61. Jew Watch - Jewish Entertainment Lorne greene Actor Pamela Anderson - Playboy model (born Joan Goldstein) arthur Rubinstein - pianist Sarah Berhardt - famous French actress-early s http://www.jewwatch.com/jew-entertainment-folder.html

Jew Watch Top : Jewish Entertainment Jews on Stage, Screen, Musicians, Artists, Writers, etc... Hollywood Executives/Owners NEWS Monopoly The Truth At Last on Jews, Communism, and Hollywood ... Jewish Usenet Discussion Groups Jews on Stage, Screen, Musicians, Artists, Etc. Stage, Screen, Musicians, Artists, Writers, etc... Allen, Woody - Comedian, Actor, Director, Producer (real name: Allan Konigsberg) Avital, Mili - Israeli actress (extremely beautiful), U.S. debut: Stargate Beck - Musician Berlin, Irving - Composer of "White Christmas" Biafra, Jello (Singer of American HC punk band Dead Kennedys) Bialik, Mayim - Actress (Blossom) Borgnine, Ernst (Effron Borgnine) - an actor Brooks, Albert - Actor, Director (real name: Albert Einstein) Brooks, Mel - Actor, Director, Comedian, Writer Bullock, Sandra - actress [Jewish?] Cantor, Eddie - Vaudeville Singer, Dancer Cass, "Mama" (Liz Cohen) - an actress Cherry, Ruben (A man who raised Elvis in public) Chessler, Deborah (Shirley Reingold) Chomsky, Naom - an American philosopher

62. Pianist arthur greene arthur Rubinstein arthur Satyan Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli Ashley Wass Aurélie Tremblay Aviram Reichert Axel Zwingenberger http://www.prartmusic.com/html/cool_piano.htm

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63. Calendar pianist arthur greene, piano 8 pm Music Building, Rm. M-22 For more information,call (209) 667-3421. October 4 (Sat.) Guest Artist http://www.csustan.edu/ALS/calendars-communique/archives/cal-Sept-Oct97.htm

S eptember O ctober S eptember 4-25 C eramic S ummer Summer Arts Exhibition continued. The University Art Gallery will be exhibiting Ceramic Summer featuring the works of leading ceramic artists from the Central Valley and the Mother Lode area. The work reflects the diversity of clay as a medium which is capable of being sculpted, pressed, molded and fired in a multitude of ways. For further information, call the gallery at (209) 667-3186. Gallery Hours: Mon.-Wed. 12:00-4:00, Thurs. 12:00-7:00 S eptember 12 (Fri.) F aculty R ecital Joe Miller, tenor 8 p.m. - Music Building Rm. 22 For more information, call S eptember 24 (Wed.) L aurie S ylwester, one of the artists included in the current Gallery exhibition, CLAY: Ceramic Artists from the Central Valley and the Foothills, will be in the University Art Gallery to give an informal gallery talk and walk-through. Sylwester will discuss the various artists included in the exhibition as well as her own work. All lectures and gallery events are free and open to the public.

64. International Piano Magazine Back Issues Lynnda greene explores the world of the pianistconductor in the first of a In addition, we take a fresh look at the much-maligned arthur Friedheim as http://www.classicalmusicworld.com/bi/ip_2004.html

International Piano back issues To order, simply click on your prefered currency. International Piano Magazine May/June 2005 - Volume 8 - Number 39 Editor’s Letter Welcoming you to the latest issue. Key Thoughts Historic pianos in the concert hall; win a copy of Olga Kern’s new CD. Key Notes News from the piano world, including the latest recording, competition and concert reports. New Products A round-up of the latest pianos and accessories. Rising Stars Warren Mailley-Smith has taken an unusual route through his piano career, as Chloe Cutts discovers. Cover Feature Walking on Air Olga Kern tells Vivien Schweitzer about life since her Van Cliburn Competition win. Prokofiev at the Keyboard Daniel Jaffé explains how Prokofiev’s piano music mirrors his broader compositional career. Chamber Music Issue Wonderful Variety Ian Brown, pianist with the Nash Ensemble as well as an acclaimed soloist, talks to Julian Haylock. Lucky Charm As the Beax Arts Trio celebrate 50 years together, Menahem Pressler, its only pianist, tells Jessica Duchen about his life with the Trio. Two Times Three Equals Infinity Tully Potter charts the careers of two early 20th-century piano trios.

