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Extractions: John Novacek has composed many original ragtime pieces for piano, and for piano and violin, and piano and guitar duo. He has written arrangements for the Three Tenors, Kiri Te Kanawa, and pop singer, Diana Ross. Novacek has recorded twenty CDs, encompassing solo and chamber music by most major composers from Bach to Bartok, and many contemporary and original scores. His solo recordings on the Ambassador label include "Novarags" ("superb contributions to this literature," The Seattle Times ) and "Spanish Rhapsody" ("a splendid recital," Fanfare Magazine ). He also records for Phillips Classics, Koch International, Atlantic, Arkay, Four Winds, Virtuoso, and EMI Classics. "Novacek is a commanding presence at the keyboard, not just because of a sterling technique but also his virile, integrated playing. Throughout the high-velocity runs, to which he brought a diamond-hard brilliance, there was always more substance than showiness. And in the lyric sections he revealed uncommonly poetic depths."
Extractions: Sousa, John Philip Liberty Bell March sheet music Home Free Sheet Music Database MIDI Converter Tab Converter ... Help Sousa, John Philip Liberty Bell March sheet music Find Free Sheet Music by Artist : A B C D ... Flute Access the high quality, printable PDF version of this piece by becoming a member of 8notes.com Click the subscribe button to join now! only $20 If you are already a member, please login By clicking the subscribe button above, you will be taken to the secure servers of PayPal, authorized payment processor for 8notes.com. There you will be asked to enter you details and credit card information. The payment is made out to Red Balloon Technology Ltd, the official owner of 8notes.com. Once we have received notification of the payment you will automatically be sent a login password. Enter this by following the 'Members login' link in the top right corner of any page on the site. Once logged in, you will be able to view and download all our great content without restriction, and without the annoyance of banner and pop-up ads.
Kansas Folk Music And Dance Stories: Earlier Days Of Dancing Mrs. john bell, mother of the late Bonnie bell Houston, played the piano for the He brought his own pianist. Among other things, they remembered his http://www.kansasfolk.org/stories/sp00100.htm
Extractions: ca. 1960 According to a recent news story, learning the waltz with its body contact, was being offered to interested K.U. students. And the article pointed out it was not to revive by-gone days but purely to learn the dance. Lawrence has had dancing teachers as far back as the late 1800's. One such class was conducted by Georgia Brown in one of the rooms of the Commercial Club. The club rooms were on the third floor of the old First National Bank building on the northeast corner of 8th and Massachusetts. The bank's name then was the Merchants National Bank. The Commercial Club was made up of local Lawrence merchants and citizens in other professions. Mrs. John Bell, mother of the late Bonnie Bell Houston, played the piano for the dance students. Georgia Brown not only taught dancing, but she put on local plays as well. Jean Piatt, who became Mrs. Arthur Henley, taught University men and women after we had mastered the art and were going to dances. Someone recalled those classes were held in Pythian Hall. A much more enjoyable dancing class followed Professor Skaar. Alice Guenther (Mrs. Harold Bagby) and Nelli-May Schall started a class at IOOF Hall. They were young and still in school, so discipline was slack. These young teachers seemed to go in for costume dances for the class on certain occasions. On Washington's birthday, the girls dressed up as Martha and on Valentine's Day, they made up as valentines, There were other dance teachers through the years that followed. Bernice Ackerman (Lopez) taught ballet, as did Helen Topping. Jane Breidenthal taught tap dancing in Eagles Hall. A group of boys and girls of Junior High age met on Saturday mornings at Holloway Hall above the grocery store at 19th and Massachusetts, Pinckney School offered ballet after school for a small sum. This was in the 30's. Square dancing was a popular dance with University High School boys and girls.
Extractions: Old Glory July 4th Over the Years Pierre L'Enfant and the National Mall Sousa: The March King Biography of John Phillip Sousa Favorite Sousa Compositions Explore America's Past Home Who was this man who became a musical legend during his own lifetime with such "hits" as "Stars and Stripes Forever," "The Liberty Bell" (best known as the theme song for Monty Python's Flying Circus ) and "The Washington Post"? Fittingly, John Philip Sousa was born on November 6, 1854 at 636 G Street, SE, Washington, D.C., near the Marine Barracks where his father, Antonio, played trombone in the U.S. Marine Band. John Philip was the third of 10 children of John Antonio Sousa (born in Spain of Portuguese parents) and Maria Elisabeth Trinkhaus (born in Bavaria). Young John Philip grew up surrounded by military band music, and when he was just six, he began studying voice, violin, piano, flute, cornet, baritone, trombone and alto horn. By all accounts, John Philip was an adventure-loving boy, and when at the age of 13 he tried to run away to join a circus band, his father instead enlisted him in the Marine Band as a band apprentice. Except for a period of six months, Sousa remained in the band until he was 20 years old. In addition to his musical training in the Marine Band, he studied music theory and composition with George Felix Benkert, a noted Washington orchestra leader and teacher. It was during his years in the Marines that Sousa wrote his first composition, "Moonlight on the Potomac Waltzes."
