While we’re not able to be together for our annual holiday gathering, we hope this special program from our house to yours brings you some holiday cheer. We miss you all and look forward to seeing you in the new year.
Best wishes for a joyful holiday season and a happy New Year.
CREDITS
EDWARD “TED” BOSLEY :: Welcome Message James N. Gamble Executive Director/CEO The Gamble House Conservancy Email: bosley@gamblehouse.org _____________________
JENNIFER TROTOUX :: “Our Holiday Table” presentation Director of Collections and Interpretation The Gamble House Conservancy Email: trotoux@gamblehouse.org _____________________
JENNIFER MICHEL :: “A Family Tradition” presentation Tour and Education Manager The Gamble House Conservancy Email: jenniferm@gamblehouse.org
SCOTT WATTS :: Video & Editing _____________________
SHERYL SCOTT :: Production Director of Communications The Gamble House Conservancy Email: sheryl@gamblehouse.org _____________________
Special Thanks to HEATHER MARQUEZ RAFAEL FONTES BILL SMITH
About The Old Fashioned Carolers (Robert Burnham, Peter Kirkpatrick and Sarah Moore) The Old Fashioned Carolers, dressed in dazzling Dickens holiday attire, add an extraordinary element of whimsy and merriment to any event! Our sashaying hoop skirts and distinguished top hats and tails astound guests with delight as if transported into a “Currier & Ives” painting. Imagine a rollicking family sing-along, with everyone participating. Or imagine watching The Old Fashioned Carolers sing beautifully ornate ‘a cappella’ harmonies. Whatever your event – big or small – the Old Fashioned Carolers will provide a special sparkle your guests will remember for years to come.
About Gregory Interior design has been one of the driving passions of my life. From earliest childhood I was rearranging someone’s living room (mostly in my head). I honestly thought everyone did this. I also began piano studies at age 9. By the time I reached college age I decided I wanted to follow a career in music. I majored in both piano and voice while I studied at the Music Academy of the West and Westmont College in Santa Barbara. I went on to receive graduate degrees in piano and voice performance from the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore, Maryland. After stints with regional opera companies in Baltimore, Philadelphia, and San Francisco, I moved back to the Los Angeles area to be closer to my family.
While in Los Angeles I realized that I needed to balance the design aspect of my nature with the musical aspect. I decided to go back to school and graduated with a B.S. in Interior Design from Woodbury University. The blending of music and design began to work itself out in my life. I lived and studied in Paris for six months while working for a design firm. When I returned to the U.S I finished my design degree and began to build my design business.
About Shane Born and raised in Southern California guitarist-composer Shane Savala has quickly made a name for himself in the LA music scene. Upon graduation from the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music in 2012, he moved to Los Angeles where he began collaborating and performing with various artists and songwriters. Shane is one of the most in demand musicians, known for his versatility, relentless creativity, and ability to make others sound their absolute best. He has worked with such notables as Arturo Sandoval, Poncho Sanchez, The Fifth Dimension, Neil Sedaka, Roger Kellaway. Shane can be heard on his latest album with Maria Schafer, “No Broken Hearts,” featuring original songs and beautiful arrangements of familiar songs.
400ml rum 2 quarts milk 1 quart half and half nutmeg
Beat whites until they hold soft peaks, beat in 1 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time. Beat until very firm. Fold in 1 quart milk and 1/2 quart half and half.
Beat yolks and 1/2 cup sugar until light and fluffy. Gradually beat in brandy, bourbon, rum, 1 quart milk, and remaining half and half.
Stir whites lightly into liquor mixture. Let stand a while. Serve with grated nutmeg.
