Swarthmore College Department Of Theater The Midnight Quintet Rachel Kane, piano; Lisa huang, violin; Oliver Hsu, cello Currently coached by pianist Marcantonio Barone, their name comes from http://www.swarthmore.edu/Humanities/theater/content/Event.php?obj=87
Iternational Chamber Music Courses & Festival - Positano eileen huang Piano. Born in Chongqing, China. eileen huang graduated fromCentral Conservatory in Beijing. Like many other Chinese musicians, http://www.positanonline.it/music.icmc/welcome_uk.htm
Extractions: Iternational C ORSO Chamber I NTERNAZIONALE DE MUSIC M USICA DA C AMERA VIII Positano and I.C.M.C. Positano is one of Italys most famous seaside resorts. Renowned for its spectacular scenery, beautiful beaches and unique architecture, it is one of the most enchanting corners of the world. This region has many historical connections with music.Welhelm Kempff lived and taught piano in Positano from 1954 until his death in 1991. Near Positano, Richard Wagner lived and wrote an opera in Ravello, and the great tenor Enrico Caruso was born in Napoli and lived in Sorrento. Positano I.C.M.C. (International Chamber Music Courses and Festival) features daily master classes, ensembles, coaching and seminars about subjects such as 20th century music, Jazz improvisation, Chinese piano music, Neapolitan Folk Music etc. Positano I.C.M.C. is a unique summer music festival and camp for all ages. There are various classes for Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello, Wind instruments or Vocal students and also amateur music friends are welcome. There are public performance opportunities for both chamber and solo music. Each day begins with Taichi Quan (traditional Chinese exercise) held on the seashore. Lunches will take place at different restaurants so that participants may experience the unique Southern Italian cuisine. Sightseeing tours will include the Amalfi Coast, Vesuvio, Pompei and the Isle of Capri. Evenings will be devoted to rehearsals, concerts or simply enjoying the beautiful environment of Positano.
Video Library Chopin, Molly Vivian huang 3. Piano Rep. for Technique Musicianship, Nelita True at Eastman (4 tapes) Portrait of a pianistteacher (2 copies); http://nysmta.org/serv4.htm
Extractions: Videotape Library Catalogue (as of April ) Carol Goerold, Videotape Chair Guidelines : Any member of a Local Association who is in good standing may borrow for three weeks at a time. An extension may be granted if there are no other requests for that particular tape. The borrower is responsible for the return postage to the video chairperson. Copying or reproduction of these tapes is strictly prohibited. Certification Preparing for the Pupil Demonstration , Barry Weinberg, NYSMTA 88 Convention, SUNY-Binghamton Challenges for the Pianist (10 - ½ hour programs) Mitchell Andrews, Ball State University, 1982 1. Ways of Practicing Fingering Pedaling Preparing an Ensemble Score for Performance Bachs Music on the Piano Chamber Music Accompanying Accompanying Performance Preparation Stage Deportment Church Organists Primer (2 tapes) Sally Cherrington, Allen Organ Co., 88 1. Manual and Pedal Technique Registration Integrated Acoustic/Electronic Piano in the Teaching Studio , Nancy and Stephen Cree, 88 Chick Corea Keyboard Workshop Methods of Composition, Improvisation and Practice
Del Aguila, Miguel 1993, Conga, per piano op.39 1000; 1 st Winterthur Switzerland 1994.eileen huang.1993, Cuauhtemoc, per full opera, orchestra, choir soli op.36 3 hour http://psico.univr.it/scripts/cgieme.exe?cp=deagmi
WWW : CHWW : Arts : Music : Instruments : Keyboard : Piano : Pianists : H Biography and contact information. http//allisonhoyle.tripod.com/. » huang, EileenIn neuem Fenster ?en China born pianist, living in Positano, Italy. http://www.xn--treuhnderin-p8a.ch/index.php/Arts/Music/Instruments/Keyboard/Pian
Eileen Bei 3sm Translate this page eileen huang, born in China, began her piano studies at the age of six. In her careershe obtained several awards, eg the Flora Boyd Memorial Award. http://3sm.de/Eileen
Johns Hopkins Gazette March 15, 2004 Chinese pianist Lang Lang to Perform Sunday at Shriver Hall be preceded at430 pm by a lecture by eileen Soskin, associate dean for academic affairs at http://www.jhu.edu/~gazette/2004/15mar04/weekcal.html
