About The Tcherepnin Society Those who admire the brilliant pianist noriko ogawa s recordings of AlexanderTcherepnin s Concertos Nos. 5 and 6 for the BIS label, with the Singapore http://www.tcherepnin.com/about_tcherepnin.htm
Radio Netherlands Music As a pianist, whether performing a new commission, making music with like mindedfriends is a highlight of her piano duo partnership with noriko ogawa. http://www2.rnw.nl/mu/en/behind/biographies/kathrynstott
Extractions: @import url(/resources/css/mu/styles_new.css); home print Events Behind the Scenes Broadcast Sites Partner Sites BIOGRAPHIES Kathryn Stott Kathryn Stott is one of Britain's most versatile and respected musicians. As a pianist, whether performing a new commission, making music with like- minded friends, recording unusual works or exploring repertoire beyond the normal Western classical piano tradition, she is committed to sharing her enthusiasm with as wide an audience as possible. Engagements as a concerto soloist with orchestras throughout Britain and Europe, the Far East and Australia, are combined with recital and chamber music activities with a refreshingly varied circle of collaborators, taking her to major music centres throughout the world. Current and forthcoming engagements include a recital tour of Europe and the Far East with her longtime friend and colleague, Yo-Yo Ma; appearances with the Lindsays, Janine Jansen and Christian Poltera in the UK and Europe, besides tours of Japan with Noriko Ogawa and the USA with Truls Mørk. The critically acclaimed premiere of Graham Fitkin's Circuit for two pianos, with the BBC Philharmonic, is a highlight of her piano duo partnership with Noriko Ogawa.In July 2004 they gave the Japanese premiere with the Tokyo Philharmonic and Myung-Whun Chung in Suntory Hall. As a result of Kathryn Stott's interest in contemporary music several composers have written for her, including most recently Julian Josephs and a commission by the Concertgebouw for a piano trio by Graham Fitkin. She has given the first performances of new works by many of today's leading composers: Michael Nyman's Piano Concerto, Maxwell Davies's Piano Concerto, and Marc Yeats's The Round and Square Art of Memory, as well as the British premiere of The Four Parables by Paul Schoenfield.
Ribble Valley International Piano Week - In 1991, the international concert pianist Martin Roscoe became the Artistic noriko ogawa, Ronan OHora, Nelson Goerner, Bernard Roberts and Jin Ju. http://www.dandaw.com/rvipw_site/history.htm
Extractions: Notes: This is a real curiosity. There have been many piano arrangements of Beethoven Symphonies, most notably those by the master of the piano reduction, Franz Liszt. But while Liszt's arrangement of the 'Choral Symphony' is for piano alone, here we have a version of the Ninth executed by the teenage Richard Wagner with the orchestra reduced to solo piano but the vocal forces left intact. Pianist Noriko Ogawa makes the most of youthful Wagner's fanciful recreation in the first three movements. She is then joined by an effective and well-balanced team of soloists who are, in turn, backed by Masaaki Suzuki and his wonderful Bach Collegium Japan Chorus. The Collegium is renowned for their Bach Cantata recordings, and here they light the fires of a one-of-a-kind "Ode to Joy."
Matthew Trusler During April 2004, Matthew made his first trip to Japan, to perform with theJapanese pianist noriko ogawa. As a duo, they had already performed to great http://www.matthewtrusler.com/latest.html
Extractions: This October will see the launch of Orchid Classics, a new label founded by Matthew. The first release, entitled 'The Pity of War', will be produced in association with the Imperial War Museum, and will feature music and poetry from World War One performed by Matthew, Martin Roscoe and Samuel West. The CD will be available in all good record stores, the shops of Imperial War Museums around the UK and direct from www.orchidclassics.com To celebrate the launch of Orchid Classics, and the release of 'The Pity of War', there will be a concert at the Imperial War Museum, London, on November 6th 2005. Matthew Trusler, Martin Roscoe and Samuel West* will perform music and readings from the CD. Doors open at 6.30pm, concert at 7.00pm. (There will be a reception with wine after the concert.)
