Classical Piano Links gila goldstein pianist (IL) Anna Goldsworthy pianist (AU) Catherine Gordeladzepianist (GE/DE) Glenn Gould pianist (CA) (d. 1982) http://www.carolinaclassical.com/pianolinks.html
PIANO LESSONS | Private Lessons .com | New York Jersey Teacher gila goldstein Master of Music, Piano from Manhattan School of Music, MM Piano New England Conservatory of Music Concert pianist Eliane Lust http://www.privatelessons.com/magazine/jul03/PIANO_LESSONS.htm
Extractions: How to Select the Right Private Piano Teacher By Felicia Wishner The successful teacher usually is a positive person, concerned with others and has chosen teaching as a career. Teaching is a personal art and it must be studied. A big misconception is that if the teacher is a great musician, he/she will also be a great teacher. This is not always true. Make sure your teacher has a proven method and a track record of success teaching the style and level of play of the student. Interview the teacher, speak with some of his/her students, and review the teaching materials. A piano teacher should present himself/herself as a professional, and you should see musical progress within a few months. Chemistry between the student and teacher is very important, so keep an eye out for a connection. Don't ever settle. Get the right teacher, especially if you are a beginner, because the beginning teacher can "make or break" a young pianist. Contents VOICE/SINGING Teacher
Extractions: Paul Ben-Haim received a conventional European musical upbringing. He was born Paul Frankenburger in Munich where his father was a lawyer. He studied piano and composition at the Munich Academy and was a renowned conductor. By 1931 he was able to devote himself increasingly to composition. When the Nazis came to power in 1933 he settled in Palestine and took the Hebraic name of Ben-Haim. It was perhaps through working as arranger and accompanist for Braha Zephira, a singer of Yemeni descent, that he became quickly attracted to oriental music, particularly the folk music of Palestine and Yemen, though he himself was at pains to point out "I dont actually take melodies. I invent them. It is now my language influenced by my surroundings." When listening to the Finale of the 2
MusicalOnline: Pianists Gelenbe, Deniz Arman Genova and Dimitrov Piano Duo gila goldstein Brownlow, Jack a Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond endorsed jazz pianist and http://www.musicalonline.com/musicians/keyborad/pianists.htm
Extractions: Web Concert Hall Previous page Directory ... Free Registration Keyboard Links top s s Classical Newage Jazz Harpsichord Organ ... Misc Classical Alessandra Ammara Panayotis Bernard Archontides - is a known Greek-Australian pianist and recording artist. The site contains info on the artist, his activities, audio clips and links to other music sites. Artymiw, Lydia Alexander Braginsky Athanasakos http://www.geocities.com/konstantinos_piano/ Berman, Bart Chiara Bertoglio http://www.geocities.com/chiarabertoglio/index.html Jeffrey Biegel Eric Brelsford Francesco Bertoldi Chan, Angela http://angelachan.ca Chen, Gwhyneth - The Grand Prize Winner of 1999 International Web Concert Hall Competition and the first prize of Ivo Pogorelich International Piano Competition. http://www.gwhynethchen.com Choi, Janny Constantinou Nicolas Introductory, Biographical, contact Cooperstock, Andrew - Pianist. Winner of the National Federation of Music Clubs Competition. Cummings, Jerry
Extractions: Note that the latest stuff may not yet be indexed. George Robinson, GRComm@ concentric.net writes for the Jewish Week. His book, "Essential Judaism," was published in hardcover by Pocket Books, March 2000. You can find out more at his website Articles by George Robinson, available on the KlezmerShack, are: 2004 Chanukah Roundup, by George Robinson , sent 2 Dec 2004. The Year's Best: the annual "best of" column, by George Robinson , sent 25 Nov 2002. A Religious Experience: A roundup of recent Jewish liturgical music, by George Robinson , sent 26 Aug 2002. More Than Klezmer: A sampler of Yiddish vaudeville, folk music and even art song , sent 9 Aug 2002. Spring Sephardic Music Roundup , send 3 May 2002. The Spring Roundup, part 1 , sent 9 Mar 2002. The Spring Roundup, part 2 , sent 9 Mar 2002. The Best of 2001 - Hanukah suggestions , sent 7 Dec 2001. Isaac Stern: Beyond the Fiddle to the Heart of a Man , sent out 5 Oct 2001. Sounds for the Jewish New Year , sent out 23 Nov 2001. Slobin on Beregovski (and the survival of Klezmer Music) , sent out 30 Aug 2001. Women of Valor , sent out 15 Aug 2001.
