41. Mozart Two . Los Angeles Times. more . yakov kasman piano. As a pianist, he would wantsome new music to perform on these concerts, hence the series of concerti. http://www.hso.org/mozart2.htm

home orchestra concerts classical series ... help Mainly Mozart! Concert Two Sunday, February 15, 2004, 3:00 p.m. VBC Concert Hall Franz Joseph Haydn "Symphony No. 60 In C major, H. 1/60" Il distratto (The Absent-Minded Gentleman) I. Adagio - Allegro di molto II. Andante III. Menuetto IV. Presto V. Adagio (di Lamentatione) VI. Finale: Prestissimo Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Piano Concerto No. 23 in A, K. 488" I. Allegro II. Adagio III. Allegro assai Yakov Kasman piano "the soul of a poet . . ." The Boston Globe "a strongly individual and distinctive voice . . ." St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Kasman's style glimmers . . ." Los Angeles Times Yakov Kasman piano Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K. 550" I. Molto Allegro

42. Scriabin Society Of America: Events Concerto with pianist, Ilya Itin September 18 19, 2000 http//www.jupitersymphony.com.Thursday, April 6, 2000, 700PM at Steinway Hall yakov kasman four http://www.scriabinsociety.com/events.htm

Past Events Scriabin Society of America Presents Pianist PETER LAUL Thursday, September 28, 2000 at 7:30 PM Steinway Hall, 109 West 57th St New York, NY 1st Prize winner of the Scriabin International Piano Competition held in Moscow in June 2000, Peter Laul, studied at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in St. Petersburg, Russia with Professor A. Sandler. Peter Laul's all-Scriabin program at Steinway Hall will include Sonatas #3 and 4, all seven preludes from Op. 17, two Poemes Op. 32 and Op. 69, as well as two Etudes from Op. 42. This Gala Benefit Concert arranged by the Scriabin Society of America is part of his first prize and will include performances in Seattle, Honolulu and another New York appearance at Greenwich House on Friday, October 13. This program will include works by Haydn, Schubert, Chopin in addition to other works by Scriabin. Tickets are available from Scriabin Society of America, 44 W. 62nd St., PHD, New York, NY 10023 Members $25, Non-members $45, Students $10 All contributions are tax-deductible. The Jupiter Symphony is performing Scriabin's Piano Concerto with pianist

43. Scriabin Society Of America: Events pianist Peter Laul. 1st Prize winner of the Scriabin International Piano Competitionheld in Moscow in June 2000, Peter Laul yakov kasman. Four preludes, op. http://www.scriabinsociety.com/events.html

Scriabin Society events are posted as they are planned and scheduled. Visit us regularly to find out about all our upcoming events. Scriabin Society of America Spring Gala SCRIABIN AND MESSIAEN The Mystery of Synesthesia Prize-winning pianists KONSTANTIN SOUKHOVETSKY IGOR LOVCHINSKY MINJU CHOI KOJI ATWOOD GABRIELIUS ALEKNA Works will include excerpts from Vingt regards sur l'Enfant Jesus and Cantelodjaya by Messiaen Valse, Poemes, Etudes Op. 65 and Sonata No. 8 by Scriabin Remarks by Jerome Lowenthal, Juilliard School of Music Please send reservations to Scriabin Society of America 44 West 62nd Street, PhD New York, NY 10023 Thursday, April 29, 2004 7:30 p.m. Steinway Hall 109 West 57 St. New York City STUDENTS: MEMBERS: NON-MEMBERS Scriabin Society of America presents FAUBION BOWERS ON VIDEO In conjunction with the Bible Society's Special Exhibition "Holy Russia" in Tuscany, Italy Museaum of Russian Icons, Peccioli, Italy Collection of Francesco Bigazzi Camera Three Video, 1975 with Faubion Bowers and Anton Kuerti Scriabin: Again and Again, 1966

