Stradivarius - Ricerca Con Interprete BENEDETTI MICHELANGELI ARTURO (piano) Translate this page fischer ANNIE (piano) fischer edwin (piano) GILELS EMIL (piano) GOULD GLENN (piano)HESS MYRA (piano) HOFMANN JOSEF (piano) HOROWITZ VLADIMIR (piano) http://www.stradivarius.it/expsearch.php?Interpreti=BENEDETTI MICHELANGELI ARTUR
Classical CD Reissues Pt. 2, 9/04 - AUDIOPHILE AUDITION edwin fischer in Mozart concertos MOZART Piano Concerto K. 466. With pianistLev Oborin (19071963) and cellist Sviatoslav Knushevitzky (1908-1963), http://www.audaud.com/audaud/SEP04/reissues/recds2.html
Extractions: It's not so very often that you get a brand-new set of performances from a Golden Age musician as well documented as Edwin Fischer, yet here one comes in the form of a complete, all Mozart concert in Strasbourg in 1953 that provides previously unreleased (as far as I remember) repertoire. In doing so, Tahra has added substantially to our knowledge of both Fischer and Mozart.
Extractions: ALAN Review Afterimage American Drama American Music Teacher ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Music as language: sight playing through access to a complete musical vocabulary American Music Teacher June-July, 2004 by Sheryl Iott Richardson
ECM Schiff also avows his indebtedness to old recordings of pianist edwin Fischerand master cellist Pablo Casals. In his recitals, he has often concentrated on http://www.ecmrecords.com/Background/Background_1676.php
Extractions: News Artists Catalogue/Shop Tours ... About ECM An outstanding and unusual recording, marking the ECM New Series débuts of two very exceptional musicians. András Schiff and Peter Serkin, friends for many years, have not often been duo partners, although they have made music together in other contexts (recent instances including performances of Bach's Double and Triple Concertos for Keyboard with the Camerata Bern.) In 1997, however, they undertook a brief North American tour together, preparing the material that they would record at the American Academy of Arts and Letters in New York of November of that year. A concert at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art brought forth a review from Bernard Holland in the New York Times, sub-headed "Proof that piano duos can be saved from marginality", suggesting it is precisely the strongly contrasting styles of these players - "poetic" is an adjective most often applied to Schiff's touch, while Serkin is frequently described as "austere" - that elevates their interpretations far above the congruent congeniality we associate with "the piano duo" as a fixed entity. In his liner notes for "Music for Two Pianos", Klaus Schweizer looks at inter-relationships between the pieces, viewing Schiff and Serkin's concise programme of music by Mozart, Reger and Busoni as "a kind of Kunst der Fuge" in itself, "a three-fold attempt to direct the gaze, from changing points of view, at Bach, arguably the most inventive 'fugue maker' of all times. .. And the Mozart sonata, following the three fugue works, offers a new hearing experience...it radiates an overwhelming lightness and grace, temperament and esprit."
Classics Today.com - Your Online Guide To Classical Music edwin fischer s pioneering 1930s recordings of the complete Bach The pianistis not averse to reinforcing bass lines with lefthand octaves, http://www.classicstoday.com/review.asp?ReviewNum=967
Piano Teaching Shnabel was a pupil of Leschetizky, and teacher of edwin fischer (who taughtBrendel) all part of a line of great teacher/performers who are outstanding http://www.musicandhealth.co.uk/pedagogy.html
Musical Calendar For August 10 1928 Eddie Fisher, vocals, b. Philadelphia, PA, USA. né edwin Jack Fisher. 1940 Tea For Two , Alec Templeton (Blind pianist - piano/voc) http://nfo.net/calendar/aug10.htm
Performers ~ F READ Biography by Hans A. Neunzig, Dietrich fischerDieskau A Freire,Nelson (FREE air) pianist; Fremaux, Louis (LOO ee Fray MOH ) (13 Aug 1921 http://members.tripod.com/~musiclassical/perfF.html
Extractions: Wednesday, 07 Sep 2005 MRC PPU News The MRC Unit Launches Prize PhD studentship scheme The MRC Protein Phosphorylation Unit will be awarding six Prize Studentships during 2006. Three studentships will be of four years duration and the other three of three years duration. Click here for more information and how to apply. Click here Donation for Diabete Research Dario Alessi and Kei Sakamoto by members of the Lodge on 29 August. This is the second year that Camperdown Lodge has raised money to support research in Dario's laboratory, and the funds raised will go towards enabling a promising student from anywhere in the world to come to Dundee to gain expertise and knowledge in diabetes research. Celebrations for the Director's 60th Birthday Philip Cohen , the MRC Unit's Director, recently had two surprise celebrations for his 60th Birthday in July, one in Colorado, USA and the other in Dundee. The Colorado celebrations occurred when Philip was attended the FASEB Meeting on Protein Kinases in Snowmass, and the organisers secretly organised a birthday party. In Dundee, Philip was again taken by surprise when Unit staff and students arranged a party for him. Among the gifts Philip received was a portrait drawn by a member of the Unit, two bottled of Special Edition Edradour whiskey and a birthday cake, which depicted a few of his hobbies.
