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22. The International Holland Music Sessions
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Careers (8) Timothy Fain - Finghin Collins - Christina Lawrie Timothy Fain, violin Mr. Fain has played on the Holland Music Sessions World Tour web link Finghin Collins, piano Since taking first prize at the Clara Haskil International Piano Competition in Vevey, Switzerland in 1999, Irish pianist Finghin Collins enjoys a flourishing career that embraces Ireland, Europe and the United States. Aged just 25, he has already performed with such prestigious orchestras as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Houston Symphony Orchestra, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra to great public and critical acclaim. Having won all the important awards for piano in Ireland, Finghin Collins has gone on to achieve major international success. In September 1999 he won first prize at the Clara Haskil International Piano Competition in Vevey, Switzerland. Previous successes included semi-final prizes at both the Leeds and Dublin International Piano Competitions in 1996 and 1997. Early steps with his sister Mary were followed by extensive study with internationally acclaimed Irish pianist John O'Conor at the Royal Irish Academy of Music in Dublin, from where he graduated in 1999 with a first class honours degree awarded by Dublin City University. In June 2002 he completed three years of post-graduate study with French pianist Dominique Merlet at the Conservatoire de Musique in Geneva, graduating with a premier prix avec distinction (first prize with distinction).

23. The International Holland Music Sessions History
On June 12, 2004, pianist Alice Sara Ott won the first prize (the Silvio BengaliPrize) at the Pianello Val Tidone finghin collins. Reiki Otani
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TIHMS in the past On this page: A brief history of The International Holland Music Sessions
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The International Holland Music Sessions (TIHMS) was founded in 1988 in the Dutch village of Bergen, North Holland, by Frans Wolfkamp , at that time director of the Conservatory of Alkmaar in the Netherlands. In 2002 Frans Wolfkamp handed the artistic directorship over to Jan Marisse Huizing , who had been artistic advisor of TIHMS since 1989. ( Each year The International Holland Music Sessions organizes over 100 concerts in the Netherlands as well as abroad. During the years 1993-1995 World Tours were organized which included concerts in Amsterdam, New York (Carnegie Hall), Dallas, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Montreal, Osaka, Koriyama, Kyoto, Kuracity and Tokyo with pianists Nicholas Angelich Jan Biel Philippe Giusiano George S. Lopez Libby Yu , and violinists Ken-Ichiro Aiso Timothy Fain Pavel Sporcl and Yuan-Qing Yu Eduard Schmieder After a break of four years the tradition of organizing concerts abroad was reinstated in 1999 with concerts in famous concert halls in Europe.

24. Music At The Barns
Dublinborn pianist finghin collins won the Clara Haskil International PianoCompetition in 1999. Since then he has performed throughout Europe and North
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FRIDAY MAY 20th 2005
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BEDFORD BRASS
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THE BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ
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JACQUI DANKWORTH
FRIDAY JULY 22nd 2005
BRONTE QUARTET
FRIDAY JULY 29th 2005
THE JAZZ PLATOON Hill House
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Tel 01234 269519 Jazz Platoon is a quintet of current or past young musicians from Wootton and Hastingsbury Upper Schools. They were formed in 2003 and have quickly established a reputation in the area for performances of very high quality. Their programmes are very varied with traditional jazz classics and their own versions of other melodies. Anthony Boutall (saxophone/clarinet/vocals), Simon Lodge (trombone/trumpet/vocals), Gavin Whitworth (piano), Vicky Smith (drums) and Sophie Webber (bass) make up Jazz Platoon. They will be supported by two outstanding young singers. Jenny Carson and Katy Baker have both taken many leads in Wootton Upper School productions. They will perform a variety of songs to add further contrast to the evening. Click here to go back to the top of the page Bedford Brass was formed in 1988 by Terry Hext with a group of 15 players, Bedford Brass now comprises three bands: some 65 members with ages ranging from 8yrs upwards. In addition to performing locally, the group has toured both Europe and Canada. The senior band, Breakaway, appears each Christmas with the Bedford Hospitals Nurses Choir. This venture has so far raised over £36,000 for local charities since its inception in 1990. David Twitchings, the Musical Director of Bedford Brass was appointed in January 2004 upon the retirement of Terry Hext. David began his music making as a cornet player with the Boys Brigade in London, before joining the RAF as a Musician in 1967. On leaving the RAF, David was appointed Bandmaster / Cornetist with Rushden Temperance Band. He maintains a keen interest in big band / swing band music since his RAF days.

