Untitled Document ivo pogorelich initially gained international attention as a pianist of rare giftand unique talent when he won the First Prize in the International http://www.musicaglotz.com/musician/pianist/pogore.htm
Extractions: BIOGRAPHY DISCOGRAPHY REPERTOIRE Previous Page Ivo POGORELICH Ivo Pogorelich initially gained international attention as a pianist of rare gift and unique talent when he won the First Prize in the International Competition in Montreal, Canada, in 1980, having won previously First Prizes in several national events in the former Yugoslavia and the First Prize in the Alessandro Casagrande International Piano Competition in Terni, Italy, in 1978. But, it was the political controversy surrounding his elimination from the finals of the 1980 Warsaw International Competition and the resultant proclamation of Martha Argerich – one of the jurors and herself the winner in 1965 – "This man is a genius" – that catapulted him to instant recognition and world frame. Since his recital debut in New York's Carnegie Hall in 1981, Ivo Pogorelich has made triumphant appearances in all the major concert halls throughout the USA, Canada, Europe, Australasia, Japan, South America and Israel, performing with the world's leading orchestras such as Berlin Philharmonic, Boston Symphony, Chicago Symphony, Vienna Philharmonic, Philadelphia, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Tonhalle Philharmonic, London Symphony and many others. He is one of the very few classical musicians today to sell out at virtually every concert venue.
Extractions: E ach month this page gives the reflections and insights of a musical artist/educator of note. You may not always agree with the opinions expressed, but we think you will find them interesting and informative. The opinions offered here are those of the interviewee and do not necessarily represent those of the West Mesa Music Teachers Association, its officers, or members. (We have attorneys, too!). At the end of the interview, you'll find hypertext links to the interviewee's e-mail and Web sites (where available), so you can learn more if you're interested. This Month's Interview Other Interviews Return to the Piano Education Home Page Richard Cionco , Professor of Piano, California State University, Sacramento, CA USA Pianist Richard Cionco , praised by Donal Henahan of the New York Times for his " sensitive pianism ", first performed as soloist with orchestra at age nine, and has since performed with many orchestras including the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra, the Oakland Civic Symphony, and with the Seijo Symphony of Tokyo in a Washington, D.C. concert that commemorated Japan's admission to the United Nations. A New Mexico native, he has returned to New Mexico many times to perform as soloist with the Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra and was featured with the Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra in Oklahoma as a winner in the Louise D. McMahon International Music Competition. In Europe he has performed concerti with the Czech State Chamber Orchestra and in Prague's Smetana Hall with the North Bohemian Philharmonic Orchestra as a winner in the Prague Spring International Music Competition. Most recently, he performed Rachmaninov's
Miami Piano Festival Press Releases 2000 by Tim Smith Music Writer. pianist in his 20s shows feel for music Intriguingly,ivo pogorelich, who gave a dismaying performance in West Palm Beach http://www.miamipianofest.com/press/pr2000_02_24_ss.htm
Extractions: BACH Toccata in C minor. Partita No.2. English Suite No.2. (DG Originals) CHOPIN Piano Concerti with the Montreal PO/Dutoit (EMI) MOZART Concerto No.25. BEETHOVEN Concerto No.1. (EMI) . Various/Argerich (Teldec) MOZART Music for 2 Pianos . Argerich/Rabinovich (Teldec) SHOSTAKOVICH/ TCHAIKOVSKY/ KIEEWETTER Trios for Piano, Violin and Cello. With Kremer and Maisky (DG) Misc Recitals (EMI) Argerich plays Tchaikovsky, Schumann, Bach, Chopin, etc. With the Warsaw NPO/Kord (Accord) Argerich performs Music on the theme of Prometheus . Various/Berlin PO/Abbado (Sony) Music from Saratoga featuring Argerich with various musicians (EMI)
Hispania Clásica - Prensa A showered with prizes pianist presented an attractive, full of fantasy program any chase for the hollow effects the playing of young ivo pogorelich. http://www.hispaniaclasica.com/Artistas/Zaslavsky_prensa_05.htm
Extractions: BACK TO Roman Zaslavsky An Event on the Keys Roman Zaslavsky and his piano recital in Gottesaue A marvelous piano recital in Veltesaal of Schloss Gottesaue revealed a stage of our actual music culture. A showered with prizes pianist presented an attractive, full of fantasy program A pianist Roman Zaslavsky is an outstanding master of the engrossed Virtuosity as well as of the sensible forming of the nuances without any type of the arbitrary mannerism; Zaslavsky`s playing reminds in this fine balance of the virtuosity and the sense of sound, in the challenging of the extremes without any chase for the hollow effects the playing of young Ivo Pogorelich. Zaslavsky played the Debussy Estampes with the finest balance between the sound layers; he formed the Brahms Intermezzi op.117 with the lucidity and the sincerity, which reject every false sentimentality, thanks to his sensible music shaping competence. The Schumann's Symphonische Etueden were performed engrossed, yet powerful in Theme and Finale, altogether with the lightness and the finest sense of sound; even in the extreme high Tempos he managed to maintain the clearness of the rhythmical structures and the dynamic values of every etude. This top-class piano recital was remarked by Zaslavsky`s convincing abilities to form the music substance based on his virtuosity and a capacity of the intensive shaping of the dynamic and sound shades, that turns his interpretation to a breathtaking event.
