61. Performances Memory, Mourning and Machines, solo recital by pianist Geoffrey Burleson. blair mcmillen, piano. December 4, 2004 at 800 pm in Wolfensohn Hall, http://www.princeton.edu/~bwhite/perform.htm

barbara white 2000 Performances 2001 Performances 2002 Performances 2003 Performances ... 2005 Performances 2000 Performances And Hannah Prayed. Dance score with choreography by Joan Wagman. Momentum Interdisciplinary Arts. Eddy Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA. March 10-12, 2000. Chansons D'Amour and The Sojer and the Throut. Roger Zahab and Michael Smith, violins. Momentum Interdisciplinary Arts. Eddy Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA. March 10-12, 2000. Third Rule of Thumb. Fromm Foundation Commission for the Talujon Percussion Quartet . Taplin Auditorium, Princeton, NJ. March 22, 2000. No Man's Land. Barbara White, clarinet. Fromm Foundation Concert. Paine Hall, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, March 24, 2000. When the Smoke Clears. Princeton Composers' Ensemble: Anna Lim, violin; Michael Lowenstern , clarinet; Nancy Zeltsman , marimba. Taplin Auditorium, Princeton, NJ, May 16, 2000. The Rollstone Marches and Raging River, Rolling Stone. Continental Harmony commission from the American Composers Forum . There are two events: The Rollstone Marches: Fitchburg High School Bands, directed by Paul Morey, Independence Day Parade (10 a.m. along Main Street), Fitchburg, MA, July 4, 2000.

62. A Pianist On The Cutting Edge pianist blair mcmillen, one of the newest and youngest members of the Yamahaartist roster, is also one of the busiest. In November, he will be traveling to http://www.yamaha.com/publications/accent/Accent404/13-pianist.html

P ianist Blair McMillen McMillen has a talent for bringing contemporary piano literature to life. The New York Times Dust and a world premiere written for me by a wonderful composer named Su Lian Tan Barbara White Emily Doolittle Jon Magnussen Andrew Imbrie Mario Davidovsky and John Harbison , whose Gatsby Etudes The Great Gatsby previous next

63. Music Directory: Chamber Ensembles Gregory Oakesclarinet, blair mcmillen-piano, Nathan davis-percussion. John Walter, the pianist and artistic director of the Richmond Chamber http://www.jazar-music.com/directory/Styles/Classical/Chamber_Ensembles/

Jazar-music Bands and Artists Dedicated To Music! Chamber Ensembles All you ever wanter to know about "Chamber Ensembles", links, news, articles, buy cds, and many more... Music Directory Styles Classical : Chamber Ensembles Chamber Orchestras String Quartets Guitar Woodwind Quintets ... Presenters Links Alaria Chamber Ensemble - (New York City, NY) Piano, violin, and cello. Site includes profiles and performance schedule. Amabile Players - (Sydney, Australia) Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, and String Trio. Present regular community chamber music concerts. Elisabeth Mitchelmore-vln, Valmai Coggins-vla, Christopher Lockhart Smith-vc, Libby Pring-fl, Telena Ruth-ob, and Euen Huggett-clar. Amici Ensemble - (Canada) Clarinet, Cello and Piano. performs classical repertoire and commissioned works by Canadian composers. Joaquin Valdepe±as-clarinet, David Hetherington-cello, Patricia Parr-piano. Atlanta Chamber Players - (Atlanta, Georgia USA)Present a variety of performances in Atlanta and throughout the region, including subscription concerts, radio and television broadcasts, touring residencies, soiree concerts, educational and special audience programs. Bax Duo - (UK) Viola and Piano. Specialize in British 20th-Century repertoire. The Bax Duo recreate the style and presentation of a chamber recital of the early 1900's introduced with background information given about each of the works. Graham Bennett-piano and Gregory Sheppard-viola.