65. James Poulsen The pianist was Joseph Kalichstein, the chamber music director for His pianoteachers were Dennis Ondroceck, John Simms, Caio Pagano and arthur greene. http://www.simpson.edu/music/faculty/poulsen.html

Programs Beyond the Classroom Performance ... Faculty James Poulsen James Poulsen teaches ear training and sight singing for Simpson College. He also teaches piano and accompanies a number of voice students. He has taught Introduction to Music for the Division of Adult Learning for 11 years. Mr. Poulsen also maintains a private teaching studio where he gives lessons in classical and jazz piano, plus instruction in music theory and composition. James Poulsen is also a freelance composer, residing in Des Moines. He has written and produced all styles of music for hundreds of local and regional commercials and corporate videos for companies such as The Walt Disney Company, Pioneer, Maytag, Fram Bureau, The Principal, Prairie Meadows, Mercy and Methodist Hospitals, The Des Moines Register and Hy-Vee Food Stores. He produces and arranges music tracks for conventions and sales meetings throughout the country for Disney Event Productions in Orlando, Florida for such companies as Butler Manufacturing, Williams Communications, INACOM Computers, EMC/Mass., Liz Claiborne, Beneficial Finance, Lucent Technologies and The California Board of Tourism. Mr. Poulsen has had two orchestral works performed by the Des Moines Symphony. His

66. MSU - School Of Music - Faculty FrenchCanadian pianist Marie-France Lefebvre was appointed Assistant Professor of Katz and arthur greene, and an MM from the Manhattan School of Music. http://www.music.msu.edu/faculty/faculty.php?id=102

67. Ann Arbor School For The Performing Arts Faculty where he studied with Katherine Collier and arthur greene. John Kramer (piano,Individual Instruction) is an active pianist and composer. http://www.spa-aa.org/faculty.html

68. Symposium.html Following this tour, he met pianist Gene DiNovi, a musician whose name Campbell and arthur greene; and pedagogy with Joanne Smith and Donald Morelock. http://webpages.acs.ttu.edu/dshea/symposiumartist bios.html

Artist Biographies James Campbell has followed his muse to five television specials, more than 40 recordings, over 30 works commissioned, a Juno Award for Stolen Gems [Marquis Records], a Roy Thomson Hall Award, Canada's Artist of the Year and the Order of Canada. Most recently, Campbell received The Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal. This was given on the occasion of the fiftieth Anniversary of the accession of Her Majesty the Queen to the Throne. The subject of numerous features and cover stories in Clarinet Magazine (USA), Clarinet and Sax (UK), Piper Magazine (Japan) and Gramophone, James Campbell is also featured in the book Clarinet Virtuosi of Today, by British author and clarinet authority Pamela Weston. Called by the Toronto Star Canada's pre-eminent clarinetist and wind soloist, James Campbell has performed in most of the world's major concert halls. James Campbell has also collaborated and performed with many of the world's great musicians including the late Glenn Gould, Aaron Copland and Samuel Sanders; Elly Ameling, Janos Starker, Menahem Pressler, and the Borodin Trio, as well as the Penderecki, Amadeus, Guarneri, Fine Arts, Allegri, Manhattan, and Colorado String Quartets. He has been a guest soloist with over 50 orchestras, including the London Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic, the Toronto Symphony, The National Radio-Television Orchestra of Spain, the Belgrade Symphony, the Vancouver Symphony, and the National Arts Centre Orchestra, to name but a few.

