61. [Green Bay Symphony Orchestra Music More] The guest pianist playing Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Piano Concerto No. 5 (‘Emperor’)”is andreas klein. “Beethoven is sort of a specialty of his, http://www.greenbaysymphony.com/press/display.php?whichid=63

62. Concert Schedule this marvelous ensemble of solo artists with violinist/conductor LavardSkou-Larsen and featured pianist andreas klein - to play Mozart brilliantly. http://www.umsl.edu/~premiere/concerts.html

All concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. Premiere Performances 2005-2006 - 20th Anniversary Season Frank Huang Violin Touhill/Lee Violinist Frank Huang is winner of the 2003 Walter W. Naumberg Competition and the 2000 Hannover International Competition. Since his professional debut with the Houston Symphony Orchestra at age 11, his career (now at age 25) has already taken him across North America, Italy and Germany, and has afforded him the opportunity to record on the prestigious Naxos Records label. He also offers a master class the following day. The Kavafian-Schub-Schifrin Trio Sheldon The Kavafian-Schub-Schifrin Triois comprised of three musicians who are sterling solo artists. Based in New York, they came together as a trio through their association with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. With careers that have encircled the globe both individually and collectively, we are most pleased to present these consummate artists to St. Louis audiences, and to those who attend their master class The Mack Duo Touhill/Lee The Mack Duo, two sisters, Yuki and Tomoko Mack, are a brilliant, stylish

63. WALDEN HAPPENINGS BY DOC FENNESSY There will be Dr. andreas klein, pianist, has performed in numerous of the world sprestigious venues in London, Berlin, New York, the Middle East, Europe, http://www.montgomerycountynews.net/walden2-20-2002.htm

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64. McCain Auditorium At Kansas State University andreas klein, pianist. andreas klein s career as soloist has taken him to numerousof the world s most prestigious venues London s Wigmore Hall, http://www.ksu.edu/mccain/performances/02-03.html

2002-2003 Performance Series September 27, 2002 Modern Mandolin Quartet The Modern Mandolin Quartet was formed in 1985 to give a new voice to that most American of musical instruments, the mandolin. Following the tradition of the mandolin orchestras and chamber groups from the early twentieth century, the MMQ uses the instruments of the mandolin family which correspond to the conventional string quartet (two mandolins, mandola, and mandocello). October 5 , 2002 Venice Baroque Orchestra - The Four Seasons The Venice Baroque Orchestra, featuring Giuliano Carmignola and Andrea Marcon take the period-instruments well beyond scholarship and technical considerations. This latest interpretation of the Four Seasons seeks to reflect what Vivaldi specifically depicts: the changing atmosphere in Venice through the cycle of the seasons. October 13, 2002 Stanislavsky Opera - La boheme Bohemian Paris is the setting for romance and betrayal in Puccini's beloved tale of youthful exuberance, poverty, selfless love, and heartbreak. The Stanislavsky Opera Company was established in 1918 as the opera studio of the famed Bolshoi Opera. Since that time, the company has had a long and distinguished history, having debuted many of the great Russian masterpieces.

65. Pianist andreas klein Andrew Hill Andriy Tsygichko Andy Bey Andy McWain Ann Rabson Anna Goldsworthy Anna Kravtchenko Anthony Joseph Paratore http://www.prartmusic.com/html/cool_piano.htm

Aaron Goldberg Abbey Simon Abdullah Ibrahim Adam Aleksander ... Ali Wo od Amy JiaQi Yangec Ana-Belen Herrezuelo Andr¡s Schiff Andre Previn ... Zolt¡n Kocsis

66. Ferris Footnotes Classical pianist andreas klein will take the stage at Williams Auditorium onWednesday, Feb. 21, at 8 pm Tickets are $15 ($12 for seniors and students) and http://www.ferris.edu/HTMLS/News/fyi/jan2501/footnote.htm

