21. August 20, 2004 Tzuyin Chou, 15, was the 2nd prize winner of the Taiwan Baroque Viola Music It takes place every summer in August at Walnut Hill School, Natick, ma. http://www.chineseperformingarts.net/Summer_2004/082004.htm

August 20, 2004 Friday, 8:30 PM Student Gala Concert Program 1. Mozart: Oboe Quartet, K370 I. Allegro Sophie Hsuan-Fong Chen, oboe Po-Yao Lin, violin Yi-Ting Chen, viola Li-Hua Tseng, cello 2. Mozart: Fantasy for Four Hands Ein Stück für Ein Orgelwerk In Einer Uhr KV 594 Ein Orgel-Stück Für Eine Uhr KV 608 Yi-Ting Chen, piano Tina Ho, piano 3. Joyful Festival Marvel Ang, dulcimer Eric Wu, piano 4. Spring Arrived Yu-Cheng Lin, erhu Marvel Ang, dulcimer 5. Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 15 Sophie Hsuan-Fong Chen, piano Intermission 6. Poulenc: Sonata for Oboe and Piano I. Elegie Cathy Kai-Chien Yang, oboe Caroline Liao, piano 7. Chopin: Ballade Op. 38 David Ta-Wei Tsai, piano 8. Chopin: Sonata for Cello and Piano in G minor, Op. 65 I. Allegro moderato Li-Hua Tseng, cello Jannie Lo, piano 9. Beethoven: Piano Quartet in Eb Major, Op.16 I. Grave-Allegro Mann-Wen Lo, violin Tzu-Yin Chou, viola Li-Hua Tseng, cello Larry Weng, piano Meet the artists: Marvel Ang will be a junior at the Boston University Academy in September, 2004. He took dulcimer lessons with Mr. Zhang Zheng Tian and later Ms. Ping Li, the principal dulcimer player of the China Central National Orchestra of Traditional Music of Beijing. It is under her guidance and expectation that Marvel achieves his present level of performance. In 2002, Marvel visited Beijing, China and played at the China Music University and for the Presidents of the International Dulcimer Association and Beijing Dulcimer Association. Both gave Marvel very high commendation. Marvel has appeared frequently at various community events receiving high remarks.

22. Music Camp 2001 Mr. yin teaches piano and also shares his vivid performing experiences with Lane, Lincoln, ma 01773. The tapes will be presented to faculty members for http://www.chineseperformingarts.net/01camp.htm

Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts Presents The 11th Annual Summer Music Festival at Walnut Hill August 2 - 23, 2001 Photos from our Music Festival of year 2000 A private lesson with Mr. Lynn Chang, the first prize winner of the 1975 Paganini Violin Competition. Mr. Lynn Chang teaches violin, viola, and coaches chamber music at the music festival. A private lesson with Mr. Yin Cheng-Zong, the second prize winner of 1962 Tchaikovsky Piano Competition. Mr. Yin teaches piano and also shares his vivid performing experiences with the students in seminars and workshops. A private lesson with Mr. Hung-Kuan Chen, the first prize winner of both the 1982 Busoni and the 1983 Authur Rubenstein Piano Competitions. Mr. Chen teaches piano and coaches chamber music at the music festival. In 1993, Mr. Chen's right hand was seriously injured in an accident. He was told repeatedly that he could not expect to play again. Instead, with his determination and practice of QiGong (a traditional Chinese meditation technique) he has regained his ability to perform and returned the stage with rave reviews. Mr. Chen

23. Gateway Pacific Piano Competition Canadian pianist Ronald Turini, gold medal winner at the Queen Elisabeth of Belgium Sydney yin, Gary Eng 1998 cowinner Gary Eng, Justyna Maj http://www.gatewaytheatre.com/concertpiano.html

