Northbrook Symphony Orchestra rachel barton Pine, Violin Reception join Ms. barton Pine in the lobby for birthday A passionate musician, American violinist rachel barton Pine is an http://www.northbrooksymphony.org/NSO2004-2005/08 Special Events/specialevents.h
Extractions: The NORTHBROOK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA was formed in 1980 as a not-for-profit arts organization. Over the years, concerts have featured outstanding internationally established guest artists, as well as young soloists on the cusp of major careers. We are especially proud of the fact that our orchestra has always been a combination of professional and non-professional musicians. Music Director Lawrence Rapchak continues this tradition of excellence, presenting innovative programs that mix familiar and unfamiliar repertoire. Behind the scenes, we are musical ambassadors to the community. NSO musicians bring the joy of music into public schools and senior centers, playing more than 30 performances annually. Many of our outreach concerts are given free of charge. Your support of our 25th Anniversary Gala Concert will help secure a future of vibrant musical enrichment for the community. We hope to see you there.
Maryland Symphony Orchestra The Maryland Symphony Orchestra announced today that violinist rachel barton Pinewill perform the Dvorak Violin Concerto during the 24th season opener on http://www.marylandsymphony.org/
Extractions: A graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory and the University of Michigan School of Music at Ann Arbor, tenor Michael Maguire is perhaps best known for his portrayal of Enjolras in the original Broadway company of Les Miserables, for which he won the Tickets for the MSO Pops! range from $20 to $72 for adults and $10 to $36 for full time students and children 12 and under. Tickets can be purchased at the Maryland Symphony Orchestra Box Office located at 13 South Potomac Street, Hagerstown, or by calling the Box Office at 301-797-4000. Performances Tickets Group Sales Patron Services ... Home
Maryland Symphony Orchestra today that violinist rachel barton Pine will perform the Dvorak Violin rachel barton Pine plays the Joseph Guarnerius del Gesu (Cremona 1742), http://www.marylandsymphony.org/masterworks1.shtml
Kenosha Symphony Orchestra - Concert Programs rachel barton Pine Corigliano Chaconne from The Red Violin Korngold A favoritewith Kenosha audiences, American violinist rachel barton Pine is an http://www.kenoshasymphony.org/program/
Extractions: A favorite with Kenosha audiences, American violinist Rachel Barton Pine is an inspiration to audiences around the world. She has appeared as soloist with many of the world's most prestigious ensembles and worked closely with many renowned conductors. Hear her addition to A Night In Hollywood , featuring the Chaconne from the popular film The Red Violin , paired with well-known film score composer Erich Wolfgang Korngold's lush and romantic violin concerto. Any fan of John Williams will recognize the influence Korngold had on Williams' style of composing.
Rock Violinist Returns For Colourful Concerts With The NZSO rachel barton will perform the lively Prokofiev Violin Concerto No 2. Schumann sbuoyant and lively Third Symphony reflects the composer s impressions of http://www.artscalendar.co.nz/article/58/
Extractions: The first concert, as part of the Great Classics series, has musical colour from Latin America, Rachel Barton with Beethoven's great violin concerto plus Bartok's magnificent showpiece, Concerto for Orchestra. This concert will be performed in Wellington, Hawke's Bay, Hamilton and Auckland, conducted by Roberto Minzuk who will make his New Zealand debut. NZ composer David Farquhar's Evocation is followed by the powerful rhythms and melodic styles of the folk music of north-eastern Brazil in Villa Lobos' work Bachianas Brasileiras - Preludio. Beethoven's Violin Concerto is accepted as one of his most gracious and masterful works, and has become one of the most important works in the violin repertoire.
Sphinx Organization - Artists - Jury 2005 A passionate musician, American violinist rachel barton has devoted her life tomusic. A former prodigy with an active performing career since age seven, http://www.sphinxmusic.org/artists/jury/2005_jury.html
Extractions: Eight-times GRAMMY nominated conductor and composer Jose Serebrier is one of most recorded classical artists in history. When Leopold Stokowski hailed Jose Serebrier as "the greatest master of orchestral balance", the 22-year-old musician was the Associate Conductor of the American Symphony Orchestra in New York. His Carnegie Hall debut was hailed by the American press for the "great intensity, precision, and clarity" of his music making. After five years as Associate Conductor of Stokowski's American Symphony Orchestra, Serebrier accepted an invitation from George Szell and the Rockefeller Foundation to become "Composer-in-Residence" of the Cleveland Orchestra, a position he held for several seasons. Since then, Mr. Serebrier has been conducting most major orchestras in America and Europe. Jose Serebrier has recorded over180 releases with the London Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Oslo Philharmonic and Barcelona Symphony, among others.
