81. About The Authors Carl adler is the author of the Practice Questions, Practice Problems and Jim is also an avid jazz pianist and organist. He has spent many summers as http://wps.prenhall.com/wps/media/objects/782/801727/about.htm

About the Authors David Reid Carl Adler Gregor M. Novak Glen Terrell ... Jim Walker David Reid is the author of the Objectives, Chapter Review, and Reference Tools and Resources. Dr. Reid received his Ph.D. in theoretical atomic physics from Wayne State University in 1995. He is currently an associate professor of physics and astronomy at Eastern Michigan University, where he has been a member of the faculty for 14 years. He teaches courses in both physics and astronomy at all levels as well as interdisciplinary science courses for non-science majors. Reid conducts research in atomic scattering, quantum gravity, and physics/science education, and has published numerous articles. He is particularly interested in computer applications for improved visualization in the science classroom. Back to Top Dr. Gregor M. Novak Back to Top Dr. Andrew D. Gavrin , along with Gregor Novak, authored the Warm-Ups, Puzzles, and Applications. Dr. Gavrin is co-author of Just-in-Time Teaching: Blending Active Learning with Web Technology (©Prentice Hall, 1999). He received his B.S. in physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and his Ph.D. in physics from Johns Hopkins University. Andrew's research interests include nanostructured magnetic materials, magnetic domain imaging, and physics education. He is currently Assistant Professor of Physics at Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis. Dr. Gavrin received the IUPUI Teaching Excellence Recognition Award in 1997 and 2000, the IUPUI School of Science Teaching Award in 1998, and he was elected to Indiana University's Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching in 2000.

82. WFIU:Arts & Culture Join Justice Talking host Margot adler and Radio Netherlands as they bring together Recent prizewinning pianist Olga Kern makes an appearance on WFIU http://www.indiana.edu/~wfiu/artmay_2005.htm

Other Links: Listen Online Program Guide Ether Game Teaser Daily Playlist ... Speak Your Mind Local Programs Select A Moment of Science Ask the Mayor Ether Game Focus on Flowers Harmonia Hometown Night Lights Noon Edition Profiles Saturday Feature Speak Your Mind Indiana University IPBS (Indiana Public Broadcasting System) May 2005 Articles Public Radio Collaboration: "Think Global" American RadioWorks America Abroad: The U.S. and China-Bush's Next Test Worlds of Difference: Local Culture in a Global Age ... Transforming the Translator Public Radio Collaboration: "Think Global" Throughout the month of May, WFIU will devote special coverage to exploring how globalization affects you and your community, and how global change will shape the world that the next generation inherits. The coverage is part of Public Radio Collaboration 2005-an annual programming event wherein public radio stations around the country assemble programming on a single theme. The theme for this year's collaboration is "Think Global." Whether we live in Bloomington or Bangkok, Terre Haute or Timbuktu, globalization is one of the most important trends of our time. Our lives are connected as they've never been before. What we wear, what we eat, how we work, how we communicate-almost everything we do is part of a spectacularly complex web of global interactions.

83. Faculty Alexander Citron (piano) BM, Oberlin Conservatory of Music; ma in Music Theory, Principal teachers Samuel adler, Joseph Schwantner, Warren Benson, http://www.indianhillmusic.org/faculty.htm

INDIAN HILL MUSIC A non-profit regional center for music education and performance in Littleton, Massachusetts Home Indian Hill Music 36 King Street (Rte. 495/Exit 30) P.O. Box 1484 Littleton, MA 01460 Tel: Fax: TICKETLINE: TTY: E-mail: info@indianhillmusic.org Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Weather Alert: In case of inclement weather, please call 978-486-9524 to check on the status of concerts, events, lessons and classes. © 2005 Indian Hill Music Indian Hill Music School FACULTY BIOGRAPHIES Strings W B rass ... ab I EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC Rebecca Carroll (piano, group piano, early childhood music) B.S. in Music Education, Eastern Nazarene College. Ms. Carroll is licensed and trained by Kindermusik International as an early childhood music teacher. A trained Rhodes Piano Course teacher, pianist, vocal soloist and harpsichordist, she has taught piano and voice privately since 1978. She has also directed children’s choirs at Boston’s Park Street Church and the Clifton Church of the Nazarene in Cincinnati. Pamela Espinosa, Early Childhood Department Chair

