La Jolla Summerfest 2005 Schedule | The San Diego Union-Tribune Appalachian Journey, with composerviolinist mark O Connor, Postcards FromPrague, with violinist Anne Akiko Meyers, pianist Shai Wosner, http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20050731/news_1a31festsked.html
Extractions: July 31, 2005 Downtown Thursday, 7:30 p.m. (Spreckels Theatre): Lalo Schifrin's "Letters From Argentina," including composer-pianist Schifrin, violinist Cho-Liang Lin and Nestor Marconi on bandoneon. Saturday, 7:30 p.m. (Civic Theatre): The Silk Road Ensemble with Yo-Yo Ma Aug. 11, 7:30 p.m. (Civic Theatre): Australian Chamber Orchestra with Richard Tognetti, music director and violinist, and pianist Angela Hewitt. Brahms/Angerer's "O Gott, du Frommer Gott"; J.S. Bach's Keyboard Concertos in D Major and G Minor; Vivaldi's Concerto in B Minor for Four Violins; Ravel/Tognetti's String Quartet in F Major. Aug. 19, 7:30 p.m. (Civic Theatre):
Classical Music - The UK Magazine For The Music Professional In our centrepiece, we mark Stephen Hough s triumph at the Classical Brit Awards Brian Priestley catches up with the brilliant young jazz pianist Gwilym http://www.rhinegold.co.uk/magazines/pi/pi-editorial.cfm
Extractions: 'Nothing succeeds like success,' says the old saw. But success can also provoke hostility, envy and misinformation. In his lifetime, Felix Mendelssohn was the man who had everything. Born rich, he was both brilliant and charming, not only a great musician, a great genius indeed, but a man of many talents and accomplishments, who consorted with the highest in the land (in many lands), while seemingly having time for everyone, whatever their background or attainment. In the world of classical music, he was the ultimate celebrity â particularly in German-speaking lands and in England, where he was all but worshipped. Unlike many distinguished men, his reputation survived him. Towards the end of the 19th century, however, he fell from grace. His importance was deemed increasingly negligible, and even well into the 20th century, his claims to greatness as a composer were held by many to be spurious. On no account, in many quarters, was his name to be mentioned in the same breath as those of his contemporaries Chopin, Liszt and Schumann, let alone Brahms, later on. Today, however, his star is once more in the ascendant as his importance is being reaffirmed. But it's not all Mendelssohn and things Mendelssohnian. In Unsung Heroes, Murray McLachlan explores the music of Boris Tchaikovsky, Leslie Howard talks about his indefatigable journey into the nether reaches of Lisztiana, Alyn Shipton meets Ray Bryant, and John York, as ever, catches up on the latest music publications.
Mailgate.ORG Web Server: Rec.music.makers.piano 24/02/2004 Re Gyorgy Sandor s Free Fall, H. Emmerson Meyers 24/05/2002 Reblind pianist blindfold training, mark Smythe http://mailgate.supereva.com/rec/rec.music.makers.piano/
Critical Ear: Fiddler On The Hoof Reaching mark O Connor wasn t easy. The fiddlerviolinist-composer is seldom in Soprano Christine Brewer, pianist Craig Rutenberg. 6 pm Wednesday, Aug. http://www.freenewmexican.com/news/30957.html
GEMINI PIANO TRIO - Reviews3 The liner notes by Benjamin myers and HsiuHui Wang provide some As Goucherfaculty, Hsiu-Hui and Ben have definitely made their mark and are upholding http://www.geminipianotrio.com/reviews3/
Extractions: The Gemini Trio functions comparably to a living cell, and the individual instruments its organelles. For a cell to sustain and thrive, its constituent parts must work cooperatively, make compromises and be totally aware of what is transpiring around it. Pianist, cellist, and violinist play together in such a finely tuned balance that each minute sonic alteration made by one is immediately detected by the others. On the cover is a tastefully manipulated, purple-tinted leaf covered with dew. This attractive photograph is complemented by a large, white, intellectual typeface. The liner notes by Benjamin Myers and Hsiu-Hui Wang provide some fascinatingly original insights into the Ravel and Shostakovich trios. The Gemini Trio turns each opus into a story and realizes a latent program derived from overall structure, melodic turns, and subtle variations in mood and harmony. Music department chair Dr. Lisa Weiss has heard the Gemini Trio play live on several occasions. When interviewed about her thoughts on the piano trio and their standing in the department, Dr. Weiss remarked: "I am so delighted to have both Hsiu-Hui and Ben on our faculty. They are both musicians of the highest caliber and are also excellent teachers.
