The Biweekly Of The First Religious Society The featured artist will be violinist Nicholas Kitchen, performing three of Call Florence mercer or Anne VerretSpeck to sign up for any of these work http://www.frsuu.org/biw20030318.htm
Extractions: My sermon title is taken from a sermon collection by Martin Luther King, Jr., and speaks to the uncertain times in which we find ourselves. By the time you read this, the United States may already have gone to war in Iraq. I continue to hope that war can be avoided, but if it cannot, I pray that we can still find the strength to love each other whatever our views on such a war may be. Perhaps most important, I hope that we can find the strength to love even those who are strangers to us and who may be perceived to be our enemies. The biblical witness of our religious heritage is clear, if difficult: we are called to care for the strangers among us, and even to love our enemies. Somewhere and sometime, the cycle of violence must be ended, for as Gandhi said, "An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind."
Whatâs New At Midwest Young Artists The AYM Piano Trio, coached by Dr. Allan Dennis, consists of violinist Shawn The 2005 competition judges included pianist paul Nitsch, cellist Rhona http://www.mya.org/whatsnew.php
Extractions: Benefit MYA! The staff and faculty at MYA is looking forwarding to kicking off another school year! Plan for an exciting season with concerts at the Harris Theater in Millenium Park Pick-Staiger Concert Hall and the new Genesee Theatre . Guest artists include the Avalon String Quartet Lyric Opera's Lauren McNeese and Lauren Curnow , and From the Top's Chris O'Riley . The Choristers are looking forward to seven performances of "Welcome Yule" with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the MYA Chorale will perform the popular Carmina Burana with the MYA Symphony Orchestra in February. The Jazz Program will make its Nichol's Concert Hall debut in February and will perform once again at the historically sold-out HotHouse Program Start Dates
Directory Of Australian Violin And Bow Makers GOUGH, paul Amateur violin maker, Henley, NSW. Assisted by Harry Vatiliotis.(2) mercer, Kevin - Amateur viol maker. (2) http://www.abcviolins.com/ozmakers.html
Extractions: D irectory of Australian Violin and Bow Makers Compiled by Alan Coggins The information in this directory is given freely in the hope that others will be encouraged to assist in the project and provide additional material. Please contact Alan if you can contribute any further details, or if you have an Australian-made instrument or bow. The information in this draft directory is given freely in the hope that others will be encouraged to assist in the project and provide additional material. Please contact Alan at +61 (0)2 4787 6369 or info@abcviolins.com or write to 30 Gardiner Cr, Blackheath, NSW 2785, Australia if you can contribute any further details. The latest version of the directory (including images of labels and makers) can be viewed at www.abcviolins.com Numbers in brackets, thus: , indicate the source of the information - references are listed in the key. A ADAMS, Lloyd George (1910 - 1970) Violin maker and repairer. Apprenticed to A.E. Smith in the 1920's. Moved to WA in Dec 1929. Later returned to Sydney and listed at 84 Hunter St, Sydney in 1935, 195 Elizabeth St, Sydney in 1940 and at 154 Castlereagh St, Sydney from 1948 to 1957. Moved to the US in 1957 to work in Minneapolis for Chester Groth, then independently in Boston, c.1965. Exhibited a violin and bow in Wurlitzer's Loan Exhibition, New York, 1966. Returned to Adelaide in 1970 but died before he could establish a workshop.