New Library Titles June 2004 Hanon, Charles Louis, The virtuoso pianist in sixty MT 225 H25 1928 exercisesfor the 54 / Felix MendelssohnBartholdy 54 ; ed. by edwin Hughes. http://www.cornish.edu/library/newjun04.asp
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Guardian Unlimited | Arts News | Ronald Smith Though the pianist Ronald Smith, who has died aged 82, performed a wide range ofmusic He singled out the beauty of sound fischer made at the piano, http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/news/obituary/0,12723,1256534,00.html
Extractions: Read today's paper Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Newsblog Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football The Guide Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Soulmates dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Feedback Information GNL press office Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Public Home Culture Vulture Live reviews Art ... Critics Though the pianist Ronald Smith, who has died aged 82, performed a wide range of music with great distinction, he was particularly associated with the music of the French composer-pianist Charles-Valentin Alkan, a contemporary of Chopin and Liszt. When Humphrey Searle asked Smith to record Alkan's Concerto For Solo Piano for the BBC in the late 1940s, the composer was largely unknown, and it was Smith who remedied the situation.
Sheet Music Plus - Complete Church Pianist Complete Church pianist Hymn Arrangements for Every Occasion. arranged by GailSmith. Whiter Than Snow William G. fischer; Arranged By Gail Smith http://wwws.sheetmusicplus.com/sheetmusic/detail/MB.98232.html
MTO 7.5: Novak, Review Of Bayley, Ed., The Cambridge Companion To Bartok Victoria fischer concentrates on Bartók as a pedagogue and presents a Vera Lampert s essay extemporizes on Bartók as an interpretive pianist whose http://www.societymusictheory.org/mto/issues/mto.01.7.5/mto.01.7.5.novak.html
Extractions: [1] This volume is part of a continuing series of books designed to promote the understanding of composers and their work. The fifteen scholars who contributed to the book appear well qualified to undertake such an endeavor concerning the music of Béla Bartók. The volume succeeds in two principal areas. The first area, which one should expect from a book called a "companion," is the discussion of the origin, style, and reception of a great many of Bartók's works, and their relationship to one other. The other area of contribution is found in several essays which deal with the relationship of Bartók and his music to the political histories of Hungary and Europe. [3] In "The Political and Cultural Climate in Hungary at the Turn of the Twentieth Century," Lynne Hooker aims to dispel the notion that Bartók was a nostalgic Nationalist. After contrasting the cultures of the urban areas (which were largely Germanic and Jewish in origin) to the myriad of cultures found in rural Hungary, Hooker points out that the growing population of nationalistic chauvinists at this time were either indifferent to or ignorant of the actual cultures of the Hungarian peoples, as brought to light at the 1896 Millennium Exhibition in Budapest.
NPR: Performance Today -- Pianist Jeremy Denk NPR s Performance Today pianist Jeremy Denk PT Young A recipient ofthe 1998 Avery Fisher Career Grant a prize that s launched the careers of http://www.npr.org/programs/pt/4a/denk.html
Extractions: Denk is an acclaimed performer with recital credits from New York's Alice Tully Hall to Washington's Kennedy Center. A faculty member at Indiana University while still a doctoral candidate at The Juilliard School, he's also made numerous appearances at Marlboro, Aspen, Caramoor, and other renowned music festivals. Meet the newest member of our PT family in our and be sure catch Denk on PT this week from April 23-27.
Extractions: Zurück zur Hauptseite des Geheeb-Archivs Zurück zur Korrespondenzübersicht F G ... H Falk, Betty und Fritz, verwandt mit Edith, 1 Couvert; Ca. 70 Briefe 1941/68 Falkner, Trautel, geb. Hecht, ?Mitarbeiterin in Goldern, verheiratet mit Friedrich Falkner, Mitarbeiter in der OSO 1923/24, 1 Couvert; Ca. 40 Briefe 1922/70; wenige Briefe von P. und E.Geheeb. Favre, Georges, 1 Couvert; 6 Briefe und Karten. 1934/42. Keine Briefe von Paul oder Edith Geheeb. (Weitere Unterlagen zu G. F. finden sich evtl. im Familiennachlass Favre in: Archives d'Etat, Genève und Bibliothèque Publique et Universitaire, Genève.) Fehr, Konrad, Anwalt Geheebs in Sachen Schermann, 2 Couverts. Ca. 70 Briefe 1946/50. Wenig Briefe von Paul und Edith Geheeb Feilchenfeld, Walter, Dr. 1 Couvert; 3 Briefe 1940, davon einer von Paul Geheeb vom 20.3.40 über die Lage in der Schule. Felce, Winifred, Mitarbeiterin in der OSO, gute Freundin von Geheebs, 4 Couverts. Freundschaftliche Korrespondenz 1929/80; viele Briefe von P. und E. Geheeb. Feldmann, Alfred und Johanna, genannt Hansi, 2 Couverts. Ca. 75 Briefe und Karten. ca. 1942/59; einige Briefe von Edith und Paul Geheeb.