Jan. 25, 2001 Ferris Footnotes Students Needed for Homecoming Committee 2001 Outstanding students are needed to help plan this year's Homecoming events. Committee members gain experience in budgeting, management, media relations, event planning and teamwork. Applications are available at the Rankin Information Center and are due by Monday, Jan. 29. Dr. Colladay is Guest Speaker for Food and Thought Session Dr. Tom Colladay will discuss what is happening in the Michigan College of Optometry at the next session in this semester's "Food and Thought" Series. The session will be held Thursday, Feb. 1, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the private dining room at Café Ferris. Seating is limited, and early registration is encouraged. For more information or to register, contact Debby Buck at 591-3826 or buckd@ferris.edu Night at the Theatre to Feature "Singin' in the Rain" This year's Ferris Night at the Theatre will be held on Friday, March 16. A reception and dinner will begin at 5 p.m. at the Applied Technology Center. The musical, Singin' in the Rain , begins at 8 p.m. at the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre.

67. Huntington Symphony Orchestra Of Huntington, West Virginia artists from around the world, such as andreas klein who is a pianist fromGermany. Mr. klein played Beethoven on a grand piano in Huntington City Hall. http://www.huntingtonsymphony.org/pages/didyouknow.htm

About an Orchestra An orchestra is made up of many instruments, and each has an individual sound. It is these sounds coming together that create the combination of instrument voices that we so often associate with classical music. There are several families of instruments within the orchestra. These are: strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. There are two symphonic seasons: Classical and Pops. Many orchestras play classical music during the winter months in a warm and sheltered indoor location, and move the instruments and music outdoors for a summer season. Not all symphonic composers are classical. Many young musicians compose music for orchestras today. These composers are called "contemporary." The leader of an orchestra is called the "conductor" or "maestro". The maestro uses his baton to direct the musicians. The maestro may say, "Now the violins play," or "Please play softly," without actually voicing a word. Once the musicians have practiced with the conductor, they almost magically understand the musical "sign language" of his baton. About Our Orchestra The Huntington Symphony has been around since the 1930's in various forms, sometimes disbanding for several years, and sometimes forming as the smaller "chamber" orchestra. Some of the musicians who were with the original Huntington Symphony Orchestra through the 1950s still play with us today.

68. Search EVDB Illuminating everything he plays, the illustrious and beloved pianist makes 13 in C Major, K. 415 (soloist andreas klein, piano); Franz Schubert Five http://evdb.com/events/tags/Performances

What concerts, lectures, etc. Where Where options city, state or zip (optional) Within: general area 1 mile 5 miles 10 miles 25 miles 50 miles 100 miles Account: Sign In New Event Calendars: New calendar name: Choose a calendar to delete: Select calendar... Sample Calendar Sample Calendar Smart Calendars: New calendar name: Choose a calendar to delete: Select calendar... New York (Sample) New York (Sample) Save as Smart Calendar of 29 results for "Performances" When Title/Description Location Rank 8:00 pm DIE K–LNER AKADEMIE ORCHESTER DAMALS UND HEUTE ‚“The players performed outstandingly...[the] well-rounded and impressive interpretation brought this rediscovery out in shining radiance.‚” ‚—K¶lner Rundschau In all the centuries since its creation in 1701, German composer Johann Meder‚Â’s St. Matthew Passion has never been performed in the United States. Now, this glorious Baroque composition receives its North American premiere, recreated by early music specialists Die K¶lner Akademie. More chamber-like than Bach‚Â’s Passion, this intriguing work is scored for five singers and six period instruments‚—a perfect choice for Memorial Church and its finely crafted Renaissance organ. PROGRAM Johann Valentin Meder: Oratorische Passion nach Matth¤us (St. Matthew Passion)

69. Other Klein's A large chunk of these were contributed by Peter klein, the son of Judge Richardklein, pianist andreas klein; Mortgage broker, the klein Group; A klein http://www.klein.com/other/