11th Pacific Piano Competition Gateway Theatre, 6500 Gilbert Road Richmond, BC V7C 3V4 Application Form, Adjudicators Past Winners The Pacific Piano Competition Society is proud to present renowned pianists ROBIN MCCABE, RONALD TURINI and ALVIN CHOW as adjudicators of the 11th Pacific Piano Competition. This event, aimed at promoting musical excellence and increasing performance opportunities for talented pianists, will be held at the Gateway Theatre from Robin McCabe Ronald Turini Alvin Chow This competition is open to students who are at the diploma/degree performance level or above. Closing date for applications will be November 30, 2005 . Application forms are now available on-line ( click here ) or through the Gateway Box Office and Tom Lee Music. Auditions for the 11th Pacific Piano Competition will be held on February 22 and 23, the Second Round on February 24 and the Final Competition on February 25, 2006. For more information, please contact project managers Dorothy Lau or Trudy Morse at or email: piano@gatewaytheatre.com

24. Piano Lessons And Music Instruction For Children In Bellevue And Seattle Eastsi Shiangyin Lee/Cello Thane Lewis/Violin Viola Nathan Medina/Violin (Pianoand Early Childhood Education) ma in Education, BS in Business and BM in http://www.musicworksnw.org/Faculty/faculty_programs.htm

Music Works Northwest A non-profit community music school Faculty Corner Piano Hiro David Natalya Kalendarev Nino Merabishvili Robert Swan ... Kai-Li Yang Jazz Piano John Hansen Fred Hoadley Pipe Organ Chris Fresolone Voice Laura Hauck Kelley Johnson Karen Nestvold Susan Strick Percussion Claire Jones /African Marimba Gunnar Folsom /Percussion Chris Stromquist/Drumset Jack Toker /Drumset Woodwinds Linda Bailey /Flute Richard Cole /Saxophone Celine Ferland /Flute Darlene Franz /Oboe, Recorder Arthur Hegvik /Saxophone, Clarinet Klaus Liebetanz /Flute, Recorder Cynthia Mullis /Saxophone Florie Rothenburg /Clarinet Sandra Saathoff /Flute Strings Jon Hamar /Double Bass Shiang-Yin Lee /Cello Thane Lewis Nathan Medina /Violin Greg Savage /Viola, Violin Cynthia Staruck /Violin Guitar Brendan Bosworth /Guitar Josh Ottum /Guitar Ryan Richter /Guitar Dean Schmidt /Electric Bass Colt Valenti /Guitar Brass Bill Anthony /Trombone Ron Cole /Trumpet Jay Roulston /Trumpet Ryan Schultz /Tuba, Euphonium

25. School Reports No. 9 The number has reached 2727, among whom 801 are ma students and 242 Ph.D. students.yin Chengzong Accepted Adjunct Professorship of Nanjing University http://www.nuaa-us.org/mirrors/nju/xx/xxb.htm

School Reports No. 9 The Opening Ceremony of '96 Graduate Students was Held The opening ceremony of '96 Ph.D. and MA candidates was held on September 18. Han Xing-chen, Secretary of the University Party Committee, leaders of NU, and heads of schools and departments attended the ceremony. This year NU has the largest enrollment of graduate students in the school's history. The number has reached 2,727, among whom 801 are MA students and 242 Ph.D. students. Yin Cheng-zong Accepted Adjunct Professorship of Nanjing University On September 18, NU held a ceremony to confer Adjunct Professorship on Mr. Yin Cheng- zong, the world famous pianist. Vice-president Xie Li presented the certificate and the school badge to Mr. Yin. In his speech " 'The Yellow River' and I", Professor Yin talked about his love for music, ideals in life and the process of composing his piano concerto "The Yellow River". He also answered the questions put forward by the students. Great emphasis has been laid on the students' cultural education in NU. As one of the universities chosen to conduct cultural education on a trial basis, NU offers over 40 selective culture courses, covering a wide range of dancing, Beijing Opera, piano, calligraphy, painting, photography, and appreciation of Chinese and foreign films, music, and arts. About 5,000 students take the culture courses every year. Professor Yin Chen-zong was glad to see the strong cultural atmosphere in NU. [ University -last updated:Nov 5,1996-

26. Chapter IV: "And A Good Time Was Had By All And I tell you this without any shame whatsoever I ma road hog. Just asthe pianist struck the first chord, there was a bonechilling scream from the http://lizmilner.home.mindspring.com/vcross-4.htm

