Yang Liu - Notable Notes IV Mr. Liu has been presented the Lady Tennant Stradivarius violin this concert The evening s artists are rachel barton Pine, Denis Brott, Lynn Chang, http://www.kuhmann.com/YangLiu/NotableNotes-Vol04.htm
Extractions: Yang Liu can be heard on his debut recording, Song of Nostalgia, which features traditional Chinese songs and repertoire for the violin. Mr. Liu has been presented the "Lady Tennant" Stradivarius violin this concert marks the violin's return to the concert stage. Scheduled performances are: Bach Chaconne, Beethoven Spring Sonata, and Prokofiev Sonata Op. 94a in D major RealPlayer (broadband Internet DSL or cable is recommended), link : 01-Jul-2005 - ROMANTIC SOUVENIRS presents two powerful and popular works, the Brahms' Piano Quartet in G Minor and Tchaikovsky's Souvenir de Florence performed by Musicorda faculty (Lynn Chang, violin; Denis Brott, cello; Anthony Elliott, cello; Csaba Erdéyi, viola; Matthew Hagle, piano; Yang Liu , violin; Karen Ritscher, viola; Masuko Ushioda, violin).
Classics Today.com - Your Online Guide To Classical Music rachel barton PINE/ALASDAIR FRASER Medley of Scots Tunes rachel barton Pine (violin);Alisdair Fraser (fiddle) Scottish Chamber Orchestra Alexander Platt http://www.classicstoday.com/review.asp?ReviewNum=9102
Classics Today.com - Your Online Guide To Classical Music Violin Concerto rachel barton (violin) Chicago Symphony Orchestra Carlos KalmarCedille CDR 900000 068(CD) Reference Recording - Joachim This One; http://www.classicstoday.com/review.asp?ReviewNum=6486
RIN:297 Historic Violin In Tug The toll includes a 1617 Amati violin that Chicago virtuoso rachel barton playedfor a Last year, barton returned the violin to the Stradivari Society, http://fritz-reuter.com/articles/chicagotribune/historic_violin_in_tug.htm
Extractions: The 16th Century castle that sits atop a hill outside Prague, Czech Republic, contains some of the foremost treasures of European culture, including rare musical instruments and historic scores in Beethoven's hand. But during World War II the Nazis raided this palace, as well as several others belonging to the Lobkowicz family, confiscating a priceless collection that was centuries in the making. The remnants of the collection, returned after WWII, are on view at the castle, called Nelahozeves, which recently was turned into a museum. But the family says several precious instruments are missing. The toll includes a 1617 Amati violin that Chicago virtuoso Rachel Barton played for a decade-the same instrument that she carried on the day in 1995 when she was pinned to a Metra train that crushed her legs. This instrument now sits at the center of both a mystery and a dispute. How did it end up in America? And does the Lobkowicz family still have a claim on the instrument? To the Lobkowicz heirs, who are relying on memory and family lore, the violin is rightfully theirs and should be returned immediately. To the Chicago violin dealers who have sold and resold the instrument over the years, the sales are legitimate and they say their documentation proves it.
Saint Paul Sunday, April 2005 Broadcast Listings rachel barton Pine, violin; Matthew Hagle, piano April 17, 2005 audio Listen For more information on rachel barton Pine visit Public Radio MusicSource http://saintpaulsunday.publicradio.org/listings/shows05_04.htm
Extractions: What is it about the string quartet as a form that so captivates the world's greatest composers? We'll find out this week when the celebrated young Borromeo String Quartet surveys its repertoire with all the warmth, virtuosity, and passion it inspires. Beginning with music of Franz Joseph Haydn—the father of the string quartet—the Borromeo gives us the haunting Andante Moderato from Brahms's 2nd quartet, and concludes with Janácek's "Intimate Letters," music that chronicles the 70-year old composer's intense devotion to a much younger woman. Franz Joseph Haydn: String Quartet, Op. 64, No. 6
Music In Deerfield Program rachel barton Pine and Trio Settecento A greatly giftedviolinist Her sound was rich and commanding. New York Times. barton has http://www.musicindeerfield.org/RachelBartonPine05.html
Extractions: "A greatly gifted violinist...Her sound was rich and commanding." New York Times "Barton has everything required - a big burnished tone; the billiance, agility and precision of a bel canto diva. Above all, she has the knack for reaching out to an audience and holding them at awed attention in a manner all her own." Chicago Tribune Home Tickets Event Schedule Volunteer ... Sign up for our mailing list to receive the most up-to-date news.
All Things Strings: Reviews rachel barton Pine, Baroque violin. (Cedille, 90000 078). Mainstream violinistsused to play Baroque music out of a sense of duty, but rachel barton Pine http://www.stringsmagazine.com/issues/Strings127/reviews.html
Extractions: Cello Concertos. Listening to Pierre Fournier across half a century is like hearing two cellists. In the classical concertos recorded in the early 1950s, such as the newly reissued Cello Concertos recorded by Decca in 1952 and 1953 with the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra conducted by Karl Münchinger, he is impervious to and uncurious about the simplest stylistic conventions, even while playing the nominally "original" version of the Haydn. Although Fournier's tone is always gorgeous and his phrasing occasionally poetic, the limitations of his heavy-handed approach would be exposed by comparison with the recordings Maurice Gendron made in 1958 of the Boccherini and Haydn concertos (unaccountably absent from the catalogue). The live performances on the BBC release are a different matter.