25. The Gilmore | Rising Stars Recital Series | Past Artists
With a musical touch described as “magical,” Israeli pianist Inon Barnatan finghin collins. collins has won all the major national piano prizes and
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      Adam Birnbaum, United States The 2004 Cole Porter Fellow of the American Pianists Association, Adam Birnbaum was born and raised in the Boston area. His early music education took place at the New England Conservatory of Music’s Preparatory School, where he studied music theory, chamber music, and classical and jazz performance. Birnbaum graduated from the Honors Program at Boston College in 2001....
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      “Misha Dacic made an impressive American debut last May at the Miami International Piano Festival. Now in his mid-20s, he is clearly an artist equipped with an awesome technique and a taste for keyboard barnburners.” —Lawrence Johnson, Sun-Sentinel Dacic is a recipient of support from Patrons of Exceptional Artists and enjoys a special scholarship....
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      Elizabeth Schumann, a 2004 Gilmore Young Artist , was born in Virginia but lived in Taiwan for two years. Upon returning to the US, the Schumanns bought a secondhand upright piano. Just a three-year-old toddler at the time, her parents thought she was too young to be taught. Despite this, Elizabe

26. FOCM - Musicians From Ravinia's Steans Institute
finghin collins (piano). Since winning first prize at the Clara Haskil Switzerland in 1999, Dublinborn pianist finghin collins enjoys a busy career
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MUSICIANS FROM RAVINIA’S STEANS INSTITUTE
The Ravinia Festival has been one of Chicago’s cultural gemstones for nearly a century. The summer home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra since 1936, Ravinia hosts concerts in three venues, an open air pavilion, Martin Theatre and Bennett-Gordon Hall. Most concerts can also be heard from Ravinia’s lawn, where thousands of music lovers picnic while enjoying Chicago’s mild summer evenings. In addition to concerts by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Ravinia also presents a wide variety of chamber, popular and world music concerts. Ravinia also seeks to nurture aspiring musicians through outreach initiatives and its Steans Institute for Young Artists. The Steans Institute for Young Artists (SIYA) is Ravinia Festival’s residency study program for musicians at the beginning of their professional careers. The SIYA summer season comprises five programs: the Program for Jazz, the Program for Classical Piano and Strings, the Program for Classical Singers, the Program for Music Theater and, the Program for Vocal Chamber Music. Selected by the faculty chairman of the piano and strings program, Miriam Fried, the Musicians from Ravinia’s Steans Institute perform concerts, master classes and outreach programs in a continuing effort to bring the musical richness of Ravinia to a wider audience.
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27. RTE Lyric Fm
Dublinborn pianist, finghin collins explores the classics of the piano repertoireranging from Handel s Harmonious Blacksmith, Mozart s Rondo alla Turca,
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NEWS SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS ... ABOUT Mon, Sep 12, 2005 Lyric Lunchtime Choice The Full Score Programmes ABC# Artszone Blue of the Night Drama Drivetime Classics Friday Concert Full Score Gloria Grace Notes Green Room Cinema Hamilton Scores Horizons Invisible Thread Jazz Alley Lunchtime Choice Lyric 24 Lyric Breakfast Lyric Collection Lyric Concert Lyric Notes Lyric Pitch Opera Night Opera Scope Reels to Ragas Soundings Sunday Airs The Third Wave Weekend Feature Home Full Works Opera/Operetta Musicals/Film ... Banville and Barry Booker nominees Music CDs from RTÉ lyric fm www.rte.ie/shop IMPROMPTU - Finghin Collins (Pianist)
Dublin-born pianist, Finghin Collins explores the classics of the piano repertoire ranging from Handel's Harmonious Blacksmith, Mozart's Rondo alla Turca, Daquin's Le Coucou to Chopin's Minute Waltz and the virtuosic Flight of the Bumblebee.
Finghin was anxious to include some less familiar works on IMPROMPTU and so the CD begins with miniature painting of a feathery snowfall, The Snow is Dancing from Debussy's Children's Corner Suite. Look out also for Janacek's evocative The Madonna of Frydek and the cheering lilt of nineteenth century Irish composer John Field's Rondo in E flat.
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Impromptu finghin collins (pianist) A Shower of Pearls - Una Hunt (pianist)with music of Osborne For further details on our latest releases,
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NEWS SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS ... ABOUT Mon, Sep 12, 2005 Lyric Lunchtime Choice The Full Score Programmes ABC# Artszone Blue of the Night Drama Drivetime Classics Friday Concert Full Score Gloria Grace Notes Green Room Cinema Hamilton Scores Horizons Invisible Thread Jazz Alley Lunchtime Choice Lyric 24 Lyric Breakfast Lyric Collection Lyric Concert Lyric Notes Lyric Pitch Opera Night Opera Scope Reels to Ragas Soundings Sunday Airs The Third Wave Weekend Feature Home Full Works Opera/Operetta Musicals/Film ... Banville and Barry Booker nominees Programmes Lunchtime Choice Liz Nolan
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30. The Event Guide - Articles
The Irish Youth Wind Ensemble are joined by pianist finghin collins and JamesDunne on marimba for their 20th Anniversary Concert at the NCH on Thursday
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Catherine Leonard, finghin collins, Carol McGonnell Details Switzerland in1999, Dublin-born pianist finghin collins enjoys a busy career that
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32. Media Press Release
(February 26, 2006) Lincoln Center debut for pianist finghin collins. (March 5,2006) Lincoln Center debut for Enso String Quartet. (March 5, 6 and 8,
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pianist finghin collins from Ireland Conductor OLARI ELTS In programme The Irish pianist finghin collins is the most successful young Irish musician at
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34. Ulster Orchestra Reviews
finghin collins, coping with a ferociously technical piano part, and we weredelighted to hear pianist, finghin collins, as usual in splendid form.
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October 2002 Friday 25 October, Waterfront Hall, 19.45 Concert Details Monday 28 October, Irish News
Festival launch lights up city despite the rain
The 40th Belfast Festival at Queen's threw itself at the city on Friday night in a blaze of colour and a barrage of sound. Unfortunately the launch also involved in almost nautical proportions a great deal of torrential rainwater. However, the opening concert at the Waterfront Hall was preceded by an impressive torchlit procession from the City Hall, culminating in an amazing aerial performance from French musicians Transe Express. The foyer of the hall pulsated with primeval drumming and I can't remember a festival launch that managed to attract more children and young people. The concert itself, given by the Ulster Orchestra with principal conductor Thierry Fischer featured music from three capital cities reinforcing the theme, Sounding the City. Fischer and the orchestra enjoyed themselves immensely in Bernstein's Symphonic Dances from W est Side Story.