Chapter IV: "And A Good Time Was Had By All..." Molly and Vicki arrived late at the Singer/Songwriter workshop. A blonde woman in buckskins was picking harp-like guitar arpeggios and singing in a high, childlike voice. From headband to moccasins, she was encrusted with fetishes, beads, shells, turquoise and silver jewelry. This, Vicki guessed, must be New Age singer Sierra Moonbeam. As Vicki surveyed the other performers, she realized that she'd stumbled into a sort of sartorial Rosetta stone. For here, in the workshop, there was a cross section of all the major folky clothing styles. At the far left end of the stage, the nerd or filker style of dress was modeled by a gangling, fidgety young man in rumpled jeans, rumpled T shirt, suspenders, and Reeboks. Lounging on the young man's right was a tall, tattooed cowboy. Next to the cowboy sat an androgynous punk rocker type with a buzz haircut, black leather boots and jacket, ripped jeans, and a "Welcome to Washington" T-shirt which featured a picture of a smiley face with the top of its head blown off. At the far right a heavily made up woman in a strapless black velvet evening gown lounged against a piano and stared glassily into the crowd. Behind her a piano player in a tux stifled a yawn. From a tape that was made at the workshop and later turned up as evidence in the trial, Vicki was able to transcribe portions of the workshop that she felt imparted the true flavor of the event. She wishes to thank the workshop participants for permitting her to use this material.

27. ICM - International Creative Management, Inc. The manyfaceted career of cellist Yo-Yo ma is testament to his continual searchfor new ways to a late Qing Dynasty merchant s home called yin Yu Tang. http://www.icmtalent.com/musperf/profiles/60145.html

Dance Classical Talent Theater Contemporary Comedy Special Attractions ... Talent : Profile Yo-Yo Ma The many-faceted career of cellist Yo-Yo Ma is testament to his continual search for new ways to communicate with audiences, and to his personal desire for artistic growth and renewal. Whether performing a new concerto, revisiting a familiar work from the cello repertoire, coming together with colleagues for chamber music, reaching out to young audiences and student musicians or exploring cultures and musical forms outside of the Western classical tradition, Mr. Ma strives to find connections that stimulate the imagination. Yo-Yo Ma maintains a balance between his engagements as soloist with orchestras throughout the world and his recital and chamber music activities. He draws inspiration from a wide circle of collaborators, creating programs with such artists as Emanuel Ax, Daniel Barenboim, Christoph Eschenbach, Pamela Frank, Jeffrey Kahane, Kayhan Kalhor, Ton Koopman, Jaime Laredo, Bobby McFerrin, Edgar Meyer, Mark Morris, Mark O'Connor, the late Isaac Stern, Kathryn Stott, Wu Man, Wu Tong and David Zinman. Each of these collaborations is fueled by the artists' interactions, often extending the boundaries of a particular genre. One of Mr. Ma's goals is the exploration of music as a means of communication, and as a vehicle for the migrations of ideas across a range of cultures throughout the world. To that end, he has taken time to immerse himself in subjects as diverse as native Chinese music with its distinctive instruments and the music of the Kalahari bush people in Africa.

28. IvyMedia - IvyMedia To Sell Yin Chengzong Concert At Carnegie Hall On Feb 21 Cambridge, ma. Working with Amati Conservatory, IvyMedia today started to sell yin This the second Carnegie Hall concert and the second yin Chengzong http://www.ivymedia.com/ps/p1/476.html

