81. Violin Videos He talks about playing the violin, vibrato, performances, gives a little erick friedman plays Kreisler He plays many many of Kreisler s pieces very well http://www.sheilascorner.com/video.html

These are video's and DVD's I own. I am adding this page because I do not think everyone is aware these exist. I enjoy them very much. I will try to tell you a bit about them and where to get them. The smiley ratings are my own, others might rate them differently. They range in price from about $19.95 to $50.00. However, a ticket to any of these would cost you more, and you can go again and again and again MIDORI Live at Carnegie Hall It is produced by Sony Classical I highly recommend this video! Midori's Carnegie Hall debut took place on her eighteenth birthday Midori plays Mozart Sonata K.301; Strauss Sonata in E flat; Beethoven, Sonata No.8; Ernst, last Rose of Summer; Chopin, Nocturne in C-sharp minor; Ravel, Tzigane; Debussy, Beau Soir; Sarasate, Zapateado; Poldini, Dancing Doll; During intermission there is a section about her when she was at the Children's Professional School. Mao to Mozart Academy Award winner in 1981 best documentary - This is an excellent video. In 1979 he was invited to China, He performs and also tours music schools in China and attends concerts of both Chinese folk music and also violins. Trying to get a good piano for a concert is an interesting section. Karl-Lorimar Home video Perlman Live in Russia I highly recommend this video! He tours Moscow and gives a master class and tells his thoughts on master classes. He plays: Tartini, Devil's Trill; Kreisler, Liebeslied; Prokofiev, Love for Threee Oranges; Block, Nigun; Wieniawski, Caprice in a minor; Tchaikovsky Andante Contabile from the quartet; Bazzini; Tchaikovsky, Concerto with the Israel Philharmonic. He has an interview at a clinic for the handicapped.

82. Favorite Recordings-Connie's Violin Page Hilary Hahn Mendelssohn and Shostakovich concerti Leonidas Kavakos SibeliusViolin Concerto. erick friedman Tchaikovsky Violin concerto. http://www.geocities.com/conniesunday/recordings.html

Site Map HOME Violin FAQ Music in Films Music Links Musicology Violinists on the Web String Pedagogy Library Favorite Recordings Page Shin’chi Suzuki Studio Policies String-related Listservs String-related WebRings Internet Resources for Violin Students Early Baroque Violin Practice Beethoven Violin Concerto Geminiani Tartini Sightreading Math/Music Curriculum Unit Violin Pedagogy/Adolescent Student String Teachers Questionnaire Survival Guide for String Parents Orchestral Discipline Teacher Directory Studio Policy Papers WebRing John Cage Nicolas Slonimsky Culture Test Love Poetry of Michelangelo Leonardo da Vinci Feminist Bookstore Russell/Einstein Law School Preparation Portraits of Anomaly Yalta Menuhin Wireless Technology Higher Ed Bibliography Virtual Schools of Music Free Stuff Vegetarian Page Musicians Health Listserv ProViolin Listserv ProViolin WebRing Musicology List String Teacher Support Violin Pedagogy Technology Pulitzer Prizes in Music Baroque List Early Music Festivals WebRing Home BOOKSTORES Piano, Viola, Cello New! Conducting/Score Reading New! Suzuki Books Violinist Library Musicology Books Music on Film ... Security Bookstore Favorite Recordings List See also: Music in Films Ravi Shankar, Yehudi Menuhin:

83. Classical Music Films-Connie's Violin Page Sibelius Violin Concerto /De Falla - Nights in the Gardens of Spain erick friedman Plays Fritz Kreisler Dvorak in Prague A Celebration http://www.geocities.com/conniesunday/films.html

