61. Liste Der Betreuten Wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten Translate this page Jiyoung Chai Der Komponist Heinrich klein. andreas Öttl Ausgewählte Erkenntnissezum musikalischen Lernen und ihre Ursel Schmid Der pianist Claudio Arrau. http://www.moz.ac.at/user/inst14/Bruegge/betreutearbeitenbruegge.html

Liste der betreuten wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten a) Diplomarbeiten und Schriftliche Arbeiten b) Dissertationen a) Diplomarbeiten und Schriftliche Abschlußarbeiten Engelbert Eichner: Der Komponist Arvo Pärt. Ausgewählte ästhetische Positionen. Byung-Wook Lee: Die VII. Symphonie von Anton Bruckner (1. Satz). Hintergrund - Analyse - Interpretation aus der Sicht des Dirigenten. Frank Flade: Dimitri Schostakowitsch: 5. Sinfonie, op. 47, in d-Moll. U mgang mit politischen Zwängen und Auswirkungen auf die Musik. Annamaria Sieler: Johanns Brahms. Trio für Waldhorn, Violine und Klavier op. 40. Entstehungsgeschichte, Rezeption und Analyse. Bernadett Válik: Bartoks 4. und 6. Streichquartett. Ausgesuchte Aspekte zu Form, Ästhetik und Interpretation. Daniel Linton-France: „Last Supper“. Ein Beispiel aus dem Musiktheater Australiens um 1990. Periklis Douvitsas: Jani Christou. Ausgewählte Aspekte seiner Musikästhetik am Beispiel von Anabarastasis. Elisabeth Ferstl: Zum speziellen Umgang mit Hochbegabten im Instrumentalunterricht. Maximilian Oberroither: Gemischte Kammermusik für Streicher und Bläser im 19. Jahrhundert

62. Artists Previews by Thumbshots klein, Julian Composer and director with projects, worksand Previews by Thumbshots Hartmann, andreas - pianist available for http://www.oobdoo.com/directory/Arts/VisualArts/PerformanceArt/Artists/

World Wide Search Engine and Portal to the Best Sites on the Internet Over 15million sites and over 550,000 categories Top Arts Visual Arts Performance Art : Artists (121) Anderson, Laurie Bernstrup, Tobias Bogosian, Eric Groups ... Tutti, Cosey Fanni See Also: Arts: Visual Arts: Multiple Media Artists Reade, Alan - A writer and performance artist whose solo work, exploring humanity's relationships with mass media, continues to be presented live throughout the United States and via the World Wide Web. Dark Bob, The - Official site dedicated to the multi-media work of performance artist/musician, The Dark Bob. Site includes song samples, photos and bio. Berni, Eve - Videobrain. A network combining various forms of the visual arts, including interactive video, painting, digital illustration, film projects and book design. Westwater, James - Performing works of photochoreography with symphony and chamber orchestras throughout North America. Eaves, Christopher - Services include arts education, graphic design, performance showcase, and sound environments for live performances from AudioActive. Barrett, Blake

63. H.Böll: Der Zug War Pünktlich - Leseprobe Translate this page Sie ist klein und sehr zart, zierlich und fein und sie hat hinten hochgeknotetes,sehr schönes Seltsam, denkt andreas, und ich, ich wollte pianist werden. http://www.heinrich-boell.de/leben-werk/werke/w_41pro.htm

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64. Goethe-Institut Los Angeles - Conferences / Lectures / Readings pianist Alfred Brendel has said that the writing of poetry frees him M. klein, directedby Rosemary Comella, Norman M. klein and andreas Kratky Executive http://www.goethe.de/uk/los/enpkonf.htm

