Ferris Footnotes View of Pop, features violinist christina fong, as conducted by John Varineau.fong is a member of the Music Department faculty at Grand Valley State http://www.ferris.edu/HTMLS/News/fyi/jan0799/footnote.htm
Extractions: Jan. 7, 1999 The Office of External Affairs is heading up a relief effort to assist the Nicaraguan and Honduran people affected by Hurricane Mitch. According to the American Red Cross, Hurricane Mitch proved to be one of the most devastating storms to hit Central America in this decade. Five million people were displaced by the storm and the resulting floods, rock slides and mud slides. More than 10,000 people died in the disaster. We are attempting to assist these unfortunate people with targeted funds for medical and food supplies, said FSU Vice President for External Affairs Robert Ortwein. These people and their countries are experiencing a tremendous hardship and we have teamed up with the American Red Cross to focus our collections on direct medical and food supplies. Besides the human difficulties, the countries infrastructures have suffered major blows. They have lost much of their communication systems, health services, roads, and bridges. It has been estimated that Hurricane Mitch pushed back the Honduran economy 20 years. The University is currently engaging in a month-long fundraising campaign through Jan. 31. Checks should be payable to The American Red Cross International Relief Fund and forwarded to External Affairs, BIS-415. For more information, call x3600.
CDeMUSIC christina fong, violinist, performs in this first recording of John Cage s One6 (1990) and One 10 (1992), the number pieces for violin. http://www.cdemusic.org/store/cde_search.cfm?keywords=one fong
WebRing: 23, 2, 3, 65 Letter to Orchestra Students. 24, 2, 5, 1, 1, 49 - christina fong,violin viola. 25, 2, 16, 0, 3, 69 - Toni Geiling - violinist, composer, songwriter http://k.webring.com/rs?ring=proviolin&allsites
New Blog Of Interest The violinist christina fong has just started her own blog on the Sequenza21 site.It s good to see a performer of new music with a forum for herself. http://homepage.mac.com/dtoub/blog/C1162157567/E881741776/
Extractions: The violinist Christina Fong has just started her own blog on the Sequenza21 site. It's good to see a performer of new music with a forum for herself. Interestingly, we've never actually met, even though she was kind enough to ask me to arrange something for a forthcoming album. In her blog, Christina argues that there is an audience for new music, but that orchestras often neglect this audience. I think some of the problem, aside from parochialism, is the business reality. Unlike Europe, most concert performances in the US are not subsidized by the state. Rather, subscribers foot much of the bill. As a result, orchestras tend to program what they think the subscribers want to hear. It's short sighted, since they're not attracting members of their future audiences. New music is often relegated to "token" status, and often near the end of the program so that people who don't want to hear it can leave and not feel too cheated. While I really don't admire much of the benign programming that I see from many orchestras and other ensembles, I can't totally blame the performers. They have to cater to their revenue base. If the "typical" subscriber thinks that music written in 1909 by Schoenberg is radical and new, then why should the orchestra program much music written within the past five years? The whole idea that Stravinsky and Ives are "modern" drives me nuts-much of their work is over 60 years old now. What we need is better sponsorship of the arts, including from the government. One problem is that when our government sponsors art, it finds itself having to control that funding, so that "objectionable" uses of taxpayer money won't take place. It's a strange conundrum, and I wish there were a better solution. Performances of a lot of different music is a much healthier situation than what we currently have, and the orchestra is in danger of being a relic if it doesn't broaden its horizons.
Classical Violinists, Music And Videos: #-L F. FODOR, EUGENE Official Site fong, christina Official Site KOPELMAN QUARTET,THE (with violinist MIKHAIL KOPELMAN) Booking Agency Site http://www.musicportal.com/classical_violinists_a_l.html
Arts Directory - Fong, Christina In Classical Category violinist/violist specializing in contemporary music includes discography Site Name fong, christina Site URL http//christinafong.com Site http://www.art-directory.net/Music/Fong-Christina-124509.asp
Classical Arts, Directory fong, christina violinist/violist specializing in contemporary music includesdiscography, reviews, and composer links. Khitruk http://www.americanwildfire.org/YW1lcndfNDg4MjY5.aspx
Extractions: Barachovsky, Anton Biography, agency contact information. Baraldi, Roberto Italian violinist. Concert master of Fenice Theatre. Biography, discography, information on his violin, reviews, and links. Barrie, Matthew J. Biographical data, contact information, and picture. Brown, Iona (Salisbury, England; 1941-) Brief biography also noting her work as conductor from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio. Cernoch Vitezslav Czech instrumentalist: biography, repertoire, discography, photos, and concert schedule. Chee-Yun Biography, reviews, interview, discography, itinerary, and repertoire. Dominic Moore and Daniel Becker Official site of violin and piano duo. Concert details, discography and CD sound clips, repertoire, biographical notes, mailing list, and contact information. Fodor, Eugene Biography, reviews, Real Audio clips, and discography. Fong, Christina Violinist/violist specializing in contemporary music: includes discography, reviews, and composer links. Foster, Martin
Classical Arts, Directory fong, christina violinist/violist specializing in contemporary music includesdiscography, reviews, and composer links. Cernoch http://www.asuieee.org/c2VfNDg4MjY5.aspx