64. Classical Discoveries Playlist-10/15/2004 and BRUCE BRUBAKER pianist (A*12) Philip Glass - Metamorphosis Two - Bruce blair mcmillen, Piano - Private (A*12) Links for CD information http://ourworld.cs.com/clasdis/playlist20041015.html

CLASSICAL DISCOVERIES PLAYLIST Home About Classical Discoveries About Marvin Rosen Classical Discoveries Guestbook Current Playlist All Playlists Guests of Classical Discoveries Links Marvin Rosen - the Pianist New music presentated on Classical Discoveries Marvin's Favorites Friday, October 15, 2004 - 6:00 to 11:00 AM -classical music daily from around the world New Music Box - Monthly Web Music Magazine Tobias Hume - Musicke and Mirth - Les Elements - Adda - 581033 Joan Brudieu - "Missa pro Defunctis" - Coral Sant Jordi, Oriol Martorell, Conductor - PDI - 80.1041 Paul Le Flem - "Sept pieces enfantines" - Rheinische Philharmonie, James Lockhart, Conductor - Cybella - CY866 (J*01)... Johannes Ockeghem - "Fors seulement" - Romanesque - Ricercar - 206302 (K*02)... Arthur Benjamin (N*02)... Dietrich Buxtehude - "In te, Domoine, speravi" - Aradia Ensemble , Kevin Mallon, Conductor - Naxos - 8.557041 (N*04)... Stefania de Kenessey - Magic Forest Dances - William Meredith, Oboe, Stefania de Kenessey, Piano - North/South Recordings - N/S R 1023 (N*02)...

65. Classical Discoveries Guests Jon Magnussen Toccare! - blair mcmillen, Piano - Private ELAINE VANDERPLATE HELD - pianist AND SUPPORTER OF WOMEN COMPOSERS http://ourworld.cs.com/clasdis/guests.html

66. Kalvos And Damian Ought-One Festival: Ought One Have Attended? Tilles s The Kitchen Table and Raw Silk (A Rag) show this pianist s fascination with Gabriel Bolkosky (vn), HaYang Kim (cello), blair mcmillen (pno), http://ought-one.com/ought1-reviews06.html

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67. Performances 2001-03 87 (Kimberly Hughes, mezzosoprano, blair mcmillen, piano and Stephanie Griffin Oboe sonata (Alison Teale, oboe - no mention of pianist?, in the Purcell http://www.geocities.com/eschiss1/rubbradir/rperf01.html

String Quartet 4 (Dante Quartet in Cheltenham, January 10 2001) Violin Sonata no. 2 (Endymion Ensemble at London's South Place Ethical Society, February 4 2001) Discourse for cello and harp (Caroline Dearnley, cello, and Lucy Wakeford, harp (Britten Sinfonia Soloists,) at Luton Music Club, February 5 2001) Sonata for cello and piano (Raphael Wallfisch and John York, in Loughborough, Mar. 10 2001) Song of the Soul (in a program also containing works by Elgar, Handel, Stanford, Blackford, Parry and Oldroyd, conducted by Harrison Oxley, with the St. Cecilia Singers, St. Edmundsbury Choir and Orchestra, Gordon Pullin, tenor, at The Cathedral, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, on Mar. 17 2001) Symphony no. 8 (Anthony Barrett conducting the University Orchestra at U. Sheffield, Mar. 18 2001) Violin Concerto (Krysia Osostowicz, violin, Nicholas Kok conducting the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in Studio One, April 1 2001 - this performance was later broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and was in the same concert as a performance of Brian's symphony no. 5 which was also later broadcast) Two Sonnets of William Alabaster, op. 87 (Kimberly Hughes, mezzo-soprano, Blair McMillen, piano and Stephanie Griffin, viola at the Juilliard School, New York, April 3 2001)

68. Pianist blair mcmillen Blanca Uribe Bob Alberti Bob Baldwin Bob James Bohdan Bubak Boris Bekhterev Brad Mehldau Bradley Joseph Bradley Mariska 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

69. Walden School - Concert Series Walden s 2003 Concert Series will commence with a recital by pianist and Walden HaYang Kim (cello), blair mcmillen (piano), Nathan Davis (percussion) http://www.waldenschool.org/concert/2003series.shtml

