Little Mozart Academy in Leesburg.

At the Academy, she teaches violin, the "Growing of Like Mozart Series CT" (an Early Childhood Music Program of her own), and she is also the artistic director and conductor of the LMA Youth Chamber Orchestra. This past December, a delegation from her orchestra traveled to Mexico, for a festival of youth orchestras in Orizaba, Veracruz. The group was the first American delegation ever invited to the grand event.

Her students receive countless invitations from all branches of the community to perform at Town celebrations and formal communityevents. The Little Mozart Academy students every year launch the Rust Library's summer reading program, with a free concert for the community on the first day of summer. They also perform at nursing and assisted living homes.

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Excellence in the Arts Arts in Offices		Featured Artist Archive Gabriela Bohnett Gabriela Bohnett is the featured artist for March 2004. Gabriela's career as a music educator has advanced rapidly in the past several years. A violinist with extensive training in her homeland of Venezuela, she is active in teaching and playing in the Washington Area. She is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Education and Curriculum, in addition to running her own music school, The Little Mozart Academy in Leesburg. At the Academy, she teaches violin, the "Growing of Like Mozart Series CT" (an Early Childhood Music Program of her own), and she is also the artistic director and conductor of the LMA Youth Chamber Orchestra. This past December, a delegation from her orchestra traveled to Mexico, for a festival of youth orchestras in Orizaba, Veracruz. The group was the first American delegation ever invited to the grand event. Her students receive countless invitations from all branches of the community to perform at Town celebrations and formal communityevents. The Little Mozart Academy students every year launch the Rust Library's summer reading program, with a free concert for the community on the first day of summer. They also perform at nursing and assisted living homes. View the "Featured Artist" archive Nominate your favorite artist for the LAC's "Featured Artist" program.