Live From Lincoln Center Telecasts André Watts, pianist and Master of Ceremonies Barbara Bonney, Soprano Production Director mark Lamos Cesare Angelotti George Cordes http://www.pbs.org/lflc/96.htm
John Lewis Tribute & Jazz Symposium by Paul Meyers on guitar, Kiyoshi Kitagawa on bass, mark McLeon on drums, As pianist, composer, arranger, and music director of the Modern Jazz http://www.jazzinn.com/john_lewis.html
Extractions: HOME ArT Raw Space NM JazZ Calendar ... MAP New Mexico JazZ Legend JOHN LEWIS MAY 3, 1920 - March 29, 2001 Albuquerque's own jazz legend - pianist, composer, and arranger - was celebrated in a series of events honoring him, his communitiy, his musical contemporaries, and his great achievements in American Classical Music. THANKS TO: City Councillor Eric Griego Mayor Martin Chavez James Lewis United South Broadway Corp. Bank of the West Artichoke Cafe JazZ Inn Herb Jordan Tony Cesarano Matt Cory Douglas Cardwell Washburn Piano New Mexico Jazz Workshop Outpost Inc. Doug Lawrence Music Jane Hardey Roy Durfee Shan Hall Mari Simbana Cindy Lopez Diana Dorn-Jones Margy Hernandez Rosemary Joseph Joe Sabatini Lola Lestrick Reggie Gammon Lauren Camp Nicholas Peron John Lewis Kirkpatrick Fred Burton South Broadway Cultural Center Lewis Family The third annual celebration sposored by Albuquerque's United South Broadway Corporation (a Community Development Corporation), South Broadway neighborhoods, businesses, residents, friends and classmates and family of John Lewis. John Lewis Community JazZ Symposium 2002 Jazz legend John Lewis (May 3, 1920- March 29, 2001) grew up in Albuquerque's South Broadway neighborhood, so it is only fitting that his life and American Classical Music, Jazz, be celebrated in his old neighborhood.
Shep Meyers Bio Shep Meyers is a pianist, conductor, composer and arranger, from New York City, Ted Williams, Frank Proto, Bryan McConnell, mark Dresser, Bert Turetzky, http://www.shepmeyers.com/bio.htm
Extractions: Shep Meyers Biography Shep Meyers is a pianist, conductor, composer and arranger, from New York City, who has been living in San Diego, California for the past twenty-eight years. His impressive list of credits include recording with Ella Fitzgerald, and playing with other musical greats such as Woody Herman, Billy Daniels, Julie London, Terry Gibbs, and Anita O'Day, as well as comedians Lenny Bruce, Steve Allen, Redd Foxx, and Henny Youngman. Shep served as conductor for comedian George Burns, singer/puppeteer Shari Lewis, and for Johnny Carson at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas. While living in New York City, Shep was an arranger for the Radio City Music Hall Symphony Orchestra and Chorus under conductor, Raymond Paige, and chief arranger, Rayburn Wright. He also composed, arranged and conducted the music for over 500 radio and television commercials. Television commercials that Shep scored were nominated for seven CLIO Awards (the Oscar of television commercials) in just eleven years. He also served as musical director and conductor for the 1974 CLIO Awards CBS-TV 90 minute Special. Shep also created, edited, and produced the music video for Duke Ellington's Grammy Award album "Digital Duke" for GRP Records.