Spectrum Concerts - Die Musiker - Kathryn Stott She is pianist on the Grammy awardwinning Sony CD Soul of the Tango, acollaboration with Yo-Yo and piano duets by Delius with noriko ogawa for BIS. http://www.spectrumconcerts.com/die_musiker/musiker_kathryn_stott_en.html
Murray McLachlan - Concert Pianist pianist Murray McLachlan is one of Britain s leading exponents of modern music . On the staff are noriko ogawa, Bryce Morrison, Yonty Solomon, http://www.murraymclachlan.com/breaking_murray_news.htm
Extractions: 28th September 2004 Other news: Recent news : McLachlan toured the Fjords of Norway giving two recitals on the cruise ship Braemar in July (Beethoven Sonatas, Chopin, Rachmaninov, Liszt, and also duets with Kathryn Page). Later in the same month he returned to the Lot Valley in France for master classes and recitals there (similar to his July 2003 trip). Many more reviews and articles have appeared, notably in the International Piano Quarterly and Piano Magazine. Details to be published shortly. 4th June 2004 McLachlan's latest CD named record of the month by 'Music on the Web'. This new disc was recorded in Decemeber 2003 and features most of the music McLachlan performed at his critically acclaimed Wigmore Hall debut on 4 January 2004. The central work is the massive 39 minute Chisholm Sonata, written in 1939 and sub-titled 'An Riobain Dearg'. Both this work and the much shorter Ronald Stevenson 'Threepenny Sonatina' ,after themes from Weill's opera, receive world premieres on this disc. Also included are performances of Ferruccio Busoni's monumental 'Fantasia Contrappuntistica', Sorabji's contrasted 'Fantasiettina sul nome illustdell'Egregio poeta Hugh MacDiarmid ossia Christopher Grieve MCMLXI' and 'With Drums and Pipes' from Bela Bartok's 'Out of doors' Suite. All in all, a veritable 'phonorama' of Erik Chisholm and his extraordinary circle.
Extractions: Bis record label Catalog #: 1387 Malaysia has a Symphony has had for seven years, and already six recordings in that time and for the last four of those the record label has been the choice of many audiophiles: BIS. Kees Bakels conducts on this sonic treasure of works by Rimsky-Korsakov, including his all but forgotten Piano Concerto played by the Japanese pianist Noriko Ogawa.
Soloists When noriko ogawa was awarded third prize in the 1987 Leeds Ashley is thefirst British pianist to achieve the distinction of First Prize in the coveted http://www.iosoc.org/soloists.htm
Extractions: IOS Thanks Past Soloists Ian Fountain Autumn Concert 2004 ~ Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No 1, Op 23 In 1989 Ian Fountain became the youngest winner of the Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Masters Competition in Tel Aviv at the age of 19. He began playing the piano at the age of five and he was a chorister at New College, Oxford. He continued his studies at Winchester College and at the Royal Northern College of Music, working with Robert Bottone and Sulamita Aronovsky. Since that time Ian Fountain has performed extensively throughout Europe, the USA, the Middle East and the UK. As a recitalist Ian Fountain has appeared in major centres such as New York, Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Tel Aviv, Chicago and London. As a chamber music player Ian Fountain enjoys many longstanding collaborations with musicians such as Ulf Hoelscher, David Geringas and the Mandelring and Emperor Quartets. Since 2001 Ian Fountain has been a piano professor at the Royal Academy of Music in London. Please click here for a photograph of Ian.
