Germini(francesco) the Youth Orchestra of Greater Fort Worth in several, one of these with thefamous pianist john owings, professor of music of TCU (Fort Worth) . http://www.musiciansgallery.com/start/strings/violins/germini(francesco).html
PRODUCTIONS News 2005 - New Releases Available Audio CD For The john owings, pianist (Opus MillésimeCodaex) To place an order, visit OpusMillésime web site. Robert Casadesus Symphonies N°1, 5 7 (op. 19, 60 et 68) http://www.robertcasadesus.com/actu_productions.php?req_lang=en
The Youth Orchestra Of Greater Fort Worth Yakov Kasman, pianist; (CDYO003). The Planets, Op. 32 - Holst; I. Mars, Piano Concerto in G - M. Ravel; john owings, piano; Enigma Variations, 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
Piano - The Pianist john owings pianist pianist and teacher; includes biography, discography,articles and photos. Anna Kravtchenko, classical pianist http://www.qwpiano.com/thepianist/
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Rochester Review V60 N2--Eastman Notes Gearheart is working on his next project, a CD release of unpublished manuscriptsfor violin and piano, with pianist john owings. Gearheart reports that the http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V60N2/cn-east.html
Extractions: Eastman School of Music Go to: Pre-1950s Gardner Read: A Bio-Bibliography (Greenwood Press, 1996) by Mary Ann Dodd and Jayson Rod Engquist records the life and works of Gardner Read '37E (Mas). Among recent Gardner CDs: Phantasmagoria, for English horn and organ, performed by Thomas Stacy and Kent Tritle on the Cala label; Toccata Giocosa, Night Flight, Symphony No. 4, on the CRI Masters CD; Epistle to the Corinthians, The Hidden Lute By-Low, My Babe , and Concerto for Piano and Orchestra , on the Albany Records label. Read's works performed in 1996 include Vernal Equinox, performed by the Berkshire Symphony Orchestra, Ronald Feldman conducting; and Pennsylvania , performed by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Lorin Maazel conducting. Music of Roland Leich (Mas) and John Davison '59E (PhD) has recently been published by the Vienna Woods Music Company of Vienna, Va. Leich studied composition with Bernard Rogers and then went on to teach music theory and composition at Carnegie Mellon University for 30 years. His works include art songs, choral music, pieces for organ and piano solo, and orchestral and chamber works. Davison, who studied with Howard Hanson and Bernard Rogers, has been teaching music theory and composition at Haverford College since 1959. Among his compositions are works for organ and piano, as well as chamber and orchestral music. The composers invite you to check out their web site: http://www.netcom.com/~tleich
Rochester Review V62 N1--Eastman Notes On March 18, Fritz Gearhart 88E (MM) was featured on NPR s Performance Todaywith pianist john owings of Texas Christian University. http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V62N1/cn-east.html
Extractions: OCTOBER 11-13, 2000 Joshua Missal '38E (Mas) has some new publications: Space Games for string orchestra, Reverie for viola and piano, and Three Moods for Four Violas, all available from Castle Enterprises. John Weinzweig (Mas) reports that a tribute concert featuring his 1990s compositions was held as part of the Third Annual New Music Festival at the University of Toronto in January. He also is a recipient of the Toronto Arts Award for Music. Jack Beeson '43E (Mas) was featured in a February 28 New York Times article about the revival production of his 1965 opera Lizzie Borden (see Class Acts , 'Lizzie Borden Took an Ax . . .'). Emily Oppenheimer performed a concert and demonstration, "Stringing Along with Harps," at the Norwalk (Conn.) Community Technical College Lifetime Learners' Institute in February. Gerhard Samuel reports that he has retired from the Cincinnati Post and moved to Seattle where he is now an affiliate professor of music at the University of Washington.