44. 1921-2001: Omaha Symphony's 80th Anniversary Season 27 Russian pianist yakov kasman has amazed audiences and critics with his astoundingenergy, beginning with an American debut as Silver Medalist at the Tenth http://www.omahasymphony.org/news/0102Season/091802.html

Home To Receive Images, Additional Information, or To Schedule Interviews - CONTACT: Gil Cohen, Director of Marketing gcohen@omahasymphony.org Yampolsky receives doctorate from UNO (photo) Is there a doctorate in the house? Omaha Symphony conductor to be honored with UNO degree First Symphony CD Tugs at the Heart Strings New Music Competition 2002! Omaha Symphony Announces 2002 -2003 Season Symphony Hires Planned Giving Manager The University of Nebraska at Omaha granted Omaha Symphony music director Victor Yampolsky an honorary doctor of letters degree at commencement, May 10. For seven seasons Yampolsky has served as music director of the Omaha Symphony, raising the artistic level of the orchestra through his work on the symphony's MasterWorks and Chamber series. "I am able to accept this honor in part because of the knowledge that I share with the musicians and the public in the Midlands," said Yampolsky. "But the honor reflects on those in this city and in my own life from whom I have learned so much." "I'm lucky to be here in this very special community, which combines deep understanding of classical music with modesty and unselfishness."

45. CSIndy: Tickling The Ivories (August 7, 2003) API) presents its second annual Celebration of the Amateur pianist at Colorado twointernationally renowned pianists, Helene Wickett and yakov kasman, to teach http://www.csindy.com/csindy/2003-08-07/livelong3.html

August 7 -13, 2003 Springs Weather Livelong Days Livelong Days Art News Art News ... Submit an event Livelong Days Tickling the ivories Piano players gather at Colorado College by Joe Kuzma World-renowned piano soloist Helene Wickett will be at Colorado College Aug. 13-17. So you think you've got what it takes to be a famous pianist, if only you had the time? Well, now you've got some company. When Amateur Pianists International (API) presents its second annual Celebration of the Amateur Pianist at Colorado College from Aug. 13 to Aug. 17, some of the world's finest recreational players will come together for five days of competition, classes and camaraderie. The celebration, which features the Third Rocky Mountain Amateur Piano Competition (in association with the Van Cliburn Foundation), is "more than just a piano contest," said Chuck Cabell, who along with Gregory Adams founded API in 2001. "In recent years, a number of competitions for amateur pianists have sprung up, but we try to keep ours unique making it a complete celebration." To accomplish this, API has invited two internationally renowned pianists, Helene Wickett and Yakov Kasman, to teach a Master Class open to both the 22 contest participants and the general public, which will focus on stylistic and motivational techniques for amateur players. Kasman and Wickett will also perform individual recitals during the event.

46. Recordings Of Op. 57 57. pianist, Quartet, Rec. kasman, yakov, Talich Quartet(Jan Talich,Peter Macecek, Vladimir Bukac, Petr Prause), 2001, Calliope, CAL 9320, http://develp.envi.osakafu-u.ac.jp/staff/kudo/dsch/work/quinte.html

Piano Quintet in G minor Op. 57 Pianist Quartet Rec. Label Number Note Recommendation ALLER, Victor Hollywood Quartet(Felix Slatkin, Paul Shure, Paul Robyn, Eleanor Aller) Testament SBT 1077 APPLE HILL CHAMBER PLAYERS(Phillip Levy, Rebecca Stout, Betty Hauck, Paul Cohen, Eric Stumacher) Centaur CRC 2157 ASHKENAZY, Vladimir Fitzwilliam Quartet(Christopher Rowland, Jonathan Sparey, Alan George, Iaon Davis) London AUER, Edward Christiaan Bor, Paul Rosenthal (Vn), Marcus Thompson (Va), Godfriend Hoogeveen (Vc) Vanguard BEAUX ARTS TRIO(Isidore Cohen(vn), Peter Wiley(vc), Menahem Pressler(pf)) Eugene Drucker (Vn), Lawrence Dutton (Va) Philips BENSON, Clifford Alberni Quartet(Howard Davis, Peter Pople, Roger Best, David Smith) crd CRD 1051 LP BERMAN, Boris Vermeer Quartet(Shmuel Ashkenasi, Mathias Tacke, Richard Young, Marc Johnson) Naxos Supraphon Columbia-OS-2141-S(LP) BINGHAM, John Medici Quartet(Paul Robertson, David Matthews, Ivo-Jan van der Werff, Anthony Lewis) Nimbus NI 5156 BLACKSHAW, Christian Brodsky Quartet(Andrew Haveron, Ian Belton, Paul Cassidy, Jacqueline Thomas) Challenge Classics BORODIN TRIO(Rostislav Dubinsky(vn), Yuli Turovsky(vc), Lyubov Edlina(pf))