Extractions: Chee-Yun Biography, reviews, interview, discography, itinerary, and repertoire. Baraldi, Roberto Italian violinist. Concert master of Fenice Theatre. Biography, discography, information on his violin, reviews, and links. Langdon, Sophie British solo violinist; heads the Fourth Dimension String Quartet. Discography, biography, and booking information. Barrie, Matthew J. Biographical data, contact information, and picture. Rachel Barton Official site. Biography, critical comments, discography, news and upcoming performances, booking information, and contact e-mail. Tschopp, Mirjam Official site of the Swiss-born violinist. Concert dates, curriculum vitae, references, press reports, repertoire, concert highlights, productions and discography, and contact information in English and German. Brown, Iona (Salisbury, England; 1941-) Brief biography also noting her work as conductor from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio. Friedman, Erick
Classical Arts, Directory fong, christina violinist/violist specializing in contemporary music includesdiscography, reviews, and composer links. Langdon http://www.perfect-harmony.org/cGhfNDg4MjY5.aspx
Extractions: Brown, Iona (Salisbury, England; 1941-) Brief biography also noting her work as conductor from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio. Gluzman, Vadim Biography, concert schedule, and quotes from reviews. Langdon, Sophie British solo violinist; heads the Fourth Dimension String Quartet. Discography, biography, and booking information. Perlman, Itzhak Israeli-born American classical violinist. Biography, links to discography and tour schedule. Rachel Barton Official site. Biography, critical comments, discography, news and upcoming performances, booking information, and contact e-mail. Gomyo, Karen Biography. Tschopp, Mirjam Official site of the Swiss-born violinist. Concert dates, curriculum vitae, references, press reports, repertoire, concert highlights, productions and discography, and contact information in English and German. Kotkova, Hana Official website of the Czech violinist. Biography, discography, and photos. Korfker, Berent
Extractions: Arved Ashby Arved Ashby is a musicologist, critic, and composer who holds an assistant professorship in musicology at The Ohio State University, Columbus. Concentrating on twentieth-century music and especially the modernist repertory, he has written hundreds of CD, concert, and book reviews, as well as feature articles, for the American Record Guide since joining that journal in 1986. Also, he has written for the Kurt Weill Newsletter and Clavier magazine, and has published scholarship in the Journal of the American Musicological Society and in compendia for Cambridge University Press and Garland Publishing. A study of Frank Zappa's orchestral music ("Frank Zappa and the Anti-Fetishist Orchestra") appeared in The Musical Quarterly (Winter 1999), and he recently finished editing a compendium of new essays on musical modernism ( Listening to Modernism , in press at Garland). He received the Ph.D. in music history from Yale University, with a dissertation investigating the manuscript sources and early twelve-tone epistemology of Berg's Lyric Suite. For an excerpt from that study that appeared in
In One Search - Start Your Search Here Stringed/Bowed_Strings/Violin/violinists/Classical Url http//www.EugeneFodor.com/homepage.html 10.) fong, christina violinist/violist specializing in http://www.i1s.net/directory.php?cid=488269
PHS Alumni.com recordings with compositions by John Cage, Alan Hovhaness, Maria de Alvear and MortonFeldman as performed by violinist violist christina fong and others. http://www.phsalumni.com/search_us_detail.cfm?id=388
Classical Arts, Directory information. fong, christina violinist/violist specializing in contemporary musicincludes discography, reviews, and composer links. Foster http://www.lila-ilab.org/bGlfNDg4MjY5.aspx
Extractions: Zlatarov, Pavel Leader of the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra. Biography, concerts, and news. Tschopp, Mirjam Official site of the Swiss-born violinist. Concert dates, curriculum vitae, references, press reports, repertoire, concert highlights, productions and discography, and contact information in English and German. Sushansky, Leonid Classical concert violinist. Reviews, biography, contact information, and photos. Rosand, Aaron Critically acclaimed recordings, translations, a complete discography, biography, and news about Mr. Rosand's most recent recordings. Rachel Barton Official site. Biography, critical comments, discography, news and upcoming performances, booking information, and contact e-mail. Perlman, Itzhak Israeli-born American classical violinist. Biography, links to discography and tour schedule. Moroz, Sviatoslav International performer. Repertoire, photos, biography, and concert schedule. Langdon, Sophie
Welcome To The Music Conservatory Of Westchester On April 14th, violinist christina Khimm, soprano Celeste on April 28th featuredviolinist Katie Kresek Prairie Home Companion. Ming fong (piano) performed a http://www.musicconservatory.org/soundwaves_mag_0002_2.html
Extractions: Talented Faculty Shine in Recital Series The Conservatory's annual Faculty Recital series is a highlight of the spring semester, providing a wonderful opportunity for students to hear their teachers perform, and for the community to learn more about the Conservatory's programs. This year appreciative audiences of students, families and the general public enjoyed four recitals by members of the Conservatory's performing faculty. Pianist Svetlana Gorokhovich opened the first concert on Friday, February 11th with a program of Bach, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky. Concluding the program was trumpeter Patricia Hurley with the Fair Winds Brass Ensemble, performing works by Mozart and Gershwin, among others. Pianist Richard Devens opened the second recital on March 10th with works by Chopin and Liszt. An offering of Baroque music by Bach and Handel followed, performed by soprano Mary Elizabeth Poore, flutist Maryellen Shepley, and harpsichordist Jean Newton. On April 14th, violinist Christina Khimm, soprano Celeste Emmons and pianist Rita Kuo performed works by Handel, Brahms, Saint-Saens, Mahler and Barber, as well as original compositions by Ms. Kuo. The final concert on April 28th featured violinist Katie Kresek and pianist Barbara Podgursky with guest cellist Robert Burkhart performing works by Faure, Beethoven and Smetana. Bravo to all the talented faculty who participated.
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