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From The Classics To Carmen Cavallaro First we ll hear it as Chopin wrote it, performed by pianist idil biret on aNaxos CD. Then by Carmen Cavallaro as we go From the Classics to Carmen http://www.compactdiscoveries.com/CompactDiscoveriesScripts/62CarmenCavallaro.ht
Extractions: "From the Classics to Carmen Cavallaro" MUSIC: Carmen Cavallaro's rendition of Mozart: "Turkish March" [Polydor POCP-1645, track 14] [under the following] Welcome to Compact Discoveries. I'm your guide Fred Flaxman, and during the next hour I'm going to take you on a trip "From the Classics to Carmen Cavallaro." MUSIC: above piece fades out When I was a child taking piano lessons, I got tired of practicing the same classical pieces over and over again. To relieve my boredom at least when my mother wasn't in the house to hear me I jazzed up the pieces. Many of the big bands of the 1930s and 40s did the same thing. They jazzed up classical pieces for fun and, as it turned out, profit. Benny Goodman did this. So did Tommy Dorsey, Freddy Martin, Glenn Miller, Alvino Rey and Duke Ellington. And I'm devoting another hour of Compact Discoveries to these guys, which I call "Swingin' Classics." But this hour I'm going to feature the music of just one of the musicians from that Big Band Era: Carmen Cavallaro. I'm going to go back and forth between the original classical music pieces and Carmen Cavallaro's version.
Opus 1 FLAXMAN Chopin s Rondo, Op. 1 as performed by pianist idil biret on a Naxoscompact disc. You are listening to Compact Discoveries. I m your guide, http://www.compactdiscoveries.com/CompactDiscoveriesScripts/49Opus1.html
Extractions: "Opus 1" MUSIC: Beethoven: beginning of Beethoven: played by Isaac Stern, Eugene Istomin and Leonard Rose [Sony Classical SM2K 64510, disc 1, track 20] Welcome to Compact Discoveries . I'm your guide, Fred Flaxman. The music in the background is the beginning of the Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello in E-flat, Opus 1, Number 1 by Ludwig van Beethoven. The performance is by Isaac Stern, violinist; Leonard Rose on cello and pianist Eugene Istomin. The reason I'm beginning this hour with this particular work is because it is Beethoven's opus one, and "Opus 1" is the theme for this program. The word "opus" is Latin for "work." It is used in English to indicate a literary or musical work or composition. Although you might talk about a book being the author's first opus, books are not given an opus number the way musical compositions are. Opus 1 usually indicates the composer's first published work, not the first work he composed. An author's first book is sometimes his best work or the book he is most known for. It is sometimes his or her only book. In the case of musical compositions, it is rare that the composer's first published work is his best or most well-known composition. And I can't think of any classical composer who wrote just one piece of music which was published and became famous - the musical equivalent of Margaret Mitchell's
Music Department Photo of idil biret idil biret manifested an outstanding gift for music at Li, the highlyacclaimed 22-year-old pianist from The People s Republic of http://www.muhlenberg.edu/depts/music/performers.html
Extractions: Winners of the 2005 Yale School of Music Chamber Music Competition. HAN-CHIEN LEE, piano KEVIN DUFFORD, timpani ERI NAKAMURA, piano JAMES DEITZ, percussion Pianist Han-Chien Lee returns as one of the pianists in this concert. Eri Nakamura, piano, is a student of Peter Frankl at the Yale School of Music, where she is completing her degree program. Her awards include first prizes in the Miyazawa Piano Competition ( Japan) and the 2001 MTNA Collegiate Artist Piano Competition (CA). Kevin Dufford , timpani, is known for his artistic diversity, performing regularly in all genres of percussion. He has studied percussion and timpani with Tom Freer of the Cleveland Orchestra. Mr. Dufford received the Master of Music degree from Peabody and an Artist Diploma from Yale.