SC PHILHARMONIC | Concerts & Tickets pianist JiYong An all-Russian program full of passion and color! Child prodigyJi-Yong is arguably one vocalist Philip myers Start a holiday tradition! http://www.scphilharmonic.com/concerts.html
Extractions: Saturday, September 24, 2005 Celebrate the opening of another grand season with an orchestral showcase designed to raise the roof! Dvorak's Slavonic Dance Op. 72 No. 7, Bizet's Carmen Suite No. 2, Ponchielli's Dance of the Hours from La Gioconda , Sibelius' Finlandia and Smetana's The Moldau are all concert hall favorites, but pride of place surely goes to Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture with its rousing themes and fourteen famous cannon shots. Please join the Philharmonic for our black-tie-optional, post-concert, opening night gala! Tickets are $50 per person and must be purchased in advance. Please call our Box Office at 803.254.7445 to order your tickets by phone. Master Series 2: FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
Spring 1998 Concerts 800 mark Taggart, Director 31 Senior Recital, 700 Laurie Buchele, Mendenhall Student Center 25 Senior Recital, 400 Bradford myers, tuba Graduate http://www.music.ecu.edu/calendar/98SpringCal.html
Extractions: Music HomePage Music HomePage Music HomePage East Carolina University Concert Calendar JANUARY 1998 15 Graduate Recital, 9:00 Lisa M. DeBaker, piano 16-17 1998 CLARINET CONFERENCE with featured artists Nathan Williams, Director 16 WINSTON-SALEM SYMPHONY CLARINETISTS, 8:00 Nathan Williams, Ron Rudkin and Eileen Young 17 KECOUGHTAN HIGH SCHOOL CLARINET ENSEMBLE, 4:00 Michael Biasi, Director, from Hampton, Virginia ECU CLARINET QUARTET Kim Bain, Leah Kitchings, Audrey Murphy and Chris Willis Nathan Williams, Director GUEST RECITAL, 8:00 Alan Ware, clarinet from City Conservatory of Osnabruck, Germany Paul Tardif, piano 27 SRAPAS: ST. PAUL CHAMBER ORCHESTRA with Emanuel Ax For ticket information, call 919-328-4788 or 1-800-ECU-ARTS (328-2787). Wright Auditorium, 8:00 29-31 EAST CAROLINA RELIGIOUS ARTS FESTIVAL with featured artists and clinicians Janette Fishell, Director 29 GUEST RECITAL, 8:00 Festival Organ Recital of the East Carolina Religious Arts Festival Colin Andrews, organist First Presbyterian Church, Kinston 30 GUEST RECITAL, 8:00 "Stations of the Cross: A Journey To, and Through, the Cross Via Music, Art and Poetry." An event of the East Carolina Religious Arts Festival. David Briggs, Organist and Conductor of the Choristers of Gloucester Cathedral, Gloucester, England The Memorial Baptist Church 1510 Greenville Boulevard Southeast, Greenville JAZZ AT NIGHT, 8:00 Carroll V. Dashiell Jr., Director The Great Room, Mendenhall Student Center 31 GUEST RECITAL, 2:00 "Lift High the Cross" Hymn and Choral Festival of the East Carolina Religious Arts Festival David Briggs, Organist and Conductor John Horman, Director of the Festival Children's Chorus The Memorial Baptist Church 1510 Greenville Boulevard Southeast, Greenville Senior Recital, 4:00 Kevin Earl, clarinet SCHOLARSHIP BENEFIT GALA OF THE FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC For ticket information, call 328-6851. FEBRUARY 1998 1 Senior Recital, 2:00 Christina D. McNeeley, bassoon 2 SRAPAS: GEORGIAN STATE DANCE COMPANY For ticket information, call 919-328-4788 or 1-800-ECU-ARTS (328-2787). Wright Auditorium, 8:00 5 FACULTY RECITAL, 8:00 "The Music of Johann Sebastian Bach" Janette Fishell, organist First Presbyterian Church 1400 South Elm Street, Greenville 6 SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE Scott Carter, Conductor JAZZ ENSEMBLE A Carroll V. Dashiell Jr., Director Wright Auditorium, 8:00 7 EASTERN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR HIGH HONORS BAND CONCERT Wright Auditorium, 7:00 13-14 OPERA THEATRE PRODUCTION, 8:00 John B. O'Brien and James Hampton, Directors For ticket information, call 919-328-4788 or 1-800 ECU-ARTS (328-2787). 