69. THE WINDSOR VITER arthur greene, pianist In Recital. Gold Medalist William Kapell InternationalCompetition. Performing works by Rachmaninov/Wild, Skoryk, Scriabin, http://www2.uwindsor.ca/~hlynka/1541.html

THE WINDSOR VITER Part 1 (Newsletter of the Ukrainian Canadian Business and Professional Association of Windsor) Volume 15, Number 4, January, 2005 Part 1 President: Leisha Nazarewich, 322 Rosedale, Windsor, Ontario N9C 2N2 Phone (519)-256-3945 Newsletter Editor: Gloria Yaworsky Association Address: 1033 Ottawa St. Windsor, Ontario N8X 2E3 CALENDAR OF EVENTS January 16, 2005. Ukrainian Christmas Dinner at YKPAIHCbKA XATA, 1119 Langlois, Windsor. 1 p.m. January 18, 2005. Jordan Dinner at St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral in Windsor, after the Divine Liturgy. January 22, 2005. Malanka. Ukrainian New Year's Celebration. At the Serbian Center, 6770 Tecumseh Rd. E. Performance by Windsor Barvinok Dancers. Featuring the band Vechirka from Rochester, NY. Tickets are $60 per person and are available at the Ukrainian Credit Union, 1093 Ottawa St., (519)-256-2955. January 23, 2005. Jordan Dinner. Ukrainian Women's Organization. 1033 Ottawa St. Windsor. 1 p.m. February 19, 2005 at 7:00 pm. ARTHUR GREENE, Pianist In Recital. Gold Medalist William Kapell International Competition. Performing works by Rachmaninov/Wild, Skoryk, Scriabin, Chopin and Ravel. Assumption University Chapel, University of Windsor, 400 Huron Church Road Windsor, Ontario. Tickets:$15 Adults $10 Students/Seniors Note the performance includes Ukrainian composer Myroslav Skoryk.

70. KCL: ISS Archives Summary Guide: Adam International Review a pianist, were members of Romania s artistic avantgarde. Robert Graves,Graham greene, LP Hartley, Storm Jameson, Augustus John, arthur Koestler, http://www.kcl.ac.uk/iss/archives/collect/10ad10-1.html

King's College London Archives Services - Summary Guide Adam International Review 3.1 IDENTITY STATEMENT AREA 3.1.1 Reference code(s) : GB 0100 KCLCA KC/ADAM, Adam International Review 3.1.2 Title: Adam International Review 3.1.3 Date(s) 3.1.4 Level of description : Collection (fonds) 3.1.5 Extent and medium of the unit of description (quantity, bulk or size) : 433 boxes (including 5 outsize), 5 posters, 16 framed and unframed pictures and paintings, one sculpture 3.2 CONTEXT AREA 3.2.1 Name of creator(s) Adam International Review 3.2.2 Administrative/Biographical history Adam International Review was a literary magazine published in English and French, its title an acronym for Arts, Drama, Architecture and Music. The original periodical Adam , founded in 1929 in Bucharest, was by 1938 edited by Miron Grindea (born in Romania, 1909, d 1995). Educated at Bucharest University and the Sorbonne, he worked in Romania and Paris as a music and literary critic during the 1930s, and he and his wife Carola, a pianist, were members of Romania's artistic avant-garde. They settled in London in 1939, and in 1941 the first London issue (no 152), known as Adam International Review

71. MetroActive | Santa Cruz Guide | Calendar arthur greene pianist performs works of Russian composer Alexander Scriabin. 8pm.$5$10. Recital Hall, Music Center, UCSC (459.2159). Tom Russell http://www.metroactive.com/papers/cruz/09.22.99/guide-cal-9938.html

