DVDtemplate with Nazi bombs raining down on people and property, dame myra hess, But if, outwardly, dame myra was the quintessence of serenity as she made her http://members.ozemail.com.au/~ozartsreview/DVDs/GoldenPiano.html
Extractions: TPT: 1:55:00 She was born in 1890. Thirteen years later, during the year that is indelibly associated with the Wright brothers' first aircraft flight, were born three giants of the keyboard: Vladimir Horowitz in Russia, Rudolf Serkin in Austria and Claudio Arrau in Chile. Each was to go on to a stellar career - and there's a fair amount of good film footage available. On this DVD, we see and hear Arrau in a flawless account of Liszt's Gnomenreigen, Horowitz in the much aired - and magnificently addressed - Etude in D sharp minor by Scriabin. Serkin is superb in Schubert (an excerpt from the Sonata in B flat, D 960) and a maddeningly brief snip from Beethoven's Les Adieux Sonata. On this fascinating DVD, the main work on offer is Beethoven's Piano Concerto No 4 with Arrau a magisterial soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Riccardo Muti.
Piano Appearances for the dame myra hess Memorial Concert on WFMT and at the MusicInstitute of Chicago s Sundays at Seven series. http://www.lakeforestsymphony.org/musiced/piano.htm
Extractions: Piano Lisa Bishoff (traditional and Suzuki piano) - M.A., DePaul University; B.M., Vassar College; student of Todd Crow, George Banalmi, Margaret Wilson; Suzuki method studies with Valerie Lloyd-Watts, Lorraine Landefeld and Haruko Kataoka; faculty member, Music Institute of Chicago, and Music Arts School. Registered Teacher Trainer, Suzuki pedagogy, and free-lance accompanist. Rita Dobrova (piano) - M.A. in piano instruction, ensemble and accompaniment, Byelorussian State Conservatory; B.A., Special Music School, Minsk, USSR; Suzuki teacher training, American Suzuki Institute, Stevens Point, WI. Former piano instructor at the State College of Minsk. Professional accompanist in the USSR and U.S. Carol Honigberg (advanced piano and ensemble coaching) - M.M., Northwestern University; B.M., Roosevelt University. Carol has given numerous solo and chamber performances throughout Europe and the United States. These include a recital at Alice Tully hall; solo appearances with the Lake Forest Symphony, Grant Park Symphony, Highland park Strings and Chicago Chamber Orchestra; live recitals on WFMT radio and on the Dame Myra Hess Recital Series at the Chicago Cultural Center. Recordings include a solo 20th century piano recital on the Pavane label and Beethoven Cello Sonatas and Variations with Steven Honigberg on the Albany label. Carol is currently Professor of Piano at Roosevelt University.
Sherwood's Faculty, Alphabetical Performances with the dame myra hess Series (Chicago), the Edinburgh Festival,White Nights Festival with Valery Gergiev, Rotterdam Phillips Festival; http://www.sherwoodmusic.org/sw_staf1.htm
Swissmusic - Classic Anthology Detail with South African symphony orchestras at a young age, Desmond Wright studiedat the Royal College of Music in London and later with dame myra hess. http://swissmusic.swissinfo.org/eng/swissmusic.html?siteSect=155&sid=1064056&cKe
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WIC 2005 Winners the dame myra hess Memorial Concert, Chicago, IL; the Schubert Club in the Young Pianists Series in Tennessee, the myra hess Series and the Music in http://fmmc.org/wic/2005_winners_piano.html
Extractions: When the dates for any of the recitals or orchestra performances are determined, they will be announced here as well as in the Friday Morning Music Club's Calendar of Events. Jie Chen , at age 18, has already established herself as a mature musician with "broad technical mastery, colorful musical imagination, and the ability to communicate and move the audience around the world." Highlights of Ms. Chens 2004-2005 season include recital debuts at the Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall in New York; the Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concert, Chicago, IL; the Schubert Club in Minneapolis, MN; and solo recital tour throughout the United States. Upcoming concerto engagements include the Minnesota Orchestra, the Richmond Symphony Orchestra, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, among others. She will also make her recording debuts with "One Thousand Lakes" label and Yamaha "Piano Soft". Admitted to Philadelphias Curtis Institute of Music in 1998 at the age of twelve, Jie Chen made her major Orchestral debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Maestro Wolfgang Sawallisch playing the Rachmaninoff Second Piano Concerto three years later. Orchestras she has collaborated with include the Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra, the Pottstown Symphony Orchestra, the Minnesota Orchestra, and the Sanremo Sifonica orchestra in Italy. Already an experienced recitalist, she has appeared as soloist in major concert venues in the US and abroad, including the Verizon Hall in the Kimmel Center for Performing Arts in Philadelphia, Steinway Hall in New York, Hewlett Public Library in Long Island, the Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis, the Leipzig Hochschule and The Mendelssohn House in Leipzig, Germany, and the Sanremo Opera Theatre in Sanreo, Italy.