Site Map HOME Violin FAQ Music in Films Music Links Musicology Violinists on the Web String Pedagogy Library Favorite Recordings Page Shin’chi Suzuki Studio Policies String-related Listservs String-related WebRings Internet Resources for Violin Students Early Baroque Violin Practice Beethoven Violin Concerto Geminiani Tartini Sightreading Math/Music Curriculum Unit Violin Pedagogy/Adolescent Student String Teachers Questionnaire Survival Guide for String Parents Orchestral Discipline Teacher Directory Studio Policy Papers WebRing John Cage Nicolas Slonimsky Culture Test Love Poetry of Michelangelo Leonardo da Vinci Feminist Bookstore Russell/Einstein Law School Preparation Portraits of Anomaly Yalta Menuhin Wireless Technology Higher Ed Bibliography Virtual Schools of Music Free Stuff Vegetarian Page Musicians Health Listserv ProViolin Listserv ProViolin WebRing Musicology List String Teacher Support Violin Pedagogy Technology Pulitzer Prizes in Music Baroque List Early Music Festivals WebRing Home BOOKSTORES Piano, Viola, Cello New! Conducting/Score Reading New! Suzuki Books Violinist Library Musicology Books Music on Film ... Security Bookstore Music on Film Popular Films Un Coeur En Hiver Also see: Favorite Recordings Page Violin: The Art of Violin: The Devil's Instrument - Transcending the Violin Sibelius - Violin Concerto /De Falla - Nights in the Gardens of Spain Anne-Sophie Mutter - Beethoven's Complete Violin Sonatas Yehudi Menuhin: Violin of the Century ... Mozart - Sonatas for Violin and Piano / Schneider, Oppitz

84. Upcoming Performances He received his first violin lessons from Tim Shackelton of Cobleskill when he with Michael Emery of Schenectady and erick friedman of New Haven, CT. http://www.midtel.net/~audioart/nathan/

Nathan Lawrence, violin RR1 Box 74 * Howes Cave, NY 12092 * e-mail: audioart@mac.com Upcoming Performances Click on a performance for more information. Cobleskill United Methodist Church Nathan Lawrence began studying music at the age of six, taking piano lessons under the instruction of his grandmother. He received his first violin lessons from Tim Shackelton of Cobleskill when he was nearly eleven and later went on to study with Camille Grace. He currently studies with Michael Emery of Schenectady and Erick Friedman of New Haven, CT. While studying music at Houghton College, Nathan studied with violinist Ellen Rathjen. Nathan graduated from Houghton in 1997 with a degree in Violin Performance. An active recitalist and performer, Nathan's concert activities have included numerous recitals and concerts in the Capital Region and throughout New York State. In 1996 he gave the premier performance of Mark Hijleh's Violin Concerto with the Houghton College Philharmonia. He has also held the position of assistant conductor of that orchestra. Nathan is currently a first violinist in the Schenectady, Catskill, and Utica Symphonies, the Skidmore Orchestra, and plays for other Capitol Region orchestras. Nathan plays weekly in church services in the Cobleskill area and, above all else, wants to give God the credit for all of his musical successes. In addition to teaching privately in the Cobleskill area, Nathan is also a violin instructor for the Schenectady County Community College's Music Preparatory School.

85. Rosebud - Violin Players In New York City NY Angela will bring the sounds of the violin to your next event. to Heifetzprotege ,the acclaimed violin virtuoso erick friedman,She has since performed http://www.partypop.com/vendors/4056408.htm

example: Event Photographers Rosebud Telephone: Email: Address: 420 Central Park West New York City, NY 10025 USA Contact: Angela Sullivan Rosebud - Violin Players Angela will bring the sounds of the violin to your next event. She will change the whole atmosphere of your event. BIOGRAPHY OF ANGELA SULLIVAN Angela is known for her beautiful violin sound and deep musical expression. She possesses a unique style of playing and real emotional warmth. She performs on a very high level, whether she is performing a concerto for a large audience, a privater intimate wedding, or party she still puts the same heart felt effort into her music. Performs for: Private Parties Weddings Birthdays Anniversaries Corporate Events and more! For more information please call us: 212-932-7865 Among other cities, Rosebud may serve the following New York City NY areas: New York, Brooklyn, Bronx, Jamaica, Staten Island, White Plains, Flushing, Mount Vernon, Hicksville, Yonkers, Astoria, Far Rockaway, New Rochelle, Bayside, Long Island City, Middletown, Pleasantville, Queens Village, Croton on Hudson, East Elmhurst, Elmhurst, Fresh Meadows, Little Neck, Ozone Park, Ridgewood, Rye, Tarrytown, West Nyack, West Point, Circleville Rosebud is listed under the category of Violin Players : Local and National Listing of Violinists/musicians For Parties, Weddings and Event Entertainment.