Extractions: ALAN Review Afterimage American Drama American Music Teacher ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Obituaries - Artworld - editor Paul Gottlieb - sculptor George Rickey - poet Kenneth Koch - photographer Yousuf Karsh - art dealer Norman Hirschl - gallery director J. Carter Brown - art collector Phyllis Wattis - art dealer Holly Solomon - Obituary Art in America Sept, 2002 by Stephanie Cash David Ebony
Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program | FACULTY AND STAFF Hummie has also been a special guest at paul Allen s Experience Art Camp, violinist Ronald Patterson is the Professor of Violin and Chair of the Strings http://www.pnwfilmmusic.com/facstaff.asp
Extractions: HOME ABOUT FILM SCORING GALLERY FACULTY AND STAFF ... PROGRAM STORE As a provider of educational opportunities for students, The Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program does not offer services for professional productions, filmmakers or composers. Student musicians who perform on the scores do so for the educational experience of working in a recording studio environment. Since 1997, the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program has grown from a single instructor to roster of seven skilled professionals who each bring a unique set of skills and experiences to the classroom and studio. The program faculty and staff consist entirely of experienced professionals and include several names recognized internationally in their fields. I: Hummie Mann
Flotsam & Jetsam set design paul Mathiesen, Juliet Palmer Evelyn von Michalofski percussion duoKathy Supové and Danny Tunick; and Los Angeles violinist Mark Menzies. http://silvertone.princeton.edu/~juliet/flotsam.html
Extractions: L to R: Vilma Vitols, Susan Macpherson, Ya-Wen Wang. Photos: Evelyn von Michalofski Open Ears Festival In the 1920's composer Juliet Palmer Vilma Vitols , dancer Susan Macpherson and pianist Nicole Bellamy. Choreographed and co-directed by Bill James , the work incorporates stunning underwater images by filmmaker Nick de Pencier alongside rare footage from Venus of the South Seas (1924). Artist Evlyn von Michalofski 's fantastical costumes of metal, plastic tubing and industrial felt transform the three women into high-tech mermaids, while Paul Mathiesen 's lighting structure evokes the high-diving aquarium of Kellerman's vaudeville routines. "an entrancing gloss on water-musics past and present ...Sleek and focussed, its references to romantic piano repertoire were clear but unparochial - a rippling polyphony of scales that mimicked the subtle geometry of light and movement on a pond, a repeated pitch treading minimalist waters as a phrase of Chopin lapped against it, a high G sharp struck like a hammer on an anvilas the simple harmonies beneath it mutated."
Juliet Palmer: Program Notes Music concept Juliet Palmer Choreography Bill James Lighting paul Mathiesen Comprising the virtuosic violinist Heliodoro Copado, Marcos Hernández http://silvertone.princeton.edu/~juliet/works.html
The Philadelphia Orchestra - News Opening night features sensational Philadelphia favorite violinist Sarah Chang mercer County, New Jersey, added to Competition, and vocalist age range http://www.philorch.org/styles/poa02e/www/news.html
Alumni Of Music & Sound At The Banff Centre They also received the paul A. Fish Memorial Prize, the Buffalo Chamber Music Congratulations to violinist Jasper Wood (19971999) and also to cellist http://www.banffcentre.ca/music/alumni/alumni_news.asp
Extractions: In November 2004, the Murray Dranoff Foundation Board announced their appointment of Elizabeth and Marcel Bergmann (1998, 1999, 2001-2004) to the position of Directors of Artistic Operations. The Bergmann Duo are laureates of the 4th Dranoff International Two Piano Competition, winners of the International Chamber Music Competition in Caltanissetta, Italy, and faculty members at The Mount Royal College Conservatory in Calgary. The Boros Piano Trio was one of five artists/groups selected for the finals of the "ung och lovande" competition, which will take place in May 2005. All the selected groups will receive substantial help in promoting themselves and will perform in a number of concerts. Many of Hywel Daviess (2003, 2005) pieces have been performed by Banff alumni this past year. In February 2004, Toca loca:
Encore 11Alex paul jazz violin guitar combo; March 4-The Roger Davis Trio by Savannah songwriter Johnny mercer, along with new and older Wann originals. http://www.encorepub.com/calanderconcerts.htm
Extractions: FRIDAYS AT ST JAMES music series upcoming: January 2812:10 p.m. UNCW FACULTY TRIO with Dr. Frank Bongiorno, saxophone; Feb 2512:10 p.m. MARVA ROBINSON IN CONCERT - Marva Sings Classical, Spirituals & Gospel with a voice that goes directly to your heart and soul! March 1812:10 p.m. - HAPPY BIRTHDAY BACH! - Wilmington's Chapter of The American Guild of Organists presents "Lesser Known Works of J.S. Bach" April 2912:10 p.m. NC SCHOOL OF THE ARTS SHOWCASE; May 2712:10 p.m. - MEMORIAL WEEKEND - PATRIOTIC CONCERT & SING-ALONG with Brass Ensemble, Organ, and Historical Readings Lunch following each concert is available by calling one day in advance ($6 suggested donation.) School and bus tours are welcome. 763-1628. Folk Music Festival of Protest and Peace will be presented byThe Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Wilmington on Friday January 28th, 2005 at 7:30PM. The Fellowship is located at 4313 Lake Avenue, across from Roland Grise Middle School. Please join us for a wonderful evening of great music, poetry, food and fun. We will be serving snacks, coffee, tea, and light alcoholic beverages. Childcare will be provided. Donations are requested to help cover the cost of food, beverages and childcare.