MusicMoz - Instruments: Keyboard: Piano: Bands And Artists: G goldstein, gila Classical pianist, native of Israel residing in New York City.Site includes biography, reviews, photos, upcoming performances and http://musicmoz.org/Instruments/Keyboard/Piano/Bands_and_Artists/G/
Vocal Arts Society Siggal Zeira, mezzosoprano and gila goldstein, pianist Ljuba Kazarnovskaya,soprano and Alla Brosterman, pianist Rockwell Blake, tenor and Denise Masse, http://www.vocalartssociety.org/roster.htm
College Of Notre Dame - Arts Events gila goldstein, pianist, Saturday, November 12, 7 pm, LeClerc Auditorium, Collegeof Notre Dame of Maryland, 4701 North Charles Street in Baltimore. http://www.ndm.edu/aboutnd/news/nd_abt_ArtsEvents.cfm
Extractions: Art Sept. 6Oct. 21 Jim Condron: Paintings Jim Condron: Paintings will be exhibited in Gormley Gallery at College of Notre Dame of Maryland from Tuesday, September 6, through Friday, October 21. Opening reception will be held Saturday, September 10, from 4-6 p.m. Free admission. For more information, please call 410-532-5582. Oct. 24Dec. 2 Edward Brown: Trees Edward Brown: Trees will be exhibited in Gormley Gallery at College of Notre Dame of Maryland from Monday, October 24, through Friday, December 2. Opening reception will be held Saturday, November 5, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Free admission. College of Notre Dame is located at 4701 North Charles Street in Baltimore. For more information, please call 410-532-5582. Dec. 12-16
.. Oakmont Concert Series .. A native of Israel who resides in New York, gila goldstein has emerged as animportant young pianist since gaining degrees from the Manhattan School of http://www.oakmontconcertseries.org/2005_z.html
Extractions: Violinist Randy Weiss was winner of the Victoria B.C. Concerto Competition in 1985 and has since performed with the San Jose Symphony, the Carmel Bach Festival, and the New Century Chamber Orchestra. He is joined by 3 distinguished musicians: pianist Marilyn Thompson, violist Natalya Vershilova, and cellist Vicky Ehrlich. Their program will include a Brahms Piano Quartet. INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS PIANO VIRTUOSO THURSDAY, FEB 10 Teresa Walters has performed as recitalist and orchestral soloist on six continents and in venues which include Carnegie Hall, Wigmore Hall in London, the Salle Corot in Paris, Moscow's Great Hall, the Australian Conservatorium and Jerusalem's Concert Hall. She will perform works by Rachmaninoff, Liszt, Brahms, and Gershwin. THE EOS ENSEMBLE THURSDAY, MAR 10
Aufbau108 Israeliborn New York pianist gila goldstein offers his piano music on a CentaurCD (CRC 2506). Ben-Haim was born Paul Frankenberger in Munich, http://artists-in-residence.com/ljlehrman/articles/aufbau108.html
Extractions: It has been something of a perennial joke over the last decade or so, as more and more people have discovered the Russian-American Jewish composer Leo Ornstein, noted his birthdate of 1892 or '93, and concluded that he must be dead but when did he die? The answer, incredible to report, was that until February 24, 2002, he was still alive, which makes him probably the longest-lived musician in recorded history. Not even mentioned in William Austin's until-recently definitive Music in the 20th Century , Ornstein enjoyed a vogue from about 1913 to 1925, the year of his magnum opus, the Piano Concerto. He then pretty much disappeared from the public eye, teaching in Philadelphia until his retirement in 1953, though composing (mostly piano music) well into his nineties.
Articles Written For AUFBAU By Leonard J. Lehrman CULTURE THE zestfully accompanied by gila goldstein at the piano. Composerpianist RuthSchonthal was featured in her own work as part of Composers Concordance s http://artists-in-residence.com/ljlehrman/articles/aufbau35.html
Extractions: [minus optionally cuttable passages: 289 = 704] May 20, 1997 Seventy is a good number. That's how many people there were in the old Sanhedrin, which made legislative decisions for the Jewish people in Biblical times. And it's the approximate number of people that attended each of four concerts in Manhattan this month, each one featuring contemporary works by Jewish - especially Jewish women - composers. [The two events organized by women in small halls were completely filled; the others, in larger halls, less so.] For the first time in recent memory, the American Society for Jewish Music presented a concert of music written entirely by composers who were not present: Baritone Robert Abelson honored the centennial of Lazar Weiner's birth with five of his 115 Yiddish art songs. Mimi SternWolfe accompanied him, and also performed with Marshall Coid and Dan Barnett in the evocative, nigunesque-mit-freylakh piano trio "Eicha" by Maxine Warshauer, currently resident in South Carolina. Two movements from the Klezmer Clarinet Quintet by the young Argentine-Israeli Osvaldo Golijov, now living in Newton, Mass., were most impressive. Two a cappella quartets by the late Miriam Gideon (who was also memorialized in the reading of an interview conducted with her by Linda Ardito) were less so. [The Jewish Theological Seminar will honor Gideon in a concert devoted entirely to her works June 4.]