Ligeti Etudes Biret [NH]: Classical CD Reviews- Jun 2003 MusicWeb(UK) The Turkish pianist idil biret has made some celebrated Chopin and Brahms discsfor Naxos but this disc represents something of a departure for her. http://www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2003/July03/Ligeti_etudes.htm
Extractions: NAXOS 8.555777 The Turkish pianist Idil Biret has made some celebrated Chopin and Brahms discs for Naxos but this disc represents something of a departure for her. That said, Ligeti's piano Etudes are, by and large, very much less intimidating than the composer's general press might have led you to expect. The CD is notable in that it includes the first recording of Book II's XIVa. It is also slightly controversial in that Biret chose to favour the score's musical markings over the precise timing indications when the two came into conflict. So what can you expect if your sole or main exposure to Ligeti is via the choral/vocal works, particularly the (in)famous
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Extractions: in partnership with Read the full article with a Free Trial of HighBeam Research Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1; Schumann: Introduction and Concert Allegro. Idil Biret, piano; Antoni Wit, Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra. Naxos 8.554088. The resident pianist of the Naxos label, Idil Biret, was bound to get to the Brahms First Piano Concerto sooner or later, so better now than never. After one of the longest introductions to any concerto anywhere, the piano finally makes its entrance at about the four-minute mark, providing the pianist has stayed awake long enough to come in on time. Ms. Biret attacks the opening movement with vigor and pounds out the ...
Madeleine De Valmalète The French pianist Eric FerrandN Kaoua, born in 1963, began working with Madeleine information about idil biret s childhood days when she met Mme de http://www.arbiterrecords.com/notes/144notes.html
Extractions: As a young student, she entered the piano class of Isidor Philipp at the Paris Conservatoire. Philipp, a noted interpreter of the music of Franz Liszt, focused on developing virtuoso technique through total control of interpretive nuance and sonorities. Madeleine also studied with Joseph Morpain, who taught Clara Haskil among others. Like Haskil, Madeleine would always feel great affection for Morpain, whom she designated as her "Maître." World War I soon broke out, effecting all of Europe: Madeleine's brother was drafted, and her father lost his source of income. Her mother, a painter of considerable talent, could no longer live by selling her art. To help the family income, Madeleine was obliged to give piano lessons. This sort of adult responsibility assumed at a young age tested her stubborn personality which, combined with rare energy, infused her performances. By this time she was playing alongside established musicians in benefit concerts for victims of the Great War. Critics praised her varied artistry, passionate temperament, and staggering technique. Saint-Saëns wrote to her to praise her rendition of his "Danse macabre," and she soon would have the opportunity to play for Ferruccio Busoni. As her career developed, she often gave local premieres like the first Monte Carlo performance (1916) of Edward MacDowell's Piano Concerto No. 2. By the war's end she was truly independent, and forthrightly became the second Frenchwoman ever to earn a driver's license, yet still lived with her much-respected mother, whose constant presence may have discouraged potential suitors.
Arbiter Records Home Page A memoir by idil biret is included in the text. EGYPTOLOGY RESOURCE PROJECTThe late pianist Bruce Hungerford was a noted Egyptologist who expertly http://www.arbiterrecords.com/
Extractions: Schneider / Festival Orchestra ( stereo, rec. 1968) previously unpublished release date: June 1, 2005 The profound musicianship of Horszowski is explored in recordings of repertoire otherwise unrepresented by the artist. Published for the first time, one may again hear his insight into masterpieces by composers he often performed. Read the liner notes Hear Scherzo from Schubert's B flat sonata Arbiter 144: Rediscovered Master
Extractions: Hall, 1992. Ardley, Neil. Music . New York: Alfred A Knopf, 1989. (4 copies) Autexier, Philippe A. Beethoven: The Composer as Hero . New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1992. (2 copies) Badura-Skoda, Paul. Interpreting Bach at the Keyboard . New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. Boyd, Malcom. Bach . New York: Vintage Books, 1987. Cooper, Barry. Beethoven and the Creative Process . New York: Clarendon Press, 1995. Davies, Laurence. Paths to Modern Music . New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1971. Delone, Richard. Aspects of Twentieth-Century Music . Englewood Cliffs, NJ:
