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PAGE 6, NOVEMBER 29, 2010, THE ISLANDER Maestro Luis Haza to perform benefit recital at College Thursday, December 2 at 6:30 p.m. marks Maestro Luis Haza’s debut per formance at the College of Coastal Georgia. Luis Haza recently moved to the Golden Isles with his wife, Dana, after retiring as first violinist with the National Symphony Orchestra and as music director of the American Youth Philharmonic Orchestras. 2010-2011 marks his first season as music direc tor and conductor of the Coastal Youth Symphony, an affiliate of the Coastal Symphony of Georgia. His extensive performing career includes 36 years with the National Symphony Orchestra and 25 seasons with the American Youth Philharmon ic Orchestras. As a conductor, he has led the London Symphony Orchestra, the National Symphony Orchestra, the national orchestras of El Salvador, Panama, and Guatemala, as well as the ASAPH Ensemble. He has served as director of the Virginia Chamber Orchestra, as conductor for the Virgin ia Ballet Company, and as a member of the Board of Governors for the Grammy Awards. As an educator, he has taught, coached and presented workshops and master classes nationwide. Frequently serving as adjudicator in orchestra festivals and competi tions across the United States, he is an advocate for arts education and music programs in public schools. In April 2002 he received the Washington D.C. chapter of the Recording Academy (Grammy Awards) “Heroes Award.” Bom is Santiago, Cuba, Haza began Turn to Page 7 Benefit Recital The Ga./Fla. Committee and the Glynn County 4-H Advisory Council would LIKE TO THANK ALL OF OUR SPONSORS AND THOSE WHO ATTENDED THE 3RD ANNUAL Ga./FlA. 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