Eastern Europe Holidays: News World Renowned pianist to Play in Sarajevo Mar 2005. ivo Pogorelic will be Born on 20 October 1958 in Belgrade, ivo pogorelich is one of the most http://www.e-europeholidays.com/news.asp?id=5
Extractions: In 1975, the victory by Krystian Zimerman, the first Polish winner in 20 years, saw the entire country erupt in celebration. Vietnamese Dang Thai Son became the first pianist from an Asian country to win the Competition X in 1980. That year's Competition was also brought to fame by the incident in which Martha Argerich, who was one of the judges, stood down from the panel in a protest over the elimination of Yugoslav Ivo Pogorelich in the third preliminary. 1985 saw the victory return to Europe, with 19-year-old Stanislav Bunin from Moscow taking out the honours. His performance was such that the whole of Japan was overtaken by the Bunin sensation. With a history of turning out such great talent, the Competition witnessed an unusual turn of events when, in both 1990 and 1995, a first prize was not awarded-further proof that this Competition recognises only the absolute top level pianists in the world. The elusive first prize saw a comeback in 2000, going to Yundi Li of China, the first top prize winner in the fifteen years after that of Stanislav Bunin.
Piano - à La Russe including Anton Kuerti, ivo pogorelich, and the Russians Constantin Lifschitz, His mentor at that time was Soviet pianist Emil Gilels, and his idols http://www.scena.org/lsm/sm4-6/sm4-6PianoALaRusse.html
Extractions: Pianophiles are particularly excited about the return of the 48-year old Sokolov. As a youngster, Sokolov intended to become a conductor, then switched to piano. "When I was four I had my own little podium, a baton, and records and I used to 'conduct'," he told one interviewer. He started piano studies at 5, and at 16 he won the Moscow Tchaikovsky Competition’s first prize and Gold Medal. His mentor at that time was Soviet pianist Emil Gilels, and his idols included Scriabin’s son-in-law Sofronitsky, Sergei Rachmaninov, Glenn Gould, Solomon, Dinu Lipatti, and Vladimir Horowitz. Despite many LP recordings on the Russian Melodiya label and a busy touring schedule, Sokolov remained a largely Soviet secret until the fall of the Iron Curtain. Sokolov’s highly personal interpretations reveal an original thinker, who is also a perfectionist. Sokolov disapproves of music lovers who go to concerts merely to relax. "A concert should be strong, hard, psychological work for both the performer and the audience," he asserts. Sokolov specializes in the romantics - Brahms, Chopin, and Beethoven - whom he considers to be his contemporaries. "Contemporary music is music that's alive now. Byrd and Bach are contemporary, but something written yesterday could be dead today." Join Sokolov at the Ladies Morning Musical Club, Pollack Hall, 555 Sherbrooke Street West, March 21, 15H30. Tel. (514) 932-6796/ 487-2822. Box office: (514) 398-4547. The same program will be repeated at the Club Musicale de Québec, Grand Théâtre de Québec, March 23, 20H00. Tel (418) 643-8131.