Virtuoso Rachel Barton Pine In Oakton Showcase The Performing Arts at Oakton presents an intimate evening with violinist RachelBarton Pine at 8 pm, Friday, Nov. 5. Pine will perform on the main stage at http://www.oakton.edu/news/colrel/barton10-12.htm
Extractions: The Performing Arts at Oakton presents an intimate evening with violinist Rachel Barton Pine at 8 p.m., Friday, Nov. 5. Pine will perform on the main stage at Oakton Community College, 1600 E. Golf Road, Des Plaines. A former musical prodigy, Pine began performing at the age of 7, and has appeared as a soloist with many of the world's most prestigious orchestras. She has collaborated with famous classical music conductors such as Zubin Mehta, Erich Leinsdorf, and Placido Domingo, and shared the stage with popular rock acts such as Kansas, Sammy Hagar, and Slash (Velvet Revolver, Guns N' Roses). Tickets are $33 for general admission; $30 for students and seniors, and $28 for group sales of 15 or more. To reserve tickets, call the Oakton Box Office at 847-635-1900. For group sales, contact Karol Verson at 847-635-2185.
Pied Piper With A Violin Pied piper with a violin rachel barton Pine says music is what gets us NEW YORK violinist rachel barton Pine is on a quest to spread classical music. http://www.showmenews.com/2004/Oct/20041010Ovat003.asp
Extractions: Rachel Barton Pine says 'music is what gets us in touch with our humanity.' By MARTIN STEINBERG of The Associated Press Published Sunday, October 10, 2004 NEW YORK - Violinist Rachel Barton Pine is on a quest to spread classical music. She goes on rock stations and plays heavy metal songs on her Guarneri violin, then throws in a little Paganini. She has established a foundation to help disadvantaged youngsters buy instruments and travel to competitions. And her albums often highlight not-so-famous composers whose works are worth knowing. Pine, 29, knows what its like to struggle. She grew up in the working-class Chicago neighborhood of Irving Park/North Center. By 14, she was her familys breadwinner. Six years later, in 1995, she overcame a frightfully close encounter with death - she was run over by a train after the strap of her violin case got caught in a door and she got dragged to the tracks. She lost her left leg above the knee and suffered severe damage to her right leg. She sued Chicagos Metra transportation agency and won a $29.6 million award. Pine was introduced to music at her church at age 3. Using a rented violin, she began taking lessons from a teacher a few blocks from her home.
The World Violinist Links (Home) Michele Auclair, 80, violinist who became renowned teacher. An article at BostonGlobe. barton, rachel ( ) USA. rachelbarton.com http://www2.osk.3web.ne.jp/~wistaria/violinists.htm
Barton - Brahms/Joachim Concertos rachel barton, violinist; Chicago Symphony Orch/Carlos Kalmar, cond. American violinist rachel barton already has made a number of fine recordings for http://classicalcdreview.com/barton.html
Extractions: Brahms began composing his violin concerto in 1878 and collaborated with Joachim closely, asking him to "correct it." He also dedicated it to his great friend. Originally the concerto had two middle movements (like the second piano concerto Brahms began composing about the same time), but these were removed and replaced with a new Adagio . Apparently Brahms incorporated most of Joachim's changes in the orchestral part but, surprisingly, considerably fewer of his revisions to the solo violin part. Joachim composed the first movement cadenza; in this recording as an appendix Barton includes her own cadenza as an alternate which easily can be programmed into the performance. Rachel Barton's performances of both works are elegant, technically secure and beautiful in tone. Needless to say, the Chicago Symphony offers superb support under Carlos Kalmar who is principal conductor of Chicago's Grant Park Orchestra and music director of the Oregon Symphony. James Ginsburg produced the recording which was made July 2 and 3, 2002 in Orchestra Hall. Ginsburg and his team have provided splendid, well-balanced, rich sound. Cedille is to be commended for this issue, which offers splendid performances of two major concertos, two CDs for the price of one. Highly Recommended!
Fermilab Arts Series Presents... violinist rachel barton is widely recognized as one of the most gifted virtuosiof her generation. She has appeared as soloist with many prestigious http://www.fnal.gov/culture/Shows/00-01/trio.shtml
Extractions: $18/$9 ages 18 and under "[Barton's] wonderfully vital and buoyant performances of Handel's oddly undervalued Sonatas for Violin and Continuo offer some of the most refreshing, life-enhancing Baroque violin playing heard in years. Superb continuo players David Schrader and John Mark Rozendaal contribute to the real sense of ensemble teamwork." - Fanfare John Mark Rozendaal performs on the baroque 'cello and the viola da gamba, and is Artistic Director of the critically acclaimed Chicago Baroque Ensemble. He has served as principal 'cellist of The City Musick and Basically Bach, and performed both solo and continuo roles with many period instrument ensembles including Early Music at the Newberry Library, the Harwood Ensemble, Orpheus Band, Genesee Baroque Players, Ensemble Musical Offering (Milwaukee), Apollo's Fire (Cleveland) and His Majestie's Clerkes. Rozendaal teaches at the Music Center of the North Shore and Roosevelt University. In 1997 he performed in the Boston Early Music Festival's production of Luigi Rossi's Orfeo under the direction of Peter Holman. John Mark Rozendaal and Chicago Baroque Ensemble record for Centaur and Cedille Records. David Schrader has achieved international reknown as a keyboard soloist performing on the harpsichord, organ, fortepiano, clavichord and the modern piano. His performance credits include solo appearances with the San Francisco Symphony, the Milwaukee Symphony, The City Musick, Basically Bach, the Chicago Symphony under Sir Georg Solti, Daniel Barenboim, Claudio Abbado, and Erich Leinsdorf, and the Michigan Mozart Festival with Roger Norrington. Mr. Schrader is the organist of the Church of the Ascension in Chicago, and teaches at Roosevelt University. His recordings of music of Soler and Bach are available on the Cedille label.