86. Chamber Music International A native of Taiwan, KengYuen Tseng began studying the violin at the age of School of Music where he studied with erick friedman and Glenn Dicterow. http://www.chambermusicinternational.org/index.php?main=artists&artist_id=39

87. MMC Recordings CD Catalog - Buy Music Online Today! The Sonata for Violin and Piano was composed in 1950 and first performed by at the Newport Music Festival by erick friedman and the composer in 1981. http://www.mmcrecordings.com/detail.asp?id=38

88. Marshall Arts: Mr. G my sexuality with Mel Ritter, a journeyman orchestral violinist. I wasErick friedman s teaching assistant and manager from 1994 to 2004 when he http://marshallblonsky.typepad.com/marshall_arts/2005/06/mr_g.html

hostName = '.typepad.com'; Marshall Arts Main Mr. G Fast forward the years ten through thirteen, through ever-enlarging violins and bows, through lessons in the Bach Unaccompanied, Dies Irae as well its code, Vitalli Chaconne , Beethoven’s Romanza , the Bach Unaccompanied, Bach Double Concerto (Cerf as my double) and maybe forty of the canon, successfully taught…until I reached…you guessed it: Ysa¿e. I couldn’t. I had plateaued and soon Raymond Cerf had an Idea. I would go with him to the Meadowmount School of Music in the Adirondack’s—run by the world’s greatest violin teacher at the time, Ivan Galamian. Legendary. And why should he let me in with the world’s greatest young talent? I will never know. But Cerf arranged it. Both of us would study from Galamian. And so it came to pass that I took a few trains and joined Cerf in Elizabethtown. And was astonished. Master lessons, a note taker in the window seat (always, for every student); twenty sets of young ears peeled to the curtained French doors as Colombian discovery, Jaime Laredo, played Ysa¿e, tenderly, passionately, Galamian once shouting the rhythm; ten of the happy few standing on a little hill playing the Bach Double (no pianist as the double), as if a single giant fiddle were trying to ascend alone its calls to God; waking to hear Leonard Rose practicing solo cello before breakfast; Galamian at night, speaking Russian, patrolling the grounds with the boxers Mischa and B©b©, on the hunt for fornicators (sex and violinism were antigonic, he insisted…to no one’s appreciation); Turkish A¯la Anderand (who knew how old?) dressed by her mother in flouncy dresses, blond hair in pigtails, her cheeks so over-rouged she looked like a clown—her mother’s invention to make her

89. The Connecticut School Of Music - Liu In the same year, Ms. Liu received a scholarship from Yale University and beganher violin study with violin virtuoso, erick friedman. http://www.ctschoolofmusic.com/liu.htm

THE SCHOOL KENNETH KUO FACULTY CALENDAR ... HOME T ZE- F ANG L B orn in Taipei, Taiwan, Tze-Fang Liu began her violin study at the age of nine. She showed great musical potential and violin playing ability immediately. After studying the violin for only a year and half, she won the first prize at the Young Violinist Competition, presented by Taiwan National Television. From 1986 to 1989, she won several first prize titles in the Taipei Children and Young Artists Music Competitions. In 1987, she was invited by Education Ministry to play in the National Concert Hall in Taipei as a young outstanding violinist. In 1997, she received a scholarship for advanced study in Paris Conservatory. In 1998, she received her bachelor degree at National Institute of the Arts in Taiwan. In the same year, Ms. Liu received a scholarship from Yale University and began her violin study with violin virtuoso, Erick Friedman. During her study at Yale University, she was active in chamber music and worked with the distinguished "Tokyo String Quartet" for two years. In 2000, she received her masters degree and continued her Artist Diploma degree at Yale University. In 2001, she was nominated for "Rising Young Star of the Year" by the National Concert Hall in Taiwan, and gave a series of recitals in her home country.

