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| Schneeloch-Bingham performs solo flute recital |
by Stephanie Marshall
Staff Writer |
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| Jacque Lenz | The Appalachian |
| Schneeloch-Bingham graduated from Appalachian
State University with a bachelor’s degree in music and
flute performance. She is now a flute instructor. |
The music business is not an easy profession,
yet Dr. Nancy Schneeloch-Bingham continues to be inspired by the
musical life she leads. Schneeloch-Bingham, who will perform a faculty
flute recital this weekend, has been the flute professor in the
Hayes School of Music since 2000, and music has been a part of her
life since the first note she heard as a child.
“Music has always been such a part of my
life that I couldn’t envision life without it,” Schneeloch-Bingham
said Friday.
Born in Long Island, New York, Schneeloch-Bingham
began playing musical instruments in the third grade.
She originally started playing the violin, but
her mother encouraged Schneeloch-Bingham to pick up the flute. She
said she believes that it was partially due to the awful noise that
the violin emitted while she was practicing.
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| Horror movie not scary or funny,
waste of money |
There are some questions posed by man that will
never have answers.
Why are we here?
Are we alone in the universe?
Can God make a rock bigger than He can lift?
How, in the name of all that is good and right,
did “Jeepers Creepers 2” make it to number one at the
box office?
It pains me to the very bottom of my soul to
think that somewhere in Hollywood, there are people sitting around
saying to each other: “Hey, you know what would be a great
idea? ‘Jeepers Creepers 2!’ If we put this film out I
can make the down payment on my new summer home!”
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