Grove City College He is also a paul Harris Fellow with Rotary International and a James E. West He has served as mercer County Regional Planning Commission chairman, http://www.gcc.edu/news/newsnotes/10.8.04/10.8.04.htm
Extractions: a weekly calendar of Grove City College events and home athletic matches Date Event Time Place 10.8 Fri Women's Tennis 3 p.m. Tennis Courts Women's Volleyball 6:30 p.m. WolvArena Alumni Achievement Awards 7:30 p.m. Harbison Chapel Student Activities Center Dedication 8:30 p.m. SAC Fireworks 9 p.m. Homecoming Dance 9:30 p.m. Courtyard 10.9 Sat Homecoming *see complete schedule below 10.10 Sun Homecoming Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Harbison Chapel 10.11 Mon Men's Soccer 4 p.m. Soccer Fields 10.12 Tue Women's Tennis 3 p.m. Tennis Courts Ballet Magnificat 8 p.m. Pew Auditorium 10.13 Wed AMA Business Showcase 5:30 p.m. HAL 10.14 Thu Women's Tennis 3 p.m. Tennis Courts Annie Moses Band 9:30 a.m.
Rochester Review V60 N2--Eastman Notes Martha Curtis, now a violinist with the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra, paul Dickinson emails, I am now assistant professor of music theory and http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V60N2/cn-east.html
Extractions: Eastman School of Music Go to: Pre-1950s Gardner Read: A Bio-Bibliography (Greenwood Press, 1996) by Mary Ann Dodd and Jayson Rod Engquist records the life and works of Gardner Read '37E (Mas). Among recent Gardner CDs: Phantasmagoria, for English horn and organ, performed by Thomas Stacy and Kent Tritle on the Cala label; Toccata Giocosa, Night Flight, Symphony No. 4, on the CRI Masters CD; Epistle to the Corinthians, The Hidden Lute By-Low, My Babe , and Concerto for Piano and Orchestra , on the Albany Records label. Read's works performed in 1996 include Vernal Equinox, performed by the Berkshire Symphony Orchestra, Ronald Feldman conducting; and Pennsylvania , performed by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Lorin Maazel conducting. Music of Roland Leich (Mas) and John Davison '59E (PhD) has recently been published by the Vienna Woods Music Company of Vienna, Va. Leich studied composition with Bernard Rogers and then went on to teach music theory and composition at Carnegie Mellon University for 30 years. His works include art songs, choral music, pieces for organ and piano solo, and orchestral and chamber works. Davison, who studied with Howard Hanson and Bernard Rogers, has been teaching music theory and composition at Haverford College since 1959. Among his compositions are works for organ and piano, as well as chamber and orchestral music. The composers invite you to check out their web site: http://www.netcom.com/~tleich
Rochester Review V60 N3--Eastman Notes Pierce Getz (DMA) performed a benefit recital with violinist Klement paul T.Barte (DMA) has joined the faculty of the Ohio University School of Music, http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V60N3/cn-east.html
Extractions: The Rochester Review, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, USA Go to: Pre-1950s Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Robert Ward gave a pre-concert talk at the Rochester Oratorio Society's season opening. Ward is composer-in-residence and a faculty member at the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem. A Thanksgiving Overture , a composition by the late Earl George '47E (Mas), '59E (PhD), is included on a new CD by the same name recorded by the St. Petersburg Philharmonia with Alexander Titov conducting (MMC New Century). George's widow, Margaret, writes that he was professor emeritus of theory and composition at Syracuse University and a classical music critic at the Syracuse Herald Journal prior to his death in 1994. Robert Palmieri (Mas) (see Alumni Gazette) Pianist Eugene J. Ulrich '49E (Mas), '55E (PhD) has recorded Adoration of the Magi: 4 Original Settings of Christmas Carols , available on CD from Taproot Records. Raymond Premru writes to set us straight on a couple of errors in the last issue of the magazine: "The Wagner operas Das Rheingold and Die Walkurie were recorded with the Cleveland Orchestra, conducted by Christoph Dohnanyi, not the New York Philharmonia as implied in the article. My