Sign In Sign Out Sign Up Account ... Contact Home Bus Tours Vacation Hotels Flights Concert Shopping IvyMedia to sell Yin Chengzong concert at Carnegie Hall on Feb 21 January 13, 2003. Cambridge, MA. Working with Amati Conservatory, IvyMedia today started to sell Yin Chengzong concert at Carnegie Hall on Feb. 21, 2003. This the second Carnegie Hall concert and the second Yin Chengzong concert IvyMedia has marketed so far. Yin Chengzong at Carnegie Hall on Feb 21, 2003 Separately, IvyMedia teamed up with Chinese Performing Arts to co-market a concert by Violinist Cho-Liang Lin and Pianist Andre-Michel Schub at Sanders Theatre at Harvard University. Violinist Cho-Liang Lin, Pianist Andre-Michel Schub at Sanders Theatre on Feb 1 About IvyMedia IvyMedia Corporation is a premier provider for easy-to-use and affordable e-commerce and content management solutions. IvyMedia has developed a cost-efficient online ticketing service that makes bus operators to use the similar online reservation systems operated by major airliners. This online ticketing service has also been adopted by many event organizers for ticketing events such as concerts and conferences. Travel service providers, florists and event organizers are welcome to partner with IvyMedia to provide this low-cost and easy-to-operate online ticketing service (contact: marketing@ivymedia.com or 1-617-354-2101). Security Statement User Agreement Privacy About Us ... Chinatown-Bus.org

29. Yang Wei And Betty Xiang : Press Reviews It possessed a certain yin and yang, this unlikely coming together of Oriental and cellist Jason Duckles and new pianist Rieko Aizawa) to be a young http://www.pipaerhu.com/reviews.htm

Press Reviews THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR Concert review, March 18, 2004 Concert offers distinctive cultural blend By Whitney Smith It possessed a certain yin and yang, this unlikely coming together of Oriental and Occidental cultures that marked one of Ensemble Music Society's most distinctive concert presentations lately, and perhaps in its entire 60-year history. "East Meets West" is the name of a quintet consisting of two ancient, influential Asian instruments and a decidedly Eurocentric chamber group a piano trio. This ensemble embracing the Amelia Piano Trio and the Chinese-born, Chicago-based team of Betti Xiang and Yang Wei is a product of the Silk Road Project organized by cellist Yo-Yo Ma. "East Meets West" is a forum not only for cultural exchange, but for close musical collaboration. Concertgoers have the chance to hear technical virtuosity and expressiveness from two quite different cultures, as well as the synthesis of them both. The group's repertoire at this Indianapolis concert program ranged from traditional music for Chinese instruments to a muscular rendition of an early 20th-century chamber music staple Maurice Ravel's Piano Trio in A minor on through new works created for the group by Chinese-American composer Lu Pei. In the air at Wednesday night's concert at the Indiana History Center Theater was a clear fascination with the erhu (a bowed lute sometimes referred to as the Chinese violin) and the pipa (a pear-shaped, plucked lute).

30. Northwestern University School Of Music: Music Performance Faculty Profiles Saxophonist and pianist, North Texas Klavier Wind Project and GIA TMPB recordings . Recordings The yin and the Yout, Don’t Be Scared Anymore (one of best http://music.northwestern.edu/faculty_profiles/fp_performance.html

Home Faculty Profiles : Music Performance Music Performance Faculty Profiles Conducting and Ensembles Jazz Studies Piano Strings ... Winds and Percussion Conducting and Ensembles Stephen Alltop Senior Lecturer, Conducting and Ensembles/Piano swa440@northwestern.edu DMus, Northwestern University Conductor, harpsichordist, and organist. Director of music, Alice Millar Chapel; harpsichord instructor, chamber music coordinator. Music director, Cheyenne and Elmhurst Symphony Orchestras, Apollo Chorus. Associate Conductor, Peninsula Music Festival. Winner, 2001 Community Orchestra of the Year (Elmhurst) and 1996 Programming of the Year Awards, Illinois Council of Orchestras. Guest conductor across the United States and in Italy. Performances as harpsichordist and organist with Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Minnesota Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Baroque Ensemble, Omaha Symphony, and Symphony II. Recordings on Albany, Cedille and American Gramaphone. Daniel J. Farris

31. The Dreaded Bamboo Curtain File Beijing (the wellknown Chinese pianist yin Chengzong, Liu Zhang, Chu Wanghua, (It s worth mentioning that yin Chengzong performs the piano suite (a http://www.kith.org/jimmosk/clements.html