UC Davis Psychology - Faculty News The panel, which included the German conductor and pianist Christian Zacharias, as Don owings, Aaron Rundus, john Ruys, Debra Shier, and Larry Rabin. http://psychology.ucdavis.edu/news/2002Spring/Sp2002.htm
Extractions: UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE PEOPLE EVENTS ... CONTACT Spring 2003 Spring 2002 Faculty News Susan Rivera Ewa Wojciulik each received $1000 grants from the IGA (Institute for Governmental Affairs) Junior Faculty Research Program for this year. Gail Goodman will be the 2002 recipient of the American Academy of Forensic Psychology's Award for Distinguished Contributions to the Field of Forensic Psychology. She recently taught for a week and a half at the University of Oslo, where she is now Professor of Forensic Psychology. Robert Murphey has been appointed to the editorial board of , a new on-line journal. Leah Krubitzer has received the Raymond Cattell Award, which supports research work done while on sabbatical leave. Barbara Sommer (along with Margaret Matlin) has been chairing a joint task force, "Enhancing the College Experience: Helping Students Thrive," sponsored by APA Division 35 (of Women) and Division 2 (Society for the Teaching of Psychology). Task Force members gathered a variety of web and video resources, designed to be used by those who teach Introduction to Psychology. View her website Greg Herek received an unrestricted gift of $6,000 from the American Psychological Foundation to continue with his research program.
Performers - 2004-2005 Claude Frank, Tamas Ungar, john owings, William Race, Jose Cocarelli, Her mother, Sophie Bostelmann Shulman, was a pianist and music educator. http://www.muphiepsilondallas.org/new_page_2.htm
Extractions: Quick Look at performers for 2004-2005: Dwight Anderson Kathleen Knox Berry Rick Bogard Clarece Cadamio ... Doohi Lee Kaleena Loard Laurel McConkey Nancy Messuri Gretchen Nichols Carlo Pezzimenti ... Top Dwight Anderson Cello Dwight Anderson grew up in Phoenix, Arizona where in his high school years he was a fellowship winner of The American Federation of Musicians Congress of Strings award. While attending The Interlochen Arts Academy in Interlochen, Michigan he was also awarded a scholarship at The New England Conservatory of Music where he studied with Lawrence Lesser and received his Bachelor of Music degree in 1981. Since then, Mr. Anderson has performed in many symphony orchestras including The Colorado Philharmonic, The Youth Orchestra of Mexico in Mexico City, The Shreveport Symphony Orchestra, The South Florida Summer Music Festival, The Utah Festival Opera, The Ashlawn Virginia Opera Festival, The Richardson Symphony Orchestra and The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra. Currently, in addition to being the cellist of
The Juilliard School CastroBalbi performed with pianist Gloria Lin in February at the Modern Art john owings (MS 70, piano) performed at Carnegie s Weill Hall in March http://www.juilliard.edu/update/alumni/anews.html
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Nashville Scene Dave Jacques on bass, drummer Bryan owings, pianist john Deaderick and MichaelRamos of Austin, Texas (where Griffin now resides), on accordion. http://archives.nashvillescene.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?story=Back_Issues:2004:Ja
New Page 0 Her postgraduate studies were with john owings, pianist-in-residence at IndianaUniversity at South Bend. Ms. Babcock has served on the piano faculties at http://www.smcm.edu/aldiv/music/bbabcock.htm
Extractions: coming soon see Beverly Babcock's course offerings for 2004-2005 Beverly Babcock began her piano studies at age five with Bristow Hardin in Norfolk Virginia . She received a master of music degree in piano performance from Peabody Conservatory, where she studied with Ellen Mack and Leon Fleisher. Her post-graduate studies were with John Owings, pianist-in-residence at Indiana University at South Bend.
A&E: and the piano soloist, john owings, could always be heard. owings is amagnificent pianist, and he played the solo part very well, always managing to http://www.northern.edu/exponent/archive/2001/1212/ae/1212-wolf.htm
Extractions: NSU orchestra performs Peter and the Wolf By Bob Pore - Campus Reporter On Nov. 18 at 4:00 p.m., the University Civic Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alexander Fokkens, performed Peter and the Wolf by Sergey Prokofiev, and Ludwig van Beethovens Third Piano Concerto Peter and the Wolf However, that was not the case for Beethovens Third Piano Concerto . The french horns were sometimes a little too loud and would drown out the rest of the orchestra. Despite this, they could play quietly when necessary, and the piano soloist, John Owings, could always be heard. Owings is a magnificent pianist, and he played the solo part very well, always managing to keep up with the pace in the first and third movements. And the orchestra, when it wasnt being drowned out, provided him with good accompaniment. Overall, it was a very good concert. This site designed by
Dordt College Music Department Receives Gift Of New Steinway Dordt already has scheduled one such artist renowned pianist john owings willbe on campus Oct. 12 to perform in the pianos dedication. http://www.dordt.edu/publications/voice/2002/fall/18.shtml
Jury john owings Concert pianist Professor of Piano, Texas Christian University.BARRETT WISSMAN Chairman, IMG Artists. Press Jury SEMIFINAL AND FINAL ROUNDS http://www.cliburn.org/page/69
Extractions: The jury for the International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs TM is chaired by John Giordano, chairman of the jury for the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition and former music director of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra. Other members include distinguished music faculty from local universities, as well as music critics and other notable industry professionals.