Overview 2005 Series Past Artists Concert Series Saturday, July 5, 2003, 8:00 pm Nnenna Ogwo, Piano Walden's 2003 Concert Series will commence with a recital by pianist and Walden Alumna Nnenna Ogwo . A graduate of Oberlin Conservatory, a recipient of a Fulbright Award, and a D.M.A. candidate at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, Ms. Ogwo is actively committed to working with composers, performing and premiering their work in order to help insure the vitality and continuity of contemporary music. The Walden School is honored to welcome Nnenna Ogwo's return to our community - both as an alumna and as a featured concert artist. Friday, July 11, 2003, 8:00 pm Clogs - Performing music from their Spring Concert Tour in Great Britain Residency July 9 - 13 Padma Newsome (viola), Bryce Dessner (guitar), Rachael Elliott (bassoon), Thomas Kozumplik (percussion), CLOGS , a dynamic New York-based contemporary and improvising ensemble, features the music of Australian composer and violist, Padma Newsome, with American musicians and composers Bryce Dessner, guitar; Rachael Elliott, bassoon; and Thomas Kozumplik, percussion. The group blends the sounds of contemporary classical music, the traditional rhythms and harmonies of folk music from various cultures, and the raw energy of rock into its own, idiosyncratic style. This concert will feature music from their spring tour in Great Britain. Sunday, July 13, 2003, 7:00 pm

70. Jon Magnussen's Toccare! - NewMusicJukebox.org , Commissioned by the extraordinarily gifted pianist blair mcmillen,Toccare! was composed at the Institute for Advanced Study during the spring...... http://www.newmusicjukebox.org/composers/c_composition.asp?ComposerID=17867&Acto

71. West Nottingham Academy Campus Weekend. 12 Lincoln s Birthday SGA Winter Formal Dance. 13 3on3 BasketballMusic at Nottingham blair mcmillen, pianist 3pm, 14 Valentine s Day http://www.wna.org/NewWebPage/webimages/subpages/calendarsp2.htm

Home About WNA Academics Admission ... Making a Gift 2004-2005 Calendar February August September October November ... June Sunday Monday Tuesday WNAPA Meeting 6:30 pm Wednesday Ground Hog Day WNA News Deadline Family Style Dinner Thursday Winterim Experiences Friday Winterim Experiences Winter Long Weekend begins after last obligation Saturday Boarders return by 7pm Classes Resume Ash Wednesday Middle School Valentine's Day Party Campus Weekend Lincoln's Birthday SGA Winter Formal Dance 3on3 Basketball Music at Nottingham Blair McMillen, pianist 3pm Valentine's Day Presidents' Day 100 Day Dinner for Seniors Washington's Birthday Upper School Winter Musical Upper School Winter Musical Upper School Winter Musical Upper School Winter Musical Second Trimester Assessment Week Directions Virtual Tour Weather Report Contact Us ... Site Map West Nottingham Academy 1079 Firetower Road, Colora, Maryland, USA 21917

72. Recent Concerts Of Marc Peloquin Jenny Lin, Gregory McCallum, blair mcmillen, Beata Moon, Lisa Moore, FredericRzewski, by Frances Poulenc, with Roberto Hidalgo, pianist http://www.marcpeloquin.com/recent.htm

Home Biography Recent Concerts Reviews ... Contact Information Recent Performances of Marc Peloquin December 17, 2004 Split Second Piano Ensemble 9:00 p.m. Roubaix, France Marc Peloquin and Roberto Hidalgo Music of Rzewski, Bolcom, Stravinsky, and Brahms December 13, 2004 Split Second Piano Ensemble 7:00 p.m. Faust Harrison Pianos 205 West 58th Street New York, NY 10019 Marc Peloquin and Roberto Hidalgo Music of Rzewski, Bolcom, Stravinsky, and Brahms September 25, 2003 88 Keys: A Celebration of the Piano Concert for 21 Pianos Winter Garden, World Financial Center New York City 7:30 p.m. No tickets required Map and Directions Music by Daniele Lombardi Sinfonia Nos. 1 and 2 for 21 Pianos, first U.S. performance Threnodia for 21 Pianos, first performance, dedicated to the victims of September 11, 2001 Other pianists: Mirian Conti, Kerstin Costa, Anthony de Mare, Jed Distler, Stephen Gosling, Alpin Hong, Eri Kang, Sachiko Kato, Claudia Knafo, Jenny Lin, Gregory McCallum, Blair McMillen

73. AMERICAS SOCIETY Tuesday, October 29, 2002. Sonia Rubinsky, Brazilian pianist Nicolas Hodges,Cherryl Seltzer and blair mcmillen, and violist Stephanie Griffin. http://207.21.242.176/as/events/2002season.html

