Extractions: According to Professor Miraca Gross, Director of GERRIC: "These young people are quite remarkable. I find it inspiring that they are willing to support GERRIC in its work to assist young people who may one day be equally talented in their own fields but who currently have not been assisted to develop their abilities into achievements."
Ny Side 1 He also was trained as a pianist by lorin hollander, Veronica Jochum, and GabrielChodos. His music has also been performed by the Santa Cecilia Orchestra http://hjem.get2net.dk/Brofeldt/Catalogue_d.htm
Extractions: A B C D ... Z D Giusto Dacci Italian composer and pianist Parma, 1840 - Parma, 1915 Dacci was educated at the Royal Parma School of Music which he entered as a boarder at the age of eleven, and it was here he spent the rest of his working life as piano teacher, professor of harmony and eventually, in 1875, director and Composer in Residence. As director of the School he also kept a personal diary which is rich on anecdotes and gossip about the School and the city. When the School was closed in 1888 to make way for the new Music Conservatory he was passed over as director by Verdi in favor of Giovanni Bottesini and later Franco Faccio, but nevertheless Dacci remained on the staff as teacher of composition until his retirement in 1899. As a bachelor Dacci bequeathed his estate to the Conservatory to provide prizes for deserving students. His perhaps most prominent pupil of composition was Arturo Toscanini. There were som clashes between teacher and student - already then showing his iron will. Toscanini used some of his time of to play cello in an opera orchestra which he was not supposed to and at some other time he participated in a revolt among the students refusing to get out of their beds to go to morning mass. With Toscanini these thing only resulted in reprimands and not expulsion - Dacci obviously didn't want to loose his best student.
Jessica Williams, Jazz Pianist, Composer | PianoDisc Jessica Williams,jazz pianist,composer,her discography,music reviews,tour schedule Brian Culbertson, Larry Dalton, lorin hollander, Vladimir Viardo, http://www.jessicawilliams.com/cds/pianodiscs.html
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Pianist And Piano Players Beautiful, relaxing piano music performed by pianist Helen Allen hollander,lorin Featuring reviews, concerts, residencies, teaching and mentoring, http://www.onlypiano.com/html/pianists.html
Extractions: var sc_project=369885; var sc_partition=1; var sc_invisible=1; Your complete source for piano artists and fans, including piano news, music equipment, sheet music and CDs from featured performers of jazz, new-age, classical piano. Home Piano Radio Resources Forums ... About PIANISTS Click here to Add your link Piano improvs and compositions by Jeff T. Alu. Archontides, P. B. - Greek-Australian pianist. Includes biographical information press releases and upcoming events. Argerich, Martha - An index of studio and concert recordings. Argerich, Martha (b.1941) - Excerpts from a 1979 interview with Dean Elder; in-print discography; reviews. Artzt, Susanna
The Youth Orchestra Of Greater Fort Worth Yakov Kasman, pianist; (CDYO003). The Planets, Op. 32 - Holst; I. Mars, has been honored to perform with artists such as lorin hollander, Tamas Ungar, http://www.apadrecordings.com/Youth Orchestra.htm
Extractions: Yakov Kasman, Pianist (CD-YO003) The Planets, Op. 32 - Holst I. Mars, The Bringer of War II. Uranus, The Magician III. Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity Capriccio Italien, Op. 45 - Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 18 Yakov Kasman, piano (1997 Silver Medalist at the Tenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition) CD-YO004 The Youth Orchestra of Greater Fort Worth
DVD Video Reviews I, FEB03 - AUDIOPHILE AUDITION Gaby and Jean Casadesus, John Browning/lorin hollander/Van Cliburn/Jorge Chilean pianist Claudio Arrau (19021991) opens with the last movement of http://www.audaud.com/audaud/FEB03/DVD-V/dvd1FEB03.html
Extractions: Culled from various TV appearances 1959-1964, this assemblage of Great pianists makes fascinating viewing, a visual and auditory delight that bring back cherished memories of keyboard idols and giants in repertory in which they flourish. They video mixes solo and collaborative performances by the artists. Chilean pianist Claudio Arrau (1902-1991) opens with the last movement of Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto in solid, Prussian style, befitting Arrau's German pedagogy. Jorge Bolet changes the mood considerably, rending up a suave interpretation of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue under one of the composer's acolytes, Paul Whiteman. The most beguiling moment comes when actor Burgess Meredith introduces the fifteen-year-old Lorin Hollander (b. 1944) to play Chopin's popular waltz in C-sharp Minor, then the piece that had got the New York critics agog, the last movement from Saint-Saens' "Egyptian" Concerto. More Saint-Saens from Philippe Entremont (b. 1934) in the familiar C Minor Concerto, the finale, with its durable cross between folk tune and church hymn. The last two American pianists, Byron Janis (b. 1928) and Grant Johannesen (b. 1921), each get two concertos: Johannesen has the last movement of the Gershwin Concerto in F and a silky opening movement from the ultimate charmer, the Grieg Concerto in A Minor. Janis plays the last movement of the Rachmaninov Third Concerto, and the most "risky" piece in this conservative environment, the finale from the Prokofiev Third Concerto, Op. 26.