The Guide Index Santa Cruz MetroActive Central Archives Air Apparent: The Museum of Art and History opens a new show of plein air paintings by Lundy Siegriest and Terry St. John Oct. 2. Cultural Calendar Daring, athletic dance company presents new works. 8 and 10pm. $10. Museum of Art and History, 705 Front St, SC (429.1964). Fall Fat Fry Autumn edition of the all-star Americana festival. 11am. $28-$32 per day/$50 festival pass. Aptos Village Park, Aptos (420.2800). Festival in Flamenco Dancer Las Ramas and guitarist Eric "Luis" Jarmie. 8pm. $13-$15. Kuumbwa, 320 Cedar St, SC (427.2227). Longboard Surfing Pioneering all-women surfing contest featuring the area's best. 7am. Capitola Beach, Esplanade, Capitola (475.6522). SC County Symphony Season opening concert features Maurice Ravel's Alborado del Gracioso , Sergei Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 (featuring Aaron Miller) and Amy Beach's Symphony in E Minor. 8pm. $17-$32. SC Civic Auditorium, 307 Church St, SC (420.5260). SC Blues Festival The popular SC Blues Festival debuts an autumn lineup including Dr. John and John Lee Hooker. 7pm. $30-$40. Mountain Winery, 15400 Montalvo Rd, Saratoga. (408.961.5858).

72. Lynn Harvey's Alexander Nicholaivich Scriabin: arthur greene Great Books Scriabin Romance Text Bob Shubinski First LoveNatalya Sekerina, Motherpianist Lyubov Petrovna Shchetinina-Scriabina, http://www.anthemion.com/scriabin/

A.N.SCRIABIN The Prefatory Action Reading Scriabin: A Biography Listening Preparation for the Final Mystery Horowitz Plays Scriabin Goldenweiser Plays 50 Years of Vox ... Etude in C# minor Op.2,No.1 by Bob Shubinski Danse Opus 73 Number 1 by Bill Restemeyer Scriabin Sites Scriabin Society Scriabin Moscow Flat State Memorial Museum The Piano Society ... Bob Shubinski Top: Aunt Lyubov Alexandrova Scriabina, First Love Natalya Sekerina, Mother-Pianist Lyubov Petrovna Shchetinina-Scriabina, Patroness Margarita Morozova, Common-Law Second Wife Tatyana Fyodorovna Schloezer, First Wife Olga Ivanovna Issakovich. Select: Books Popular Music Classical Music Video Enter keywords... anthemion.com

73. The Women's Review Of Books: A Feminist Guide To Good Reading The favor was returned Graham greene, arthur Koestler, and Gore Vidal all the clubs and bars where tuxedoclad pianist and singer Gladys Bentley, http://www.wellesley.edu/womensreview/archive/2003/12/highlt.html

Highlights from this issue.. Carolyn Heibrun (Photo courtesy of Columbia University) Remembering Carolyn Heilbrun Many readers of The Women's Review of Books were saddened to learn of the death of pioneering feminist scholar Carolyn Heilbrun. For us on the staff, losing her means losing a part of our history: She was instrumental in founding the Women's Review and served as one of our editorial advisers from the very beginning, putting us in touch with potential writers and subscribers, and writing often herself. We will miss her intelligence, her creativity, and her insight. In July, Heilbrun contributed an article to our special issue about Women Aging. At 77, she was the oldest contributor to the issue, which she emphasized in our editorial discussions with her. In the article, she talked (not for the first time, as readers of her book The Last Gift of Time knew) about making the choice to continue living beyond age 70. She wrote of her constant awareness that she might at any moment fall victim to "a devastating, unanticipated assault from some bodily failure," saying, "If each day is a loan from eternity, one spends it with the joy known to gamblers betting everything on a last roll of the dice. The payoff is intensity." At some point, though, the intensity must have failed her. "I have always believed that, over 70, one should be as free to choose one's death as one must, earlier, be free to choose whether or not to give birth," she stated. In October, she committed suicide.

