
Scholarship Vignette: Logan Tamodon, 2024
Jo Ann Toscano recently spoke with 2024 scholarship winner Logan Kai Tamadon and learned more about what he has been doing and what his plans for the future are.
Scholarship Vignette: Lily Radack, 2012
“Winning the TMMC scholarship gave me the confidence to continue pursuing singing during higher education and beyond. While professionally I pursued life as a pediatric speech language pathologist, I continue to sing in my spare time…”
— Lily Radack
Scholarship Vignette: Camden Stohl, 2018
Since high school, Camden has received a Bachelor of Music in violin performance at East Carolina University and is currently pursuing a Master of Music at the University of Maryland. Upon her acceptance to UMD she was awarded a 2-year assistantship for the university’s fellowship quartet program. The Varié quartet, the fellowship quartet of UMD, now performs for outreach for the university and the surrounding community…
— Camden Stohl

Scholarship Vignette: William Hueholt, 2011
As soon as I told him I was calling from the Thursday Morning Music Club, he started talking exuberantly about how appreciative he was for our scholarship…
— Vivian Carter
Scholarship Vignette: Alexei Mejouev, 2016
I was a TMMC scholarship winner in 2016. As a high schooler I played in the Wilmington Youth Symphony, Wilmington Symphony and a few chamber ensembles…
— Alexei Mejouev

An Act of Kindness
While standing in line, a woman turned to me to say she had a second ticket…
— Arlene Bjorkman

Words of Wisdom from my Music Teacher
After 50 years I found my high school sax teacher’s phone number on the internet and called him up. I didn't expect him to remember me (he didn't), so I felt I had to convince him I had actually been his student by recalling a few of his words of wisdom…
— Stan McLeroy
Be an Instrument
…[As] I thought about what might make a good devotion, the first thing that popped into my head was a prayer: "Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace." And then I thought: "Yes, but which instrument?!" So I started to think about how to determine what instrument you are…
—Stan McLeroy