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Russell Sherman Program Program Notes Return to ... Rile Homepage RUSSELL SHERMAN Russell Sherman, a masterful pianist, has a reputation as a virtuoso and interpreter of remarkable intelligence. He has performed with the country s leading orchestras, including Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and San Francisco, and in prestigious keyboard series from coast to coast. Abroad, his artistry has been heard in major cities in Europe, South America and Asia. According to American Record Guide, A Sherman belongs among the elite of Beethovenians. He is a visionary artist, shedding new light and offering new insights into music that has been heard countless times. He has performed and recorded all five of the Beethoven concerti. Sherman has an extensive discography and his reputation as a recording artist is equal to his reputation as a performer. Bernard Holland reviewing for the New York Times has written, A Mr. Sherman is quite simply one of the best pianists in this or any other country. ACCLAIM FROM THE CRITICS Sherman is a virtuoso, to be sure, but there

12. RS Program Notes But, dear Master, a pianist is not a horse. the notes with wisdom and carefor all that is creative, polyphonic, visionary. russell sherman http://www.rilearts.com/rsprogram.htm

About Russell Sherman Return to Russell Sherman Program ... Homepage Transcendental Études Franz Liszt PROGRAM NOTES All études of great composers aspire to the same condition to become serviceable concert pieces. This requires that their particular technical features be integrated within an inherently satisfying musical statement. The challenge is to provide a compositional forum which allows the technical component to be discreetly (or occasionally indiscreetly) exposed while yet musically contained. The gymnastics should not dominate, but they may charge the musical landscape. Of course Chopin and Debussy play the game most elegantly. Chopin's étude in double thirds does not conceal its awkward task (in which the violation of normal anatomical principles only adds to the charm, like those Chinese youth who walk on their hands and feet with bodies inverted and tummies on top), but displays it as refined frosting on an already substantial cake. Nevertheless, in general the purely technical aspect, however alluring, is artistically dispensable. Without it the lineaments of an attractive piece would still remain. Which should not imply that the technical device is merely plastered on, but rather it is incorporated in relatively seamless fashion within the compositional scheme. In Chopin, however, one can discern the specific technical function exploited. I. Preludio

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Home Classical Catalog Artists New releases Composers Jazz Catalog Artists New releases Other Shopping cart Checkout Favorite Links Discussion ... Contact us GM 2067 Previous Next Russell Sherman: Beethoven Piano Sonatas, Volume 4 The fourth of five double-CD sets in which master pianist Russell Sherman records all of the Beethoven Piano Sonatas. His vision of the Sonatas is boldly expressive — the first three volumes ( GM 2050 GM 2053 , and GM 2057 ) have received widespread critical acclaim, including Stereo Review 's "Pick of the Month," five-star reviews, and numerous mentions on annual Top Ten lists. Sherman began his studies at the age of six, and by the age of eleven, was studying with the renowned Eduard Steuermann, friend of Ferruccio Busoni and Arnold Schoenberg. A child prodigy from New York, Sherman graduated from Columbia University in Humanities at the age of fifteen and soon thereafter played solo piano with Leonard Bernstein’s orchestra. Featured on National Public Radio, he has earned a reputation over the years as an interpreter of remarkable insight and imagination both in standard piano repertory and in his vigorous advocacy of contemporary music.

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Faculty Performance Opportunities Life in Boston Apply to NEC ... Finance Your Education Russell Sherman Distinguished Artist-in-Residence Pianist Russell Sherman, who made his debut at Town Hall at age 15, has been acclaimed as a soloist with many major orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the BSO, the Chicago Symphony, and the Philadelphia Orchestra. He has presented recitals throughout the U.S., Europe, South America, and the former Soviet Union. His book of short essays on piano playing and allied activities, Piano Pieces, The Beethoven Piano Concertos: Live at Monadnock, also features the all-star Monadnock Festival Orchestra. B.A., Columbia College (N.Y.). Piano with Edward Steuermann; composition with Erich Itor Kahn. Recordings on Advent, Sine Qua Non, Vanguard, Pro Arte, Albany, GM. Related links: www.rilearts.com

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Faculty Performance Opportunities Life in Boston Apply to NEC ... Finance Your Education Sergey Schepkin Music History and Musicology Sergey Schepkin has won praise for his performances and recordings of J.S. Bach,and was hailed by The New York Times as "a formidable Bach pianist." "No one who loves Bach can afford not to listen to these performances," wrote Fanfare about Sergey Schepkin's recording of Bach's Partitas International Piano judged his recording of the First Book of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier as one of the best ever made, along with those of Edwin Fischer and Sviatoslav Richter, and Amazon.com proclaimed, "For Bach Partitas, he is it." The Essential Listening Companion considered Schepkin's recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations The American Record Guide deemed Schepkin "the major Bach pianist of his generation."