84. David Lipten the Fromm Music Foundation, the composers collective Locus and pianistChristopher adler, He worked as a freelance jazz pianist from 1982-89. http://composers21.com/compdocs/liptend.htm

he Living Composers Project Lipten David (b. 1961, New York City). American composer of mostly orchestral and chamber works that have been performed throughout the USA and elsewhere. Dr. Lipten had private jazz piano studies from 1980-88 and earned his BA in composition and jazz piano performance at Hampshire College in 1985. He studied composition with Thea Musgrave at Queens College, where he received his MA in 1989, and with Stephen Jaffe and Scott Lindroth at Duke University and there earned his PhD in 1998, on the Mary Duke Biddle Fellowship. His honors include the Music Associates of Aspen Fellowship from the Aspen Music Festival (1994), the William Klenz Prize in Composition from Duke University (1996, for Without a Word ), four ASCAP StandardPlus awards (2000-03), and residencies at the Yaddo Colony (2002) and the MacDowell Colony (2003). He has received commissions from Duo 46, the Fromm Music Foundation, the composers collective Locus and pianist Christopher Adler , the ensemble NOISE, the Verdehr Trio and Michigan State University, and pianist Scott Walton. He is also active in other positions. He worked as a free-lance jazz pianist from 1982-89.

85. Arts Spectrum - OFA PierreLaurent Aimard, pianist; 1973 Oliver Messiaen Competition first-place winner Stella adler said there were two people you shouldn’t try to http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~spectrum/past_spectrums/2004/yearend04/lfp.htm

2003-04 YEAR IN REVIEW LEARNING FROM PERFORMERS Learning From Performers: A Vital Part of the Undergraduate Educational Experience Learning from Performers Visiting Artists: 2003-04 Broadway Betty Comden Learning From Performers: A Vital Part of the Undergraduate Educational Experience Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens , Messiaen Piano Competition winner Pierre-Laurent Aimard , and former George Balanchine prima ballerina Suzanne Farrell , to conversations with composer Randy Newman and cellist Yo-Yo Ma '76, programming involved an audience estimated at 6,650 (direct and indirect participation by students, faculty, administration, and the public). Lorraine Hunt Lieberson taught a master class with three students and a standing-room-only crowd of observers, while pop and jazz music master Quincy Jones Programming this year also included specific links to the college curriculum: Director Ed Zwick '74 discussed his film The Last Samurai Constructing the Samurai ; video and performance artist Wynne Greenwood History of Video Art ; legendary musical-theater lyricist and librettist Betty Comden met with students of Prof. Carol Oja's Music course

86. College Of Fine Arts - Music Faculty She has toured with the DBU Concert Chorale as collaborative pianist on tours where he studied under Samuel adler, Warren Benson, and Joseph Schwanter. http://www.dbu.edu/fine_arts/faculty_music.asp

Search: Music Faculty Home Academics College of Fine Arts Music Robert Brooks bobb@dbu.edu Robert Rankin Brooks is Dean of the College of Fine Arts. Prior to his appointment at DBU in 2003, he served as Department Head of Church Music and Director of Graduate Studies in the School of Music at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas and Associate Director of Educational Outreach at The Juilliard School in New York City. Dr. Brooks has also served on the music ministry staffs of several churches, including a nine year tenure with Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas, TX. A native Texan, Dr. Brooks holds the B.M. in Vocal Pedagogy and the B.M.E. in Choral Music Education from Baylor University and the M.M. in Music Ministry and D.M.A. in Church Music from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He holds memberships in Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Kappa Lambda, international music honor society, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Wes C. Moore wesm@dbu.edu