Extractions: ROY ACUFF - C.E.O. Acuff Rose Corporation, Singer LARRY ADLER - Musician FATHER ABELALVES - Composer, Conductor JACK ANDERSON - Journalist EVE ARDEN - Actress RAMOND ARON - Writer VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY - Pianist ISAAC ASIMOV - Science Writer CHET ATKINS - Guitarist, President of RCA, Nashville, Tenn. W.H. AUDEN - Poet DON BACHARDY - Artist DEFORD BAILEY - Musican, Radio Pioneer PEARL BAILEY - Actor, Singer BILL BAIRD - Puppeteer, Theater Owner GEORGE BALANCHINE - Dancer, Choreographer BILLY BALDWIN - Interior Designer ROGER BALDWIN - Lawyer KAYE BALLARD - Actor WILL BARNET - Artist LEONARD BASKIN - Artist JAMES BEARD - Chef, Author
Véhicule Press - Montreal Jazz - Dobbin's Den - Mal Waldron The day after I met paul Bley back in 1952, I attended a rehearsal of a new In NY he hooked up with Duke s son mercer Ellington and spent some time in http://www.vehiculepress.com/montreal/dobbin/denarchive21.html
Extractions: "It was like riding a fire engine around a corner at 90 miles an houryou're just hanging on by the tips of your fingers". That was how drummer Billy Graham described playing with Charlie Parker to writer Mark Miller. That meeting occurred 50 years ago, on Saturday afternoon, February 7, 1953 at the Chez Paree on Stanley Street here in Montreal. At that Jazz Workshop concert, Graham joined Americans, guitarist Dick Garcia and pianist Valdo Williams (who was living here and playing at Rockhead's) and Hal Gaylor, a local bassist, who went on to the US to play with the likes of Paul Bley, Chico Hamilton, Tony Bennett and in trio co-op with Billy Bean and Walter Norris. On the fifth set of the afternoon they backed Charlie Parker on "Ornithology" and "Cool Blues" and stayed on for a rendition of "I'll Remember April" after "Bird" left the stage. For a man of his large talent, Billy Graham left relatively few recordings, the Parker and Canadian All Star items already mentioned and CBC transcriptions with Fleming, Lacombe and Armas (Art) Maiste and (in the early 60s) three NFB soundtracks, "Of Sport and Men", "Runner" and "Ski" done with musicians like Baculis, Freddie Nichols, Jackson Rider, John Lanza, Maiste, Don Douglas, Herbie Spanier, Jack Shtyka, Nick Ayoub and Gerry Danovitchperhaps more material will emerge in time to be included on a 2CD retrospective of Gordie Fleming's careerone being compiled by Gordie's daughter Heidi and scheduled for release on Justin Time in 2004.
Welcome To New Jersey Monthly Online Magazine mercer County Community College, 1200 Old Trenton Rd, Trenton (609584-9444) . Sept 9 Opening night of the 2004 season featuring Japanese violinist http://www.njmonthly.com/issues/Sept04/oanda2.html
Faculty News: School Of Music: University Of Minnesota Kim is the Artistic Director and principal violinist of the organization. Peter mercerTaylor, Associate Professor of Musicology http://www.music.umn.edu/news/facultyNews.php
Extractions: Skip to Content Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Areas of Study ... University of Minnesota Twin Cities Campus Photo (top) by Jayme Halbritter Home News School of Music News : Faculty News Lydia Artymiw Tom Ashworth David Baldwin (trumpet), leader of the Summit Hill Brass Quintet, has released a new CD on the quintetâs private label titled Old American Songsâthe Summit Hill Brass Quintet and Friends. The CD includes Baldwinâs composition âConcerto for Alâs Breakfast,â for trumpet and brass quintet with Baldwin as soloist. The title work, âOld American Songs, Volume III,â is an arrangement containing 18 songs, including âBuffalo Gals,â âSwing Low, Sweet Chariot,â âAnchors Awayâ and âHello Ma Baby.â (Old American Songs, Volume I and II can be heard on a previous CD titled American as Apple Pie.) These CDâs are available by contacting David Baldwin at baldw002@umn.edu or calling 651-222-1040. The Summit Hill Brass Quintet played its first concert in February 1977 and the present five members have been playing together since 1982. William Banfield (composition) is the author of a new book, Black Notes: Essays of a Musician Writing in a Post-Album Age (Scarecrow Press, November 2004). Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr., chair of Harvardâs African American Studies Department, calls it a âmust readâ and âa book from which to learn and by which to teach.â Banfield also was profiled in an article, âWith All Strings Attached: Composer William C. Banfield Notes the Clash of Artistry and Commerce While Weaving Together a World of Music,â in the Dec. 16 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education, Vol. 21, No. 22, pages 24-27. Banfield is a visiting professor this semester.