History At Sangamon Auditorium Alan Marks, pianist Tammy Wynette with Nightstreets lorin hollander, pianoChicago City Ballet The 1940 s Radio Hour George Carlin http://www.sangamonauditorium.org/history.htm
Extractions: History Spring 1981 The Sangamon Auditorium opened its doors on February 21, 1981, and has since presented more than 1,025 events. Some have been public events; some have been private meetings; some have been children's shows; and some have been for university students, graduates, and their family and friends. In addition to the many performance events, the Auditorium has hosted debates and inaugurations. In all, close to one and a half million people have ventured to the Auditorium from Illinois and beyond. We invite you to look back at highlights of the major events presented and hosted by the Sangamon Auditorium. Spring 1981
Extractions: Roundtable 2004 Program Highlights Summarizing Plenary (Schedule subject to change) This is the final convening of our Roundtable. As Roundtable attendees arrive, greet each other and find their seats, slides of images of the past two days of meetings and workshops will be projected on the walls or a screen. Stan Davis, John Kreidler, Constant Meijer, Jane Polin ... Well-Tempered Clavier at five. He has performed with virtually every major symphony orchestra in the world and is a veteran of nearly 2,500 performances: with orchestra, in recital, lecture/recital, chamber ensemble as pianist, symphony and choral conductor. He has collaborated with Bernstein, Mehta, Ozawa, Monteux, Szell, Leinsdorf, Slatkin, Previn, Schwarz, Levine, Kirchner, Haitink, Fleisher, and Ormandy among many others. He had his own national recital series on PBS and performed in the soundtrack of His mentors were Steuermann, Rudolf and Fleisher and he spent two summers at Marlboro performing with Serkin and Casals. Over the years he has appeared repeatedly with the symphony orchestras of New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, Seattle, Dallas, San Antonio and Washington, DC. His international performances have included the London Philharmonic, the Concertgebouw of Amsterdam, L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, Warsaw Philharmonic, the Berlin Symphony, Jerusalem Symphony, ORTF of Paris, New Tokyo Philharmonic and Seoul Philharmonic, among many others. He appears often on Ocean Cruise Ships as pianist, conductor, lecturer, mentor for University Study Abroad programs; he serves as festival coordinator and even as on-shore tour guide exploring the historical perspectives of Art, Science and Religion. He has recorded for RCA Victor, Columbia, Angel and Delos and PianoDisc.