Graham Fitkin He founded the fourpianist group Nanquidno, and there followed by soloistsKathryn Stott and noriko ogawa with the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra. http://www.ricordi.co.uk/fitkin.htm
Extractions: GRAHAM FITKIN Biography Works Click here to visit Graham Fitkin's own website Graham Fitkin was born in Cornwall in 1963. He studied at Nottingham University with Peter Nelson and Nigel Osborne. After completing his studies at Nottingham, Graham travelled to the Netherlands to study with Louis Andriessen at Koninklijk Conservatorium in The Hague. Composing for solo or multiple pianos has been central to his work. He founded the four-pianist group Nanquidno, and there followed commissions for Piano Circus and soloist Kathryn Stott. Twenty-seven piano solos in the catalogue are frequently performed by Fitkin himself. A Composer for Dance Award in 1990 led to a new work for David Massingham Dance. Ever since then Fitkins music has been in demand by choreographers around the world with recent performances being given by Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company, Wayne MacGregors Random Dance, Pacific Northwest Ballet, New York City Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, Munich Ballet and the National Ballet of Portugal. Firtkin won the International Grand Prix Music for Dance Video Award in 1994. Known particularly for his ensemble writing, Fitkin has collaborated with many of todays performers of new music including the Apollo Saxophone Quartet, Smith Quartet, Ensemble Bash, Thomas Bowes and Eleanor Alberga, as well as the London Chamber Orchestra and Nederlands Blazers Ensemble.
ConnectWorks Limited: Publishers The Takemitsu Triptych is an exploration of the composer Takemitsu and thesite has QuickTime 4.0 extracts played by the pianist noriko ogawa. http://www.connectworks.co.uk/
Extractions: ConnectWorks Limited specialises in publishing arts sites and database driven information sites for corporate and public sector clients An online fine art gallery, launched 20th January 1999. The Art International Gallery specialises in supporting the work of contemporary artists, introducing pairs of artists at regular intervals and balancing exhibitions of the work of established artists with those about to make their mark. Currently showing the work of Colin Smith and Nigel Stewart The Print Europe Web Site is now showing its current exhibitions, Intaglio Impressions The Takemitsu Triptych and The New Wilderness , and there is also an illustrated article by Irene Scheinmann about the seminal British printmaker Julian Trevelyan Printmakers in Intaglio Impressions and new to Intaglio Impressions, Patrice Berthon. Pierre Delvincourt's The Takemitsu Triptych is an exploration of the composer Takemitsu and the site has QuickTime 4.0 extracts played by the pianist Noriko Ogawa. Irene Scheinmann's series The New Wilderness is an emotional response to the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl and to the havoc wrought by deforestation and war.
Japan Zone - News Archives Both she and the other half of the duo, pianist Kinjou Ayano (27), Anothermarriage just revealed actress ogawa noriko (31) recently married a 53year http://www.japan-zone.com/news/archives/2005_07.shtml
Extractions: Put exact phrases in quotes Search within Results by media type: We searched for: we found: results by media type: journal articles: magazine articles: newspaper articles: encyclopedia articles: books on: debussy piano - 957 results More book Results: Images and Ideas in Modern French Piano Music: The Extra-Musical Subtext in Piano Works by Ravel, Debussy, and Messiaen Book by Siglind Bruhn ; Pendragon Press, 1997 Subjects: Debussy, Claude1862-1918Piano Music Messiaen, Olivier1908-Piano Music Music And Language MusicPhilosophy And Aesthetics ... Ravel, Maurice1875-1937Piano Music ...Extra-Musical Subtext in Piano Worksby Ravel, Debussy , and Messiaen To my parents...Extra-Musical Subtext in Piano Worksby Ravel, Debussy , and Messiaen by Siglind...extra- musical subtext in piano works by Debussy , Ravel, and Messiaen...