47. DSCH 18 Shostakovich CD Reviews - Piano Quintet, Eighth Quartet Macacek (violin II), Vladimir Bukac (viola), Petr Prause (cello); yakov kasman (piano Shostakovich’sQuintet by the Talich Quartet and pianist Miroslav Langer http://www.dschjournal.com/reviews/rvs18op110.htm

Piano Quintet in G minor, op. 57[a]; String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, op. 110. Talich Quartet: Jan Talich (violin I), Petr Macacek (violin II), Vladimir Bukac (viola), Petr Prause (cello); Yakov Kasman (piano). Calliope CAL 9320. DDD. TT 54:45. Recorded Studio Arco Diva Domovina, Prague, November 2001. In DSCH No. 14, I applauded a reissued recording of Shostakovich's Quintet by the Talich Quartet and pianist Miroslav Langer, a reading of uncommon darkness and emotional intensity (Praga PR 7254042). Of the players who delivered that 1976 performance, only Jan Talich remains in today's Talich Quartet, yet the new account clearly builds upon many of the elements that made the earlier one succeed. Take, for example, the third movement, which the former Talich players twisted into a decidedly sarcastic utterance. Now this Scherzo is even more caustically angular. As previously, the second movement contains a real crisis of the soul at its core, bracketed by passages of quiet fragility, but here these are made even more vulnerable in their expanded space. It is in such drawn out and deliberate tempi that the current performance most clearly distinguishes itself from its predecessor, and indeed the rest of the competition. At 33:35, this version is one of the slowest ever recorded, taking nearly 5 minutes longer to have its say than did the Talich/Langer interpretation. As one would predict, this underlines the gloomier aspects of the opus. In the

48. DSCH 15 Shostakovich CD Reviews is always sparing with his instructions for the pianist, but very String Orchestrab.Emmanuel Leducq, Kaliningrad Chamber Orchestra, yakov kasman (piano)a,b http://www.dschjournal.com/reviews/reviews15.htm

DSCH No. 15 CD Reviews Index Work Reviewed Performers Read all reviews The Big Lightning , complete suite of unfinished operetta Polyansky, Russian SSO, Russian State Symphonic Cappella, Grivnov (tenor), Fadeyev (bass), Dolgov (tenor), Baturkin (bass), Tatiana Sharova (soprano), Safiulin (bass). Cello Concerto No. 1 Cello Concerto No. 2 Kitayenko, Moscow State Philharmony, Gutman (cello) Chamber Symphony Leducq, Kaliningrad Chamber Orchestra Hypothetically Murdered , orchestral suite reconstructed by McBurney Fedoseyev, Tchaikovsky Orchestra Piano Concerto No. 1 Leducq, Kaliningrad Chamber Orchestra, Kasman (piano) Symphony No. 5 Spivakov, Russian National Orchestra Symphony No. 9 Spivakov, Russian National Orchestra Symphony No. 10 Polyansky, Russian SSO Symphony No. 11 Jordania, Royal Philharmonic The Gadfly , orchestral suite Fedoseyev, Tchaikovsky Orchestra Twenty-four Preludes and Fugues Scherbakov Schnittke: Concerto for Piano and String Orchestra Leducq, Kaliningrad Chamber Orchestra, Kasman (piano) Schnittke: Dialogue for Violoncello and Seven Instruments Nikolaevsky, Gnessin Chamber Orchestra, Gutman (cello) Twenty-four Preludes and Fugues, op. 87.

