Historic Everett Home Tour
at the Historic Hartley Mansion
Piano Entertainment
(See floor banners just inside the entrance of the Historic Hartley Mansion next time you visit. Also,
banner content may be found under “Hartley Family Reunion May 2, 2010" on this website.)These events
have included piano recitals and performances of Judy Baker’s students.Therefore, Judy was asked if she
could salute the many artists and performers that have passed through the Mansion and provide piano music
entertainment for theguests of Historic Everett’s Home Tour. Her students response may be found in the
nearly 6 hours of piano music that was recorded by Rick and David Eaks of Puget Sound Video (below).
Please enjoy the presentation of Judy’s students.
Regards,
Sanford Wright Jr. M.D.
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The 3rd Floor “Ballroom”
Program
10am – 11am Aaron Adams 60 min. (click here)
11am -12 noon Ternessa Cao 57 min. (click here)
12 noon – 1pm Katrina Overgaard 53 min. (click here)
1pm – 1:30pm Stephen Binonodo 29 min. (click here)
1:30pm – 2pm Jeanette Ojala 29 min. (click here)
2pm – 3:40pm Anna Prykhodko 1hr. 41 min. (click here)
3:40pm - 4pm Ovid Stavrica (Tour Guest) 18:44 min. (click here)
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JUDY BAKER (Piano Teacher, Coach & Adjudicator)
Judy Baker, one of Everett’s truly inspirational piano teachers, received early training from a Seattle native,
Paul Pierre McNeely. Later, she graduated from Western Washington University, where she studied with
both Dale Reubart and Betty Tomforde.
She has developed a wide range of teaching experiences through her interaction with students spanning the
levels of kindergarten through college. In particular, a major focus of Judy’s piano pedagogy has been focused
upon high school students - as well as year long courses for adults as well.
Judy is a lecturer, master class teacher and adjudicator. At various times her talents have been in demand in
Washington, Oregon, Arizona and Alaska. For many years she was a member of the state board of Washington
State Music Teachers Association.
Her students serve to symbolize the many, many, many arts as well as non-arts oriented individuals, groups and
events that have taken place in the Historic Hartley Mansion over the last 25 years. Judy as well as all those
referenced on the “Historic Hartley Mansion” banner have helped transform what would otherwise be a passive
historical landmark into an irreplaceable part of everyday community life.