87. The Music School Faculty List Welcome To The Music School About BA, Tufts University; graduate work toward ma in Music Education, University of New She is the pianist with the Frenchtown Quartet and Kokopelli Trio. http://www.ri-philharmonic.org/music_school/facultybios.htm

The Music School Faculty List Welcome to The Music School About The Music School Programs Private Instruction Suzuki Instruction Early Childhood (Paths to Music) and Classes for kids NEW! Junior Providence Singers@TMS RIPYO: Rhode Island Philharmonic Youth Orchestra Programs And more.. Music School Faculty list Information request form Directions to Branches Education Concerts The Music School of the Rhode Island Philharmonic f aculty biographies are listed alphabetically. If you'd like to view a list by instrument, please visit the faculty list page Beth Armstrong Chorus Department Chair, Voice, Piano B.A., Tufts University; graduate work toward M.A. in Music Education, University of New Hampshire. Beth is the Chair of the Choral Department at The Music School as well as a teacher in the school's voice and piano departments. She also teaches piano at Roger Williams University in Bristol and maintains a private voice and piano studio. She is a member of the Providence Singers and the First Unitarian Church Choir. She is a former music director of the Unitarian Church of Concord, NH, founder and member of

88. Journal Of Neuro-Ophthalmology - UserLogin He studied under Charles Sheard, ma, PhD, ScD, who wrote the standard text ofthe time on Walsh picked up the telephone and called Francis H. adler, MD, http://www.jneuro-ophthalmology.com/pt/re/jneuroophth/fulltext.00041327-20040900

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89. Svensk Konsertdirektion pianist Alexander Korsantia has won great critical acclaim for his versatility, ma Ariv, Jerusalem, October 19, 2001 Korsantia attacked the overplayed http://www.loddingkonsert.se/artistdetail.asp?category=Piano&id=226

90. Cleveland Institute Of Music Additional studies at La Schola Cantorum in Paris with Samuel adler and Philip Active as a jazz and classical pianist. Soloist with the Canton Symphony, http://www.cim.edu/colFaculty.php?div=11

91. Jewhoo! - Interviews Leah studied to become a concert pianist, but she gave up that ambition when she (When I ask her how long she and adler have been married, Leah says, http://www.jewhoo.com/editor/interviews/leahadler/page2.html

Interviews from the Official Jewish Mothers' Hall of Fame by Fred A. Bernstein Leah Adler: Steven Spielberg's Mother “I didn’t know he was a genius. Frankly, I didn’t know what the hell he was.” Page II of II ““We were poor,” she adds, “but there was no depression in our house. We didn’t know what we didn’t have. And we liked what we did have. I remember going to bed thinking, ‘Wow, I have new shoes,’ and jumping out of bed in the middle of the night to look at my new shoes. Now that I can have everything, I’ve lost that.” Leah remembers a time when the family barely ate for several days. Finally, her father was able to earn ten dollars buying and selling old jewelry. “He came home with ten dollars and said, ‘We’re going on vacation.’ And we did. That’s faith.” Life gave Leah another advantage. “I was different looking, but I never wanted to change. If I had a tiny pug nose maybe I wouldn’t have had to develop a personality. But, instead, I learned to play the piano. I was somebody. I loved my life, and I believed in me.” Leah studied to become a concert pianist, but she gave up that ambition when she married Arnold Spielberg, an engineer, and moved with him from Ohio to Arizona.