Well, there aren't many yet, but it's growing. A large chunk of these were contributed by Peter Klein, the son of Judge Richard Klein, below... Hanny Lightfoot-Klein , my mother, the world renowned sexologist. No, really. A Klein Family at www.kleinfamily.com and another Klein Family at www.kleinfamily.org (I don't think we're related at all). Harrison and Sharene Klein (they are at klein. org , and not klein. com A Canadian/American Klein Family starting with Erik Klein (with brothers David and Peter, sister Tammy). There's another Daniel Klein who is a student in Luxembourg Tim Klein from Dallas has a really cool car, and is a Perl jock like me! Therapist and photographer Luke Klein from the Philadelphia area turned me on to tango dancer and performer Meredith Klein (no relation) from Buenos Aires. Laura Klein in Miami runs Klein PC at kleinpc.com where she does computer training. Willsboro Bay Marina Superior Court Judge Richard B. Klein of Philadelphia, PA. Klein schneebretter is a Klein family that makes snowboards in Harsefeld, Germany. in Frankfurt (with some pages in English , too The singer Jeff Klein Keith and Cindy Klein's Wisconsin web development company (who incidentally compete with my web development site Rich Klein's tribute to his 1999 Jeep Wrangler The Irving M. Klein String Competition

70. Wartburg Community Symphony: Wartburg College - Waverly, Iowa, USA pianist andreas klein performs the challenging Concerto in G by Maurice Raveland the Iowa premiere of a new work by Joan Tower, one of America’s most http://www.wartburg.edu/music/symphony.html

MUSIC DEPARTMENT Wartburg Community Symphony Energizing! OCT. 15 Edifying! DEC. 10 Enthralling! FEB. 18 Pianist Chiu Ling Lin performs the thrilling audience favorite, Concerto No. 1 by Peter Ilytch Tchaikovsky. Exhilarating! APRIL 1 Exceptional! MAY 20 ABOUT THE WCS Since 1952, Waverly has been one of the smallest communities in the country to support a semi-professional symphony orchestra. Over the past few years, that support has mushroomed, with membership in the Wartburg Community Symphony Association experiencing substantial growth in all levels, including corporate support. Your season membership helps the symphony: and enabling them to continue private music study. Season memberships begin at $30 for individuals and $50 for families. Single admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students. Wartburg students are admitted free with a student ID. Memberships are available at the door or can be purchased in advance by completing and mailing the

71. Pantagraph.com - News - Daily Digest 08/08/05 Author, pianist join Eureka arts series. EUREKA Jane Smiley, author of AThousand Acres, and solo pianist andreas klein have joined the lineup for http://www.pantagraph.com/stories/080805/new_20050808003.shtml

72. Jessica Williams, Jazz Pianist, Composer | PianoDisc Jessica Williams,jazz pianist,composer,her discography,music reviews,tour schedule AndreMichel Schub, Laura Spitzer, andreas klein, and many many more! http://www.jessicawilliams.com/cds/pianodiscs.html

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73. Critical Ear, 6/17/2005 22, 2006, followed by the Salzburg Chamber Soloists and pianist andreas klein onMarch 3. That concert pays tribute to the 250th anniversary of Mozart’s http://www.freenewmexican.com/news/29191.html

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74. Intermusica Artists' Management Limited andreas klein, Orchestra committee, DSO pianist andreas Haefliger embarks ona series of Beethoven recitals entitled Perspectives, in which he explores http://www.intermusica.co.uk/news/printable.html?PublicationDate=01/06/2005

75. SU [Public Relations] The inaugural concert features renowned pianist andreas klein. SU President Oneof Maryland s Top 100 Women Salisbury University President Janet http://www.salisbury.edu/newsevents/

