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Catharine
Dornin made her debut in Carnegie Hall in 1990 and in Boston in 1986.
She was president of the NH Music Teachers Association from 1993-1995
and received their Teacher of the Year Award in 1996. Catharine performs
widely as a soloist and with Holly Outwin-Tepe, as well as with many
other artists. She has appeared with the Louisville Sypmphony Orchestra,
the NH Philharmonic, and the Lakes Region Symphony. Dornin has taught
at St. Paul's School for 20 years, where she regularly performs in the
Keiser Concert Series. She received her B.M. from Oberlin Conservatory
as a student of John Perry. Catharine Dornin is also the mother of five children.
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Catharine
Dornin has also performed on New Hampshire Public Radio and NH Public
Television. In the fall of 1996, she was the featured pianist in the
Public Broadcasting Service's special commerative production, "MacDowell:
An American Artists' Colony," celebrating the 100th anniversary of
the MacDowell Colony. She supports musical education through her performances
at William's College, Harvard University, Tufts University, Notre
Dame College, New England College, and Plymouth State College. She
is also a piano teacher at the Concord Community Music School and
Plymouth State College, and she is the pianist for the Concord Covenant
Church. As a passionate artist, Ms. Dornin has developed a
captivating style, pouring her life's experience into her music.
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