92. Ny Side 1 The piece was written in 1959 for the famous Dutch pianist and composer Cor de At the same time Friedman took lessons in composition with Guido adler in http://hjem.get2net.dk/Brofeldt/Catalogue_f.htm

A B C D ... Z F Jan (Reindert Adriaan) Felderhof Dutch composer Bussum, Holland, 25.09.1907 - Felderhof studied at The Amsterdam Conservatory violin with Felice Togni and Hendrik Rijnbergen and theory and composition with Sem Dresden taking his diploma exams in 1931 and 1933. Already the next year he was taken on as a faculty member of the Conservatory. The first period lasted till 1954 and the next from 1959 to 1973. During the years 1956 to 1967 he also taught composition, counterpoint, harmony etc. at Utrecht Conservatory From 1938 to 1944 he taught violin and conducting at the Amsterdam Volksmuziekschool after which he became director of the Toonkunstmuziekschool in Bussum before becoming director of the Amsterdam Conservatory from 1968 to 1973 Among his works are a Marcia Sinfonica , a sinfonietta, a suite for flute and orchestra, a rhapsody for oboe and orchestra, chamber music and piano works. Impression (Donemus) The piece was written in 1959 for the famous Dutch pianist and composer Cor de Groot with whom Felderhof often performed as a violinist.

93. Keyboard Instruments At The National Music Museum Illinois, in memory of her father, Wyman H. Carey, pianist, 1981. Gift ofTerry adler, Corte Madera, California, in memory of Sylvia Frantz adler http://www.usd.edu/smm/KEYBOARD.HTM

Home Collections Virtual Tour Calendar ... Maker Index Annotated Checklist of Keyboard Instruments (Harpsichords, Clavichords, Pianos, Pipe Organs) Seventeen instruments are displayed in the Abell Gallery for keyboard instruments. A tour guide opens the doors of an upright grand piano by Clementi Company , London, ca. 1800-1818. In the foreground is a grand piano by , Vienna, ca. 1815. To the right is a lyrafluegel by Johann Christian Schleip , Berlin, ca. 1825 and several English square pianos, dated , and , designed for home use. Checklist Index Index of Makers, Builders, and Manufacturers Clavichords Harpsichords Pianos, European ... Modern Instruments of Historical Types Specific Makers, Builders, and Manufacturers Albrecht , Charles Antunes , Manuel Astor , George Babcock , Alpheus Bas , Louis Beale , F., and Co. Bordas , Geronimo Broadwood , Johannes Broadwood, John, and Sons: Buntebart , Gabriel Calisto Chickering and Sons: Clark Piano Co., Melville Clementi and Co.: Davison and Redpath Decker Brothers: Dieffenbach,

94. Get A Life Online - True Blue (The adler still also has good seats at the box office for Al Jarreau, Best known for his tenure as Muddy Waters pianist, Spann also recorded and http://www.qconline.com/getalife/trueblue/tboct00.html

The Exclusive Sponsor of "True Blue" on Get A Life Online is... True Blue from Ellis Kell Argus/Dispatch blues columnist OCTOBER 2000 RIDIN' (Into Davenport) WITH THE KING. Like the old song says, "the news is out.all over town". The King of the Blues, B. B. King, is coming back to town for one show only on November 27th at the Adler Theatre in Davenport! Hot off the release of his mega-hit CD and music video with Eric Clapton, "Ridin' With the King," B. B. King returns to the Adler Theatre, as one stop on his 75th Birthday Tour, along with very special guest Bernard Allison. Allison is, or course, the son of the late and great Blues legend Luther Allison, and has long been a favorite on the midwest Blues circuit. The show starts at 7:30 p.m., and advanced tickets are $49.50, $37.50 and $27.50 at the Adler Theatre Box Office. Tickets are available by phoning Ticketmaster at (319)326-1111, where additional convenience/handling charges will apply. For more on B. B. King, visit his official website at www.bbking.com

95. Albany Records Orchestral BENNETT LERNER, pianist Music By My Friends $16.99. More Information Add 1 toBasket WEBB, adler, RAN, YI, PUTS New Music from Bowling Green, Vol. IV http://www.albanyrecords.com/cgi-bin/miva?Merchant2/merchant.mv Screen=CTGY&Stor