Joanne Kong Biography and has been master class pianist for James Buswell, Timothy Eddy, Robert Bloom, lorin hollander, Concert Artist and Distinguished Lecturer. http://www.mgam.com/artists/kong/biography.html
Extractions: Joanne Kong captures the attention of audiences in compelling performances that celebrate the vibrancy and eloquence of musical expression. Embracing a broad range of solo and chamber repertoire, her extraordinary versatility includes the distinction of being the first artist to release a harpsichord-piano recording of the Goldberg and Diabelli Variations. Ms. Kong is the recipient of national and international honors including performance fellowships from the American Academy of the Arts in Europe and the Bach Aria Festival, designation as a Laureate in the 1983 National Beethoven Foundation Fellowship Auditions, three Ruth Lorraine Close Fellowships, and the Irl Allison Grand Prize in the 1985 International Piano Recording Competition. In addition to concertizing, her performances have been broadcast over numerous radio stations including National Public Radio, WQXR in New York and WFMT in Chicago. Available for educational and community outreach programs, she is in frequent demand as a piano, harpsichord, vocal and chamber coach, and has been recognized for her exceptional work with gifted young musicians. "Her attitude and reverence towards her work is a wonderful thing to see in this time of scarcity of these values. She is aware of human relations and the dynamics within." - Lorin Hollander, Concert Artist and Distinguished Lecturer
State Of The World Forum: Links lorin hollander/Institutes for Transformation, Healing Education World renownconcert pianist, lorin hollander, is founder of a series of institutes http://www.worldforum.org/resources/links.html
Extractions: Amnesty International is a worldwide campaigning movement that works to promote all the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international standards. In particular, Amnesty International campaigns to free all prisoners of conscience; ensure fair and prompt trials for political prisoners; abolish the death penalty, torture and other cruel treatment of prisoners; end political killings and "disappearances"; and oppose human rights abuses by opposition groups. ASHOKA is a global not-for-profit organization that finds and supports outstanding individuals with innovative programs for achieving systemic change on a national and regional level. The men and women who become Ashoka Fellows share a strong entrepreneurial character as well as a passion for social causes. Their ideas for systemic social change have the potential for national and regional impact.
Musician Biographies Phyllis Curtin, Lukas Foss, Claude Frank, Lee Hoiby, lorin hollander, Marc Shapiro has been Principal pianist of the San Francisco Symphony Chorus http://www.lapisisland.com/musician_biography.htm
Extractions: World renowned string quartet, founded in 1965 by the distinguished Italian violinist Giorgio Ciompi. Regularly tours throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. Collaborates on a regular basis with leading soloists, including Menahem Pressler, Branford Marsalis, and Susan Naruki, among others. Quartet in Residence: Duke University. Recordings: CRI, Arabesque, Albany, Gasparo, and Sheffield Lab labels. Members: Eric Pritchard, first violin; Hsiao-Mei Ku, second violin; Jonathan Bagg, viola; Fred Raimi, cello. Dorian Wind Quintet Active concert pianist and chamber musician, who has also worked as soloist with several prominent orchestras and chamber ensembles. His work in contemporary music has led to regular appearances with several new music groups, including the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players, Composer's Inc., Stanford Woodwind Quintet, ALEA Ensemble, and SIRIUS, among others. He has also worked as an accompanist and chamber musician with various musicians from some of the finest orchestras. Hiraga/Wyrick/Shapiro Trio Founded 2001 by Amy Hiraga, violin; Peter Wyrick, cello; and Marc Shapiro, piano; all members of the San Francisco Symphony. The trio performs annually at the Mohonk Festival for the Arts in New York. Peter Wyrick is also Associate Principal Cellist of the San Francisco Symphony, and a founding member of the renowned Ridge String Quartet. Marc Shapiro has been Principal Pianist of the San Francisco Symphony Chorus since 1984. He is also a member of the San Francisco Symphony, and guest artist with many distinguished soloists and ensembles, and has recorded with Delos, Argo (London/Decca), New Albion, Music and Arts, Cantilena and d'Note.