Editorial Musings On idil birets site there is an insightful article about some of this (Ruth Laredo was the first pianist ever to record the complete solo works of http://www.pianowomen.com/musings0801.html
Extractions: by Rose Eide-Altman , editor Have you heard the saying: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade!"? That may be easier to do for some people than for others, but weve all had trying times which may have tempted us to give up our dreams and goals. This months editorial focuses on difficulties in the lives of three outstanding concert pianists with the wish that these amazing stories will encourage you when you feel like you have been handed more than your share of lemons. It was reading the new article last month about Maryla Jonas , and her overwhelming difficulties during and after World War II, that prompted me to share with you other stories that I have found in websites featured in "Women at the Piano". Last year, as I was browsing through
Pianist -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article A pianist is a person who plays the (A stringed instrument that is played bydepressing (Click link for more info and facts about idil biret) idil biret http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/p/pi/pianist.htm
Extractions: A professional pianist can perform solo pieces, play with an (A musical organization consisting of a group of instrumentalists including string players) orchestra or smaller (A group of musicians playing or singing together) ensemble , or accompany one or more (A person who sings) singer s or solo (Someone who plays a musical instrument (as a profession)) instrumentalist s. A performing (Click link for more info and facts about classical) classical pianist usually starts playing piano at a very young age, some as early as three years old. Many well-known classical (Someone who composes music as a profession) composer s were able pianists themselves; for example, (Prolific Austrian composer and child prodigy; master of the classical style in all its forms of his time (1756-1791))
Events - Idil Biret Recital Fryderyk Chopin, Events idil biret Recital idil biret Recital. students atthe back of the audience, where the view of the pianist may be restricted. http://www.infochopin.pl/en/wydarzenia.php/292/Recital-Idil-Biret
Joyce - Music: Pierre Boulez's "Third Piano Sonata" As the pianist Steffan Schleiermacher points out, the performer must also employ Pierre Boulez (Composer); idil biret (Piano)/ Naxos CD / Released 199 http://www.themodernword.com/joyce/music/boulez_sonata.html
Extractions: Pierre Boulez on his Third Piano Sonata A musical labyrinth incorporating nonlinear design, performer-based decisions, and notions of form itself as a principle aesthetic, Boulez's Third Piano Sonata represents a pinnacle of musical Modernism an "open work" cast in ivory and ebony. Despite (or more likely, because of) this, the Third Piano Sonata is more often discussed than heard; and having spawned numerous essays, critiques, justifications, nearly-inscrutable liner notes and snide post-mortems, it has probably produced more commentators than actual players. It is also rather difficult to perform, requiring much preparation on the part of the interpreter in terms of organization as well as practice. Finnegans Wake pointed the way to an open text, a cyclical work available for entry at multiple points. Boulez always ready to overturn the old order in his quest for musical revolution was greatly attracted to these ideas, and sought a way to adapt them to the compositional process. The result was the Third Piano Sonata, a "work-in-progress" that to this day awaits "completion."
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Extractions: piano bleu Piano bleu - Visitez les pages sur les pianistes concertistes Abdel Rahman El Bacha : page ua piano bleu sur le pianiste Abdel Rahman el Bacha (interview, liens...) Abdel Rahman El Bacha : Site officiel du pianiste Abdel Rahman El Bacha Alain Lefèvre - Gagnant dun trophée Félix décerné par lADISQ dans la catégorie Meilleur Album Classique de lAnnée (2001) pour sa splendide interprétation du Concerto de Mozart No.23, Alain Lefèvre est pianiste soliste invité du Royal Philharmonic Orchestra de Londres, de la SWR
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Extractions: Wikipedia pianist A pianist is a person who plays the piano A professional pianist can perform solo pieces, play with an orchestra or smaller ensemble , or accompany one or more singers or solo instrumentalists A performing classical pianist usually starts playing piano at a very young age, some as early as three years old. Many well-known classical composers were able pianists themselves; for example, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Ludwig van Beethoven Franz Liszt Johannes Brahms ... Robert Schumann , and Sergei Rachmaninoff were all virtuoso pianists. Most pianists specialize in certain composer(s)'s music or a certain period to some extent.