96. NOISE: About Us Christopher adler, piano and composerin-residence As a pianist and conductor,he has performed with many of the West coast s finest improvisers, http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Den/2293/aboutNOISE.html

About NOISE This season Archives San Diego New Music ... Commissioning Program Press NOISE is dedicated to the performance of the music of our time and groundbreaking works of the 20th Century. Founded in 2000 as the ensemble-in-residence with San Diego New Music, NOISE performs an annual concert series NOISE at the Library at the Athenaeum Library in La Jolla, California. NOISE has also performed at Stanford University, the California Institute of the Arts, the University of Virginia, the University of California, San Diego and the University of San Diego. NOISE is active in commissioning and premiering works by emerging composers, including Sidney Marquez Boquiren, Matthew Burtner, Derek Keller, David Lipten, Erik Ulman and Abigail Richardson. NOISE is sponsored by San Diego New Music and the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture. The members of NOISE are: Colin McAllister, guitar Colin McAllister is one of America’s leading contemporary music guitarists. He is known for his adventurous repertoire, wide-ranging versatility, and innovative concert programming. His concerts have taken him throughout the United States and Mexico. Recent highlights include the Pacific Rim Music Festival in Santa Cruz, the Monday Evening Concerts in Los Angeles, the San Francisco sfSoundSeries, Teatro de la República in Querétaro, México, the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, and the "Festival Avant-Garde" in San Diego. In addition, he has presented performances and masterclasses at CIEM in Mexico City, Stanford University, California Institute of the Arts, University of Maryland, University of Virginia, Biola University, and the Colorado College, where he was a visiting artist-in-residence. With flutist Cathy Blickenstaff, he directs the

97. Wisconsin Public Radio - Music Schedule For February, 2005 (Week II) VIVALDI Concerto for Two Cellos in g RV 531; ma and J manson, celos; S adler Canto II for Trombone solo; Vernon, trb (Albany 306 CD) http://www.wpr.org/music/music/mus0502b.cfm

7 Monday BEETHOVEN NETWORK 8AM BERNSTEIN: Candide Overture; NY Phil/Bernstein (Sony 47154 CD) GERSHWIN: Someone to Watch Over Me; Wild, pf (Chesky Rec 32 CD) SCHUBERT: Minuet No. 3 [D 89]; Moscow Virtuosi/Spivakov (RCA 68185 CD) BERWALD: Violin Concerto in c-Sharp Op 2; Ringborg, vln; Stockholm Cham O/Willen (Naxos 554287 CD) 9AM HUMMEL: Piano Trio No. 3 in G Op 35; Beaux Arts Trio (Philips 446077 CD) PARRY: Symphony No. 2 in F "The Cambridge"; London Phil/Bamert (Chandos 8961 CD) 10AM SHOSTAKOVICH: String Quartet No. 1 in C Op 49; Manhattan Qt (ESS.A.Y 1007 CD) L WEINER: Hungarian Folkdance Suite Op 18; The Philharmonia/N Jarvi (Chandos 9029 CD) BIZET: Pearl Fishers: Au fond du temple saint; Bjoerling, t; Robert Merrill, baritone; RCA Victor O/Renato Cellini (RCA 61440 CD) ANDRIESSEN: Menuet; Brautigam, pf (NMClassics 92045 CD) 11AM POULENC: Concerto for Two Pianos in d; Roge and Deferne, pianos; Philharmonia O/Dutoit (London 436456 CD) SARASATE: LISZT: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12 in c-Sharp; Dichter, pf (Philips 416463 CD) KALLIWODA: Concertino Op 110; Goritzki, ob; Polish Cham O/Rajski (Claves 9018 CD)

98. MSS 73, The Karl Weigl Papers In The Irving S. Gilmore Music Library Of Yale Uni In 1921 Weigl married Valerie (Vally) Pick, a pianist and composer. After earningan ma from Columbia University in 1955, she served as Chief Music http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/music/wgl-col.htm

