Extractions: Dallas, Texas Customize Make This Your Home Page E-mail Newsletters MySpecialsDirect ... Your Thoughts Add Overnight News to your favorite RSS reader Print E-mail Most E-mailed RSS ... Archives Review: Basically: Great polish, less spit Technical focus leaves little room for passion or fun in chamber concert 12:11 AM CDT on Monday, July 18, 2005 By SCOTT CANTRELL / The Dallas Morning News Fantaisie for violin and harp is a late work whose sensuous turns of phrase suggest the influence of the much younger Debussy. But the composer better known for his Introduction and Rondo capriccioso for violin and orchestra also gives the violin chances to show off. The piece was suavely served up by violinist Mark Miller and harpist Jill Roberts-Levy. Beethoven's contribution was the D major Violin Sonata (Op. 12), and here Mr. Miller was joined by pianist Shields-Collins Bray in a performance never less than capable, but sometimes no more. Mr. Miller was impressively sure of technique and intonation, but early on he was a little sluggish, and neither he nor Mr. Bray gave full measure to the finale's playfulness. From Dr. Ewazen, a professor at New York's Juilliard School, came a trio for the unlikely combination of trumpet, violin and piano. Not even two different trumpet mutes could entirely overcome built-in balance problems, but a bigger problem is the music's sheer tawdriness. Pleasant enough at first, in a populist way, it ends with a finale that gets my nomination for most irritating piece of music heard all year. The perpetrators were trumpeter Bert Truax, Mr. Miller and Mr. Bray.
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Extractions: Edward Elgar Elgar is generally considered England's greatest native-born composer since Henry Purcell. He received his early musical training from his father, a music seller, violinist, and organist of St. George's Roman Catholic church in Worcester. In 1879 he had a few violin lessons in London, but as a composer Elgar was self-taught. In 1885, he succeeded his father as church organist in Worcester and pursued a minor local career, teaching, conducting, and composing. In 1889 he married his student and admirer, Caroline Alice Roberts, whose love and encouragement transformed him; their marriage of three decades coincided with the most creative period of Elgar's life. He became a close friend of the organist of Hereford Cathedral, Dr G R Sinclair, to whom the Te Deum and Benedictus Elgar's association with the Three Choirs Festival began in Worcester in 1878 when he played with the second violins in the Festival Orchestra. In 1881 he was promoted to the first violins. Later he was able to scribble on his Festival Programme, "I played first violin for the sake of the fee as I could obtain no recognition as a composer". In 1899 the Enigma Variations established Elgar as the leading English composer of the day. In 1904, Elgar took up residence at Plas Gwyn, in Hereford, where he composed many of his greatest works, including both
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College Of Wooster: Wooster Magazine Fran continues to share her musical talents (violin and voice) in the jeanne Milanette Merlanti sold her employment agency last July but works for the http://www.wooster.edu/magazine/classnotes/spring035.html
Extractions: Submit a Class Note Submit a Letter Read Class Notes Read Mailbox Letters ... Wooster Home Page Spring 2003 Class Notes Mary Lou Louch Sahlstrom sends news of Alden and Fran Reed Dalzell. They enjoy their college town home, Maryville, TN where they are both weavers! Fran continues to share her musical talents (violin and voice) in the Maryville College orchestra and choir. Janice Wilson George, 19476 N. Coyote Lakes Pkwy., Surprise, AZ 85374. Bruce and Nancy White Kauffman report that one of their highlights of last year was the Elderhostel Intergenerational Magic program in Pence Springs, WV. They took their youngest grandson (10). We expect Bruce to show us his magical skills by pulling a rabbit out of a hat at our next reunion in 2006. Mary Anne shared her many challenges of last year, including the death of an aunt, Ed learning to cook, the renovation of their kitchen, and various home improvement problems. They traveled to Hilton Head and planned a trip to Arizona this spring. Bob and Edie Talbot Jolly report three highlights in 2002: the class reunion, of course; a Baltic cruise; and a big family gathering on the Outer Banks of North Carolina with all of the grandchildren. The Jollys continue to sing in the church choir and do volunteer work. Jim Boeringer and his family are doing fine. He has been a church organist for 57 years. His wife is a violinist who also teaches.