Summation Testimonials: Litigator Profile rachel barton was a 19year-old violinist on her way to teach at a music schoolin a suburb on Chicago s north shore. It was a cold January day and she was http://info.summation.com/profiles/profile.asp?ID=2
All Things Strings: What I've Learned: Find Your Voice, Page 1 By rachel barton Pine. Over the years acclaimed concert violinist and recordingartist rachel barton Pine has amassed a wealth of knowledge. CONCENTRATE. http://www.stringsmagazine.com/article/129/129,3220,Feature-1.asp
Extractions: CONCENTRATE. Many people think putting in hours practicing is what it takes to become a good musician, but just logging the hours without it being good practicing wont get you very far. Americas first great master of the violin, Maud Powell (18671920), wrote a wonderful article on practicing in which she advocated concentration and consistency. Concentration means focusing on what youre doing at the moment, as well as planning your practice sessions and being goal-oriented. When I practice, I like to use the un-American theory of guilty until proven innocent: Treat everything you do with suspicion. Check it allintonation, tone quality, cleanliness, musicalityand dont wait until a mistake gets your attention because you might not catch that mistake. In terms of consistency, practice the same amount of time every day, and pace your practice intelligently. PLAY OTHER STYLES. Learn as much as you can from nonclassical music. So much classical music has been influenced by folk and popular music in terms of rhythm, harmony, and melody. There are lots of folk tunes hidden in Bartók and Dvorák, and a lot of contemporary music incorporates elements of jazz. Learn how to do a little bit of folk playing and listen to the masters of various nonclassical styles. And when you get to a classical piece thats folk- or jazz-influenced, you can really bring it to life much better.
Duos Among Friends At Musicorda Under the brilliant artistic direction of rachel barton Pine, internationallyacclaimed violinist in her first season in this position, the festival is in http://www.inthespotlightinc.org/Reviews/Music_Reviews/duosamongfriends.html
Extractions: This was an excellent program of classical chamber music presented in Chapin Auditorium of Mount Holyoke College, the second concert of the nineteenth season of this festival. Under the brilliant artistic direction of Rachel Barton Pine, internationally acclaimed violinist in her first season in this position, the festival is in good hands. She has brought together an outstanding series with guest artists and faculty drawn both from prior years at Musicorda and from her own professional relationships. The central section consisted of duo works performed to perfection by Rachel Barton Pine, violin, and Yang Liu, violin. These were "Etudes-Caprices, Op 18" by Henryk Wieniawski, "Duos for Two Violins" by Bela Bartok, and "Sonata for Two Violins, Op. 56" by Sergey Prokofiev. Their collaboration was dynamic and inspiring. The final half of the program was presented by a sextet consisting of Rachel Barton Pine and Masuko Ushioda, violin; Csaba Erdelyi and Karen Ritscher, viola; and Anthony Elliott and Denis Brott, cello. They played "Sinfonia Concertante for violin and viola in E- flat major" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, in an arrangement composed by Musicorda faculty member and guest artist Csaba Erdelyi. He worked with the original Mozart score and adapted to string instruments parts written for oboe and horn and masterfully transformed the original orchestral work for a string sextet. The performance by the six musicians and the arrangement of Mozart's work provided a wonderful combination.
Issue Three (Spring '99) Consider the rachel barton case, which has received so much attention in recent rachel barton, as you know, is the young violinist who lost her leg when http://library.findlaw.com/1999/Apr/1/129392.html
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Crossovermedia Everything about this release by violinist rachel barton Pine is exceptional.It is wonderful to see a program built around concert pieces for violin and http://www.crossovermedia.net/index.cfm?fuseaction=artists.details&artistID=57
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Spirituality & Health: Audio Review: Solo Baroque The new music by Chicagobased violinist rachel barton Pine. rachel bartonPine Cedille 09/28/2004 Music $18.99 http://www.spiritualityhealth.com/newsh/items/audioreview/item_9871.html
Extractions: Cedille 09/28/2004 Music $18.99 cedillerecords.org and rachelbartonpine.com In 1995, 20-year-old Chicago-based violinist Rachel Barton Pine survived a terrifying accident, when the strap of her violin case got caught in the door of a Chicago-area commuter train. Barton and the violin were dragged 360 feet, resulting in the loss of one of her legs and permanent injury to the other. Ten years later, Barton has battled back and is now a widely admired performer. Her new album of spiritually exalted works like Bachs Sonata No. 1 in G Minor and Partita No. 2 in D Minor will inspire listeners who may be unaware of her courageous life struggle. In CD booklet notes, Pine explains that she grew up in a "liberal Protestant United Church of Christ congregation whose motto was Making a Joyful Sound in the City." She adds: "Bachs music played a central role, and playing his music is always a spiritual experience for me." Her performance of the famous "Chaconne" or "Ciaccona" movement of Partita No. 2