AUGUST, 2005 gila goldstein, piano Program includes Bach, and soulful pianist has drawnmuch praise in performances in New York,. London, Paris, and TelAviv. http://www.sffcm.org/calendar/
Extractions: Friday, August 5-12 Music in the Vineyards Summer Music Festival Artists include the Pacifica Quartet, former concertmaster of the Boston Symphony, Joseph Silverstein, principal hornist of the Cleveland Orchestra, Richard King, and principal oboist of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Douglas Boyd among others. The 12-concert Festivals includes the Six Bach Brandenburg Concertos, Brahms' Horn Trio and Viola Quintet, and Beethoven's String Quartet Op. 132 among many other great works. Tickets range from $35-50 For information about concert times and location in Napa call (707) 258-5559 or email inquiries to mitv@sonic.net Sunday, August 7 Classical Cabaret with Catherine Cook, mezzo-soprano and John Parr, piano Program includes songs of Britten, Cabaret Songs by Bolcom, and songs of Walton. Concert starts at 4 p.m. at Old First Church in San Francisco Tickets are $15/$12 For more information call Old First Concerts at (415) 474-1608 or online at www.oldfirstconcerts.org Friday, August 12 Essence Japanese Folk Jazz Ensemble There is jazz, there is folk, and there is Japanese
Cadenza Musicians Directory - Listing Of Musicians pianist gila goldstein, a native of Israel who now resides in New York City hasemerged as an important young artist on the concert stage today. http://www.cadenza.org/musicians/pages.cgi?id=4093
Cadenza Musicians Directory - Instrumental Soloists pianist gila goldstein, a native of Israel who now resides in New York City hasemerged as an important young artist on the concert stage today. http://www.cadenza.org/musicians/pages.cgi?skill=soloist&heading2=Instrumental S
Classics Today.com - Your Online Guide To Classical Music The six pieces on this disc, assayed clearly and beautifully by pianist gila goldstein,display the composer s capability for variety within each separate work http://www.classicstoday.com/review.asp?ReviewNum=4513
Extractions: staff writer When the upright piano arrived at Gila Goldsteins Tel Aviv home, it was supposed to be for her 9-year-old sister. But it was 4-year-old Gila who was playing songs off the radio by ear within a week. In the 35 years since, Goldsteins audiences have grown from delighted fellow kindergarteners to concert audiences worldwide. The lauded pianist will make just her second trip to San Francisco on Sunday, May 16, when she plays a solo recital of Bach, Chopin, Brahms and the Israeli composer Paul Ben-Haim at the Old First Church on Sacramento Street. It is a program chock full of a few of Goldsteins favorite things. I basically choose what I love, said the pianist in a phone interview from her New York home, where she has lived ever since her graduation from the Rubin Academy of Music at Tel Aviv University in the late 1980s. I open almost every recital with Bach. Chopin is just gorgeous music, I dont know how else to describe it. It speaks to my heart. Music, it must speak to my heart. Its very difficult to describe what music does to me.
Classical Music 2004-2005 gila goldsteingila goldstein Israeli pianist goldstein has performed both asa solo artist and a collaborative pianist throughout the world. http://www.sfjcf.org/israelcentersf/culture/2004-2005/music.asp
Extractions: The Jerusalem Lyric Trio has performed since 1995 throughout Western and Eastern Europe, the United States, South America, and Russia, as well as in their home, Israel. Soprano Amalia Ishak, flutist Wendy Eisler-Kashy and pianist Allan Sternfield are happy to return to San Francisco. They will perform music inspired by biblical text and Hebrew, Yiddish and Ladino melodies.
Events July. Sunday, July 17, 2005, gila goldstein Israeli pianist goldstein has performedboth as a solo artist and a collaborative pianist throughout the world. http://www.sfjcf.org/israelcentersf/events/index.asp
Extractions: Led by renowned artist Professor Larry Abramson in the East Gallery for a discussion of his REVISIONS installation Searching for the Ideal City: From the Heavenly Jerusalem to Mini-Israel. The tour will be followed by a reception with light refreshments. Take advantage of this special opportunity to explore unique Jewish art with an insider! $5. Magnes Museum, 2911 Russell Street, Berkeley.