Home Exhibitions Conferences, Lectures and Readings MARGINS OF NONSENSE - Pianist Alfred Brendel Reads from his Poetry "HOLLYWOOD TALKS SHOP" : German Stars at the GIN Los Angeles Conference: "INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL MEDIA INDUSTRIES" An evening with the makers of "BLEEDING THROUGH" - Layers of Los Angeles ... DOSSIER: Enhancing the human - Genomics, Science Fiction and Ethics collide . Villa Aurora and Goethe-Institut Los Angeles cordially invite you to two events on the topic of "NEW JEWS IN A NEW GERMANY": Tuesday, May 4, 2004, 8:00 pm Lecture by Sander Gilman: Truth and Lies in the Holocaust: Jurek Becker's Life in Five Worlds Jurek Becker was the most renowned child Holocaust-Survivor to write in German. His novel and film JACOB THE LIAR have had world fame as the first works to deal with the Shoa in a comic light. Dealing with the question of lies and truth, it provides a setting for a presentation of the multiple worlds and multiple identities that its author had. Sander L. Gilman is a distinguished professor of the Liberal Arts and Medicine at the University of Illinois in Chicago. He is the director of the Humanities Laboratory and the first Director of the Jewish Studies Program there. A cultural and literary historian, he is the author or editor of over seventy books.

65. Cohen, Arnaldo klein said at the first masterclass, you have all the Songlike Secrets TheUnstoppable Sweden pianist Haeflinger andreas Haeflinger is http://www.hkpo.com/eng/musicians/guest/c/cohen_arnaldo.jsp

66. Talkrunde Translate this page Team 5 (Susanne Braun, Carina Dreher, Miako klein) Talk - Runde. Gäste- A.Bach, pianist (Klassik). - Raver. - andreas, Musiker aus Amsterdam. http://buene.muenster.de/mauritz/projekte_in/Telekommunikation/Loesungen_3/Team_

Aufgabe 3.1: Team 5 (Susanne Braun, Carina Dreher, Miako Klein): Talk - Runde - A.Bach, Pianist (Klassik) - Raver - Andreas, Musiker aus Amsterdam - E.Schmidt, Musikproduzent Talkmaster: Katja Schulz Katja Schulz A.Bach Andreas A.Bach : Aber es wird beides als "Musik" bezeichnet?! Andreas Katja Schulz E.Schmidt A.Bach : In der Popmusik vielleicht! : Wieso?! Selbst Sie sind doch auf die Studiotechnologie angewiesen. Sie wollen doch auch gute CD-Aufnahmen?! A.Bach Raver N.Becker Katja Schul E.Schmidt : Ja, so wird es wohl bleiben. Obwohl ich als Produzent hinter der ganzen Sache stehe, bleibt der Musiker der Star. Es ist ja auch mein Job, den Musiker zum Star zu machen, und nicht mich selbst. Andreas Katja Schulz Fazit der Diskussion Team 4 (Malte Kramer, Jochen Zeidler, Jonas Arnold): Nicht jeder kann ein Musiker sein, da man die technischen Grundkenntnisse (Umgang mit der Studiotechnologie) braucht, und es mittlerweise sehr schwer ist, einen Produzenten zu finden, der bereit ist, weitere Gruppen dieser Musikrichtung zu produzieren und entsprechend zu vermarkten. Für das Musikmachen zu Hause, aus reinem Spaß und ohne kommerziellen Hintergedanken, kommen immer mehr neue und gute Produkte auf den Markt, die auch für den Laien leicht verständlich aufgebaut sind. Musikprogramme wie "Music Maker" oder andere sind zudem relativ preiswert und benötigen keine besondere Ausstattung.

67. About The Lake Forest Symphony This season we look forward to welcoming pianist andreas klein, violinist TasminLittle, cellist Bion Tsang, flutist Mathieu Dufour, and pianist Richard Boldrey http://lakeforestsymphony.org/about/

About the Symphony Celebrating its 47th season, the Lake Forest Symphony is the only fully professional orchestra in Lake County. Currently under the baton of Music Director Alan Heatherington , the Lake Forest Symphony presents five concert pairs in our Classical Series , all featuring prominent guest artists. This season we look forward to welcoming pianist Andreas Klein, violinist Tasmin Little, cellist Bion Tsang, flutist Mathieu Dufour, and pianist Richard Boldrey. A pre-concert lecture by music researcher Jim Kendros enhances each performance. Receptions follow every performance where audience members are given the opportunity to meet orchestra members and relax with refreshments and conversation. and program. For these programs we bring students to the performance hall to hear the full orchestra perform a program specifically geared towards them. A variety of In-School Ensembles bring the magic of music to schools with presentations, small concerts, a question and answer opportunity, and engaging demonstrations.