My Blue Heaven: The Life And Music Of Composer Walter Donaldson interprets Cuckoo In The Clock, a Donaldson collaboration with Johnny mercer.violinist Andy Stein swings out on the Donaldson jazz standard, Louisiana. http://www.riverwalk.org/proglist/showpromo/walterdonaldson.htm
Extractions: courtesy of Donaldson Publishing. This week's Riverwalk celebrates the life and music of composer Walter Donaldson with live performances by the Jim Cullum Jazz Band and their friends: vocalists Nina Ferro, Banu Gibson Rebecca Kilgore, Stephanie Nakasian ; pianist Dick Hyman; and jazz violinist Andy Stein Walter Donaldson's daughter, Ellen Donaldson, talks about her personal memories of growing up with the composer, and we'll hear the family stories behind some of her father's most famous recordings. Left: Walter and Dorothy Donaldson with Sheila, left, and Ellen; the Catskills, 1943. Photo courtesy of Donaldson Publishing. Walter Donaldson (1893-1947) was one of the most prolific American popular song writers of the twentieth century. He wrote more than 600 songs in his 30-year career. He composed most of his best during the years between the two World Wars, when he collaborated with many of the best known lyricists of his day (among them Gus Kahn, Edgar Leslie, Bud de Sylva, and Johnny Mercer), but he also wrote many of his own lyrics, such as At Sundown, Little White Lies
WSVH/WWIO Featured Programs For April, 2004 The program includes a 13year-old violinist from New York, a 17-year-old flutistfrom Kentucky, Ociee on Her Own (mercer University Press, 2003). http://www.wsvh.org/feat04_04.htm
Extractions: Friday, April 2, at 3:00 pm Host Mike Savage is joined by Secretary of State Cathy Cox, Public Service Commission Chairman Robert Baker, and a representative from the Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs, to answer listeners' consumer questions. The number to call is 1-866-RADIO-GA (1-866-723-4642). Saturday, April 3, at 12:30 pm (Note early start time) Part two of Wagner's The Ring of the Nibelung , based on the medieval German epic the Nibelungenlied Saturday, April 3, at 8:00 pm Harry O'Donoghue hosts this locally produced Celtic music program. Playlists are available at the Green Island archive page. Sunday, April 4, at 1:00 pm This week, From the Top Monday, April 5, at 8:00 pm Passover is a holiday that celebrates and retells the Exodus of the ancient Israelites from slavery to freedom. Hosted by actor Arye Gross, Passover: A Time for Freedom explores the journey taken to freedom by Jewish writers and artists. Featured in the program are notable authors who share their personal stories and read from their works. Included are Gina Nahai, Andre Acimen, Henryk Grynberg, and Louise Steinman along with dancer and performer Margalit Oved.
Kenneth Hari Celebrity Portraits paul CADMUS Artist SAMMY CAHN - Composer JAMES CAIN - Writer STEPHANEGRAPPELLI - violinist (jazz) CLEMENT GREENBERG -Art Critic http://www.artcnet.com/Kenneth_Hari/portraits_info.html
Extractions: KENNETH HARI PORTRAITS Salvadore Dali R. Buckminster Fuller Eve Arden Kenneth Hari with his portrait of Hank Williams W.H.Auden Dustin Hoffman International artist Kenneth Hari has painted hundreds of portraits, each revealing something intimate about the celebrity subject. Hari's artworks are represented in 390 museums throughout the world. If you would like your portrait to be painted by Kenneth Hari, please email phyllis@artcnet or telephone her U.S. toll-free at 877.949.9488. Telephone or fax phyllis at 610.949.9488 The list of portraits that Kenneth Hari has painted is below. ROY ACUFF - C.E.O. Acuff Rose Corporation, Singer
