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81. Classical Action: Events:Archive
March 14 José feghali, piano and Daniel Gaisford, cello – New York City (Maestro May 16 José feghali, piano and André Watts, piano – Houston, TX
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June 13 Up Our Alley 7: Classical Action's Seventh Annual Benefit Bowling Bonanza - Bowlmor Lanes, New York City New Vistas - Dizzy's Club Coca Cola at Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York City
May 11 Natasha Paremski, piano - New York City
May 2 Lang Lang, piano - New York City ( Michael Palm Series
April 18 Tokyo String Quartet - New York City April 2 Johann-a-Thon 2005 : A Four-part, Twelve-Hour Event Celebrating the Life and Music of Johann Sebastian Bach - James Chapel at Union Theological Seminary, New York City
March 30 Garrick Ohlsson, piano - San Francisco, CA March 3 Sir James Galway and Lady Jeanne Galway, flute with Phillip Moll, piano - New York City ( Michael Palm Series February 6 Susanne Mentzer, mezzo-soprano and Timothy Long, piano - New York City Maestro Appreciation Event December 2 Thomas Hampson, baritone and Brian Zeger, piano - New York City ( Michael Palm Series June 7 Bowlmor Lanes, New York City

82. Alabama Symphony Orchestra - Archive
Friday evening 8 pm CONCERT features jazz pianists Motley and Lee, and on Saturdayevening José feghali Grieg Piano Concerto Op. 16, A minor Susan Starr
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83. Amateur Pianists Announced
Professor and Head of Piano, Southern Methodist Psychiatrist/Psychoanalyst AmateurPianist SEMIFINAL AND JOSÉ feghali Artistin-Residence, Texas Christian
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84. Daniel Gaisford-American Cellist's Biography
He has collaborated with pianists Josefina Melgar, José feghali, Christian Steiner,Jeffrey Kahane and Héléne Grimaud. He also makes rare appearances with
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Also an avid outdoorsman, Gaisford spent several years in the high country of Montana and Colorado with only his cello and dog, grizzly bear, coyote and other wild animals to keep him company. During his time spent reconnecting with nature, his sound emerged even more refined and mature, and his repertoire grew twice the size. To Gaisford, making music is only part of what it means to be a cellist. He enjoys relating to people, engaging audiences of all ages, and sharing his knowledge of music with them. He is a highly charismatic performer, an engaging and articulate speaker and loves to give master classes. "That’s what it is all about, really", he says. "Sharing and passing on what one has learned from the older generations".
Gaisford enrolled in the University of Southern California's Young Artists' Program, studying with Gabor Rejto. He continued his studies at the Juilliard School in New York City, where he worked with both Channing Robbins and Harvey Shapiro. While at Juilliard, he was the principal cellist of the Juilliard Symphony Orchestra.
Mr. Gaisford is the recipient of several distinguished honors, among them First Place awards of the National Young Artists Competition in Los Angeles and first prize winner of the Juilliard School's 1986 Shostakovich Cello Competition, which resulted in his New York concerto debut at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, as soloist with the Juilliard Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Jorge Mester in Shostakovich's Cello Concerto No. 2.

85. Hilton Head International Piano Competition
piano by showcasing the talents of young pianists in a competition adjudicatedby internationally José feghali, Paul Pollei, Mikhail Voskresensky
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Hilton Head International Piano Competition
March 6-12, 2006
About Us 2006 Competition 2006 Application Competitions in Review:
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Commemorative CD Set ... Site Map MISSION
To encourage and support excellence in the performance of classical piano by showcasing the talents of young pianists in a competition adjudicated by internationally acclaimed judges, and to offer additional significant performance opportunities.
SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS
The Competition's founding sponsor is Youth's Friends Association B¶sendorfer of Vienna, Austria, is the official piano of the Competition, and is graciously provided by PianoWorks of Atlanta, Georgia. The Competition is conducted under the auspices of the FORMER JURORS Natalya Antonova Kevin Hampton Robert Sherman Joseph Banowetz Ian Hobson Logan Skelton Angela Cheng Douglas Humpherys Nelita True Pavlina Dokovska Ruth Laredo Irina Edelstein Jerome Lowenthal Irma Valleciello Paul Pollei Mikhail Voskresensky Kemal Gekic Jose Luis Prats Alan Walker John Giordano Edith Finton Rieber Janice Weber Martin Goldsmith Ann Schein Frank Weinstock LOCATION OF HILTON HEAD ISLAND
Hilton Head Island is a semitropical island located at the southern tip of South Carolina in the Southeast region of the U.S. The island is 42 square miles of sea marshes, creeks, lagoons, pine forests, palmettos, live oaks and magnolias, and has 12 miles of Atlantic Ocean beaches. It is 40 miles north of Savannah, GA and 90 miles south of Charleston, SC.