90. College Of Liberal Arts - Texas A M University Master classes with Sasha Schneider, Isidore Cohen, and erick friedman. Ms.Henry is a devoted teacher of violin and chamber music as well as a http://clla.tamu.edu/perf/MASQ.html

91. American Bach Soloists International Young Artists Bach Competition At Yale he is studying with erick friedman, while at Oberlin he studied withTaras Gabora (modern Violin) and Marilyn McDonald (baroque violin). http://www.americanbach.org/competition/PastWinners.htm

AMERICAN BACH SOLOISTS INTERNATIONAL YOUNG ARTISTS BACH COMPETITION AMERICAN BACH SOLOISTS WEB SITE GENERAL INFORMATION PAST WINNERS ... SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES PAST FIRST PLACE WINNERS

92. Untitled Document A native of New York City, Mr. Devyatkin began his violin studies at the age of to the Manhattan School of Music, he began studying with erick friedman. http://www.beaufortorchestra.org/maestro.htm

Frederick Devyatkin A native of New York City, Mr. Devyatkin began his violin studies at the age of six. Upon admission to the Manhattan School of Music, he began studying with Erick Friedman. While freelancing in the New York metropolitan area, Mr. Devyatkin studied orchestral repertoire with David Nadien. In 1982 Mr. Devyatkin won an audition for the Savannah Symphony where he was a member of the core orchestra for the next nine years. In 1992 he became the music director of the Beaufort Chamber Orchestra, then a community orchestra of about fifteen members with a schedule of three concerts. Today the BCO presents ten concerts a season with forty professional and semi professional musicians. With a budget of $90,000, the BCO's subscription series are sold out. Still living in Savannah with his wife Katie (also a professional violinist), and his two children, Elizabeth, eleven, and Peter, four, Mr. Devaytkin plays the violin in the Masterworks concerts with the Savannah symphony.

93. Monthly Discussions No. 5 - Concerto In D Minor For Two Violins BWV 1043 My favourite recording of Bach´s violin concertos is Alice Harnoncourt´s, Then in his remake with erick friedman and Malcolm Sargent he dispatched this http://www.bach-cantatas.com/MD/MD-BWV1043-DoubleViolin.htm

Discussions of Bach’s Non-Vocal Works - No. 5 Concerto in D minor for two violins BWV 1043 Francis Browne wrote (June 9, 2002): The Concerto in D minor for two violins, the next work scheduled for discussion, is one of the most famous and popular of all Bach's music. The slow movement is invariably included on any compilation of 'The Best of Bach', 'Essential Bach', 'Romantic Bach', 'Bach Adagios' etc and it often represents Bach on more general compilations of classical music. And rightly so. The music is supremely, hauntingly beautiful; and its popularity means there is a wide range of recordings available, often by artists not usually associated with Baroque music. The J.S. Bach Home Page has a list of recordings at: http://www.jsbach.org/1043.html On the Naxos Website you can hear performances by Kojla Blacher and Lisa Stewart with the Cologne Chamber Orchestra (8.554603) and by the sixteen year old Yehudi Menuhin recorded in 1932 with George Enescu and Pierre Monteux (8.110965). The index numbers and 'Search our catalogue' are the easiest way to reach the recordings. It would be interesting to have comments and reactions the work and on as wide a range of recordings as possible.