74. Irena Portenko, Piano Teacher - Rye, New York Her teachers include Logan Skelton, Yong Hi Moon, arthur greene, and Igor Ryabov.160 Theo.Fremd Ave, • Rye, NY • 10580 Phone 734709-6758 http://www.pianoteachers.com/irena_portenko.htm

Irena Portenko Pianist Home New York About the Teacher IRENA PORTENKO began her newsworthy performance career at the age of eight, having performed Haydn’s Concerto in D Major with the Ukrainian National Orchestra. Her startling array of appearances has since been described as possessing “passion, diligence, tenderness and . . . robust virtuosity” [Ukrainian Weekly, MI, 2000]. Her distinctly perceptive and courageous musicality has been shared with orchestras and audiences throughout Europe and America, including multiple concerto recitals, international competitions, and festivals. As soloist and chamber collaborator, Ms. Portenko has appeared in recitals from Ukraine and Russia to Germany, France, Italy, United States, and elsewhere. She has given interpretations of most important works of piano repertoire, has enjoyed collaborations with exciting composers and performers such as violinists Andrew Jennings, Walter Verdehr and Jeremy Kittel; flutist Amy Porter; cellists Anthony Elliot and Natalia Khoma: tenor George Shirley and bass Stephan Szkafarovsky. Additionally, she has been pleased to premiere Myroslav Skoryk’s sonata for Violin and Piano in collaboration with Solomia Soroka and triptych “Venetian blinds” for solo piano by Michael Daugherty. Culminating an extensive body of work, her talents carried her into the semifinals in the 2002 Gina Bachauer International Artists Piano Competition (Salt Lake City, UT). She was also a 1999 and 2002 winner of University of Michigan’s Concerto Competition, 1994 Pierre Lantier International Competition (Paris, France), and 1993 Prokofiev National Competition (Donetsk, Ukraine), among others. Currently, Ms. Portenko is working on the recording of Twenty Four Etudes by F. Chopin and lecture-presentation of Liszt’s Grandes Études après Paganini.

75. Recital Series To Feature Spouses Solomia Soroka And Arthur Greene Feb. 13 Series Concert with Solomia Soroka, violin, and arthur greene, piano greene, chair of the piano department at the University of Michigan in Ann http://www.goshen.edu/news/pressarchive/02-01-05-faculty-recital.html

Goshen College Press Archive Browse press releases , or... Search the press archives: more news Subscribe to a weekly e-mail news digest Tuesday, February 1, 2005 Goshen College Recital Series to feature spouses Solomia Soroka and Arthur Greene Feb. 13 Concert: Faculty Recital Series Concert with Solomia Soroka, violin, and Arthur Greene, piano Date: Sunday, Feb. 13, 2005 Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: Rieth Recital Hall, Goshen College Music Center Cost: $5 adults, $3 seniors/students. GC students free with ID. Tickets available at the Welcome Center by calling (574) 535-7566. The spouses will perform a program including pieces by Brahms, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Bolcom, Sarasate, Skoryk and Wieniawski. The Washington Post The New York Times. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for seniors and students. GC students receive free admission with ID. To order tickets ahead, call the Goshen College Welcome Center at (574) 535-7566 or e-mail joannp@goshen.edu

76. Jessica Johnson, Piano Pedagogy Her principal teachers include arthur greene, Charles Fisher, and Donna Coleman,and she studied piano pedagogy with Joanne Smith and Kerry Carlin. http://www.music.wisc.edu/html/bios/johnson.html

Jessica Johnson, piano pedagogy 5418 Mosse Humanities Building jgjohnson@facstaff.wisc.edu Piano Audition Info Jessica Johnson was recently appointed Assistant Professor of Piano and Piano Pedagogy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she serves as Director of Piano Pedagogy Studies and Coordinator of the Class Piano Program. She has formerly been a member of the faculty at Augustana College (Illinois), the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor School for the Performing Arts, and Interlochen Center for the Arts All-State summer program. Ms. Johnson received the M.M. in piano performance and D.M.A. in piano performance and pedagogy from the University of Michigan, where she was the recipient of numerous awards and scholarships, including the Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award for the entire university and a graduate merit fellowship. She holds the B.M. in piano performance, magna cum laude, from East Carolina University. Her principal teachers include Arthur Greene, Charles Fisher, and Donna Coleman, and she studied piano pedagogy with Joanne Smith and Kerry Carlin. In addition to her love for the standard keyboard repertoire, Prof. Johnson frequently programs contemporary solo and chamber works. Recent performances featured Olivier Messiaen's monumental work for two pianos