86. Review
making. The DSO s concertmaster, Emanuel Borok, and pianist José Feghaliplayed two Beethoven violinand-piano sonatas (Nos. 4
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By Olin Chism, staff critic
Lawrence Loh leads pianist Adam Golka and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
Comfort zone
Dallas Symphony Orchestra's 'Casual Classics' off to an enjoyable start CLASSICAL. MUSIC
REVIEW
If the Dallas Symphony Orchestra could consistently generate the kind of atmosphere that suffused the Morton H.
Meyerson Symphony Center on Saturday night, quite a few of its problems would be solved.
The occasion was the first of its "Casual Classics" of the summer. A diverse audience that included just about all ages and types came to hear music of Brahms, Liszt and Beethoven. The mood was festive and the audience attentive.
This clearly was not a typical DSO subscription crowd. Not only was there a significant number of teens and twenty-
somethings, but there were even small children. And here's the amazing thing: I don't remember hearing a single cough, cell-phone or cry. If they occurred, it
was off in a far corner somewhere, and subdued .

87. Houston Downtown Alliance - Theater District
music. Conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto Guests José feghali, Piano ProgramsStravinsky Pulcinella Liszt Piano Conterto No. 1
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Theater District This week enjoy offerings from the Alley, SPA, and the Symphony.
THE ALLEY THEATRE THE EXONERATED
By Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen
Directed by Rob Bundy
Neuhaus Stage
October 1 - October 31
This play contains mature subject matter
A riveting theatre experience sure to encourage a community-wide conversation, The Exonerated shares the true stories of six individuals who were wrongly convicted of murder and spent years on death row before being found innocent and freed. Recently named Time Magazine's "Best Play of the Year," The Exonerated by husband/wife team Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen is "an artful and moving evening of documentary theater" that "pays handsome tribute to the resilience of human hearts and minds," wrote Charles Isherwood of Variety. Directed by Rob Bundy (artistic director of Stages Repertory Theatre), The Exonerated contains mature subject matter.
Each performance will be followed by a special open discussion with members of the national and local legal and prison communities, the artists and cast. The audience is encouraged to stay for these discussions, which promise to enrich the theatrical experience in a lively manner. Click here for a complete list of discussion leaders.
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88. Trio Con Brio Feghali / Thompson / Castro-Balbi Trio
feghali/Thompson/CastroBalbi Trio José feghali, Piano Curt Thompson,Violin Jesús Castro-Balbi, Cello. More Information Works by Ewazen, Zyman,
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Feghali / Thompson / Castro-Balbi Trio Weill Recital Hall Tuesday, March 1st, 2005 at 8:00 PM Works by Ewazen, Zyman, Ravel, and Uhl Trio Con Brio
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89. Trio Con Brio Feghali / Thompson / Castro-Balbi Trio
Gary Whitman, Clarinet feghali/Thompson/CastroBalbi Trio José feghali,Piano Curt Thompson, Violin Jesús Castro-Balbi, Cello
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90. OWT Newsletter List Archives
On Sunday, August 29th at 5 pm, piano virtuosos José feghali PetronelMalan will take our stage for a world premiere performance.
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91. Catawba College Music Department Presents Free Piano Concert
renowned concert pianists such as Beethoven specialist Stephan Möller (Austria),Simone Pedroni (Italy), José feghali (Brazil), Tamàs Ungar (Hungary),
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Syndication Information Full News Feed SEARCH Catawba ... Catawba College Music Department Presents Free Piano Concert The Catawba College Music Department presents a free concert open to the public with Pianist Jesse Davis at 7 p.m. Saturday, February 5 at Keppel Auditorium in the Robertson College-Community Center. A native of North Carolina, Jesse Davis has performed with orchestras and given numerous solo recitals in the United States and Europe. He is the winner of the 2001 Vienna International Pianists Academy "Rosario Marciano Sonderpreis," the 1998 GMTA Competition, the 1995 NCSA "A. J. Fletcher Competition," the 1995 Raleigh Symphony Young Artist Competition, and the 1995 N.C. MTNA Yamaha Competition. He was awarded a Semifinalist Prize at the 2004 New Orleans International Piano Competition and holds prizes from the 1998 French Piano Institute and the 1991 Winston-Salem Symphony Young Artist Competition as well. Currently, he studies privately with Fabio Bidini and recently completed the International Certificate for Piano Artists 2003-2004 through the Ecole Normale de Musique "Alfred Cortot" in Paris, the Foundation Bell'arte in Brussels and the University of Florida, College of Fine Arts. Through this program Davis received personal training from Jerome Lowenthal, Boaz Sharon and Nelson Delle-Vigne, as well as masterclasses from Philippe Entremont and Lazar Berman.