35. EU Presidency 2004 Website > The Presidency > Cultural Programme > May
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36. EU Presidency 2004 Website > The Presidency > Cultural Programme > May
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37. Siamsa Tire
CATHERINE LEONARD, finghin collins CAROL MCGONNELL Switzerland in 1999,Dublinborn pianist finghin collins enjoys a busy career that embraces Ireland
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APRIL 2005 friday 1st at 8.00p.m.
THE NATIONAL HARP ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT
As Part Of The Pan Celtic Festival
Following the success of last year's Pan Celtic Festival, The National Harp Orchestra returns for a night of music new and old in a Harp Spectacular. Founded in 2002 the Orchestra was born out of the Grammy Award winning Irish Harp Orchestra to provide an opportunity for aspiring players to have semi-professional experience. Both orchestras are directed by their founder, Irish Harper and composer Dr Janet Harbison who has either arranged or composed all of the music to be heard in this show. Tickets: €12 / 10
THE WEIR By Conor McPherson

The Group Theatre Pan Celtic Festival Fringe Event The Weir is set in a bar in rural Ireland: the local lads are swapping spooky stories to impress a young woman from Dublin who has recently moved to the area, but she turns the tables on them…. Conor McPherson won the Olivier Award for Best Play for The Weir. He was born in Dublin in 1971 and his plays include This Lime Tree Bower and St Nicholas. The Group Theatre Tralee is one of the oldest drama groups in Ireland. Since its foundation in 1969, it has presented over eighty plays. This production represents their first foray into lunchtime theatre. The play will be directed by Mike O'Halloran, assisted by David Hobbert. Lighting design is by Jimmy McDonnell and Set Design is by Mike O'Halloran.