The Dreaded Bamboo Curtain File One of the best-known works in the Chinese orchestral repetroire, The Yellow River (piano concerto) is based on The Yellow River (cantata) by Xian Xinghai (1905-1945). how Paul Robeson would've sung the piece. haven't Internationale The East is Red The Yellow River (piano concerto) With the official end of the Cultural Revolution in 1976, The Yellow River (piano concerto) (like all Here endeth the history lesson.... Sheng Lihong Both zheng, At the time the original concerto was written, both composers were students at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Chen was born in Shanghai. After studying with his father (a popular Shanghai composer), he entered the Shanghai Conservatorium in 1955; studying with the distinguished PR-Chinese composer, Ding Shande (see below). Peacocks Fly South East is a charming minature (based - i gather - on folk mythology). A wonderful disc... if i can just find Vol. 1 on my next trip, i'll return home happy.... Chen Gang's Wang Zhaojun (violin concerto) appears on another Marco Polo disc (8.223908; with Takako Nishizaki, violin; Lam Fung, pi pa/Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra/Yip Wing Sie). Like the Butterfly Lovers (concerto), this is a programmatic work; using a story familiar from its use in Chinese Opera: Zhaojun Crossing the Frontier (at least some of the melodic material used in the concerto is derived from Guangdong (Cantonese) version of the story). The tale is also associated with music written for the pi pa, a kind of Chinese lute; an instrument which plays a significant solo part in this concerto.

32. Yangtze Repertory Theatre Of America, Inc. The Life and Times of Ng Chungyin (A Hong Kong Story) (NY premiere 1998), and pianist Margaret Leng Tan, a noted collaborator of John Cage. http://www.yangtze-rep-theatre.org/whoweare.htm

WHO WE ARE Click here to read: FOUNDERS AND ADVISORY BOARD CHRONOLOGICAL PRODUCTION HISTORY Y angtze Repertory Theatre of America was co-founded by Joanna Chan in 1992 to produce works for and by Asian artists. Since then, has become New York's most significant entry point for dramatic works from Chinese-speaking countries and a place of collaboration for artists from various parts of Asia, especially from Hong Kong, Taiwan and China proper. This is notable considering that for years, Chinese from these areas have not come together socially. Between Life and Death, written and directed by Gao XingJian, the 2000 Noble laureate in literature, at the Cino Theater, Theater for the New City, with Eleonora Kihlberg as Woman and BinJung Lee as the Mime. (Photo by Christopher Thomas) Yangtze's 1997 production of "Between Life and Death," a Beckettian play by Gao Xingjian (commissioned by the French Ministry of Culture), was the only play by that author ever produced in America before Mr. Gao won the 2000 Nobel Prize for Literature. To accompany that production, which was staged at Theater for the New City, Yangtze Rep also presented a month long exhibition of Mr. Gao's ink paintings in the lobby of Pace University's Schimmel Center for the Arts in 1997. To-date, these events are the only full-length presentations of Mr. Gao's work in the U.S.

33. Home New York Choral Society, Uncle Yao Chorus, Pocono Choral Society, Chi yin Chorus World renowned pianist Shikun Liu is the most outstanding Chinese http://www.yangtze-rep-theatre.org/

Joanna Chan, Artistic Director Business office: 22 Howard Street, Suite 3B New York, NY 10013 Phone: 914-941-7575 Fax: 914-923-0733 joannawychan@juno.com WELCOME TO YANGTZE THEATRE OF AMERICA Yangtze Repertory Theatre of America was founded in 1992 to produce works for and by Asian artists. Since then, it has become New York's most significant entry point for dramatic works from Chinese-speaking countries and a place of collaboration for artists from various parts of Asia. THE CULMINATING PRODUCTION OF OUR 2004-2005 SEASON YANGTZE REPERTORY THEATRE OF AMERICA Presents "Variations in a Foreign Land VI" featuring works by three Asian choreographers: Cha-Lee Chan, Kun-Yang Lin and Sridhar Shanmugam Remembering the recent catastrophic tsunami WHERE AND WHEN: Sept. 22-25, 2005 Merce Cunningham Studio, 55 Bethune St. in Greenwich Village, New York City Thurs. and Fri. at 9:00 pm; Sat. and Sun. at 8:00 pm