77. Europe Jazz Network - Bimhuis - Concerts Programme September 2004 Therefore it didn t take him much time to become a leading pianist of his generationwhich Burton greenepiano Larry Fishkind-tuba Roberto Haliffi-drums http://www.europejazz.net/modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=234

78. Cleveland Institute Of Music Studied piano with arthur Loesser and Ward Davenny; theory with Ward Performs as a soloist and collaborative pianist throughout the Cleveland area. http://www.cim.edu/prepFaculty.php?div=1

79. Planet Gong: Kasbah: Burton Greene: Aquariana Released on the BYG Actuel label in 1969 this reissue of Jazz pianist BurtonGreene s features Gong s Didier Malherbe. This is an audiophile remastering, http://www.planetgong.co.uk/octave/vinyl/12_aquariana.shtml

Burton Greene Emsemble Aquariana click for big pic Audiophile reissue of BYG jazz album with Didier Malherbe Released on the BYG Actuel label in 1969 this re-issue of Jazz pianist Burton Greene's features Gong's Didier Malherbe. This is an audiophile remastering, on 180 gram virgin vinyl in the original artwork with deluxe gatefold packaging - can't say fairer than that! Face A: Aquarius Suite Face B: Two-One-Two Vibrations Musicians: Burton Greene: Piano Didier Malherbe: Flute, Shenai Jacques Coursil: Trumpet Arthur Jones: Alto Sax Double Bass Dieter Gewissler: Double Bass Claude Delcloo: Drums Info Now: News Gigs Recent/ Future/ ... Who We Are Kazbah: Shop PHP Connexions: Contact Links Forum Tribal Heart: Releases History Bands Maze ... Gallery Gliss: Releases History GAS: Releases Archive Releases History Archives Deep Cosmologistix: Source Gong Logix Code Glossary Mandala Navigation: Site Menu On! Home Planet JavaScript must be enabled to display this email address. Search: Search Me

80. Fiddler Magazine - Summer 1996 Natalie is also an accomplished pianist and step dancer, marking time with her feet, Richard greene began studying classical violin at age five. http://www.fiddle.com/issues/sum96.html

Summer 1996 Articles Fiddling, Cape Breton Style Cape Breton Resources Natalie MacMaster Ashley MacIsaac Sandy MacIntyre Jerry Holland Brenda Stubber t Jackie Dunn Cape Breton Piano Accompaniment Richard Greene : Coming Home to Bluegrass The Museum of Appalachia: Preserving the Traditional Mountain Arts Billy Jack Wills and his Western Swing Band Irish fiddler Ed Reavy The Practicing Fiddler Cracks: What to Watch For Fiddle Care: Buzzes and Rattles and lots more! Tunes CBC Reel (Natalie MacMaster and Tracey Dares) The Lass of Carrie Mills (trad., as played by Natalie MacMaster) Winston Scotty Fitzgerald's Jig (Sandy MacIntyre) Brenda Stubbert's Reel (Jerry Holland) Rannie MacLellan (Brenda Stubbert) Jackie I Hardly Knew 'Ya (Jackie Dunn) The Methodist Preacher (arr. by Richard Greene) Billy in the Lowground (arr. by Jack Tuttle "The Practicing Fiddler" study on longbow fiddling) The Spirits of Mt. Diablo (Peter Anick) Lad O'Beirne's Hornpipe (Ed Reavy) ARTICLE EXCERPTS Natalie MacMaster By Mary Larsen Twenty-three year old Natalie MacMaster is among the foremost Cape Breton fiddlers on the scene today. Constantly touring, Natalie is introducing the Cape Breton style to music lovers all over the world.

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