Tomness: Chicago Recitals I heard your recital today on WFMT on the dame myra hess concert. It was absolutelystunning! Your interpretation of the Schubert songs is http://tomness.blogspot.com/2004/10/chicago-recitals_109780995960917530.html
Extractions: @import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=7416144"); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/1.css); BlogThis! Stuff coming out of my mouth (music), and stuff going into my mouth (food). For my professional website, visit www.meglioranza.com. Many of the songs were the same as our Panama program from June, with a few substitutions*: I'd give the recital a B/B+ overall. Beginning the program with the simple and direct "Fischerlied" was a much better choice for this venue than trying to create such a quiet initial mood with "Lied eines Schiffers an die Dioskuren", as I did in Panama. The audience, which consisted almost entirely of undergraduates who were required to attend the concert for their music appreciation classes, applauded after every single song, which tested our powers of concentration and bogged down the momentum of my oh-so-carefully chosen program. I was also conscious of our need to finish singing within the allotted 50 minute time slot, so I didn't allow myself as much resting time between songs, nor did we leave the stage between groups of songs in order to sip water, stretch, and refresh ourselves. We did strong work, but when Reiko and I are completely on our game, it feels almost effortless. There was some effort involved here.
Reissue CDs, DEC. 01, Pt. 2 - AUDIOPHILE AUDITION dame myra hess, piano/Victor Kolar conducts Detroit Symphony Orchestra (Grieg) This is the third volume of the dame myra hess 1949 appearances at http://www.audaud.com/audaud/DEC01/REISSUES/recds2DEC01.html
Extractions: BEETHOVEN: Violin Sonatas: No. 1 in D Major, Op. 12, No.1; No. 3 in C Minor, Op. 12, No. 3; No. 10 in G Major, Op. 96 David Oistrakh, violin/Sviatoslav Richter, piano DOREMI DHR-7800 67:14 (Distrib. Allegro) The collaboration of the great Russian artists David Oistrakh (1908-1974) and Sviatoslav Richter (1915-1997) came relatively late in their careers, likely a testament to their respective temperaments and to Oistrkakh's loyalty to his regular accompanists, Lev Oberin and Vladimir Yampolsky. The association between Oistrakh and Richter formally began in 1967. Their EMI (via Melodiya) recordings of Brahms and Franck enjoy a power and energy uniquely theirs. The Beethoven violin sonatas, here in a May 6, 1970 rendition, were not new to Richter, who had traversed much of the standard repertory with Oleg Kagan. The readings here are restrained, thoughtful, and well-propelled. Oistrakh, of course, is always right in the middle of the musical marshmallow with wonderful intonation. Some of the miking is piano-heavy, but Richter can subito enough to allow even diminuendo violin passages to be heard clearly. The theme-and-variations in Op. 12, No. 1 has a real sense of direction, a strong personality. The wit and momentum of the finale in Op. 12, No. 3 is undeniable. For sheer elegance of line, the G Major Sonata is superb: plangent, expansive, a real tour de force for two performers who clearly came to musical and temperamental consonance. Kudos to DOREMI for an important addition to the legacy of two monumental personalities.