34. Welcome To The Music Department Jonathan Rogers, flute. Wingyin Wong, piano intermission Katharine Snyder, I-Lin Lee (assistantdirector/pianist) http://www.music.buffalo.edu/ensembles/plosion.shtml

General Information Facilities Resources Academic Programs Contact / Search GENERAL INFORMATION About the Department Admissions Courses Concert Series ... Degree Programs FACILITIES Baird Hall Slee Hall Hiller Studios RESOURCES Faculty and Staff Ensembles Music Library MuGSA ... June in Buffalo ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Performance Composition Music Theory Historical Musicology ... Music Librarianship University at Buffalo Department of Music Cheryl Gobbetti-Hoffman PLOSION Plosion Concert Quartet 2004: Chia-En Lee, MM '07; ChungLin Lee, MM '05; Jonathan Rogers, MM '06; Sabatino Scirri, BM '05, MM '07 About Plosion Course Info Plosion Concerts: PLOSION: UB's Flute Ensemble, directed by Cheryl Gobbetti-Hoffman UB's Concert Flute Quartet is Plosion's primary performing ensemble directed by Cheryl Gobbetti-Hoffman . Among recent appearances have been performances for Discover UB, WBFO-FM Radio's "OPUS: Classics Live", St. Paul's Cathedral Friday Noon Recital Series, Classics on Elmwood, the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, the Rochester Flute Association, Pantasmagoria 2004, UB's Wellness Center, and Adelphia Cable TV's "Crossroads". Additionally, members have participated in the 2003 Coleman Chamber Music Competitions and June in Buffalo Festival concerts. PLOSION was featured in the arts publication ARTVOICE in April 1999. Cheryl Gobbetti Hoffman, flutist

35. Hong Kong Digital #49: Millennium Dragon Hung cheung do ying mandarin Hong qiang dao ying English When ma is killedby a car bomb, Chui starts romancing beautiful Korean pianist Sonia but he http://www.dighkmovies.com/v1/49/49.html

Click here for more information about The Hong Kong Filmography February 5th, 2001 Issue #49 HOME E-mail: hkdigital@zxmail.com BACK ISSUES Hong Kong Digital is a recurring series of movie reviews by John Charles a film reviewer for Video Watchdog magazine and the author of The Hong Kong Filmography. Recent Issues An Eternal Combat The Teacher Without Chalk Cold War Romancing Bullet The Blood Rules More ... Millennium Dragon (1999; Pro Film): 2/10 Cover art courtesy Widesight. Cantonese: Hung cheung do ying Mandarin: Hong qiang dao ying English: Red Square Thieves Yuen Biao (left) and Ben Ng Ngai-cheung (right). Image courtesy Widesight. While it left much to be desired as a movie, one of the main pleasures to be had from A MAN CALLED HERO was the inclusion of Yuen Biao in a supporting role. While Jackie Chan achieved new heights of stardom in the late 90s, Ah Biao found himself cast in pictures more and more unworthy of his talents. Sammo Hung squandering his talents in the abysmal MARTIAL LAW series was depressing enough but one can only wonder how "third brother" must have felt stuck in swill like TOUGH BEAUTY AND THE SLOPPY SLOP and THE HAUNTED HUNTER. Unfortunately, MILLENNIUM DRAGON continues this sad pattern, thanks to a ludicrous storyline, poor production, and the consistently deadly hand of former kung fu star turned hack director, Phillip Ko Fei (who also has a supporting role here).