14 FAMILY FARE: LYLE, LYLE CROCODILE For ticket information, call 919-328-4788 or 1-800-ECU-ARTS (328-2787). Wright Auditorium, 2:00 16 FACULTY RECITAL, 8:00 Henry Doskey, piano 19 GUEST RECITAL, 8:00 CASSATT STRING QUARTET in Residence 1997-98 at ECU School of Music Muneko Otani, Jennifer Leshnower, violins Michiko Oshima, viola, Kelley Mikkelsen, cello 21 SRAPAS: BERLIN SYMPHONY For ticket information, call 919-328-4788 or 1-800-ECU-ARTS (328-2787). Wright Auditorium, 8:00 22 FACULTY DUO RECITAL, 3:00 Joanne Bath, violin Charles Bath, piano Junior Recital, 7:00 Jennifer Johnston, horn Candace Hall, trumpet Senior Recital, 9:00 John Crusoe, percussion 23 SRAPAS: Grease For ticket information, call 919-328-4788 or 1-800-ECU-ARTS (328-2787). Wright Auditorium, 8:00 25 Junior Recital, 7:00 Jeanette Price, flute Susan Brown, flute 27 Senior Recital, 7:00 Jurij Brewer, piano 28 BLACK HISTORY MONTH CONCERT, 8:00 Carroll V. Dashiell Jr., Director MARCH 1998 1 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Douglas Morrison, Conductor Wright Auditorium, 3:00 Senior Recital, 6:00 Amanda Glass, violin 2 Graduate Recital, 9:00 Lisa M. DeBaker, piano 3 Graduate Recital, 7:00 Jacqueline Huguet, piano 5 FACULTY RECITAL, 8:00 Fritz Gearhart, violin Paul Tardif, piano 6 Senior Recital, 7:00 Tim McGinty, percussion JAZZ AT NIGHT, 8:00 Carroll V. Dashiell Jr., Director The Great Room, Mendenhall Student Center Graduate Recital, 9:00 Susan A. Voges, cello 7 FAMILY FARE: BALLET FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES Jungle Book For ticket information, call 919-328-4788 or 1-800-ECU-ARTS (328-2787). Wright Auditorium, 2:00 Senior Recital, 4:00 Angie Minter, clarinet Graduate Recital, 7:00 Chris Willis, clarinet 8 FACULTY RECITAL, 3:00 "Trio Sonatas of Bach" Christine Gustafson, flute Kelley Mikkelsen, cello John B. O'Brien, harpsichord The Music House, 408 West Fifth Street Junior Recital, 7:00 Richard Gibbs, cello 9 COASTAL WINDS QUINTET , 7:30 Christine Gustafson, flute Bo Newsome, oboe, Nathan Williams, clarinet Christopher Ulffers, bassoon, Mary Burroughs. horn St. Peter's Catholic Church 10 Junior Recital, 7:00 Kelly Laraine Taylor, soprano SYMPHONIC BAND AND CONCERT BAND Christopher Knighten, Conductor Wright Auditorium, 8:00 11 EAST CAROLINA BRASS QUINTET, 8:00 Britt Theurer, trumpet Tom Huener, trumpet, Mary Burroughs, horn George Broussard, trombone, Jeff Jarvis, tuba FACULTY CHAMBER ENSEMBLE Robert Hause, Director "L'Histoire du Soldat" by Igor Stravinsky. 23 FACULTY RECITAL, 8:00 Christine Gustafson, flute 24 GUEST RECITAL, 7:00 Reiko Ishii, piano 25 Young People's Concerts EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Douglas Morrison, Conductor Wright Auditorium, 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. SAXOPHONE ENSEMBLES, 8:00 Jeffrey Bair, Director 26 CONCERT CHOIR, 8:00 Brett Watson, Director, Mendenhall Student Center, Room 244 27 Graduate Recital, 7:00 Hyoun-Joo Song, organ First Presbyterian Church, Kinston SRAPAS: VAN CLIBURN SILVER MEDALIST For ticket information, call 919-328-4788 or 1-800-ECU-ARTS (328-2787). Wright Auditorium, 8:00 28 Junior Recital, 7:00 Jamee Lyons, flute 29 Senior Recital, 7:00 Jonathan N. Bunag, trumpet Senior Recital, 9:00 David Antkowiak, horn 30 PREMIERE PERFORMANCES OF WORKS BY ECU COMPOSERS, 8:00 Mark Taggart, Director 31 Senior Recital, 7:00 Laurie Buchele, flute APRIL 1998 1 Senior Recital, 7:00 Tim Byrum, tuba 2 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE, 8:00 Mark Ford, Director 3 Senior Recital, 7:00 Patrick Kirby, horn Sophomore Recital, 7:30 Jon Johnson, organ Location TBA 4 FAMILY FARE: LAURA INGALLS WILDER "Growing up on the Prairie" For ticket information, call 919-328-4788 or 1-800-ECU-ARTS (328-2787). Wright