Extractions: Lang Lang In his first recital in Baltimore, acclaimed Chinese pianist Lang Lang will give a special performance at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 21, as part of the Shriver Hall Concert Series. The concert will begin at 5:30 p.m. in Homewood's Shriver Hall Auditorium and will be preceded at 4:30 p.m. by a lecture by Eileen Soskin, associate dean for academic affairs at the Peabody Institute, in the Shriver Hall Clipper Room. Lang's program will include Schumann's Variations on the Name Abegg for Piano in F Major, op. 1; Haydn's Piano Sonata in C Major, Hob. XVI/50; Chopin's Andante Spianato et Grande Polonaise Brillante in E-flat, op. 22 and Nocturne in D-flat Major, op. 27, no. 2; Tan Dun's Eight Memories in Watercolor, Op. 1; and Liszt's Reminiscences de Don Juan [based on Mozart's Don Giovanni], S. 418. Tickets are $43, $25 for students; student rush, $15. For more information, call 410-516-7164 or go to
Johns Hopkins Gazette April 28, 1997 eileen, 9553934 or 465-3659. Baby rabbits, beautiful long-haired angoras. Piano lessons, incl summer sessions by concert pianist, former Goucher/Loyola http://www.jhu.edu/~gazette/aprjun97/apr2897/class.html
Extractions: Advertisements In each issue The Gazette makes the equivalent of about one page available for classified ads, which are free to Hopkins faculty, staff and students. We do reserve the right not to run ads due to space limitations or because they do not adhere to the following guidelines: One ad per person per week. Ads are due by noon on the Monday prior to the edition in which the ad is to run. This does NOT guarantee that the ad will appear in that issue; when the one-page allotment is full, no more ads can appear. You must submit a new request for each ad to be run, even if it is repeated in successive weeks. Limit ads to 20 wordsincluding phone/fax/e-mail. Longer ads will be edited to 20 words or less at the editor's discretion. Ads can be placed by fax (410)516-5251; by e-mail: gazads@resource.ca.jhu.edu ; in person: to 212 Whitehead Hall on the Homewood campus; or by mail to: The Gazette Classifieds, JHU, 3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. 21218. We do not accept ads by phone. Apartments/houses
American Chamber Of Commerce In Taipei Grace huang (viola), Chan Wenyin and Chen Shing-lih (piano), Lin Shih-wei classical stars that included Juilliard prodigy pianist Kimberly Chen, http://www.amcham.com.tw/publication_topics_view.php?volume=34&vol_num=10&topics
About The Mendocino Music Festival Mr. Malan is founder and codirector with pianist Robin Sutherland of the TellurideChamber eileen Lopate Allan Pollack Susan Waterfall Walter Wetterman http://www.mendocinomusic.com/aboutus/default.html
Center For East Asian Studies, UPenn eileen Hsiangling Hsu, Princeton University Art Museum huang Yi s FangbeiPainting A Legacy of Qing Antiquarianism Bai Qianshen, Boston University http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/ceas/newsl30.html
Extractions: Mario Ortiz, Contributor Crossroads of Traditions The Second Inter-American Composition Workshop Pam Duncan, secretary of the dean. Nancy Waldon, administration. Special thanks to Carol Reynolds for her help and patience. Skip Sluder, concert programs. Leonard Phillips, office of special programs. Professor Wayne Jackson and students of the audio technology department. Marty Prentice, Donetta Sirah, and Deborah Harden of the music operations office. Leornard Phillips, Lila Belnap, and most especially Dorothy Riggle of Room Scheduling. Dave Goodridge, stage manager for Auer Hall. Constance Mayer and staff members of the William and Gayle Cook Music Library scores and records library. Clovis Lark, Perfomance Ensembles Division of the music library. Carrie Root, publicity. Mike Pitts at the Residence Halls. Cary Boyce for establishing the collaboration with WFIU. Nancy Krueger of the IU Arts Museum. Leticia Zapata and Karen Groom of IU Printing Services for the design of the booklet and posters. The Bloomington Voice. Peter Jacobi and Kathleen Mills, The Herald Times. Tami Grafe of Carlson Travel. Armando Sesin and Alfredo Vega at Mikonos Viajes (Mexico).