36. Performing Arts History Review - Music 1971, Quen yin Music Digest was published with Zhang Bang Yen being the Programs included Bang Di Concerto by ma Shui Long, and Dragon Dance by http://www.cyberstage.com.tw/english/events/page_2.jsp?StartYear=&EndYear=&Event

37. Upcoming Amherst, MA Chamber Events Amherst, ma Area Chamber of Commerce. Event pianist Leon Fleisher in benefitappearance (for program visit Web site) Place Yellow Barn concert hall on http://www.amherstarea.com/events/index.cfm/fa/showmonth/month/8/year/2005/showa

All upcoming Events Monthly Wine Reception at Chandler's Restaurant September 2, 2005 - December 2, 2005 - 6:00-9:00 An Artful Life of Wine: Monthly wine and hors d'oeuvre reception , with music by Espresso Jazz. Featured artists: 9/2 Stan Ruszala 10/7 Paul Teeling 11/4 Ed O'Brien 12/2 Joey Skroski Reservations suggested; call 413-665-1277 Open Hearth Cooking Demonstrations September 3, 2005 - September 25, 2005 Open hearth cooking demonstrations in an 18th century kitchen! At Historic Deerfield, free with admission. Dates are September 3, 10, 17, 24 and 25. Please call 413-774-5581 for more information. More Info Wednesday Mystery Dinner Theater at Chandler's Restaurant September 7, 2005 - December 28, 2005 - 6:30 Enjoy a delicious three-course meal and particpate in another laugh-a-minute whodunit! Prizes issued to the cunning sleuths who solve the mystery. $30/person. Dates: 9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 11/30, 12/7, /12/14, 12/21, 12/28 Reservations suggested; call 413-665-1277 Music and Obotron Rides September 8, 2005 - September 29, 2005 - 8:00-8:30

38. Guru Ratings – Miscellaneous Teachers (neither This Nor That) Shri Anandi ma F b1958 Indian based in US, travels, meditation, varied yogas, Bei yin * M 70ish German based in Ibiza, poet, meditation, http://www.globalserve.net/~sarlo/RatingsO.htm

Sarlo's Guru Rating Service Miscellaneous (not fitting elsewhere) The teachers in this exploding category do not necessarily claim to be enlightened. What they have in common is a) a humble or retiring enough public image to avoid getting rated with the big guys, or perhaps just starting out, and b) they don't fit in to the other teacher categories. Some Kriya yogis, some hybrids, and some very miscellaneous others. An eclectic lot. If any of them turns out to be the next Avatar or Messiah, please let me know ( Feedback Some descriptive information is included. An asterisk (*) indicates they don't really have their own sites, just an interview or short description on someone else's site. And a yellow asterisk ( ) = suggested or located by visitor, thank you. Swami Abhishiktananda * M 1910-1973 French aka Dom Henri Le Saux Xian/Hindu crossover, author, Sri Gnanananda. New URL Acharya S F 40ish American aka Surmani, archaeologist, author, scholar exposes shoddy claims in especially mainstream religions Adhyatma Chaitanya Indian (Kerala) b1955 Vedanta + devotion, many years in Himalayas, this and that, developing in west, Ammachi, Chinmayananda. New URL

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40. Asia Society Presents An Evening With Bright Sheng, Shen Wei, Douglas Chi Chiu Y Bright Sheng is a renowned composer, conductor and pianist. Oxnam has degreesfrom Williams College (BA) and Yale (ma, Ph.D.) and is now serving as http://www.asiasociety.org/pressroom/rel-lec_kai-yin_lo04.html

Our Sites Asia Society AsiaSource AsiaFood AsiaSocietyMuseum InternationalEd Exhibitions Social Issues Culture Performing Arts ... Sponsorship Press Releases Recent General Announcements Arts and Culture Policy and Business ... Asia Society in the News ASIA SOCIETY PRESENTS AN EVENING WITH BRIGHT SHENG, SHEN WEI DOUGLAS CHI CHIU YOUNG AND ROBERT B. OXNAM The Kai Yin Lo Distinguished Program Series Wednesday, June 2, 2004 AT 6:30 PM 725 Park Avenue at 70th Street, New York City Bright Sheng, Shen Wei, Douglas Chi Chiu Young and Robert B. Oxnam This evening program, introduced by Nicholas Platt, President, Asia Society, will take place at Asia Society, 725 Park Avenue at 70th Street Admission: $7 students; $10 members; $15 nonmembers Advance registration suggested. For tickets please call Box Office at (212) 517-ASIA. Press interested in covering the programs should contact the Public Relations department at (212) 327-9271 or pr@asiasoc.org

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