Annual Reports Art Catalogues Articles Books: Public Policy ... Press Coverage Press Releases For Immediate Release Wednesday, August 21, 2002 Contact: Jesse M. Gutierrez Director, Communications Ph. 212.249.8950 THE AMERICAS SOCIETY ANNOUNCES 2002-2003 CONCERT SEASON: "MUSIC OF THE AMERICAS" New York, August 20, 2002 - The Americas Society is pleased to announce the schedule of its 2002 - 2003-concert season, "Music of the Americas." All performances will be held at the Americas Society located at 680 Park Avenue, New York City (corner of 68th street), concerts begin at 7:30 PM, and general admission is $15 and $10 for seniors and students, unless otherwise noted. "The main goal of 'Music of the Americas' is to present a balanced season of concerts and educational components that cover a wide range of styles, regions and time periods, to increase awareness of music by composers from Latin America, Canada, and the Caribbean," said Amb. Myles Frechette, President of The Americas Society. "In October, we will present a special pair of concerts focused on the 'Jewish Music of the Americas', which are designed to explore how musicians have taken and mixed Jewish music with folk music of Latin America and/or with different classical traditions," continued Frechette.

74. Counter)induction : News The soloist was blair mcmillen, the young pianist of Counter)induction, who withhis performances on this program announced himself as a prodigiously http://counterinduction.com/news.php?newsID=000005

75. Town Topics 8 pm pianist blair mcmillen; Wolfensohn Hall, Institute for Advanced Study.8 pm Boheme Opera New Jersey; St. Mark United Methodist Church, Hamilton. http://www.towntopics.com/nov2404/events.html

Web Edition NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT COLUMNS CONTACT US HOW TO SUBMIT BACK ISSUES Wednesday, November 24 Noon: Drumthwacket Tour. Every Wednesday. Reservation required; call (609) 683-0591. 8 p.m.: Princeton Country Dancers; Suzanne Patterson Center. 8 p.m.: Celadine; George Street Playhouse, New Brunswick. Also Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. 9 p.m.: Thanksgiving Eve Party; Triumph Brewing Company, Nassau Street. Thursday, November 25 Thanksgiving Friday, November 26 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.: American Repertory Ballet's The Nutcracker; McCarter Theatre. 4:30 p.m.: Annual Tree Lighting; Palmer Square. 7 p.m.: Roxey Ballet, The Nutcracker ; Villa Victoria Theater, Ewing. Also Saturday at 3 p.m. 8 p.m.: A Company of Wayward Saints ; The Hun School. Also Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. 8 p.m.: New Jersey Symphony Orchestra; Richardson Auditorium. 8 p.m.: Hot 'n' Cole - A Cole Porter Celebration ; Off-Broadstreet Theatre, Hopewell. Also Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m.: These Crowded Streets; Triumph Brewing Company, Nassau Street.

76. Bard College Press Releases - Full Story pianist blair mcmillen leads a varied life as soloist, chamber musician, andteacher. Hailed by the New York Times as “lustrous,” “riveting,” and “a http://www.bard.edu/news/releases/pr/fstory.php?id=860

77. Da Capo Chamber: Da Capo Celebrates Bard Guest artists include soprano Kimberly Kahan, violinists David Bowlin and JaneChung, violist Lois Martin, and pianist blair mcmillen. http://www.musiciansnews.com/24/da_capo_chamber_da_capo_celebrates_bard.shtml