Reissue CDs JUL02, Pt. 1 - AUDIOPHILE AUDITION dame myra hess, piano/Sir Malcolm Sargent conducts BBC Orchestra dame myrahess (18901965) is an icon of British pianism her studies with Tobias http://www.audaud.com/audaud/JUL-AUG02/REISSUES/recds1JUL02.html
Extractions: Andre Cluytens conducts French Conservatory Orchestra (Roussel) and Orchestre de ORTF Testament SBT 1238 79:26 (Distrib. Harmonia Mundi): This is perhaps the most colorful, the most ambitious of the series Testament has devoted to the art of Andre Cluytens (1905-1967), the Belgian-born leader whose tastes for Gallic and Germanic repertory dominated the EMI catalogue from the 1950's through the early and mid-1960's. What I like about this excellent restoration is the sheer breadth of the repertory, the ingenuous colors of Bizet to the more decadent romanticism of Roussel, and the bold, clear lines in Ravel. These inscriptions date 1953-1963, with the Ravel's Daphnis being the earliest. The suites demand the use of the chorus, so we get a good portion of the entire ballet; the Alborada originally came as a filler for the LP set. While the performances were recorded in monaural sound, the orchestral presence is quite strong, with our ears right up against the flailing pizzicati in the Spanish caprice. This is the first CD instantiation of the 1957 Barque sur l'ocean . Definitely lean cuisine. Vibrant orchestral definition marks the 1967 Spider's Feast, whose LP incarnation was a favorite of mine. Butterflies and ephemera-isn't that the point of this slightly erotic ballet? Ravishing restoration by Testament, this is a superb addition to the Cluytens legacy.
News - Willamette University - Salem, Oregon Piano Extravaganza, The CohenTimmons Piano Duo with pianists Diane Baxter andAnita on the dame myra hess Series in both Los Angeles and Chicago. http://www.willamette.edu/news/155.htm
Extractions: Sports Headlines Media Resource Guide Office of Communications News Archive Recent Stories: News Headlines Piano Concert May 7 At Willamette University March 26, 2003 "Piano Extravaganza," The Cohen-Timmons Piano Duo with pianists Diane Baxter and Anita King, “performing works for two pianos for four and eight hands,” will close this year’s Grace Goudy Distinguished Artist Series at Willamette University May 7 at 8 p.m. in Hudson Hall. Judith Cohen and Jill Timmons have performed as a piano duo since 1999. They have appeared extensively throughout the Northwest, often providing master classes and residencies for solo and ensemble pianists. Cohen is well known to Northwest audiences. Winner of numerous competitions, she made her Community Concerts debut in 1985 with recitals in Idaho, Washington, and Montana. Her international debut in Mexico City was under the sponsorship of the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes. Her performances throughout the U.S. since 1988 have included numerous solo recitals, concertos, and chamber music engagements.
Perimeter Institute For Theoretical Physics Mr. Wood continues to impress with his dazzling recitals and chamber music concertswhich have taken him to the dame myra hess Series in Chicago, http://www.perimeterinstitute.ca/activities/community/event_horizons/wood_and_ch
Extractions: Washington Post "Jasper Wood has a control that's rare in violinists his age" ."complete mastery of the technical fireworks required"...."gorgeous sound and brilliant control" "Wood was in total command" These are only few of the critics comments signifying that Jasper Wood is one of the finest violinists of his generation and one of North America's fastest rising stars. Jasper Wood has performed with Montreal, Buffalo, Winnipeg, Billings, Hamilton, Niagara, Newfoundland, and the Bay Atlantic Symphonies to list a few. Mr. Wood continues to impress with his dazzling recitals and chamber music concerts which have taken him to the Dame Myra Hess Series in Chicago, the Phillips Collection in Washington D.C, Carnegie Hall, in New York City, Place des Arts in Montreal, Celebrity Series in Calgary, and Premier Performances in St. Louis. An acclaimed competition winner, Jasper Wood has won numerous prizes and awards in the United States, Canada, and Europe. He can be heard frequently on National Public Radio in the United States, and CBC/SRC Radio in Canada. He has recorded CDs for Naxos, Analekta, Disques Pelleas, and Endeavour Classics. He has also recorded music videos for the Bravo! television network.
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University Of Washington School Of Music - Faculty Listing As one of the most promising talents of her generation of young American pianists, included the dame myra hess Memorial Concert Series in Chicago, http://www.music.washington.edu/faculty/faculty_bio.php?ID=65
Extractions: slharris@vt.edu PIANO TRIOS BY WOMEN COMPOSERS TOPIC OF COMMONWEALTH HUMANITIES ENDOWMENT WEEK PROGRAM BLACKSBURG, Oct. 15, 1999—"3 for 3," a program of piano trios by women composers, will be presented Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 8 p.m. in the Squires Recital S alon at Virginia Tech. The Humanities Programs in the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies at Virginia Tech, in conjunction with other university and community affiliates, is promoting a variety of events focusing on this year’s theme, "Humanities and the Arts." The Commonwealth Humanities Endowment Week runs Oct. 27-Nov. 8. The piano trios will be performed by Linda Plaut on violin, Elizabeth Austin on cello, and Judy Bevans on piano. The program is free and open to the public. Roanoke Symphony musicians Linda Plaut and Elizabeth Austin and Blacksburg keyboard artist Judy Bevans will present the recital, which will be part of the annual celebration of Commonwealth Humanities Endowment Week at Virginia Tech. The program will include music by Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de la Guerre, Gwyneth Walker, and Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel. Eighteenth-century French court composer Jacquet de la Guerre was a child prodigy at the harpsichord, and one reviewer called her, "the marvel of our century."