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Extractions: His career as a poet and folk singer began in the 1950s, when he was approached by Donald Swann for new revue material. In the following decades, it burgeoned into a diversity of activities that included writing material for television and cabaret, with hits such as My Last Cigarette , sung by Sheila Hancock, as well as the composition of the earliest of his classic songs on themes of belief and doubt (see Lord of the Dance FAQ page) that have subsequently entered the popular imagination as enduring anthems of our time. One More Step When I Needed a Neighbour and Lord of the Dance , there lies his enduring legacy. Several obituaries for Sydney Carter can now be found here In August 1996 Sydney was interviewed by The Times newspaper, for an article entitled "Folk singer strikes chord with young worshippers" One More Step came first
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Extractions: By bell hooks For the past several months white mainstream media has been calling me to hear my views on gangsta rap. Whether major television networks, or small independent radio shows, they seek me out for the black and feminist "take" on the issue. After I have my say, I am never called back, never invited to do the television shows or the radio spots. I suspect they call, confident that when we talk they will hear the hardcore "feminist" trash of gangsta rap. When they encounter instead the hardcore feminist critique of white supremacist capitalist patriarchy, they lose interest. To white dominated mass media, the controversy over gangsta rap makes great spectacle. Besides the exploitation of these issues to attract audiences, a central motivation for highlighting gangsta rap continues to be the sensationalist drama of demonizing black youth culture in general and the contributions of young black men in particular. It is a contemporary remake of "Birth of a Nation" only this time we are encouraged to believe it is not just vulnerable white womanhood that risks destruction by black hands but everyone. When I counter this demonization of black males by insisting that gangsta rap does not appear in a cultural vacuum, but, rather, is expressive of the cultural crossing, mixings, and engagement of black youth culture with the values, attitudes, and concerns of the white majority, some folks stop listening.
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Extractions: He learned to play piano from early childhood and played professionally as a cinema pianist in various venues in the Glasgow, Scotland area. By the age of 17 yrs he was playing with Al Starita , after his first band had folded. He styed with the band when it was taken over by Sidney Bright ( Geraldo's brother) In 1930 he was briefly with Ernest Ritte . He then worked in London and toured Belgium playing second piano in Hal Kemp's band tilll Sept.. He ended 1930 with Joe Kaye's band. In 1931 he was with Ambrose but played various gigs with " The Nightwatchmen" and also with Rex Owens Nephews. During 1932 he worked with Maurice Winnick and Reg Purslove outfits . Then late in the year he was second piano with Lew Stone where he stayed till 1934. In 1934 Eddie was with Henry Hall for four months and the became an accompaniist for two perfomers-Elsie Carlisle and Sam Browne. Finally in 1934 he organized his own band for a stay at the Empress Rooms in London, England. During 1936 Eddie was the musical director on the RMS Queen Mary. From 1937 to 1940 he led his own bands. Throughout the "30's Eddie still found time to do freelance work with Nat Gonella,Spike Hughes, Ray Noble and others.
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Extractions: The Band: High on the Hog High on the Hog (Pyramid / Transatlantic TRACD228, 1996) has polarized views in the guestbook in 1999, with those who love the album defending it against those who definitely don't. I decided to revise my original 1996 review. We started the discussion with this comment from Lawrence T.: Lawrence T: I've noticed quite a lot of negative comment in here about High On The Hog, all of them very non-specific. I think it's on a par with Jericho and although I'm not a big fan of horn sections I like them on this album - a lot of subtle harmonies going on. The album has more "bottom" than any other Band album I can think of and I like that too. Can anyone tell me they don't like the beautiful Blondie Chaplin tune Where I Should Always Be or the raucous Stand Up or Forever Young on which I think Randy does an admirable bit of vocalizing? I'd be interested in hearing your comments. I'd like to see some opinions backed up with a little more substance. Looking back to the time of release turned up these: Andy Gill (The Independent, 1 March 1996)
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Extractions: Photo: Christian Steiner John Corigliano, winner of the 2001 Pulitzer Prize in Music for his Symphony No. 2 , is internationally celebrated as one of the leading composers of his generation. In orchestral, chamber, opera and film work, he has won global acclaim for his highly expressive and compelling compositions as well as his kaleidoscopic, ever-expanding technique. Corigliano's Pulitzer Prize-winning Symphony No. 2 , an expansion and rewriting of his String Quartet (1995), was premiered in November 2000 with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Seiji Ozawa conducting; a tour the following month included a performance in Carnegie Hall and the first recording of the symphony, paired with The Mannheim Rocket , was released in spring 2004 on Ondine Records with John Storgårds conducting The Helsinki Philharmonic. In March 2000, Corigliano won another coveted prize: the "Oscar," the Academy Award, for "The Red Violin," his third film score. He was the second classical composer, after Aaron Copland, to be so honored. Esa-Pekka Salonen leads soloist Joshua Bell and the strings of the London Philharmonia in Sony Classical's recording of the soundtrack, which also features the first recording of
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Extractions: Nov. 23, 2002 Certainly this is one of the most moving songs in all of art song repertory. The text is of a slave mother talking to her child about tomorrow's auction, where they will most likely be separated. Capturing poignancy and horror in an art song is an amazing feat. The first time we heard the song was January 21, 2001 at Hampton University when Lorraine McFadden Bell, soprano, gave her faculty recital "Art Songs and Spirituals by African American Composers." She sang Watch and Pray as well as another song by Undine Smith Moore, Love Let the Wind Cry How I Adore Thee (text by Sappho). For this writer, the African American art song is the pinnacle of music that has given me joy since my youth. I discovered gospel music on our local radio station in the mountains of West Virginia. As a young adult my interest expanded to include folk singers doing spirituals and, more recently, the spirituals arranged for Jessye Norman and Kathleen Battle. I also enjoyed Aretha Franklin and her magnificent instrument. Until recently, I had not heard art songs by African American composers. All that changed November 5, 2000 when Norfolk Art Song Society brought the elder statesman of this repertory, Dr. Willis Patterson, who compiled the Anthology