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The pianist who took the part of the hammer was finghin collins whose percussivenesswas a perfect partner to the plucking and stroking.
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Rachel Mercer, 'cello In 1998 Aviv Quartet Aviv took part in a masterclass given by members of the Amadeus Quartet at the Royal Academy of Music in London. They then studied with members of the Alban Berg Quartet in Cologne, at the Rotterdam music school with Ben-Zion Shamir, and followed masterclasses with Ivry Gitlis, Levon Chilingirian, Henry Meyer, Arnold Steinhardt and Miriam Fried. At the same time the Aviv Quartet has embarked on a professional career. They have performed in the Jerusalem chamber music Encounters under the direction of Isaac Stern with members of the Emerson and Juilliard Quartets and were resident quartet at the Kfar Blum Festival in July1998. In June 2001, Aviv Quartet took part in a series of concerts celebrating the anniversary of the Alban Berg Quartet in Tel Aviv and was given a very warm reception by both audiences and the press.

39. Curriculum Vitae
Composer, pianist and music essayist, Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer was born in 1963 David Geringas, Tatiana Vassilieva, Alexei Ogrintchouk, finghin collins;
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Composer, pianist and music essayist, Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer was born in 1963 ( Novi Sad , Vojvodina / ex-Yugoslavia) as a member of Hungarian national minority. Since 1991, he lives in France .
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Activities:
In 1986 formed his ensemble Tickmayer Formatio in which classical trained musicians was employed as well as new jazz or improvised rock performers. Very soon, the group got an international profile: in different combinations over than thirty musicians collaborated with the group.
In the period of 1990-1997 he composed music and performed it with his Formatio for the Orleans based dance group Jel led by the choreographer Josef Nadj.
Since 1994, collaborates frequently with Chris Cutler and co-founded The Science Group.
In the summer of 1999 was invited as a resident artist by ART/OMI, New York .
In 2003 Tickmayer was invited by Gidon Kremer as a composer in residence on the Lockenhaus Chamber Music Festival. During this residence several of his pieces were performed and world premiered.
Collaborations: Tickmayer has collaborated /or performed /or recorded with classical musicians and ensembles as: Gidon Kremer, Kremerata Baltica, Keller Quartet, Netherlands Blazers Ensemble, De Volharding, David Geringas, Tatiana Vassilieva, Alexei Ogrintchouk, Finghin Collins; as well as with improvisers as: Fred Frith, Chris Cutler, Iva Bittova, Peter Kowald, Gyorgy Szabados, Paul Termos, Dresch Mihaly, Grencso Istvan and many others.

40. Theatre Review, Art Review In And Around Waterford, Ireland
positive step of engaging the upand-coming pianist finghin collins and a new finghin collins is a confident performer and he showed his control in
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Review: Finghin Collins
L ast Thursday, 4th November, in the Large Room, City Hall, Waterford Music celebrated with its 500th Concert and took the forward-looking, positive step of engaging the up-and-coming pianist Finghin Collins and a new piece of Irish music from composer Gerry Murphy. Murphy is the son-in-law of the late Patsy Cahill who taught me Latin in Mount Sion, and a wonderful inspirational teacher he was too. Murphy composed Five Locks On The Barrow which had its premiere in Duiske Abbey, Graiguenamanagh, this year. Finghan Collins brought out the modern imagery of the piece that reflects a musical fascination with water in its many moods. It was a treat to hear it.
The rest of Collin's programme was a melancholic choice of Schumann and Schubert. Both of these composers died from syphilis, or perhaps poisoning from the mercury used in the treatment of the disease. Perhaps the work should have been more celebratory in keeping with the occasion as Waterford Music was making a significant piece of history having survived 63 seasons of music. Finghin Collins is a confident performer and he showed his control in Schuman's Kinderzenen and the little-heard Humoreske. His head was in the clouds of romantic lyricism and then he swooped down as if his head would meet the keys as the work showed his skill.
His closing Schubert, Sonata in C min. was a powerful and emotional piece with just a few infelicities on the night. I heard the powerful final Allegro some years ago at an AIDS Concert and I saw men crying on that occasion. Collins encored with a Chopin Nocturne dedicated to the memory of Bridget Doolin and it was a touching tribute. A Wallace Romance ended the memorable evening. In an evening of celebration it seemed odd that the Chair of Waterford Music made a slight criticism of Waterford media coverage. Perhaps the problem might be with a hard working Committee that do not have a Press or Publicity Officer.

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