Search GO Jobs @ SU Campus Tour Make a Gift ... Calendars Campus Publications: In Touch Panorama ShoreCan ShoreCorps/PALS ... Guidelines (PDF file) SU Logo Standards Manual (PDF file) Publications Staff SU HOME Top Stories SU Enrolls Tulane, University of New Orleans Students As the nation reacts to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, Salisbury University is offering students displaced by the storm a chance to continue their education on the Eastern Shore. According to Jane Dané, dean of enrollment management at SU, two students from Tulane University and one from the University of New Orleans have enrolled as visiting students in Salisbury. SU has received inquiries from students enrolled in other Gulf Coast campuses, as well. Fun Day 2005Explore SU Offers Family Fun Saturday, September 17 Three Earn SU Distinguished Faculty Honors New Writing Center at SU This Fall Pfeiffer Returns 'Apology for the Life of an Actor' to SU Following performances by the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon and by the author at the Edinburgh International Fringe Theatre Festival, Scotland, Dr. T. Paul Pfeiffer, director of theater at Salisbury University, brings his critically acclaimed one-man play Apology for the Life of an Actor back to the SU stage Friday-Sunday, September 23-25. Performed in the intimate Great Hall of Holloway Hall, this paean to the theatre benefits scholarships for theatre students at the University. Saturday performances include a dessert reception at 2 p.m. or dinner at 6:30 p.m.

76. SU [News & Events] The inaugural concert features renowned pianist andreas klein, who performsWednesday, November 9, in the Great Hall of Holloway Hall, a building Wroten http://www.salisbury.edu/newsevents/pressrel/archives/2005/071805WP.asp

Press Release Archives Sports Information Calendars Campus Publications: In Touch Panorama ShoreCan ShoreCorps/PALS ... Guidelines (PDF file) SU Logo Standards Manual (PDF file) Publications Staff SU HOME Pianist Patricia White Wroten Remembered in New Series (July 18, 2005) The professor of history taught from 1955 to 1984 and saw the campus and its programs grow exponentially. This semester Wroten, 86, helps expand those offerings even further with the endowment of a piano performance concert series in memory of his late wife, Patricia, a well-known piano teacher in the Salisbury area for more than two decades. The inaugural concert features renowned pianist Andreas Klein, who performs Wednesday, November 9, in the Great Hall of Holloway Hall, a building Wroten knows well. In 1955, with everything from dorm rooms to a dining hall to a basketball court, it served the campus in nearly every capacity. Wroten came to SU at the request of President Wilbur Devilbiss after having taught at Western Georgia College. A one-time SU student (in 1938) and graduate of the Maryland college system, he earned high recommendations from teachers in the Salisbury area. During their first exchange, Devilbiss told Wroten he hoped his reputation as an outstanding educator held true. During his first four years on campus, Wroten got to know one class particularly well. He served as advisor to the Class of 1959 from their freshman through senior years. In gratitude, more than four decades later, the class founded a scholarship in his name.

77. Kansas City InfoZine - Lied Center Announces 2005-06 Season - USA with andreas klein, piano Sunday, February 26, 2006 200 pm of Mozart sbirth with the Salzburg Chamber Soloists and pianist andreas klein performing http://www.infozine.com/news/stories/op/storiesView/sid/7359/

var domTT_classPrefix = 'domTTOverlib'; Skip navigation Arts Business Community ... RSS Current User :: Guest login or create new user account post press release and events. Monday, September 12, 2005 Login Create new account Search Site Advance Search Topics Front Screen Dance Film Gallery ... World Departments Calendars Cartoon Chat FAQs ... WebScenes infoZine About Us Advertise Contact Feedback ... ZineNote Who's Online Guests: 90 Members: 1 Topics Wednesday, April 27, 2005 :: infoZine Staff page views Lied Center Announces 2005-06 Season From Mozart to Merce and Cuba to China, 2005-06 season promises a diverse array of artists onstage waiting for you Lawrence, Kan. - infoZine - - The Lied Center of Kansas, an award-winning performing arts center at the University of Kansas, presents a lineup of diverse and exciting performances ranging from classic to contemporary, ballet to Broadway for the 2005-06 season. In a celebration of the 250th anniversary of the birth of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, performances by the Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzburg, the Salzburg Chamber Soloists and Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet will commemorate the life and music of the great composer. Music and dance legends Ravi Shankar and Merce Cunningham will bring their talents to the Lied Center stage. Performances as diverse as Grandchildren of the Buffalo Soldiers and The Flying Karamazov Brothers elicit emotions ranging from heartfelt to hilarious. The Broadway Series will include an eclectic mix of music, song and dance and will feature favorites such as Oklahoma!, The Will Rogers Follies and TAP DOGS.