92. Enciclopédia Musical Brasileira
Translate this page feghali José. Pian. Rio de Janeiro RJ 28/3/1961-. Iniciou seus estudosde piano com as professoras Helena Galo e Iara Camarinha.
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93. News Releases - W W W . T A M U K . E D U
with many distinguished artists including mezzosoprano Shin Ja Kim, pianistsJosé feghali and Nikolai Petrov and violinist Vincent Fritelli.
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WebMail News/Events Map/Virtual Tour Web for Students ... Web for Faculty Latest News: Commencement Photo Gallery: Winterfest Pharmacy Application now available Winter Intersession/Spring 2005 Schedule ... Dr. John C. Perez named 2004 Hispanic Business List of 100 most influential hispanics in America Campus News
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Current Students Alumni Faculty and Staff ... Home For more information contact Cheryl Cain
at 361-593-2138 or c-cain@tamuk.edu Jack W. Burt Burt is presently the principal trumpet of the Corpus Christi and Victoria Symphony Orchestras. Solo and recital appearances include performances with the Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra, the Victoria Bach Festival, Victoria Symphony, the San Antonio Brass and the Arkady Music Festival in Bar Harbor, Maine. He has been a conductor at the Breckenridge Music Institute in Breckenridge, Colorado. In addition to studies in Berlin, Germany, he has studied privately with members of the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, among others. He has performed in Germany, the Netherlands, and also appeared throughout Mexico as a member of the Orquesta Filarmonica de la Ciudad de Mexico and the Orquesta Filarmonica de la UNAM.
top prize in many piano competitions including the Atlanta Music Society, Handok Piano Competition, Southern Keyboard Competition, the Atlanta Music Club and the Peter Petroff Piano Competition.

94. Jason Kwak, Piano
pianists José feghali and Nikolai Petrov and violinist Vincent Fritelli andhas given solo performances in many notable venues and festivals across the
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Dr. Jason Kwak, Piano
(no audio on file) Dr.. Kwak has received top prize in many piano competitions including the Atlanta Music Society, Handok Piano Competition, Southern Keyboard Competition, the Atlanta Music Club, and the Peter Petroff Piano Competition. He has made numerous appearances throughout the country including appearances with the Austin Philharmonic Orchestra, The University of Texas Wind Ensemble, and Rocky Ridge Orchestra. Furthermore, Dr.. Kwak has collaborated with many distinguished artists including Mezzo-Soprano Shin Ja Kim, pianists José Feghali and Nikolai Petrov and violinist Vincent Fritelli and has given solo performances in many notable venues and festivals across the country, including performances at Tanglewood Music Festival and Fox Theatre in Atlanta. Dr.. Kwak joins the TAMUK faculty after teaching four years at The University of Texas at Austin as a teaching assistant as well as maintaining a large piano studio. To Contact Dr. Kwak: jason.kwak@tamuk.edu

