21. Piano Videos Serg van Gennip video. valentina lisitsa. valentina lisitsa - pianist electrifying.Wayne Bethanis. Wayne Bethanis - Concert Artist, composer. Yuko Ohigashi. http://www.englishdaily626.com/piano/p-videos.html

Home Piano Technique Piano Videos Piano Composers Piano Midis Piano Video Pianist Video Li Yun Di Li Yun Di - Chopin Li Yun Di - Lizst Arcadi Volodos Arcadi Volodos Performance Videos Ruth Laredo Gurthman and Murtha Chang Hsia Jung HJC - Performance Joe Townley Joe Townley Jon Schmidt Lang Lang Lang Lang plays Tchaikovsky and Mendelssohn Lisa de la Salle Lise.delasalle - recordings Maria Joao Pires Beethoven Sonatas Natasha Paremski Natasha Paremski's Concerto Polina Osetinskaya Polina Osetinskaya Robert Henry Robert Henry - Pianist Serg van Gennip Serg van Gennip - video Valentina Lisitsa Valentina Lisitsa - pianist electrifying Wayne Bethanis Wayne Bethanis - Concert Artist, composer Yuko Ohigashi Yuko Ohigashi plays solo piano

22. Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra - Concerts | Square | Music Ukranianborn pianist valentina lisitsa, who is capturing the attention of audiencesthroughout the world for her stunning virtuosity and unequaled sense of http://www.wcoconcerts.com/masterworks.htm

Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. Photo credit: Don Kerkhof Join the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra for our Masterworks series, a special series showcasing some of the best classical music artists from around the globe. From Grammy-nominee David Shifrin to classical guitarist Christopher Parkening, the 2004-2005 season promises to be edgy, spontaneous, exciting and fresh. Join us for a Friday evening concert at 7:30 p.m., complete with free parking, dinners, pre-concert talks and spectacular guest artists. Christopher Parkening Christopher Parkening guitar baritone October 1, 2004 7:30 pm Mitby Theater Sponsored IN PART by: A preeminent classical guitarist and a critically-acclaimed baritone will join forces - individually and together - with Maestro Sewell and the WCO for a spectacular opening night performance. Christopher Parkening, with his dramatic virtuosity, eloquent musicianship and uniquely beautiful sound, is widely recognized as heir to the legacy of the classical guitar master Andrés Segovia. The soulful Jubilant Sykes will draw on gospel and jazz influences to share his diverse and personal approach to vocal music in a series of traditional spirituals. Program: Rossini La scala di seta Overture Vivaldi

23. FOCM - Valentina Lisitsa (piano) Ukrainian born pianist, valentina lisitsa is capturing the attention of audiencesthroughout the world for her stunning virtuosity and unequaled sense of http://www.miamichambermusic.org/artists/bios/valentina.html

VALENTINA LISITSA (piano) Ukrainian born pianist, Valentina Lisitsa is capturing the attention of audiences throughout the world for her stunning virtuosity and unequaled sense of lyricism in an already formidable repertoire of romantic and late classical masterpieces. Ms. Lisitsa has been acclaimed, bringing to the concert stage rare technical mastery combined with deep musical understanding. Valentina often collaborates with other musicians for chamber music events. She has performed with Lynn Harrell, Ida Haendel, Vadim Repin, William DeRosa. Most recently, Ms. Lisitsa has given recitals at the Grant Park Music Festival, The Seoul Arts Center in South Korea, the Milan Conservatory, the University of California at Berkeley, and she completed a highly successful two-month tour with the Prague Chamber Orchestra in the United States. Highlights of the 2001-02 season include 12 concerts US tour with the Russian State Symphony Orchestra performing among other places in New York (Avery Fisher Hall) and Philadelphia; Europian tour with Stuttgart Symphony Orchestra; solo and chamber music recitals in Milan, Vienna, Amsterdam, Glasgow, New York, Chicago, Miami, San Diego and others. Mrs. Lisitsa has recorded seven highly acclaimed disks for Audiofon label. Her recordings include performances of Shostakovich's First Piano Concerto with the Ekaterinburg Symphony Orchestra, Sarah Caldwell conducting, two CDs of duo piano performances, the Rachmaninoff Cello Sonata with William De Rosa, and three solo recital programs ranging from Mozart to Prokofiev. In addition to her extensive discography, Ms. Lisitsa has also recently finished a television program entitled "Valentina in Miami"- a one hour music special produced and presented by PBS affiliate WLRN in Miami, Florida, and was featured in a segment of the CBS News program "Sunday Morning."