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Brevard, North Carolina — 2003 Scheduled Activities — BMC = Brevard Music Center, June 13-August 3 PNF = Pisgah National Forest - Cradle of Forestry Date(s) Activity April 5 PNF Trout Season Begins (year long season) April II AFRO-CUBAN ALL STARS Brevard College Porter Ctr. 8 pm April 12 PNF - Old Time Plowing and Planting April 25-27 May 2-4, May 9-Il, LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS BCT April 28 Brevard Chamber Orchestra Brevard College PCPA May 3 PNF - A Heritage of Medicinal Plants - Cradle of Forestry 3 pm May 4 Brevard Chamber Orchestra Brevard College Porter Ctr. 3:30 pm May II PNF - Mother's Day and Trees in May Noon-5 pm May II Cruise In - Classic and antique cars galore - South Broad St. May 17 PNF - Migratory Bird Day - Cradle of Forestry 3 pm May 24 PNF - Walk to the Wetlands - Cradle of Forestry 10:30 am May 25 PNF - How to Camp with Kids - Cradle of Forestry 1-3 pm May 31 June 13-14 Handcrafters Guild show/sale - Brevard College June I - Aug. 31 PNF - MOUNTAIN SUMMER SERIES 17 Events 877-3130 June 13 BMC - OPENING NIGHT! - Songs of the Big Band Era

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52. ::The Demopolis Times:: Feb. 2 pianist yakov kasman, 4 pm in UAB Stephens Center. Feb. 2 - WWE RuthlessAggression, professional wrestling, 5 pm in Birmingham s Boutwell Aud. http://www.demopolistimes.com/calendar/

News Sports Lifestyle Opinion ... Reader Services Local Weather Serving Marengo Sumter Greene Hale ... Perry counties Home Contact Us Letters to the Editor Subscribe ... Archives Today's Poll Who would you vote for right now as the next Mayor of Demopolis? Mike Grayson Cecil Williamson Ben Sherrod None of the Above Calendar West Alabama Calendar of Events January 2003 February 2003 March 2003 April 2003 January 2003 Back to top Through Jan. 31, 'Recent Paintings of Southern California" by Deborah Hughes, Kentuck Art Center, Northport, Ala. Through February 28 - "Dream Cars," a exhibit of works by Armor Keller of Birmingham will be on display at the Kentuck Museum in downtown Northport, Ala. Free admission. 1-205-758-1257. Through March 28, 'The the Spirit of Martin: The Living Legacy of Dr, Martin Luther King Jr.," visual arts, in the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. Through Feb. 16 - Department of Art Faculty Exhibition in the UA Moody Gallery of Art, Tuscaloosa. Through Feb. 14 - digital photographs by Rick Davis, Junior League Gallery in the Bama Theatre, Tuscaloosa. Jan. 16 - readings by poet Donald Revell and Joel Brouwer, 7:30 p.m. in room 205, UA Smith Hall, Tuscaloosa.

53. Reviews Translate this page eigentümlichen Sog aus immer gefesselter hört man, wie dieser pianist Detailszum yakov kasman hat das nötige Rüstzeug, dieses virtuose Stück zu schärfen http://harmoniamundi.com/art_reviews.asp?Numb=34&DataAction=2

54. Press Clippings Archives Martin Henry; H. 1/16/1998, CallerTimes, A H, Manhattan String Quartetwith pianist yakov kasman at Warren Theatre. 1/16/1998, Caller http://kanga.tamucc.edu/PublicAffairs/Clippings/oldclippings.asp?nMonth=1&nYear=