MSS 73, The Karl Weigl Papers in the Irving S. Gilmore Music Library of Yale University Overview Title: The Karl Weigl Papers Dates: 1894-1986, inclusive Created by: Karl Weigl Call number: MSS 73 Repository: Irving S. Gilmore Music Library, Yale University Quantity: 15 linear ft. (31 boxes) Abstract: Music, correspondence and other papers, photographs, and additional materials by and about the Austrian-American composer Karl Weigl (1881-1949), as well as the papers of his wife, the composer Vally Weigl (1899-1982). Organization In 10 series as follows: I. Music. II. Correspondence. III. Writings. IV. Biographical Material. V. Programs and Publicity. VI. Reviews. VII. Photographs. VIII. Other Papers. IX. Vally Weigl Papers. X. Sound Recordings. Administrative Information Access Restrictions: The Papers are open to researchers by appointment. There are no restricted materials in the collection. Please contact Suzanne Eggleston (telephone: 203-432-0497; E-mail: suzanne.eggleston@yale.edu) or Richard Boursy (telephone: 203-432-7883; E-mail: richard.boursy@yale.edu) to schedule an appointment. Acquisition Information: The Karl Weigl Papers were established in the Music Library of Yale University by Etta Ruth Weigl and her sons Karl and Andrew in 1989-1993.

99. STEPPIN' OUT Misha Piatigorsky, jazz composer and pianist, with a $10.000 prize for winningThelonius James adler s Psalm for Michael for oboe, cello and piano, http://www.ascap.com/playback/2004/fall/steppin.html

Fall 2004 Christian Asplund, Judith Bingham (PRS), Philippe Bodin, Sebastian Currier, Geoffrey Gordon, Harold Meltzer, Francis Pott (PRS), Steven Ricks , and Augusta Read Thomas by The Barlow Endowment for Music Composition for the 2004 commission winners. Saul Davis by Philadelphia harp duo, the Simpson-Flanagan Duo, to arrange Mozart's Flute and Harp Concerto for Flute and Harp Duo. The composer-harpist recently premiered Suite Provencal for Harp Duo , a seven-movement work, and Prairie Night , a short solo. Top Randall Davidson's music for a set of poems by Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, Dana Gioia. Maria Jette performed the works in Minnesota. Joan Jeanrenaud , cellist, in William Susman's controversial documentary Oil on Ice.

100. Binghamton University Music Department Composition studies with Karel Husa, Samuel adler and Warren Benson. Performed as pianist and accompanist at Town Hall, Steinway Hall, Brooklyn Museum, http://music.binghamton.edu/menu/faculty.htm

Faculty BRASS COMPOSITION CONDUCTOR HISTORY, THEORY AND ETHNOMUSICOLOGY ... WOODWINDS BRASS Ben Aldridge, trumpet Lecturer of Music (Trumpet). BA, Yale University; MM, Yale School of Music. Member of the Syracuse and Binghamton Symphonies, as well as the Northeast Pennsylvania Philharmonic and the Glimmerglass Opera Orchestra. Performs with and arranges for the Catskill Brass Quintet. Charter member of the International Trumpet Guild. Recordings on Columbia and Redwood records. Donald Robertson, low brass Brian Sternberg, french horn Lecturer (French Horn). BS Ithaca College. Studied the French horn with John Barrows, Joseph Singer, Harry Shapiro, Gunther Schuller, Milan Yancich, John Covert, Robert Prins and Theo Rollins. Performed with such artists as Gary Graffman, Leonard Rose, Placido Domingo, Richard Leech, Toby Hanks (tuba), David Ohanion (French horn-Canadian Brass Quintet), Connie Stevens, Sergio Franchi, Enzo Stuarte, Robert Rauch (French horn), and Barry Tuckwell (French horn). Performing member with the Binghamton Philharmonic, BC Pops, Tri- Cities Opera and Binghamton Woodwind Quintet. Member of the music faculty since 1977. COMPOSITION Paul Goldstaub, theory and composition

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