Extractions: RACHMANINOFF: Preludes Op. 23 Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 10; Op. 3 No. 2; Op. 32 Nos. 2, 12; Siren , Op. 2 No. 5; Margaritki , Op. 38 No. 3; Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor, Op. 36 (rev. 1931). RIMSKY-KORSAKOV-RACHMANINOFF: Flight of the Bumblebee. TCHAIKOVSKY-RACHMANINOFF: Lullaby . MENDELSSOHN-RACHMANINOFF: Scherzo from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Piano Practice Page Garrick Ohlsson , Murray Perahia , ivo pogorelich , Charles Rosen Harold Taylor, The pianist s Talent A New Approach To Piano Playing Based On The http://publish.uwo.ca/~elosseva/PianoPractice.htm
Extractions: "It is cruel, you know, that music should be so beautiful. It has the beauty of loneliness and of pain: of strength and freedom. The beauty of disappointment and never-satisfied love. The cruel beauty of nature, and everlasting beauty of monotony." - Benjamin Britten Ah, the joy of practicing... Welcome to my piano practice page. Give it a glance and I hope you'll find something of interest. Send me an email if you'd like to chat. I am always looking for people to play chamber music with. Contents of this page: Piano Practice Online Resources: (few but useful) http://www.mwsc.edu/~bhugh/practicetips/index.html provides collection of practice tips and advice by Prof. Brent Hugh http://www.siue.edu/MUSIC/html/ruths.html is an article by a great pianist Ruth Slenczynska on memory work (click here if the link doesn't work) http://www.alexandertechnique.com includes a list of online resources for Alexander technique (though I am highly skeptical of it myself) http://www.engr.unl.edu/ee/eeshop/music.html
Concerto Winderstein Translate this page Der pianist ivo pogorelich - ein Porträt von Gerhard Willig. Interpretation istfür den pianisten ivo pogorelich immer ein Lernprozeß, in den Wissen und http://www.concerto.de/artist/p_pogorelich/por.php
Extractions: Winning 100,000, the biggest cash prize in the history of piano competitions, Gwhyneth Chen, then a young lady of 23, was the youngest contestant at the 1994 Ivo Pogorelich International Piano Competition. Subsequent to the award, Mr. Pogorelich himself said of her talent, She is too good to be true. Immediately recognized as one of the foremost pianists of her generation, the victory was broadcast internationally on CNN television. Born in Taiwan, Miss Chen immigrated to the United States with her family in 1980, where she continued her musical studies with Robert Turner and Aube Tzerko. At the age of nineteen she was a laureate in the 1990 Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition. In 1992 she was once again a laureate, this time at The Prokofiev International Piano Competition. Her first performance with orchestra was at age eleven when she played Prokofievs Third Piano Concerto.
UWA Music - Visiting Artists the inaugural ivo pogorelich International Solo Piano Competition in The young Italian pianist is a major prizewinner and has been awarded the Medal http://www.music.uwa.edu.au/welcome/visiting_artists
Events - Maríi José Montiel Recital awards) and the Taiwanese pianist Gwhyneth Chen (ivo pogorelich Award) willinterpret works by Chopin, Schumann, Mendelssohn, Janácek and Scriabin. http://www.infochopin.pl/en/wydarzenia.php/1599/
Extractions: The Chopin Festival in the Carthusian Monastery in Valldemossa has a long standing tradition, as it was organized for the first time in 1930. Chopin's The Chopin Festival in the Carthusian Monastery in Valldemossa has a long standing tradition, as it was organized for the first time in 1930. Chopin's works are interpreted by known and renowned pianists, as well as by young artists who are now entering into the world of great art. This year we are celebrating the creation, 75 years ago, of the first Chopin Committee, which organized the Festivals between 1931 and 1936, and also the 25 th edition of the Valldemossa Chopin Festival, which was revived by our Association in 1981. After a quarter of a century of performances by great pianists of international renown as well as new talents, and of exhibitions by contemporary artists, the Festival has become one of the most appealing gatherings of piano music and art.
::Beethovenfest Bonn: Arcadi Volodos Anstatt Ivo Pogorelich:: Translate this page Anstatt des erkrankten ivo pogorelich konnte der russische pianist Arcadi Volodosfür das zweite Sonderkonzert des Beethovenfestes Bonn 2004 am 2. http://www.beethovenfest.de/index.php?id=400
ArtsJournal Music: Daily Arts News PREVIOUSLY ivo PLAYS THE BOOS? pianist ivo pogorelich played an alltime slowRachmaninoff concerto with the Philadelphia Orchestra last week to a chorus http://www.artsjournal.com/music/music1099.shtml
Extractions: for FREE every morning! HOME MUSIC AJ ARTS Arts Issues Dance Ideas Media ... Issue Tracks AJ EXTRA AJ Blogs Threads ArtsWatch AJ Radio ... Publications Links SUBSCRIBE Newsletters ABOUT About Us Search Contact Testimonials CLASSIFIEDS AJ Classifieds About AJClassifieds Place an Ad SYNDICATION Overview Packages Testimonials Licensing OCTOBER 1999 BOCELLI DEBUT DUD: Tenor Andrea Bocelli made his North American opera debut with "Werther" in Detroit this weekend. One critic calls the performance brave and given with charm, but his untrained voice was "inadequate and ultimately boring." Detroit News 10/31/99 AND: Other reviews - New York Times Boston Globe Chicago Tribune SECTION BY SECTION, musician by musician: the Chicago Symphony deconstructed. Chicago Tribune 10/31/99 THE JAZZ CANON: A case for the 20 most important jazz recordings ever. Commentary 10/29/99 PIRATE HUNTING: Music theft has become rampant on the internet. Now a plan by the global music industry to fight digital pirates. Wired 10/29/99 THE SOUND OF NEGOTIATION: Toronto Symphony Musicians have been on strike for five weeks - they haven't negotiated for a month. This week they offered to come individually to orchestra board members homes and play for them - and plead their case.