68. CAMA Matthias Goerne - Program Notes - 21-MAR-2004 His Schubert disc with andreas Haefliger received the Schubert works including Winterreisewith pianist Graham Johnson Höhen, Und du, Bächlein klein und schmal http://www.camasb.org/goerne2004.shtml

69. Stipendien Translate this page Berlin, 1961) Astrid S. klein (Video, Stuttgart, 1964) andreas Koch (Installation RalphAbelein (pianist, Stuttgart, 1971) Wolfgang Fischer http://www.kunststiftung.de/stipendien/index.php?von=1999&bis=2002&showtext=yes

70. Huntington Symphony Orchestra Of Huntington, West Virginia Last year, the Huntington Symphony hosted artists from around theworld, such as andreas klein who is a pianist from Germany. Mr http://www.huntingtonsymphony.org/pages/didyouknow.htm

About an Orchestra An orchestra is made up of many instruments, and each has an individual sound. It is these sounds coming together that create the combination of instrument voices that we so often associate with classical music. There are several families of instruments within the orchestra. These are: strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. There are two symphonic seasons: Classical and Pops. Many orchestras play classical music during the winter months in a warm and sheltered indoor location, and move the instruments and music outdoors for a summer season. Not all symphonic composers are classical. Many young musicians compose music for orchestras today. These composers are called "contemporary." The leader of an orchestra is called the "conductor" or "maestro". The maestro uses his baton to direct the musicians. The maestro may say, "Now the violins play," or "Please play softly," without actually voicing a word. Once the musicians have practiced with the conductor, they almost magically understand the musical "sign language" of his baton. About Our Orchestra The Huntington Symphony has been around since the 1930's in various forms, sometimes disbanding for several years, and sometimes forming as the smaller "chamber" orchestra. Some of the musicians who were with the original Huntington Symphony Orchestra through the 1950s still play with us today.

71. Messiah College: Archives 1998-99 12, 1999 pianist andreas klein performs to standing ovations and consistent acclaimby the world’s press, hailed for his outstanding musical sensitivity and http://www.messiah.edu/news/98-99/MC-51-98.html

Home Irislink News Links: News Front Page The Swinging Bridge News Archives: 1998-99 Academic Year 1997-98 Academic Year TABLE OF CONTENTS Willard Scott and Philadelphia Brass to open Messiah College Lyceum and Cultural Series GRANTHAM, Pa. (August 24, 1998) Messiah College recently announced the 1998-99 season of its annual Susquehanna Valley Lyceum and Cultural Series. 1998-99 Susquehanna Valley Lyceum Willard Scott Oct. 9, 1998 “Willard Scott at Large” Since 1980, popular humorist and weatherman Willard Scott has brought the Today show to millions of viewers. In addition to his many weather telecasts from state fairs, parades and civic events across the country, Scott is a great advocate of honoring centenarians daily, wishing a happy birthday to many viewers over 100-years-old. Scott, the country’s first Ronald McDonald, has anchored coverage of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade since 1987, and traditionally appears as Santa Claus at several White House events for children. For more than 30 years, he has lighted the national Christmas tree in Washington, D.C. Scott his distinguished himself with his public-service efforts, and has been named both Distinguished Virginian by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters (1990) and Washingtonian of the Year by Washingtonian magazine (1979). President Ronald Reagan recognized him with the Private Sector Award for Public Service in 1985. Mr. Scott is the author of four books, The Joy of Living, Down Home Stories, Willard Scott’s All-American Cookbook and America Is My Neighborhood.

72. Frank Michael - Flöte Translate this page studierte Komposition (bei Richard Rudolf klein und Kurt Nocturno“ für Gitarresolo – von andreas Grün mit Anais Nin, deren Vater pianist und Komponist http://www.andreas-gruen.de/partner/fmichael.htm

Partner Kontakt Home Analyse und Neue Musik an der Musikhochschule Heidelberg. Ausgaben beim Zimmermann- Musik- Pressestimmen Neue Musikzeitung Spiel von post- impressionistischem Perpetuum- mobile- Badische Zeitung Kammermusik voller Schwung und Poesie Oberhessische Presse Mit [Carl Philipp Emanuel] Bach gelang Michael/ Badische Zeitung Das Orchester (zur CD Thorofon CTH 2086) weitere Literatur Nikolaus Cybinski: Frank Michael im Interview (in ders.: Frank Michael zum runden Geburtstag (in Tibia Programmvorschlag Kontakt Home