55. Press Clippings Archives Martin Henry; H. 12/5/1997, CallerTimes, A H, Manhattan String Quartetwith pianist yakov kasman will perform at the Warren Th. 12/5/1997, http://kanga.tamucc.edu/PublicAffairs/Clippings/oldclippings.asp?nMonth=12&nYear

56. NPR : Performance Today For Thursday, April 29, 1999 in Ft. Worth, Texas, we ll hear pianist yakov kasman play four piecesfrom Romeo and Juliet by Sergei Prokofiev. He follows with http://www.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.php?prgId=4&prgDate=29-Apr-1999

57. Nevada Events - Review jaunty Three Dance Episodes from On the Town, Grieg s lush Piano Concerto in AMinor, rapturously played by Russian pianist yakov kasman, and Tchaikovsky s http://www.nevada-events.net/cgi-bin/cal_manager2/review85.shtml

Click Here for Info Current Reno Weather Music Reviews Jan 25, 2000 - Full Throttle Performances and Rapture Thrill at the Reno Phil By Jack Neal "Damn the torpedoes" isn't conductor Barry Jekowsky's main aim for the Reno Philharmonic, but "full speed ahead" might be. Whether in rehearsal or performance, Jekowsky seems to have everyone convinced that what they do musically while he's around is the most important event in the entire universe. A white-hot intensity permeates Jekowsky's work, not to mention a spirit of adventure and discovery. Tuesday's (1/25/2000) program of Bernstein's jaunty Three Dance Episodes from "On the Town," Grieg's lush Piano Concerto in A Minor, rapturously played by Russian pianist Yakov Kasman, and Tchaikovsky's fateful, often smashingly full throttle Symphony No. 4, was but another of the maestro's exciting mixes of highly popular and listenable symphonic music. The biggest plus, of course, is that these concerts don't just look exciting on paper, they're exciting to hear. The Tchaikovsky might very will have been the fastest performance of the Fourth in captivity. The "On The Town" lyric, "New York, New York, it's a helluva town" catches the spirit of Bernstein's dance episodes, but no more so than the devil-may-care Jekowsky and the Reno Philhamonic brought to these thoroughly American pieces. The syncopated maestro and his phrase-bending orchestra met the offbeat Mr. Bernstein on mutual home turf and it was a terrific blending of homegrown American talent. Irreverence was the name of the game for these bawdy, loose-jointed pieces. Add the pizzazz of with-it soloing from within the orchestra's ranks - the blowzy bluesiness of trumpeter Paul Lenz, to name one - and all the Bernstein lacked was the superlative dancing of Gene Kelly and Ann Miller. With lots of brassy edge, smart alecky woodwinds, shimmering strings with velvety sheen and percussion with rhythm to spare, the Bernstein episodes were dazzlers.

58. Nevada Events - Review Tchaikovsky s Symphony No. 4, and Grieg s Piano Concerto in A Minorwith pianist yakov kasman. All Reno Philharmonic subscription http://www.nevada-events.net/cgi-bin/cal_manager2/review76.shtml

Click Here for Info Current Reno Weather Music Reviews Dec 5, 1999 - A Spirited "Spirit of the Season" with the Reno Phil and Company By Jack Neal Experiencing its first "Spirit of the Season" concert produced by Barry Jekowsky, the Reno Philharmonic's new conductor and music director, a jam-packed Pioneer Center crowd got a glimpse of what its new conductor can do blending good-to-great music with great fun. Brilliantly, if a tad away from perfectly, is what I'd call it; a thoroughly delightful evening of inspired good times with Reno's increasingly splendid symphony orchestra. There is a certain lavish C.B. DeMille flair about a Jekowsky production that has the glitz of Hollywood without lapsing into Tinsel Town's penchant for glitter over substance. While not quite a cast of thousands, by the time the University of Nevada, Reno Choral Union, the Nevada Opera Youth Chorus, and the Reno Philharmonic Youth Symphony Orchestra joined forces with the Reno Philharmonic for "Let There Be Peace On Earth," the concert took on epic movie proportions. The sing-a-long that wrapped things up only heightened the massiveness of the event, actually pushing the concert into a-cast-of-thousands realm, making it all as thrilling to hear as it was heart-warming and just plain exhilarating to experience. Not only did the concert have audience appeal in spades, it had the added advantage of promoting family values a la the Reno Philharmonic and its community of support groups. With all the piece's spirited nuances tucked flamboyantly in place, the Reno Philharmonic Youth Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Kevin Price, brought off Prokofiev's "Troika" from the composer's Lieutenant Kiji Suite with dash and style. The terrific work of Kris Engstrom, conductor of the Nevada Opera Youth Chorus, was put on enviable display when her charges went through their paces - a buoyant "Walking on Air," a stunningly pristine "Carol of the Bells" - with the poise of old pros and the effervescence of youth.