78. Eugene Weekly: Whats Happening Calendar -- 5/03/01 pianist andreas klein appears with the Oregon Mozart Players. MUSIC The OregonMozart Players with guest pianist andreas klein present Beyond Mozart http://www2.eugeneweekly.com/2001/05_03_01/calendar.html

This Week's Calendar Galleries Kids Calendar visual arts: There's nothing like checking out the up and coming talent for staying on the edge of the art scene. This month's First Friday Art Walk introduces us to artists coming out of UO's Master of Fine Arts program. Works from the MFA/01 show will be showing at the Jacobs Gallery, Robert Canaga Gallery and Provenance. Also on the walk, Passionflower hosts its sixth annual basket show, Judy Ness gives a weaving demonstration at Kudos, and Broadway Market is hosting a wine tasting. Don't forget to start the tour with music by the UO Vocal Jazz Ensemble at the Jacobs. See Friday Calendar festival: Fiesta Latina turns 10 this year and the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration at Washington Jefferson Park promises to be hotter than ever. Sonora Dinamita (pictured), the kings and queens of Columbia's cumbia music scene, headline the weekend. Local Brazilian band Sun Bossa, Latino funk band Rubberneck and salsa experts Latin Expression all perform. Some of Eugene's best dance couples will compete in the salsa dance contest and a traditional Mariachi Mass is on Sunday. See Friday Calendar music: Before heading into the studio this summer to record a new album

79. CD Baby: Eroica Classical Recordings andreas klein, andreas klein Mozart, Brahms, Ravel / Piano Sonatas The husbandand wife team of bassoonist Dimitri Rudiakov and his pianist wife http://www.cdbaby.com/all/eroicacds

Eroica Classical Recordings EDWARD WOOD: Sacred Hymns This Eroica CD is a soothing, meditative, healing collection of everyone's favorite hymns, beautifully performed by pianist Edward Wood. read more and hear it or add to your cart BACH / BRANDENBURG CONCERTO NO. 2 AND VIOLIN SONATAS: Musically Speaking / Nbc Symphony 2 Disc Collection high energy music with rhythmic vitality from the baroque period. read more and hear it or add to your cart LISZT CHAMBER MUSIC ORCHESTRA: Vivaldi, Haydn / Oratorium Eroica Classical Recordings proudly presents one of the most famous chamber music ensembles in the world, performing the Oratoriums of Vivaldi and Haydn to ultimate perfection. Priceless. read more and hear it or add to your cart FRANZ LISZT CHAMBER ORCHESTRA: Golden Age No. 2 / Tchaikovsky Eroica Classical Recordings proudly presents one of the most famous chamber music ensembles in the world, performing the works of Tchaikovsky as you've never heard it before. Bravo. Bravissimo.. read more and hear it or add to your cart FRANZ LISZT CHAMBER ORCHESTRA: Golden Age No. 1 / Vivaldi

80. Extra - The Tech Talk Online Concert Association will play host to andreas klein, a concert pianist, April29 and 30. klein will teach a master class at 7 pm April 29, in the Howard http://eb.journ.latech.edu/archives/spring02/0425/output/extra.htm

The Tech Talk Extra is a supplement to the print edition of our paper. It includes stories that have not been printed in The Tech Talk due to an excess of stories for the space that is provided. This section will be used as needed, depending on the size of our publication from week to week. We hope you enjoy this new section. Watercolor class to be offered April 26 to 28 Continuing Education to offer PRAXIS Exam course Architecture lecture to be held April 25 Campus to honor National Alcohol Screening Day ... Visual Arts Center presents student art show Watercolor class to be offered April 26 to 28 Anyone interested in learning to paint with watercolors can register for a continuing education class titled "Spring Watercolor Encounters." The class will be held at 6 p.m. April 26 and 8 p.m. April 27 and 28 in George T. Madison Hall, Room 65A. The class will cost $75 and will focus on unconventional painting concepts.

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