2005 TCU Cliburn Institute MinJung Baek is 20 year old pianist from Korea currently studying at Mannes Teacher john owings. Taiko Pelick is a second year junior at TCU where she http://www.tcu-cliburn.org/youngartists_participants.asp
Extractions: Teacher: Jerome Rose Min-Jung Baek is 20 year old pianist from Korea currently studying at Mannes College of Music as a scholarship student with Jerome Rose. She came to the United States for further studies in 2004. She began studying the piano at the age four, entered her first competition at age six and by the age of eleven, she had placed first in thirty Korean national competitions such as Wol-Eum Piano Competition, Music Education News Competition, Eum-ak Chun-chu Competition, Eun-Youn Piano Competition, Korea-Germany Brahms Association Competition, Kyung-Hee University Competition; and Samick Piano Competition. She was also selected to be the winner of the Young Artist audition of Pusan Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2002, she was awarded The Highest Student Award of School Honor from Seoul Arts High School. She made her orchestral debut at the age of ten with Korea Pusan Philharmonic orchestra playing the Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 1. Since then, she has given recitals and concerts in USA, Switzerland, Germany, Russia, Spain, and Korea. In 1999, she played with Richard Clayderman in Korea at Pusan Cultural Center Main Hall in the '99 Richard Clayderman et Son Orchestra Korea Tour as a competition winner. She also participated in the International Keyboard Festival and Institute in NY in 2003 and 2004 as a scholarship student.
Blind Artists And Friends Concert she is eager to return to her home in owings Mills. john Tullis will be on Jermaine Gardner, a classical, jazz and contemporary pianist was born on http://www.mdtap.org/tt/2000.01/3-art.html
Extractions: Maryland Arts Access Blind Artists and Friends Concert The annual event that showcases the talents and features some extraordinary abilities of those with disabilities. Proceeds from this concert will go toward providing audio description for visually handicapped individuals attending theatre events and to help fund research and support programs of The Foundation Fighting Blindness. The Foundation Fighting Blindness Maryland Affiliate Who We Are The Foundation Fighting Blindness (the Foundation) is a national eye research organization headquartered in Hunt Valley, Maryland. The Foundation funds research projects to find the causes, treatments, preventions and cures for the retinal degenerative diseases that affect six million Americans who are going blind due to retinitis pigmentosa (RP), macular degeneration, Usher syndrome and other related retinal diseases diseases that know no boundaries of age, social class, race or geography. The Foundation currently has 45 affiliates throughout the United States which are totally volunteer organizations that work to raise funds which are used to help fund the Foundation's research projects being carried on at major medical universities and research institutions throughout the United States, to further public awareness and to provide a support network for the victims of retinal degenerative diseases and their families. The Maryland Affiliate (the Affiliate) is one of the 45 active affiliates.