73. Monthly Events On Campus stories from the Jesse B. Simple series by Hughes was backed by the music ofa jazz combo pianist andreas klein taught a master class in Pollard Hall. http://www.mwc.edu/publ/read/today/archive/1999/todaysum99/events.htm

Events on Campus November The Department of Theatre and Dance presented "Sweeney Todd," a musical based on the adventures of a 19th-century barber and his lady accomplice who set out for revenge but find danger…Dr. Robert L. Neman, professor and chair of chemistry at East Central University in Oklahoma, presented the lecture, "Analytical Geochemistry and its Educational Opportunities"…The Virginia State University Concert Choir performed in concert… The award-winning a cappella group, Ball in the House, presented a concert with Symfonics, MWC’s student-run a cappella group, performing as the opening act… The combined choruses of MWC presented a holiday concert, in which the Mary Washington College Chorus, the Fredericksburg Singers, the Treble Makers, the Symfonics, and Encore, the MWC Show Choir, performed. The program included sacred and secular holiday pieces. December "Deck The Halls ’98" was the theme of the 18th annual holiday decorations workshop offered by the James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library in conjunction with Jan Williams Florals…Movie music, Broadway melodies, classical gems and a "mystery" instrument were featured in the annual "Pops" concert presented by the Mary Washington College- Community Symphony Orchestra. The Orchestra’s annual "Pops" concert is a Fredericksburg tradition, now in its 22nd year. The Friends of the Orchestra presented two awards. William J. Kinnamon Jr. was named this year’s recipient of the Citizen Salute Award, which is given each year to an individual who has made significant contributions to the community. Dr. Wyatt W. Thompson of Fredericksburg was presented with the Service Appreciation Award.

74. [Green Bay Symphony Orchestra: Music & More] succeeding centuries. pianist andreas klein played handsomely with atechnique well in place, if not quite infallible. His conception http://www.greenbaysymphony.com/press/display.php?whichid=64

75. Shepherd College In 2003, the Reynolds Hall Recital Series will feature internationally­renownedpianist andreas klein on Tuesday, February 4 and the Faculty Chamber Music http://www.shepherd.edu/college/archives/reynolds02_03.html

Shepherd's Reynolds Hall Recital Series begins sixth season ISSUED: 14 August 2002 CONTACT: Valerie Owens (Shepherd's Reynolds Hall Recital Series begins sixth season) Shepherdstown, WV The Reynolds Hall Recital Series at Shepherd College begins its sixth season with a performance by the BALA Quintet on Tuesday, September 10 at 8 p.m. in Reynolds Hall. The quintet, which won the bronze medal in the international Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, will also present a masterclass on Wednesday, September 11 at 1:10 p.m. in the Frank Center Recital Hall. The Reynolds Hall Recital Series is directed by Dr. Scott Beard. Concerts take place on Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. in Reynolds Hall (unless otherwise noted). All concerts are free with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. The second concert in the Reynolds Hall Recital Series is a performance by Mendelssohn Piano Trio on Tuesday, October 1. The trio will present a master class on Wednesday, October 2 at 1:10 p.m. in the Frank Center Recital Hall. Four events will be part of the Romantic Music Festival at Shepherd October 29-November 9. On Tuesday, October 29, pianist Scott Beard will perform works by Chopin, Brahms, Scriabin, and Leschetizky. Beard will team up with Lucy Mauro on Tuesday, November 5 for a piano four-hands performance of works by Schubert, Schumann, and Brahms. On Wednesday, November 6 at 1:10 p.m. in the Frank Center Theater, a recital will be given by Music Department students and faculty. On Saturday, November 9 at 4 p.m. in the Frank Center Recital Hall, a recital will be presented by community students.