MusiciansNews GuitarsMusicGear BassMusicGear DigitalPianosKeyboards ... Home Email Password Short Remember Me Help? Free Membership Search Products Manufacturers News and Articles Message Boards Artists and Bands Sheet Music Tab Log in Email Password Help? Free membership Manufacturers Behringer ... MIDI Easy Guitar Method 1 - Acoustic and Electric Guitar Course Easy Keyboard/Piano Method 1 Buy Used/Cheap/new Recording Producing Dance and Techno Music producing,dance,techno,beats,dj Songwriting and Lyrics Learn to write songs in 2 weeks! Music Theory, Lyrics, Melody, Chord Progressions ... Guitar Playing Made Easy, daily, weekly, beginner and PRO Da Capo Chamber: Da Capo Celebrates Bard The Da Capo Chamber Players will perform a special concert on Friday, April 11, at 8:00 p.m. in Olin Hall at Bard College. The performance, "Da Capo Celebrates Bard," features works by Bard professor Joan Tower, two Bard alumni, three Bard students, and George Crumb. Presented by The Bard Center, the program is free and open to the public. "Music at Bard is intensely creative," says Patricia Spencer, visiting associate professor of music at the College and flutist with Da Capo. "It evokes a spirit of much earlier times, when all performers were composers and vice versa." Da Capo will perform Joan Tower's Turning Points for clarinet and strings; two works by Bard alumni, At the Edge by David Homan '01, and Six Small Pieces for Clarinet and Piano by Daniel Sonenberg '92; and three works by Bard students, Gloria by Tucker Fuller '03, Beachcomber by Andrew Schulze '03, and Liminality and Communitas by Sergei Tcherepnin '04. Also on the program will be Eleven Echoes of Autumn (1965), composed by George Crumb.

78. Juilliard | The Juilliard Journal Online I will play with two wonderful musicians—pianist blair mcmillen and percussionistMatthew Gold, both Juilliard alumni—and the program will include Riegger s http://www.juilliard.edu/update/journal/j_articles489.html

Vol. XX No. 6 March 2005 Presser Award Funds an Examination of Unique American Composers By MIRANDA CUCKSON A recital of works by 20th-century American composers reveals their ability to balance European classical tradition with uniquely American elements. I discovered Finney's work at a time when I had become especially interested in the tenuous place of American composers in contemporary society and within the context of classical music's largely European heritage. Finney's effort to reconcile tradition and modernism, and to link European and American elements, seemed to me to illustrate an essential dichotomy in America's cultural history—and this thought, combined with my musical response to his work, led me to make his recital works for violin the subject of my doctoral document. Eager to interpret and realize this music on my instrument, I also arranged to perform the pieces at the New York Public Library and to record them for Centaur Records. The satisfaction of working on these projects gave me another idea: What about a recital of works by 20th-century Americans? Having been intrigued by Finney's involvement with Berg and with nationalistic concerns, I thought it would be illuminating to place his work in relation to other Americans who were deeply influenced, in one way or another, by the German classical tradition and/or the 12-tone method emanating from Vienna. This focus has personal relevance, because my father, Robert Cuckson, is a composer of Austrian and English parentage, and a naturalized U.S. citizen like myself. His music features a predominance of melody and counterpoint, both tonal and atonal, as well as Bach-like figuration and forms. Nonetheless, his work neither adopts nor rejects German ideals, attempting instead a broad synthesis that freely incorporates various harmonic approaches. I excitedly thought of programming a new solo piece by him.

79. Elizabeth R. Austin Winter 2005 An American Triptych was performed March 18 by pianist Ed Fry at the Indiana blair mcmillen presented the same work June 19 at the American Composers http://www.sai-national.org/pubs/win05/eaustin05.html

The 2005 American Composers Update as published in PAN PIPES, Volume 97, Number 2 Elizabeth R. Austin* Elizabeth R. Austin is currently the President of Connecticut Composers, Inc. The composer is featured on several different Web sites including: www.amc.net/member/Elizabeth_Austin/home.html Premieres A Falcon Fantasy was first heard September 25, 2004, in a Weimar, Germany, performance by guitarist Chris Bilobram and pianist Reinhard Wolschina Performances Prague Sonata for horn and piano was presented February 8, 2004, by Petr Cigler and Patricia Goodson in Prague, T he Czech Republic. A Birthday Bouquet for soprano and piano was performed February 25 by soprano Francoise Vanhecke for the New York (NY) Women Composers. An American Triptych was performed March 18 by pianist Ed Fry at the Indiana (PA) University Festival of Women Composers; Blair McMillen presented the same work June 19 at the American Composers Alliance Festival, New York, NY. The Goucher College Composers Festival presented a Concert of Austin Chamber Music on November 8, with Jerome Reed and other performers, in Baltimore, MD.

80. Newsroom pianist James Goldsworthy will accompany soprano Judith Bettina, and on December4 at 800 pm, pianist blair mcmillen will perform. http://www.ias.edu/Newsroom/announcements/Uploads/view.php?cmd=view&id=256

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