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RUSSELL SHERMAN on MUSIC (excerpts from his book entitled "Piano Pieces " If you have a passion for music and the English language, "Piano Pieces" is a book for you. It is a unique autobiographical accounting of Russell Sherman's life in music, his own "transcental etudes" if you will - filtered through the prism of his superb artistic sensibilities. The thoughts and experiences of a lifetime in this most transitory of arts (because it exists in time and space only at the moment one hears it) are distilled in insights, anecdotes and aphorisms that are both delightful and deep. The book is at once cerebral (with numerous, comfortable allusions to literary, historical, and scientific figures and ideas) and down to earth. And it proves without a doubt that next to his wife of thirty-some years, pianist and teacher Wha Kyung Byun ( "Without her I would not be."

18. · You Got Style · Pianoforte-Style: Russell Sherman On Spontaneity And Tension russell sherman, Piano Pieces (New York Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1996 I m no pianist, but I understand the analogy. http://www.yougotstyle.org/archives/000139.html

Home About Links Archives ... Tech You Got Style March 8, 2005 Main W hen I last wrote on music in November I collected in my Soul Music of the Night Long with the New England Conservatory, Sherman is also a fine teacher and, for me, in Piano Pieces , his rare gift of bringing theory to practice is what makes his writing appealing. Take these elegantly, neatly styled two paragraphs on "fluid sponaneity": Heralitus said that you can never step in the same river twice, a chilling insight into the evanescence of all things. But even the flow of water abides by certain principles, an illustration of the more comforting perception that chaos itself has laws. The sponaneity of Artur Schnabel or of Thelonious Monk does not flow from unrehearsed consciousness, or because they never thought about things. It flows because they thought about things so hard and honestly that they were attuned to the puzzles and contradictions which demand a leap of faith, or play. Only from a thorough preparation which teaches all and the limitations of all can the conditions arise for inspired "accidents." Only the anguish and amusements of hard work can train one to perceive the charms of chaos, the dynamics of its properties and improprieties. One sees here that Sherman asks much of his students, and rightly so. But in such cerebration look also on what he asks of their working a "distributive tension" into their performing bodies. It reminds me of Frank Conroy's

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August 20, 2001 Monday, 3:00 PM at Keiter Center Piano Master Class by Mr. Russell Sherman Program Sonata in C Major, Hob 50 Haydn Yeol-Eum Son Sonata in A Major, Op. 101 Beethoven I. Etwas lebhaft und mit der innigsten Empfindung Allegretto, ma non troppo II. Lebhaft. Marschmåßig Vivace alla marcia III. Langsam und sehnsuchtvoll Adagio, ma non troppo, con affetto- Zeitmaß des ersten Stückes Tempo del primo pezzo: tutto il Cembalo, ma piano Presto IV. Geschwinde, doch nicht zu sehr, und mit Entschlossenheit Allegro John Tu and may be one of the following: Dante Sonata Liszt Pei-Yeh Tsai Etude Liszt I-Jing Yeh Ballade in G Minor No.1, Op.23 Chopin Kimberly Chen Russell Sherman , a masterful pianist, has a reputation as a virtuoso and interpreter of remarkable intelligence. He has performed with the country's leading orchestras, including Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and San Francisco, and in prestigious keyboard series from coast to coast. Abroad, his artistry has been heard in major

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Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts Presents The 13th Annual Summer Music Festival at Walnut Hill August 1 - 23, 2004 2004 Program Update: New piano faculty member: Meng-Chieh Liu of Curtis Institute of Music Contact in Taiwan: Mrs. Pi-Chuan Chen Lai, Tel/Fax: 02-2341-7727 New Email: PCLai2003@yahoo.com.tw * Open to public (Subject to Change) Sat. 7/31: Arrival, check into dorm after 10 AM Sun. 8/1: 7:20 AM, Taiwan Students arrive at Boston Logan Airport Sun. 8/1: 1 -3:30 PM, on campus audition Mon. 8/2: 7:30 PM: Mr. Hung-Kuan Chen performs at Orchard Cove Retirement Center. Students are encouraged to attend. About 40 min drive. *Wed. 8/4, 8 PM: Taiwan's Ju Tzong-Ching Percussion Group performance at Harvard's Sander Theatre *Friday, 8/6, 8 PM: piano recital by Mr. Minsoo Sohn *Sun. 8/8, 8 PM: piano recital by Mr. Wei-Han Su *Tues. 8/10, 8 PM: recital by Mann-Wen Lo, violin and Larry Weng, piano Wed. 8/11, 11AM: on campus audition for piano concerto Concerto piece with Longwood Symphony Summer Orchestra this year is: Mozart piano concerto Bb, No.27, K595 Wed. 8/11, 6 PM: Boston Museum of Fine Arts

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