95. Dallas Morning News | News For Dallas, Texas | Entertainment: Overnight/Reviews
Balances were occasionally imperfect in the Ravel, with Mr. CastroBalbi andpianist José feghali sometimes projecting more than they needed to.
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Dallas, Texas Customize Make This Your Home Page E-mail Newsletters MySpecialsDirect ... Your Thoughts Add Overnight News to your favorite RSS reader Print E-mail Most E-mailed RSS ... Archives Review: Engaged by Mimir A marriage of French and Russian music complete with proposal
12:03 AM CDT on Saturday, July 16, 2005 By SCOTT CANTRELL / The Dallas Morning News
Balances were occasionally imperfect in the Ravel, with Mr. Castro-Balbi and pianist José Feghali sometimes projecting more than they needed to. The coy little hesitations before the last notes of the opening phrases were also obtrusive because they were all exactly alike. ("Never do the same thing twice," the great French pianist Alfred Cortot wisely counseled his students.) But the music made its points, and, apart from too throbbing a vibrato in the solemnities of the Passacaille , violinist Curt Thompson played with great finesse. Glazunov's Five Novelettes purport to evoke different nationalities. But from "Alla Spagnola" to "Orientale," from "Valse" to "All'Ungherese," somehow everything sounds pretty Slavic, and often like Dvorák. The suite maybe outstays its welcome, but it's pleasant enough, and it was beautifully played by violinists Akiko Tarumoto and Mr. Cole, violist Richard O'Neill, and Mr. Castro-Balbi.

96. Movimento.com - Lista De Personagens Do Portal
Translate this page Listando os personagens cadastrados no tópico Piano Abdel Rahman El Bacha John RobiletteJonathan Gilad José Carlos Cocarelli José feghali José Moura Josep
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97. Projeto Musical
Translate this page 20h Regente Isaac Karabtchevsky Solista José feghali (piano) THEATRO MUNICIPALDO RIO DE JANEIRO - Praça Floriano s/no – Tel 2262-3935 Frisas e
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98. Orquestra Sinfônica Brasileira - Programação - Concertos Especiais
Translate this page José Maria Florêncio, regente José feghali, piano. Rachmaninoff – Prelúdio opus3, Nº2 Debussy – La Cathédrale Engloutie
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Theatro Municipal do Rio de Janeiro 14 de Maio
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Mozart - Concerto para 2 pianos e orquestra em mi bemol maior
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99. Programação
Translate this page Solista José feghali- pianista. Dia 31 às 11h DOMINGO NO MUNICIPAL DANÇACONTEMPORÂNEA-CIA DE DANÇA MÁRCIA MILHAZES TEMPO DE VERO
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TE DEUM DE BERLIOZ E TE DEUM DE BRUCKNER
Regente: Silvio Barbato
Solistas: Luisa Francesconi, Mirna Rubin, Manuel Alvarez e Fernando Portari
TE DEUM DE BERLIOZ E TE DEUM DE BRUCKNER
Regente: Silvio Barbato
Solistas: Luisa Francesconi, Mirna Rubin, Manuel Alvarez e Fernando Portari
Regente: Isaac Karabtchevsky
DOMINGO NO MUNICIPAL BALLET DO THEATRO MUNICIPAL DOMINGO NO MUNICIPAL Coreografia: Frederick Ashton ABRIL Coreografia: Frederick Ashton CONCERTO PARA VIBRAFONE E ORQUESTRA (NEY ROSAURO) CONCERTINO PARA HARPA (ERNST MAHLE) Regente: Wendell Kettle BALLET ARGENTINO JULIO BOCCA PAS DE DEUX(TCHAIKOVSKY) ANGELES SIN ALAS(FEATHERLESS ANGELS) EL CORSARIO PAS DE DEUX DESDE LEJOS PIAZZOLLA TANGO VIVO BALLET ARGENTINO JULIO BOCCA THE RIVER SEPTIEMBRE NINE SINATRA SONGS PIAZZOLLA TANGO VIVO Regente: Isaac Karabtchevsky DOMINGO NO MUNICIPAL OSEM DA UFRJ Regente: Ernani Aguiar DER WEIN, PARA SOPRANO SOLO; DE ALBAN BERG

100. TCU Home
Pianists José feghali and John Owings, cellist Jesús TCU faculty musicians Joséfeghali Gold Medal Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, feghali
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