94. INKPOT#63 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: Singapore Symphony Orchestra - 3 October 1998 Actually, I was not impressed by her performance of the Sibelius Violin Concerto in Having said that, Huei Min s teacher, erick friedman, believes in http://inkpot.com/concert/sso981003.html

Saturday 3 October 1998 Victoria Concert Hall New Asia Series Pre-Tour Concert FELIX MENDELSSOHN Overture from Ruy Blas HENRYK WIENIAWSKI Violin Concerto No.1 in F-sharp minor, op.14 (1853) ANTONIN DVORAK Symphony No.8 in G major, op.88 (1889) LEE Huei Min violin SHUI Lan conductor OVERALL NOISE RATING: 2 (Coughs here and there, but not irritating) The Noise Rating Index is a partially-objective measurement of pager and handphone blasts, 9pm and 10pm watch beeps, coughing-during-the-pianissimo-bits, intra-audience conversation and other mind-bogglingly inept noises emitted in the concert hall during actual performance of music. It is measured on a scale of to 5, in increasing annoyance. This review has been kindly sponsored by the Singapore Symphonia Co. Ltd by Chia Han-Leon Lately, the SSO has been making it a habit of playing unusual overtures. Although I do miss hearing Mendelssohn 's Hebrides "live", I do welcome this educational experience, especially when the signs show they (the SSO) are improving. The last time the SSO performed the Overture from Ruy Blas (on Feb 1, 1997

95. INKPOT#79 CLASSICAL MUSIC FEATURE: Nathan Milstein - An Inktroduction And Tribut Nathan Milstein (1903 1992) was called the prince of the violin (and Violinists taught by him before included Salvatore Accardo and erick friedman. http://inkpot.com/classical/milstein.html

"The most nearly perfect violinist of his time" The story of Nathan Milstein by Loke Hoe-Yeong Nathan Milstein (1903 - 1992) was called the "prince of the violin" (and at one time, the "prince of the bow"). Harold Schonberg, in his obituary of Milstein published in The New York Times , wrote his famous line, "He could well have been the most nearly perfect violinist of his time". However, the name Milstein is rarely mentioned or known among the music-listening public. Which is a sad thing considering the esteem and admiration professional violinists and musicians alike then and now hold for him. But this problem can be easily explained; Milstein was a not "commercial" musician who could "sell". Rather, he was repelled by the demands of celebrity and never indulged much in publicity. The little-known fact is that Milstein's career is the longest ever in the history of violin playing - 72 years, from his official debut playing the Glazunov concerto with the composer conducting(!) in 1915, to his final concert in 1987 playing the Beethoven concerto with the New York Philharmonic, conducted by Erich Leinsdorf. Some time after his final concert, the violinist broke his arm, bring his career to an abrupt halt. A pity, considering that the healthy musician's career could have been ever longer!

96. Jascha Heifetz By Tim Page He showed just what could be done with a violin; if Heifetz is partially to blame (A later reading, with erick friedman, one of Heifetz’s rare students, http://www.newcriterion.com/archive/14/sept95/page.htm

Jascha Heifetz by Tim Page S Apparently, there were few events To date, there has not been a reliable life of Heifetz. And so The Heifetz Collection , a vast trove of sixty-five compact discs (arranged into forty-six self-sufficient volumes) issued earlier this year by BMG S static proven Wunderkinder RCA Victor, then RCA Red Seal, and has now been transmogrified into a division of BMG Classics. The exceptions are some fine performances for EMI The Heifetz Collection BMG was unable to secure the rights. (A London-based magazine called The Strad was an absolute master of the violin miniature. And, because the one-sided 78- RPM H portamento everything The Heifetz Collection contains two chimerical renditions of the Glazunov Concerto in A minor; only Michael Rabin, on EMI H music RPM H agitato Sturm und Drang there The forty-sixth and final box in The Heifetz Collection USC The New York Times T The Heifetz Collection speaks volumes. From The New Criterion Vol. 14, No. 1, September 1995 Back to the top www.newcriterion.com

97. TOM CHIU: CURRICULUM VITAE Violin studies with erick friedman. Wrexham Prize, presented to the outstandingundergraduate in music. William Waite Concerto Winner, soloist with Yale http://perso.wanadoo.fr/www.kaloskaisophos.org/rt/rttc/rttccv.html