Ivo Pogorelich ivo pogorelich biography, albums, concert review. In 1976 he began intensivestudies with the renowned pianist and teacher Aliza Kezeradze with whom he http://www.cosmopolis.ch/english/cosmo4/pogorelich.htm
Extractions: Biography, albums, concert review Ivo Pogorelich was born in Belgrade in 1958. He received his first piano lessons at the age of seven, and went to Moscow at the age of twelve to study at the Central Music School and then at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory. In 1976 he began intensive studies with the renowned pianist and teacher Aliza Kezeradze with whom he was married from 1980 until her premature death in 1996. Ivo Pogorelich won the Casagrande Competition in Terni (Italy) in 1978 and the Montreal International Music Competition in 1980; but it was the prize he failed to win that made him world-famous. In 1980 he entered the International Chopin Competition in Warsaw where his elimination in the third round sparked a fierce controversy which drew the attention of the whole musical world to the pianist. Martha Argerich called him a genius and left the jury in protest. Ivo Pogorelich gave his debut recital in New York's Carnegie Hall in 1981. Pogorelich supports young musicians. In 1986 he established a foundation in Croatia to raise funds for scholarships for young artists to further their studies abroad. Since 1989 the annual Ivo Pogorelich Festival has the aim of supporting promising young musicians at the beginning of their careers by giving them the opportunity to perform together with renowned artists. In 1994 the pianist set up a foundation in Sarajevo to raise money to build a hospital and to provide medical support for the people of Sarajevo. With this aim in mind, numerous concerts are planned for the forthcoming year under the auspices of UNESCO. Ivo Pogorelich also gives many charity concerts in support of, for example, the Red Cross, the rebuilding of Sarajevo, or the fight against illnesses such as cancer and multiple sclerosis. In 1988 he was named an "Ambassador of Goodwill" by UNESCO.
ABC Classic FM Music Details: Wednesday 29 October 1997 Scarlatti Sonata in G Kk13 ivo pogorelich,piano. DGG 435 855 2 4.35 The Sydney-based ensemble Voiceworks, with pianist Francis Greep and harpist http://www.abc.net.au/classic/daily/stories/s630486.htm
Endstation Sehnsucht Translate this page in Altenhof Der kahlrasierte pianist ivo pogorelich zerlegte die Musik, Direkt unter dem Dach des Altendorfer Kuhhauses sitzt ivo pogorelich, http://www.abendblatt.de/daten/2005/07/18/460262.html
Extractions: Stadtplan HVV Kino Veranstaltungen ... Handelsregister Montag, 12. September 2005 Home Nachrichten Hamburg Sport ... Kultur / Medien Von Joachim Mischke Hamburg Das war kein Konzert, sondern eine Therapiesitzung, ein Monolog einer verlorenen Seele, die Antworten fordert und doch nur Ausreden findet. Kahlrasiert wie für eine Pilgerfahrt, mönchische Askese im Halbdunkel. Kein Virtuose im Rampenlicht, nur noch Silhouette. Der Frack als Relikt eines früheren Lebens fremdelt an ihm wie ein surrealistisches Kostüm. Dazu ein kalt glänzender Schädel, wie der späte, sehr jenseitige Marlon Brando in "Apocalypse Now". Das Grauen, das Grauen, raunt es im eigenen Hinterkopf. -Anzeige- Direkt unter dem Dach des Altendorfer Kuhhauses sitzt Ivo Pogorelich, in den 80er Jahren mit seiner exzentrisch inszenierten Künstlermähne und dem weißen Seidenschal für Klavier-Gourmets die schönste Versuchung seit Dorian Gray, und skelettiert unerbittlich zwei Chopin-Nocturnes. Seziert sie im Zeitlupentempo, bis er nur noch staunend und ratlos auf die freigelegten Gelenke dieser Musik, auf ihre Bestandteile und ihren unleserlich gewordenen Bauplan sehen kann. Der mondän parfümierte Salon, für den der späte Chopin das alles komponiert haben mag, wird bei Pogorelich zur klammen Einzelzelle, in der es muffig riecht.