The International Holland Music Sessions Lazar Berman, Kevin Fitz Gerald, lorin hollander, Gilbert Kalish, Anton Kuerti, She has been described as a brilliant pianist on the verge of a http://www.hollandmusicsessions.com/history/careers12.html
Extractions: web link Nadia Shpachenko, piano Shpachenko began studying piano, cello, and composition at the age of five, and at the age of thirteen won recognition as both pianist and composer, performing with the Kharkov Philharmonic Orchestra and placing second in the All-Ukrainian Young Composers Competition. Her piano teacher was Sima Shwartz. At the same time, she was a founding member of the Ukrainian Folk Hebrew Orchestra, where she performed as a cellist. She then emigrated to Israel, where she studied with Professor Victor Derevianko and participated yearly in the Tel-Hai International Summer Piano Festival and in many master classes. She received a full scholarship to study in Boston at the Longy School of Music with Professor Victor Rosenbaum. She graduated with an Undergraduate Diploma in 1997, having won various competitions and awards and performed with the Longy Chamber Orchestra. At age twenty-five, she is currently completing her Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Southern California on a full scholarship, studying with Professor John Perry. Nadia graduated with a Master's Degree from the University of Southern California, where she was presented with a Keyboard Studies Ensemble Award and invited to join the Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society. International Holland Music Sessions , Aspen, Sarasota, Manchester, TCU/Cliburn, and Saluzzo International Music Festivals and worked with such musicians as Dmitri Bashkirov, Lazar Berman, Kevin Fitz - Gerald, Lorin Hollander, Gilbert Kalish, Anton Kuerti, Robert Levin, Jerome Lowenthal, Boris Petrushansky, Menahem Pressler, Abbey Simon, Susan Starr, Nina Svetlanova, and Vladimir Viardo.
Initiatives And Projects Ruth Christensen began her segment of the presentation with quotations andanecdotes by lorin hollander, a prodigious pianist, conductor, and proponent of http://cfac.byu.edu/music/Music_and_the_Family/InitiativesandProjects.php
Extractions: Brigham Young University New Horizons Orchestra The BYU New Horizons Orchestra (NHO) was established in 2003 to create an opportunity for adults and especially for senior adults to begin study of a musical instrument. It serves as an entry point into instrumental music education for people who have never played before, and a re-entry point for those who may have been away from music making for many years. It also serves as a laboratory teaching setting for BYU music education students, and a vehicle for identifying and studying the ways music can affect family life. In its first season, the orchestra enrolled over 60 participants. It is operated in cooperation with Provo's Eldred Senior Center and Summerhays Music Center, with support from the BYU School of Music and BYU's Watkins Endowment for Music and the Family.
Extractions: Publicist, Glenn Gould Conference In the autumn of 1977, a twelve-inch copper recording was shrouded in aluminum and sealed into each of two spacecraft which were launched on a journey plotted to take them beyond our solar system. If, half a million years from now, some galactic towtruck operator should retrieve Voyager II and listen to the record, he would hear messages from former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, former U.N. Secretary Kurt Waldheim, greetings in a number of our planet's languages, sounds of Earth's natural world and a number of musical selections, including Glenn Gould playing the Prelude and Fugue in C Major from the second book of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier. Our extra-terrestrial listener would hear a performance by one of the earth's most gifted pianists. What he may never know is that playing the piano was only one of Gould's remarkable talents. In the final scene of Vincent Tovell's video documentary Glenn Gould: A Portrait , director and narrator Eric Till describes Gould's life as "very much akin to a fugue, with its extraordinary overlapping of subjects: the fact that he was as great a writer as he was a pianist; as great a broadcaster as he was a musician and philosopher."
CalArts - News And Events lorin hollander Musical Interpretation, Myth, Mysticism and the Hero s JourneyMusical Explorations 2003 A widely celebrated concert pianist, conductor, http://www.calarts.edu/news/febcal03.html
Extractions: Musical Explorations 2003/Green Umbrella Concert Series: Led by Dean David Rosenboom , the resident faculty group performs new music by Latin American composers. The program features the world premieres of Ricardo Dal Farra's and Victor Varela's with cellist Erika Duke-Kirkpatrick as the featured soloistas well as compositions by Silvestre Revueltas, Hilda Paredes, Juan Campoverde and Edson Zampronha. Presented by the School of Music and the L.A. Philharmonic.