Auditorium, 2:00 Senior Recital, 5:00 Scott Peoples, percussion Graduate Recital, 7:00 Chuck Page, bass 5 Sunday at the Gallery Concert: STRING CHAMBER MUSIC Fritz Gearhart, Director, 2:00 Greenville Museum of Art 802 South Evans Street, Greenville Graduate Recital, 7:00 Michael Weaver, viola Graduate Recital, 9:00 Rita Talley, percussion 6 TUESDAY/THURSDAY JAZZ ENSEMBLE, 8:00 Vaughn Ambrose, Director 7 Junior Recital, 7:00 Brandy Binkley, soprano Patrick Howle, tenor Junior Recital, 9:00 Cecil Allen Rascoe Jr., baritone 8 CONTEMPORARY JAZZ ENSEMBLE, 8:00 Paul Tardif, Director 9 Junior Recital, 9:00 Walter Matthew King, tenor 13 FACULTY RECITAL, 8:00 Britton Theurer, trumpet 14 Junior Recital, 7:00 Amy Bisogno, soprano 15 PERCUSSION PLAYERS, 8:00 Mark Ford, Director 16 Graduate Recital, 7:00 H. Douglas Blackwood Jr., organ St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Kinston 17 JAZZ FESTIVAL GALA CONCERT featuring Guest Artists and the ECU JAZZ ENSEMBLE A Carroll V. Dashiell Jr., Director Wright Auditorium, 8:00 19 EARLY MUSIC ENSEMBLE, 5:00 Tom Huener, Director St. Paul's Episcopal Church 401 East 4th Street Senior Recital, 7:00 Kevin Smith, piano 20 SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE, CONCERT BAND, AND SYMPHONIC BAND Scott Carter and Christopher Knighten, Conductors Wright Auditorium, 8:00 21 Junior Recital, 7:00 Leigh Ann Johnson, soprano 22 ECU STEEL ORCHESTRA, 8:00 Mark Ford, Director 23 GUITAR ENSEMBLE, 8:00 Elliot Frank, Director 24 Graduate Recital, 7:00 James Hampton, tenor JAZZ AT NIGHT, 8:00 Carroll V. Dashiell Jr., Director The Great Room, Mendenhall Student Center 25 Senior Recital, 4:00 Bradford Myers, tuba Graduate Recital, 7:00 Jane Kline, mezzo-soprano Junior Recital, 9:00 Kym Ledford, flute 26 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Douglas Morrison, Conductor Wright Auditorium, 3:00 Student Recital, 5:00 Nakia Maurice Medley, saxophone FACULTY RECITAL, 8:00 "Twentieth-Century American Music for Clarinet and Piano" Nathan Williams, clarinet Audrey Andrist, guest pianist 27 BEDDINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Meredith Ezzard, Conductor UNIVERSITY CHORALE Janna Brendell, Conductor Wright Auditorium, 8:00 29 HORN ENSEMBLE, 7:00 Mary Burroughs, Director Graduate Recital, 9:00 Manuela Rebeggioni, piano 30 TROMBONE ENSEMBLE, 8:00 George Broussard, Director MAY 1998 1 Senior Recital, 7:00 Whitney-Cole Kleinschuster, mezzo-soprano Graduate Recital, 9:00 Clarissa Severo DeBorba, percussion 3 Graduate Recital, 4:00 Jacqueline Huguet, piano Junior Recital, 7:00 Nathan L. Smith, guitar 4 FACULTY RECITAL, 8:00 Jeffrey Bair, saxophone 5 Graduate Recital, 7:00 Lisa M. DeBaker, piano Graduate Recital, 9:00 Rita Talley, marimba 6 Senior Recital, 7:00 Carol Baker, piano Music HomePage
Spring Calendar 1996 with Robert McDonald, pianist Wright Auditorium, 800 For ticket information,call 3284788 mark Taggart, Director. 19 (March). Corinne L. Fink, piano http://www.music.ecu.edu/calendar/Spring96Calendar.html
Extractions: Mississippi has a unique musical heritage. The students at Starkville High School have researched musicians native to Mississippi or who have spent a significant part of their lives in the state of Mississippi and included them here. Their music may be blues, jazz, country, classical, gospel, rock 'n roll, rhythm and blues, or popular. This material is being updated regularly. A Afroman aka Joseph Foreman) Hattiesburg, MS Garfield Akers (blues guitarist) 1900-1958, Brights/Hernando John Alexander (New York Metropolitan Opera star), Meridian, Mississippi Mose Allison (jazz pianist and songwriter), Tippo, MS Allman Brothers Band (See Johanny Johanson (aka Jaimoe) , born John Lee Johnson, Ocean Springs, MS Abie "Boogaloo" Ames pianist and singer (Greenville, MS) died 2002 Mark Applebaum (jazz pianist and composer of electronic music), Starkville, MS