76. PHONE-SOFT INTERNET DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL:PIANISTS LINKS klein, andreas provides information, audio clips, and pictures for the Germanpianist. Kocsis, Zoltan - (Hungarian) Brief biography and concert review. http://www.phone-soft.com/cyber-world/o2602i.htm

TOP-LINK UP-LINK ADD URL SEARCH ... E-MAIL PIANISTS LINKS Arbiter's Museum of Historic Pianists - Arbiter Records Home Page, over 60 very short biographies by Allan Evans. Argerich, Martha b. 1941. - Excerpts from a 1979 interview with Dean Elder; in-print discography; reviews. Ashkenazy, Vladimir 1937- - Some facts, a 1995 interview, discography and reviews from Classic CD magazine page. Astriab, Lou - provides information on the American pianist. Atamian, Dickran - pianist. Ax, Emanuel Batagov, Anton 1965- - Includes biography, gallery and texts by the pianist. Bauer, Harold 1873-1951. - Bauer Collection in the Music Division of the Library of Congress includes biography, etc. Baxtresser, Margaret - explores the enchanting, nature-filled world of Claude Debussy and the Impressionist Painters. Bekhterev, Boris - provides information on the Russian-born pianist. Berman, Bart - Israeli concert pianist specializing in Schubert and contemporary music performance. Berman, Boris - Pianist of international stature and teacher at Yale University School of Music. Bernstein, Leonard 1918-1990

77. Classical Concerts Spring 2003 Season Friday, February 21, 2003 at 8 pm andreas klein, piano Fascinating German pianistresembles a sketch artist bringing scenes to life with virtuoso strokes. http://www.elcamino.edu/centerforthearts/ARCHIVES/spring2003/classical_s03.html

Archives of the Classical Concerts - Spring 2003 Season Discovery Films Speaker Series Spring Review January 12 James E. Mack Clarinet June Lusk Nelson Piano January 19 Rhonda Dillon Soprano John K Hilbert Pianist January 26 Ann Patterson Saxophone February 21 Andreas Klein Piano March 7 Orion Weiss Piano March 9 Carolyn Brown Piano March 16 William E. Doyle Trumpet James Hurd Organ So. Bay Youth Chamber Orchestra Samual Scheidt Trumpet Ensemble March 30 Madame Butterfly London City Opera April 27 Chamber Orchestra of the South Bay April 27 Kristy Lobitz P iano May 2 New Hollywood String Quartet Subscribe 832-ARTS Friday, February 21, 2003 at 8 pm ANDREAS KLEIN, piano Fascinating German pianist resembles a sketch artist bringing scenes to life with virtuoso strokes. Acclaimed in some of world's most prestigious venues, his program includes works by Beethoven, Ravel, Prokofiev and Schubert. Marsee Auditorium Friday, March 7, 2003 at 8 pm

78. Gideon Klein Gideon klein. Multitalented Moravian composer and pianist, Gideon klein http://www.boosey.com/pages/cr/composer/composer_main.asp?composerid=4958

79. Gideon Klein Translate this page Gideon klein. vielseitig begabte mährische Komponist und pianist Gideon klein http://www.boosey.com/pages/cr/composer/composer_main.asp?composerid=4958&langid

80. Masterworks Chamber Orchestra Nov. 23 and 24, 2002, with guest pianist andreas Kleinperforming Beethoven s Piano Concerto No. 3. The Washington http://www.knoxvillesymphony.com/news/6_13_02.html

June 13th, 2002 KSO MAESTRO KIRK TREVOR'S FAREWELL SEASON WILL FEATURE FAVORITE ARTISTS AND REPERTOIRE PLUS SUCCESSOR CANDIDATES FOR MUSIC DIRECTOR KNOXVILLE Kirk Trevor's 18th season as music director and conductor of the Knoxville Symphony and Chamber orchestras will mark his musical farewell and will feature many of his favorite masterworks and guest artists, as well as successor candidates who are vying for his place on the podium. Highlights of the 2002-2003 concert season include: One-night-only season opening gala showcasing international violin superstar Midori. Conducting performances by four highly qualified music director candidates. Trevor's third and final performance of a Knoxville favorite - Verdi's renowned Requiem. Virtuoso violinist Lara St. John in a return-by-popular-demand performance. Van Cliburn International Piano Competition Gold Medalist Olga Kern. The 2002-03 concert season marks the 67th anniversary of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Masterworks series and the 22nd anniversary of the SunTrust Chamber Classics series. A variety of discounted season ticket packages are available. For season ticket information, call (865)291-3310 or visit the orchestra's Web site at www.knoxvillesymphony.com.

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