OOTB 8.05 Oct. 30, 2005 Carroll College Wind Symphony with lorin hollander, pianist ADorothy Goff Frisch Concert Shattuck Music Center, 4 pm $15 adult; http://www.cc.edu/alumni/alumni_index_outoftheblue8.05.htm
Extractions: August 2005 In this issue: Carroll Connect Homecoming reunions Join the team Florida gathering ... 2005-2006 theater/music season Get online at www.cc.edu/alumni Carroll Connect is a fully interactive online community exclusively for Carroll College alumni. Visit www.cc.edu/alumni Attention reunion classes 1955, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1970, 1975, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1994, 1995, and 1996 class reunion for the most updated lists and information. Other information: Want to plan dinner or a mini-gathering with your classmates, fraternity, sorority or former teammates? We would be happy to add it to the schedule on the Web site for your respective class or cluster. Please contact us at
Extractions: "At a certain point, it became clear that all these projects were winding up at the same time and that it would be a busy year, and I was happy about it," said Keneally, who will perform selections from most of his new albums during his concert tonight at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach. The most ambitious of his recent releases is "The Universe Will Provide," an orchestral opus Keneally recorded last year in Holland with Amsterdam's 52-piece Metropole Orkest. It came out in September on Vai's Favored Nations label. "Dog," by his four-man Mike Keneally Band, was released last month on Exowax, the label he launched in 1999 with longtime friend Scott Chatfield, his manager and business partner. Last week saw the release of "Vai Piano Reductions Vol. 1," an all-instrumental album available only from www.vai.com on the Internet. It features Keneally's solo piano interpretations of 11 compositions by Vai, whom he replaced as the "stunt guitarist" in Zappa's band in 1987.
The McGill Chamber Music Orchestra Supports Cancer Research IntimacyGreatness, opened on October 8, 2001 at the Place des Arts ThéâtreMaisonneuve with a Soirée Française featuring pianist lorin hollander. http://www.med.mcgill.ca/cancer/McGill Chamber Music Orchestra.htm
Extractions: FRENCH The McGill Chamber Music Orchestra supports cancer research The McGill Chamber Music Orchestra has formed an exciting fundraising partnership with the McGill Cancer Centre for its 2001-2002 concert series One third of the proceeds from the sale of tickets for three, four, five and six concerts purchased at full regular price will be donated to the McGill Cancer Research Centre. The 62 nd season, entitled Intimacy-Greatness, opened on October 8, 2001 at the Place des Arts Théâtre Maisonneuve with a Soirée Française featuring pianist Lorin Hollander. The remaining 6 concerts feature the work of the worlds greatest artists and Montreals finest musicians led by conductors Alexander and Boris Brott. All concerts are to take place at the Place des Arts Théâtre Maisonneuve, while Handels Messiah will be held at Christ Church Cathedral on November 26. Music and medicine share common properties of healing. My family has been deeply and personally touched by the devastation of cancer. Donating a share of our ticket revenue for cancer research is a magnificent way of adding value to our concert series - Boris Brott, Conductor of the McGill Chamber Music Orchestra.
Archival Posts 2003 October 26 - 31 MICKEY HART, lorin hollander AND REMO BELLI artist and percussionist fromThe Grateful Dead; lorin hollander, distinguished concert pianist, conductor, http://www.musictap.net/Archives/Posts/Posts03/ArchivalPosts2003Oct2631.html
Extractions: CD - Matt Rowe (10/10) October 31, 2003 Daily Post It's Halloween already, can you believe it?! Time just seems to move at light speed around here. We have a few items for you before the close of the week. We have a review and some news. We also have the newest Pit Stop from Duane Duane has some cool pics for this issue in keeping with the Halloween spirit. He has also said his usual piece about 'this editor'. Oh well. Have fun with it. Don't forget to check out our ongoing reviews of the Bob Dylan SACD collection. This time it's me behind the pen as I listen to Street Legal Grey will be back on Tuesday with Blood on the Tracks SACD review for Bob Dylan . We still have a few more of these gems to listen to and review. Grey 's touch where Dylan is concerned is golden and so he will finish the remainder of the Dylan SACD reviews.