Music Institute Of Chicago MIC Students Star in Society of American Musicians Violin Competition Congratulations to MIC alum rachel barton, who just became a member of the Board http://www.musicinst.org/news.htm
Extractions: Musings faculty students alumni ... media Musings Click to view the current version of the online newsletter of the Music Institute PDF Faculty news Two MIC faculty members are featured on the most recent recording from Advent Press www.advent-press.com Patrick O'Malley recorder, and James Campbell trombone, contributed to "Organ, Brass, Quires." The music was composed and conducted by Richard Webster, whose Bach Week Festival takes place in Nichols Concert Hall. Student news
AllClassical.org - Playlists 1004 AM, Cedille 90000 083, Pine, rachel barton/ Fraser, Alasdair CD of theWeek* rachel barton Pine Scottish Fantasies for Violin and Orchestra http://www.allclassical.org/playlists.php?selected_date=2005-07-22
AllClassical.org - Playlists rachel barton Pine, violin/ Scottish Chamber Orchestra/ Alexander Platt, cond . rachel barton Pine Scottish Fantasies for Violin and Orchestra http://www.allclassical.org/playlists.php?selected_date=2005-07-19
The Philadelphia Orchestra - News August 11 at 815 pm Wednesday evening - Saratoga Performing Arts Center.The Philadelphia Orchestra Charles Dutoit, conductor rachel barton Pine, violin http://www.philorch.org/styles/poa02e/www/news_20040803.html
Extractions: Search: September 2005 News Orchestra History eNews Where We Play ... Press Room News The Philadelphia Orchestra begins annual three-week residency at Saratoga Performing Arts Center (Philadelphia, April 26, 2004) The Philadelphia Orchestra begins its annual three-week residency at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Wednesday, August 4, 2004 . The Orchestra's SPAC series runs through Saturday, August 21, 2004 . The Orchestra's twelve-concert series at SPAC encompasses a weeklong tribute to the musical heritage of Vienna; two concerts, entitled "Those Fabulous Philadelphians," focusing on the Orchestra's own musicians and their distinctive "Philadelphia Sound"; a tribute to Dvorak, marking the 100th anniversary of the composer's death; and a nod to classical music's lighter side in concerts with conductors Erich Kunzel and Marvin Hamlisch. Charles Dutoit , artistic director and principal conductor of the Orchestra's Saratoga season since 1990, returns this year to lead the Orchestra in three weeks of performances. Mr. Dutoit will be joined by some of classical music's most sought-after artists, including pianists Martha Argerich, Emanuel Ax, Yefim Bronfman, Stephen Hough, Jean-Yves Thibaudet
NMSO ~ Program Notes rachel barton Pine, violin. The duration of this concert is approximately 120minutes, with intermission. Sponsored by ( Please visit our sponsors websites http://www.nmso.org/cpn040501.htm
Extractions: Sadly, it is more familiar to us today than any of the colorful and dynamic original music of Julián Orbón, the Spanish composer who first transcribed and arranged it. Orbón's parents fled Spain during the bloody Civil War of 1936-39 to settle in Cuba. His father founded the Orbón Conservatory of Music in Havana where son Julián studied violin and composition with José Ardévol, another Spanish émigré. Ardévol had gathered together a group of young composers to form the Grupo de Renovación Musical (Society for Musical Renewal) whose goal was the creation of an authentically Cuban school of composition. Julián was an enthusiastic participant in the group until 1949 when he felt the need to strike out on a more personal and independent path. After studying with Aaron Copland at the Tanglewood Music Center in 1946, Julián directed his father's Conservatory in Havana until 1960. He taught at the National Conservatory in Mexico City from 1960 to 1963, then moved to the U.S. where he settled in New York and taught at Columbia University. Most of Orbón's music is harmonically traditional and somewhat neoclassical in style, often turning to archaic forms and folk music for its structure and materials. His
Musical America - Other Feature Articles 2004 rachel barton, violin A native of Chicago, rachel barton, whose principal teacherswere Roland and Almita Vamos, has blossomed into an impressive lyric http://www.musicalamerica.com/features/?fid=98&fyear=2004
Valley Advocate: Music Listings Artistic Director rachel barton Pine on baroque violin, John Mark Rozendaal onviola da gamba and David Schrader on harpsichord join the second half of the http://www.valleyadvocate.com/gbase/Guides/content?oid=oid:115931
String Instrumentalists, String Instruments Cimbalom . Dulcimer . Guitar . Harp . Harpsichord . Lute . Viola . Violin, Violinists barton, rachel . Bell, Joshua. Joshua Bell s official site. http://www.zeroland.co.nz/classical_string.html
Untitled Document Next up was the Violin Concerto, or Opus 14. Rachael barton was the violin soloistfor this difficult piece. barton is a virtuoso who began playing the http://tvitimes.tvi.cc.nm.us/atplay/010130b.htm
Extractions: On January 19 and 20 the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra performed at Popejoy Hall on the University of New Mexico campus. The New Mexico Symphony Orchestra is the premier symphonic ensemble in the state. Every year NMSO schedules different series of classical music. This year includes the Basically Baroque, Pops Concerts, Special Events like the Nutcracker and Mozart Festival, Symphony Under the Stars and the Classics Series. Beginning last year in September the Classics Series has been showcasing different composers as well as conductors. Nine conductors from around the country are auditioning for the position since David Livingston is no longer the orchestra conductor. The result is conductors playing a specific Classics Series and bringing their interpretation of the composition and their own styles as well. There are nine Classics Series in all; the latest was Classics Series V. Karen Deal who is currently the co-conductor of the Nashville Symphony Orchestra conducted NMSO to play Samuel Barber's, School for Scandal Overture, Barber's Violin Concerto, opus 14, and Petor Tchaikovsky's infamous Symphony No.6 or Pathetique.