Graham Fitkin - Biography - World Tenor Saxophone Consortium He works regularly with pianist Kathryn Stott, founded the fourpianist group the BBC and featuring soloists Kathyrn Stott and noriko ogawa, and KAPLAN, http://www.andyscott.org.uk/graham-fitkin.htm
Extractions: World Tenor Saxophone Consortium (WTSC) Graham Fitkin Graham Fitkin was born in Cornwall in 1963, studied at Nottingham University with Peter Nelson and Nigel Osborne and then travelled to The Netherlands to study with Louis Andriessen at Koninklijk Conservatorium in The Hague. Composing for solo or multiple pianos has been central to his work. He works regularly with pianist Kathryn Stott, founded the four-pianist group Nanquidno and worked closely with six piano ensemble Piano Circus. A Composer for Dance Award in 1990 led to a new work for David Massingham Dance. Ever since then Graham has worked frequently with choreographers around the world with recent performances being given by Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company, Wayne MacGregor's Random Dance, Pacific Northwest Ballet, New York City Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, Bi-Ma, Sidonie Rochon, Munich Ballet and the National Ballet of Portugal. Fitkin won the International Grand Prix Music for Dance Video Award in 1994. Graham has collaborated with many of today's foremost performers of new music including the Nederlands Blazersensemble, Apollo Saxophone Quartet, Smith Quartet, Ensemble Bash, Combustion Chamber and the London Chamber Orchestra. Graham was resident composer with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra between 1994-96 and since then several new works have been commissioned and composed for orchestra, and performances include those by the Halle, BBC Philharmonic, English Northern Philharmonia, RSNO, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Bournemouth Symphony, Ulster, Nederlands Radio Orchestra, and Uster Festival (Switzerland).
Extractions: The Grieg collection complements the other BIS Grieg disc of symphonic works of the composer (see REVIEW ), combining his best known work with two relatively obscure pieces. The concert overture In Autumn Nicholas Harnoncourt's controversial Bruckner cycle continues with the Symphony No. 9; he already has Teldec recordings of symphonies 3 and 4 with the Royal Concertgebouw, number 7 with the Vienna Philharmonic and number 8 with the Berlin Philharmonic. Surprisingly, this latest installment is on RCA Red Seal, the label's first multi-channel recording, made during live performances in the large concert hall at the Salzburg Festival in August 2002. Teldex Studio Berlin did the recording with producer Friedermann Engelbrecht and engineer Michael Brammann. This is a two CD set which sell for the price of one.
Octoberblood The beautiful pianist noriko ogawa playing Debussy. Everything is colour andlight and shade. She tears a sharp chord from the piano, and shapes the sound http://octoberblood.blogspot.com/
Extractions: Sometimes its a privilege to be in a place where music is made. Not always of course; its easy to become blasé, sitting in a concert hall or at a gig, your mind drifting around every subject except the music until we all applaud politely and leave. But today Tasmin Little played Bachs 2 nd Partita for solo violin, and God was in the house. There was nothing in that room but the music; I wasnt there, neither were any other members of the audience, neither was the artist or the composer, just the music. Someone said they had timed the performance at 40 minutes, but time wasnt there either it had slipped from the room. When it rushed back in again at the end, the applause was stunned and muted; one woman gave a quiet and brief standing ovation, but the natural reaction was awe. I was speechless and close to tears, and I cant explain why. Being an English audience of course, we chatted afterwards about how she is able to play without a score, and how tired she must be, the duration of the performance and whether there was an interval or not. There was, and I needed all twenty minutes of it to collect myself together again.
Student Handbook This year performers included the Belcea and Maggini String Quartets, the SchubertEnsemble of London, pianist noriko ogawa and cellist Raphael Wallfisch. http://www.imperial.ac.uk/studenthandbook/humanities/music.htm
Extractions: Quick Navigation Imperial home page A-Z of Departments Courses Research Alumni Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Life Sciences Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Physical Sciences Humanities Tanaka Business School The Graduate Schools: - Engineering and Physical Sciences - Life Sciences and Medicine Spectrum (College Intranet) College directory Help Note: Your browser does not support javascript or you have javascript turned off. Although this will not affect your accessibility to the content of this site, some of the advanced navigation features may not be available to you. Student Handbook Home Page Humanities, Music and Arts Note: Some of the graphical elements of this site are only visible to browsers that support accepted web standards . The content of this site is, however, accessible to any browser or Internet device. Imperial College is well known for the strength of its musical tradition. There may not be an academic music department but there are, nonetheless, many opportunities within the College for both performers and listeners.