Redjy Emond Page This guy is a bona fide pianist, proving it with nice legato passages played with The opening synthviolins remind me of Michael myers, knife raised to http://www.e-prog.net/bands/emond.htm
4 Tay | Chamber Music mark Neiwirth, pianist Joanne Pearce Martin, pianist Visit Laurel Ann Maurer onthe Web. Philip Meyers French horn Judith Nicosia, Soprano http://www.classicalcds.net/4tay/chamber.html
FRANZ-SCHUBERT-INSTITUT | Roster Of Participants mark Ensley, pianist, 1986. Philip Everingham, piano, 2001. Brooke Evers, soprano,2001, Richard Mercier, pianist, 1986. Heather Meyers, mezzo, 1986 http://www.schubert-institut.at/roster_particip.htm
Extractions: A-C D-H I-L M-R S-Z Mark Accornero baritone Hi Bok Ahn soprano Sally Ahner soprano David Adams tenor Edward Adams baritone Laurence Albert bass Emily `Albrink soprano Nancy Albrink pianist Bruce Anderson pianist Kelly Anderson baritone Allison Arends soprano Ido Ariel piano Mary Beth Armes soprano Javier Arrebola pianist Andrea Baiocchi piano Colin Balzer tenor Mary Barber pianist Rebecca Barber mezzo Caroline Bazalgette soprano Marjorie Beckett pianist Eildert Beeftink piano Anita L. Bigger soprano Finnur Bjarnason baritone Lisa Blackledge pianist Halbert Blair baritone Ronald E. Boud pianist Louise Bourbeau mezzo Karen Bourque-Simmons soprano Courtney Bray soprano Carolyn Bridger pianist Rebecca Waller Bright soprano Kathleen Broderick soprano Donna Brown soprano Heinz Bruckner baritone Irena Bubniuk pianist Betsy Buchanan soprano Robin T. Buck baritone Dana Burnett pianist Jennifer Cable soprano Greg Caisley pianist Catherine Cameron pianist Amy Camp soprano Shimrit Carmi pianist Cayce Cary soprano Susanne Charles soprano Elsa Charlston soprano Soraya Chaves mezzo Elisabeth B. Christianson
Downstairs At The Cornelia Street Cafe Gina myers, host TBA the best poets from local MFA programs present new work The newest CD from veteran jazz pianist Billy Lester (Four Into Four, http://www.corneliastreetcafe.com/list.asp?sdate=6/27/2005&from_cal=1
Downstairs At The Cornelia Street Cafe This nononsense jazz pianist in the Ellington and Monk vein (who has occasionallywritten Among the notable players he has worked with are mark Shim, http://www.corneliastreetcafe.com/list.asp?sdate=4/22/2005&from_cal=0
Take Time To Make The Right Instrument Choice - PittsburghLIVE.com but a serious pianist will find it lacking in tone color, Neeper says.The $10000 that Millie myers, of Squirrel Hill, paid for her rebuilt grand piano http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/entertainment/music/s_361570.html
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Extractions: Modern Dance Technique with Gabe Masson NEW Modern Dance CD Modern Dance Environments NEW Modern Dance CD Modern Dance Environments 2 produced by Norman Beede. More compositions for Modern Dance. NEW Modern Dance CD Dance Arts Production - Vol 10 - NO10. by Laurent Choukroun. Original Piano for Ballet Class. NEW Ballet CD Release New Piano Music for the Young Dancer by Patience Clements. Original Music for Ballet classes. NEW Ballet CD Release
Mark Sonder Productions showcased on six originals cowritten with polished pianist Don Rebic. PatriciaMyers, Jazz Times. Her style echoes the greats - Brice, Midler, Horne, http://www.marksonderproductions.com/headline/LauraTheodore.html
Extractions: Artist Genre Laura has starred in countless theatrical productions, and has toured throughout the US. She has headlined at the top New York City clubs, including The Bottom Line, Town Hall, The Village Gate, The China Club, Studio 54, and The Rainbow Room. She can currently be seen as host of All This Jazz on the Manhattan Cable Television Network. This popular weekly TV music and talk show, on the air since 1997, can be seen every Sunday.