Castle Classics Mozart - Piano Concertos LV Beethoven WA Mozart dame myra hess dame myra hess, piano; London PhilharmonicOrchestra; Sir Adrian Boult, conductor. Label - BBC Legends. Cat. No. http://shop.castleclassics.co.uk/acatalog/copy_of_Mozart___Piano_Concertos.html
International Piano Archives At Maryland, UM Libraries The Australian pianist Bruce Hungerford was born in Korumburra, It was DameMyra hess that suggested Hungerford study with Friedberg and she was the http://www.lib.umd.edu/PAL/IPAM/IPAMhungerford.html
Extractions: Performing Arts Library International Piano Archives at Maryland The Collection The Australian pianist Bruce Hungerford was born in Korumburra, Victoria, November 24, 1922. He received his initial education in Melbourne, and later studied piano with Ignaz Friedman in Sydney in 1944. During the same year, Hungerford insisted on playing for conductor Eugene Ormandy, while Ormandy was on a tour in Melbourne. Ormandy eventually arranged for Hungerford to go to America in 1945 and study with Ernest Hutcheson at the Juilliard School of Music in New York. After two years Hungerford felt that he needed to move on and again sought Ormandy's advice. He suggested going to see Olga Samaroff, who offered to take Hungerford on as a student in Philadelphia. In October of 1947, Hungerford moved to Philadelphia and began working with Samaroff, but continued to look for a mentor. Hungerford was deeply disappointed with his lessons with Samaroff and approached Dame Myra Hess early in 1948 for advice. He received coaching and lessons from Hess during each of her visits to the United States and maintained a close personal relationship with her until her death in 1965. It was Hess who suggested that Hungerford study with Carl Friedberg, and she recommended Hungerford as a student. This began a long and fruitful relationship that lasted until Friedberg's death. Hungerford studied intermittently with Friedberg for about eighteen months and was then selected in the Fall of 1950 as the recipient of the first annual Carl Friedberg Alumni Association Scholarship, providing him with tuition for 25 lessons with Friedberg. At the first scholarship lesson Friedberg "talked for quite a while first and said that he had given me this scholarship as he is convinced I have the goods. I am no longer a student but a master, and I am to converse with him now with that understanding."
Judges - San Antonio International Piano Competition Her most recently published works are The Complete pianistBody, dame MyraHess and Mieczyslaw Munz by presenting the complete major Chopin piano http://www.saipc.org/piano_competition/judges_2000.htm
Extractions: Selected as Preliminary Judges Ruth C. Friedberg Andrew Mihalso John Moore is Co-Chair of the Music-Drama-Art Department at St. Mary's University in San Antonio. He received the Bachelor of Music degree from Phillips University in Oklahoma and the Master of Music degree from Tulsa University. In 1996 his professional portfolio was deemed adequate for equivalency to a doctoral degree for purposes of accreditation. While at Tulsa University Mr. Moore studied Piano Performance under Aldo Mancinelli, winner of the Busoni International Competition. He has performed throughout Texas and Oklahoma and in Mexico, Germany, Frnace, Czechoslovakia, Austria and South Vietnam. Since 1976 he has been the Principal Keyboardist for the Texas Bach Choir and Collegium. Professor Moore served as Chair of the St. Mary's University Department of Music from 1977 to 1994 and led the Department to its first accreditation by the National Association of Schools of Music in 1982-83. Ralph Votapek, Ann Schein and Maurice Hinson
WNYC - Playlist For February 25, 2005 705pm Piano Sonata No. 31 in Aflat, Op. 110 Ludwig Van Beethoven dame MyraHess, piano Philips 456832. 726pm Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun http://www.wnyc.org/music/playlists/02252005.html