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Extractions: Submit a Class Note Submit a Letter Read Class Notes Read Mailbox Letters ... Back to Current Issue Spring 2005 Class Notes Bob Lawther shares news of his involvement in what will be a high-profile medical malpractice suit to be heard in the Ohio Supreme Court. The defendant’s lawyer was Dr. Kevorkian’s lawyer in the "right to die" cases. As the Common Pleas Judge, Bob received the court records and a "mountain of briefs," which he read last summer. He then granted a new trial, which was denied by another judge and sent to the Court of Appeals. We hope that Bob can tell us the outcome at reunion, but we all know "the wheels of God (and the high courts) grind exceeding slowly." The Polings are "co-grandparents" with Evelynn Cheadle Thomas ’49 and her husband, Bob. The Thomases also moved last year, from the smoggy Los Angeles suburbs to a Colorado mountain valley. Gladys "Hap" Aldrich Lauback says that way back in 1950, she never envisioned pushing 80 – did any of us? Hap, who lost her husband of 49 years in 2002, had four bouts with pneumonia in five years and is on oxygen 24/7. But she still lives in her home of many years.
Extractions: We look forward to presenting world-renowned cellist Gary Hoffman in a gala concert on October 21st in celebration of our school s first decade of excellence in string education. We will also honor Harry Franke for his many years of philanthropic deeds in Milwaukee with the school s Arts Leadership Award. This is sure to be a memorable afternoon, so please open up this page for more details. The String Academy has entered cyberspace! We are proud to announce the creation of the SAW web site. We thank the Harry F. and Mary Franke Idea Fund for its generous support of our new endeavor. SAW parent Wei Yao is our webmaster and has created a wonderful web page. Read inside for an article about our site: www.stringacademyofwisconsin.org
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Extractions: Broadhurst Theater (Broadway) George H. Broadhurst, the Anglo-American dramatist (1866-1952), came to America in 1886. In addition to writing popular plays, he managed theatres in Milwaukee, Baltimore, and San Francisco before he opened his own theatre, the Broadhurst, in association with the Shubert brothers. Located at 235 West Forty-fourth Street, right next door to the Shubert Theatre, the Broadhurst was designed by architect Herbert J. Krapp, one of the major theatre designers of that era. With a seating capacity of 1,155 and a wide auditorium that offered unobstructed views of the stage, the theatre was constructed to house both musicals and straight fare, which it has done successfully for over sixty years.n Sloane. During the run at the Broadhurst, one George Gershwin song, "Some Wonderful Sort of Someone," was interpolated. The Broadhurst had two hits in 1919. Rachel Crothers's "39 East" was a comedy of manners that starred Alison Skipworth, Henry Hull, and Constance Binney. Later in the run "Hull" was replaced by Sidney Blackmer and Binney by a striking young actress named Tallulah Bankhead. On December 30 Jane Cowl scored one of her early successes in a romantic drama called "Smilin' Through," which she coauthored with Allan Langdon Martin. Ms. Cowl played a ghost in some scenes and the ghost's niece in others, serving to confuse critic Alexander Woollcott, who complained that these quick-change tricks belonged more to vaudeville than to the legitimate theatre. But audiences loved Smilin' Through for 175 performances.
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All Things Strings: Summer Study Guide Faculty Jean Angers, Emanuel Borok, Lorand Fenyves, David Halen, violin; Contact Moira johnson or Claude Infante, 251 Laurier Ave. http://www.stringsmagazine.com/issues/strings84/summer/SummerCanada.shtml
Extractions: 2001 Listings Now Available Canada Using the Listings The name of the program is followed by location and dates for 2000; where this years information is unavailable, we included the latest data we have. Abbreviations include AF for application fee (sometimes a deposit against tuition fees), R & B for room and board, and TBA for to be announced. "Audition or tape" means that a tape can be substituted for a personal audition, but one or the other is required. A number in parentheses indicates the approximate enrollment. To search for a specific program, teacher, or location, use the Find function of your Internet browser. Argenta Chamber Music Retreat Argenta, BC, Canada, August 17. Fee $150. (up to 20) Contact: David K. Stewart, General Delivery, Argenta, BC V0G 1B0, Canada. (250) 366-4623. E-mail: sjdks@wkpowerlink.com. Aria International Summer Academy Intensive three-week program for advanced students (ages 1230); emphasis on numerous private lessons, chamber-music coachings, master classes, and public concerts.
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