Records International Catalogue September 2001 These are pianist/composer Casadesus complete works for violin the Fritz Gearhart (violin), john owings (piano), Kathryn Lucktenberg (second violin). http://www.recordsinternational.com/RICatalogSep01.html
Extractions: Home January 2002 January 2001 January 2000 ... December 1997 Louis Glass Symphony No. 2 Fantasy for Piano and Orchestra SINDING - COMPLETE SYMPHONIES - Special European Import SGAMBATI - PIANO CONCERTO GEIRR TVEITT (1908-1981): A Hundred Hardanger Tunes, Op. 151 - Suites Nos. 1 (1-15) and 4 (46-60). First: many of the tunes are by Tveitt or belong to the Tveitt family. That said, every one of them is drenched in authentic Hardanger feeling; the first suite consists of fifteen tunes creating miniature tone pictures which are unconnected but the fourth suite tells the tale of a wedding from wooing to a bridal voyage in a boat across a fjord to the raucous (and often obscene if we could have the words) post-wedding celebration (one segment is titled "Drunken Talk - Homage to Atonality"). The orchestration is very varied and extremely colorful; sure to appeal to lovers of Bartók and Kodály and Vaughan Williams. Royal Scottish National Orchestra; Bjarte Engeset. Naxos 8.555078 (New Zealand) ERNST TOCH (1887-1964): String Quartet No. 11, Op. 34, String Quartet No. 13, Op. 74. Toch wrote 13 quartets but the first five were those of a teenager self-teaching through reading Mozart quartet scores and those are lost anyway. The eleventh dates from 1924 and was commissioned by Hindemith for the Donaueschingen Chamber Music Festival; it is a very pleasing, serious but not heavy neo-classical work in a free tonal idiom. Its discmate dates from thirty years later and is Toch's only work in twelve-tone form - an accident really since he discovered that his chosen theme was almost dodecaphonic and decided to follow through with it in a very un-Schoenbergian way in what is identifiably his own voice. Buchberger Quartet. CPO 999 687 (Germany)
Records International Catalogue August 1998 Guastavino s virtuosic piece is based on a local dance and the pianist offers aMalambo (a Gaucho dance) Fritz Gearhart (violin), john owings (piano). http://www.recordsinternational.com/RICatalogAug98.html
Extractions: Home July 1997 Catalogue August1997 Catalogue September 1997 Catalogue ... August 1999 Catalogue LOUISE FARRENC The CHANDOS Rubbra series continues - EDMUND RUBBRA (1901-1986): Symphony No. 3, Op. 49, Symphony No. 7 in C, Op. 88. Rubbra's symphonies are straightforward in their musical language but always put development, melodic and polyphonic growth ahead of such niceties as orchestral color. The Third dates from 1939 and has been called "outwardly the most genial and relaxed" of the symphonies whose third movement adagio tranquillo carries the greatest depth of feeling. The Seventh (1957) has a powerful opening, seemingly evocative of the force of nature; it mines simple ideas for all they are worth and closes with an expressive passacaglia and fugue. Tonal but cerebral, Rubbra's symphonies amply repay repeated listenings. BBC National Orchestra of Wales; Richard Hickox. Chandos 9634 (England) LORD BERNERS (1883-1950): Lieder Album, Le Poisson D'Or, Dispute entre Le Papillon et le Crapaud, 3 Chansons, 3 Petites Marches Funebres, 3 English Songs, Fragments Psychologiques, 3 Songs, Portsmouth Point, Dialogue between Tom Filuter and his man by Ned the Dog Stealer, Chorale prelude on "In Dulci Julbilo" (J.S. Bach), Polka, Valse, Red Roses and Red Noses, The Expulsion from Paradise, March, Come on Algernon. In all there are 29 items here, 14 for solo piano, comprising a treasure trove of wit and felicitous setting. German, French and English idioms are all tested (the songs are almost all from 1913-1920) while the piano pieces range from the avant-gardist expressionism of the 1916 Fragments Psychologiques to the subtle Polka and Chopinesque Valse (both from the early 1940s). As original and characteristic of Berners as any of his more popular ballet scores. Felicity Lott (soprano), Roderick Kennedy (bass), Peter Lawson (piano). Albany TROY 290 (England)
EIGHTH STREET MENNONITE CHURCH -- November 16, 2003 This Friday evening, Nov 21 at 8pm , acclaimed pianist john owings will performworks by Haydn, Beethoven, Ravel and Chopin in Sauder Concert Hall. http://8thstmennonite.org/bulletins/archive/Nov16_2003.htm
Extractions: Tel.: Fax: Email: eighthst@bnin.net Web site: www.8thStMennonite.org Kevin D. Farmwald, Pastor [kfarmwald@bnin.net] Brenda Sawatzky Paetkau, Pastor [bpaetkau@bnin.net] 9:30 A.M. November 16, 2003 Eighth Street Mennonite Church is a Christian community rooted in Anabaptism and coming from diverse religious traditions devoted to worshipping God and to extending God's love to the congregation, to Goshen , and to the world. Prelude: Praise to the Lord, the Almighty Manz Welcome and Announcements Interlude *Call to Worship: [adapted from Psalm 16:7-11] Organ side: Bless the Lord, who gives us counsel