Past Events - 2004-2005 Season pianist and scholar Robert Levin brings the great composer to life in these eileen Buck, Piano Sophia Silvios, Violin. Persichetti Infanta Marina http://www.nyvs.org/otherevents/other200405.html
Extractions: VIKKI SCHNURR DJ NATASHA LYONNE Doorman KEVIN HAGAN Bob ALAN ALDA Lane GABY HOFFMANN Laura NATALIE PORTMAN Scott LUKAS HAAS Frieda TRUDE KLEIN Steffi GOLDIE HAWN as himself ITZHAK PERLMAN Pianist NAVAH PERLMAN Claire BARBARA HOLLANDER Jeffrey Vandermost JOHN GRIFFIN Von JULIA ROBERTS Psychiatrist WALTRUDIS BUCK Grandpa PATRICK CRANSHAW Cop ISIAH WHITLOCK Joe WOODY ALLEN Harry Winston Salesman EDWARD HIBBERT Harry Winston Dancers KEVIN BOGUE
From The President Rodney Sauer, pianist and leader of the Mont Alto Ragtime and Tango Modiste (1905), Naughty Marietta (1910), eileen (1917), and Capital Revue (1919). http://www.american-music.org/publications/bullarchive/perfs243.html
Extractions: "Spring," the Second Vancouver International New Music Festival (29 May-6 June 1998), featured a plethora of new music by Canadian, U.S., and European composers, including nineteen premiers of Canadian works. Ten concerts and five symposia at which composers, conductors, and performers discussed issues related to contemporary music constituted the event. The festival's international guest was James MacMillan from Scotland, whose music was highlighed during the week. The opening concert on 29 May by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Owen Underhill and Sergiu Comissiona featured the music of four Canadian composers. The concert began with Orchestral Tuning Arrangment (1994) by Linda Catlin Smith and John Oswald, a work which includes choreographed movements by orchestra members as the tuning process takes place. Keith Hamel's energetic and motoristic Overdrive (1998) was followed by Rodney Sharman's transcendent and serene scherzo Archaic Smile (1997). Also on the program were works by MacMillan and Sofia Gubaildulina.
Woody Allen - Everyone Says I Love You Cast And Credits pianist Barbara Hollander . Claire John Griffin (III) . Jeffrey Vandermost eileen Casey . Ghost Dancer Shelley Frankel . Ghost Dancer http://www.woodyallenmovies.com/movies/everyonecredits.htm
Records International Catalogue June 1998 eileen huang (piano), China Central Philharmonic Orchestra, A concert pianisthimself as well as a teacher, Huss wrote much solo piano music, http://www.recordsinternational.com/RICatalogJune98.html
Extractions: Home July 1997 Catalogue August 1997 Catalogue September 1997 Catalogue ... June 1999 Catalogue Leo Sowerby symphony No. 2 orchestral works JOLY BRAGA SANTOS - A new symphony cycle on Marco Polo MORTON GOULD (1913-1996): Quickstep from Symphony on Marching Tunes, Cotillion from Fall River Legend, Philharmonic Waltzes, Latin American Symphonette, Festive Music, Fanfare for Freedom, Windjammer (Main Title), ALBERTO GINASTERA (1916-1983): Estancia - Suite. This is probably the most spectacular digital recording we've ever heard, both for imaging, clarity and dynamic range. It's astonishing that it was made in 1978, using the "Soundstream" system which lost out to other, large-corporately-financed systems. The repertoire is (strangely) still under-represented in the catalogue but, in recordings like these, it wouldn't matter if there were dozens of versions available! London Symphony Orchestra; Morton Gould. Citadel CTD 88130 (U.S.A.) GORDON JACOB (1895-1984): Mini Concerto for Clarinet and Strings, Concertino for Clarinet and Strings (after Tartini), Clarinet Quintet, Clarinet Trio. Resolutely tonal and Romantic in style, these pieces, even the apparently ludicrously brief Mini Concerto, display a depth of feeling that is all too often lacking in 20th-century music. There is more than a hint of English pastoral throughout, but the music never sounds like the more familiar composers associated with that phrase, except fleetingly and superficially, and there is much beauty to savor here. Warmly recommended. Charles Russo (clarinet), Premier Chamber Orchestra; David Gilbert. Premier PRCD 1052 (U.S.A.)
New Page 1 Stephanie huang. Howard Hsu. Stephanie huang. Enoch Hwang. Lilian Hwang He also served as the music director, pianist, and coach for the Bradford Music http://www.hallowquest.com/projects.htm
Extractions: At long last the "full Monty" will be in print later this year. A first full length biography of the man and his music will be published by Melrose Books in England, hopefully to coincide with the Centenary of Mantovani's birth on 15 November. Even with the many releases this year of Genuine Mantovani And His Orchestra music, this is the most exciting release for Mantovani fans. The 24 chapter, 300 page hardback book, "Mantovani - A Lifetime In Music" tells the story of Mantovani's quest for musical perfection and how he eventually achieved it. Written with the co-operation of his family, his record producer, several former musicians, Decca luminaries and Mantovani fans, this is the "real deal", a book that no Mantovani fan or anyone interested in light orchestral music can afford to be without. The work outlines the Mantovani story as it has never been told before: his childhood