59. Bay County, Panama City Florida - February Calendar Of Events Andrews. MY WAY , FEBRUARY 23rd, Martin Theatre. yakov kasman, pianist, FEBRUARY23rd, Gulf Beach Presbyterian Church Panama City Beach. sysedit@interoz.com. http://visitpcfla.com/calendar/feb.SHTML

"NUNSENSE" JANUARY 31st - FEBRUARY 2nd Martin Theatre YARD SALE FEBRUARY 1st Downtown Carillon Beach FRANK REMKEIWICZ: FROGGY AND MORE FEBRUARY 1st - 24th Visual Arts Center of Northwest Florida - Impressions Gallery "CHAOS EXHIBIT" FEBRUARY 1st - 28th Junior Museum of Bay County HASLINC AND LONCOR GUITAR DUO FEBRUARY 2nd Gulf Beach Presbyterian Church ILLINOIS FEBRUARY 5th Breakers Restaurant OPEN HOUSE FOR NORTHEAST VISITORS FEBRUARY 5th Museum of Man of the Sea JIM KOEVNIG AND RICKY STEELE - HONOR OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH FEBRUARY 7th - 24th Visual Arts Center of Northwest Florida - Main and Higby Galleries. PHILHARMONIC CHAMBER ORCHESTRA FEBRUARY 9th Gulf Beach Presbyterian Church WISCONSIN DAY #1 FEBRUARY 10th Breakers Restaurant MICHIGAN DAY FEBRUARY 11th Breakers Restaurant WISCONSIN DAY #2 FEBRUARY 12th Breakers Restaurant OPEN HOUSE FOR MIDWEST (EAST MISSISSIPPI) VISITORS FEBRUARY 12th Museum of Man in the Sea "CHINA - THE 21st CENTURY" BY BUDDY HATTON - BAY COUNTY AUDUBON SOCIETY FEBRUARY 13th Travel and Adventure Film Series at St. Andrew Baptist Church of Panama City.

60. Kansas State Collegian: It's Showtime 08/19/03 pianist yakov kasman has received top honors at international competitions, includinga silver medal at the 1997 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in http://www.kstatecollegian.com/stories/081903/art_showtime.shtml

Section Guide It's showtime McCain tickets available at discounted rate to students Published on Tuesday, August 19, 2003 Courtesy art James Hurla Kansas State Collegian The Flint Hills will be alive with the "Sound of Music" and others during McCain Auditorium's performance series. Student tickets for individual shows range from $7.50 to $20, depending on the show. But Marketing Director Thom Jackson said students should take advantage of the special season-ticket rate, which includes all 15 shows for $75 an average of $5 per performance. The student tickets are for lower-balcony or orchestra-level seats, Jackson said, and are a good bargain for students interested in experiencing different sorts of entertainment. A large portion of McCain's budget comes from student privilege fees, and Director Richard Martin said the series produces an excellent return on students' investment. Courtesy art "It's very important for students to see and to hear what we have here," Martin said. "It makes the university a more interesting place to be." Because students play such a large role in funding McCain, they should be active in deciding what shows will be in the series, Jackson said.

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