TOM CHIU 107 Saint Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 TEL: 1-718-789-9106 tom.chiu.mc.93@aya.yale.edu fluxquartet@yahoo.com CURRICULUM VITAE PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS 2002 Sculpture and Nature, a special performance at the opening night of a new exhibition, entitled Sculpture and Nature, at New York's Isamu Noguchi Museum. With special guests, drone-pop guitarist David First and avant drummer Jim Pugliese. Morphoses, a new work by choreographer Christopher Wheeldon, resident choreographer of the New York City Ballet, and a world premier collaboration with soloists of the New York City Ballet. The FLUX Quartet performed String Quartet No. 1 by Gyorgy Ligeti. String Summit, a festival showcasing new directions in string playing at The Kitchen in New York City. Featuring works by Ornette Coleman, Iannis Xenakis, and new original works by Chiu. 2001-2003 When Morty Met John... Carnegie's Weill Hall, New York City. Three-year series focusing on the friendship and music of John Cage and Morton Feldman, as well as other members of the New York School, including Earle Brown and Christian Wolff. Featured artists include Joan LaBarbara, Margaret Leng Tan, and the FLUX Quartet. 2001 Premier of Chiu's new work, eom, performed by the New York based Downtown Ensemble.

98. ESO -- CD¡BDVD Series A native of Taiwan Keng Yuen Tseng began studying the violin at the age of five School of Music where he studied with erick friedman and Glenn Dicterow. http://www.orchestra.evergreen.com.tw/econsultant.htm

ESO CD¡BDVD Series No. 1 ESO Founding Celebration Concert Conductor¡GKek-Tjiang Lim CD DVD GLINKA/¡mRuslan and Ludmilla¡nOverture BIZET/Carmen Suite DVORAK/Symphony No.9¡uNew World¡v Folk Songs No. 2 Inaugural Concert Conductor¡GKek-Tjiang Lim CD DVD GLINKA/¡mRuslan and Ludmilla¡nOverture RIMSKY-KORSAKOV/Capriccio Espagnol TCHAIKOVSKY/Symphony No.4 Folk Songs No. 3 The Night of Dvorak Conductor¡GKek-Tjiang Lim CD DVD TCHAIKOVSKY/Capriccio Italien ENESCU/Roumanian Rhapsody No.1 DVORAK/Symphony No.8 (first published as No.4) Folk Songs No. 4

99. Reports, International Education Week 2001 In 1997, he received a Fulbright Scholarship to study violin with erick Friedmanat Yale University (in the USA). He performed as a soloist for their http://exchanges.state.gov/iew2001/reports/fulbright-egyptfull.htm

Statements and Press Releases Events and Activities Reports ... Home Binational Fulbright Commission (Cairo, Egypt) The Fulbright Commission Commemorating International Education Week Monday, November 12, 2001 8:00 p.m. PART ONE J.Massene Meditation from Thais F. Schubert Impromptu No. 4 Wael Farouk R. Strauss Allerseelen "All Souls’ Day" G. Puccini Quando M’en vo from La Boheme P. de Sarasate Romanza Andaluza F. Chopin Fantasia Impromptu Op. 66 Wael Farouk D. Argento Spring from "6 Elizabethan Songs" Ch. Gounod Je Veux Vivre from "Romeo et Juliet" Intermission PART TWO F. Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 12 Wael Farouk Pugnani / Kreisler Praeludium and Allegro G. Gershwin Somebody loves me C. Coleman Big Spender F. Liszt Dream of Love No. 3 Wael Farouk F. Kreisler Tambourin Chinois G. Gershwin Summertime G. Gershwin Boy Wanted After the performance refreshments will be served to meet with the artists Yasser El Serafi Violinist First Concertmaster Cairo Symphony Orchestra Dalia Farouk Vocalist Member of Cairo Opera Company She began her vocal training at the age of 14 under the guidance of Dr. Violette Makkar. In 1997 she graduated from the Cairo Conservatoire with honors and continued her studies at UCLA with a scholarship from the Ministry of Culture.

100. ArkivMusic Sibelius - Concerto For Violin In D Minor, Op. 47 Sibelius Violin Concerto, Symphony No 2 / Barbirolli, Neveu Performer ErickFriedman, Thornton Lofthouse, Jascha Heifetz, William Primrose, http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/listPage.jsp?&list_id=389&start_list=51

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