24. WNUR - "Classical And Beyond" . . . . . Composer MELINDA WAGNER May 24 Composer MARK-ANTHONY TURNADGE May 31 - (no program- technical problem at WNUR) June 7 - pianist valentina lisitsa June 14 http://www.bruceduffie.com/wnurb.html

Bruce Duf f ie on WNUR Classical and Beyond The current time slot is Sunday from 11 AM to 1 PM [Previously, the program has been heard on Saturday from 7 AM to 9 AM, and from 7 PM to 9 PM] My segment is approximately 45-50 minutes during the Noon hour, and features music and interview with a guest For more details about the complete program, click HERE WNUR-FM provides live-streaming of its programming on the internet ! For details, go to WNUR February 16, 2002 - Composer/Organist DAN LOCKLAIR February 23 - 'Cellist TRULS MØRK March 2 - DAN LOCKLAIR (repeat) March 9 - Saxophonist GEORGE WOLFE March 16 - (no program - technical problem at WNUR) March 23 - Harpsichordist IGOR KIPNIS March 30 - Composer JEFFREY MUMFORD April 6 - (no program - technical problem at WNUR) April 13 - Trumpeter CRISPIAN STEELE-PERKINS April 20 - Composer ROBERT CARL April 27 - Composer JAMES PRIMOSCH May 4 - Conductor YAKOV KREIZBERG May 11 - Composer DAVID RAKOWSKI May 18 - Pianist DAVID HOLZMAN May 25 - Composer JOSEPH SCHWANTNER June 1 - Baritone GERALD FINLEY June 8 - Composer MARILYN SHRUDE June 15 - Composer FRANK TICHELI June 22 - Pianist LAURENCE JEANNINGROS June 29 - Composer ISABEL MUNDRY July 6 - Conductor PAUL SALAMUNOVICH July 13 - Guitarist ELIOT FISK July 20 - Composer ANDERS NORDENTOFT July 27 - (no program - technical problem at WNUR) Aug 3 - Organist/Composer JEAN GUILLOU Aug 10 - Composer RALPH SHAPEY (Memorial) Aug 17 - Composer KENNETH GABURO

25. NPR : Performance Today For Friday, November 30, 2001 . Fiery Russian pianist valentina lisitsa (lihSEET-sah) joins Fred to introduceher performance of the Piano Concerto No. 3 by Sergei Prokofiev. ». http://www.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.php?prgId=4&prgDate=30-Nov-2001

26. Amelia Island: Chamber Music Festival: Concert Series Features World-Renowned Mu lecture. pianist valentina lisitsa Cellist Lynn Harrell. The Ioudenitch.valentina lisitsa husband Alexei Kuznetsoff, pianists. Similar http://www.ameliaislandliving.com/emagazine/publish/article_142.shtml

May 26th, 2004 - 09:30:26 Community Travel Guide Real Estate Section E-Classifieds ... Web Site Features Search Recent articles Amelia Real Estate Steve's Marketplace Gardening Zone Amelia Island Community Showcase Homes New Around Amelia Antiques Island Perspective The Golf Pro Local BIZ BUZZ Web Site Features Search Magazine (only). Advanced Search Free Tourist Brochures Send ePostcard REAL ESTATE ... ONLINE HOTEL RESERVATIONS, discounted rates! Sponsors The Edwards Company real estate Chamber Music Festival: Concert Series Features World-Renowned Musicians at Historic Venues By W. B. Lawson Apr 16, 2003, 5:35pm Email this article Printer friendly page Courthouse Concert, Laura Arden, Clarinetist AMELIA ISLAND CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL: THREE WEEK EVENT WITH 25 CONCERTS JUNE 1-22, 2003 Amelia Island residents and tourists are treated to three wonderful weeks in June, where music literally spills onto the historic district streets of Fernandina Beach with intimate concerts in unique, historic venues. The Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival is a remarkable opportunity to enjoy the performances of world-renowned musicians during an event that has put Amelia Island on the map as host to one of the country's top chamber music festivals.

27. The Daily Camera: Music On July 1 Nightengale and Harrell share the Chautauqua stage with valentina lisitsa,the 28year-old Ukrainian-born pianist with whom they played at Florida s http://www.coloradomusicfest.org/reviews/review-6-22-2003.html

The Daily Camera To print this page, select File then Print from your browser URL: http://www.dailycamera.com/bdc/music/article/0,1713,BDC_2468_2051818,00.html Mark Leffingwell Michael Christie leads the Colorado Music Festival Orchestra during a concert last year. Classical connections Colorado Music Festival stresses communication and community in 27th year By Wes Blomster June 22, 2003 As he approaches his third season as music director of the Colorado Music Festival, Michael Christie says that he is "encouraged by the possibilities and humbled by the reality" of the challenge that the 27-year-old program presents. A mere one year older than the festival, Christie was named maestro in the CMF's 25th anniversary season, when he was only 26. "It's a youthful program," he says, "and I saw immediately that the festival could become anything. Christie is well aware of the responsibility that came his way with the festival, founded by Giora Bernstein in 1977. In Bernstein's 24 years at the helm of this major summer classical music program, the CMF gained wide recognition. Bernstein was respected for his commitment both to the standard repertory and to modern and contemporary works. In several seasons the CMF received awards from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) for innovative programming. While the new maestro shares the founder's commitment, his programs clearly reflect the image of youth and experimentation that he brings to the program. Although eager to bring new dimensions to the experience of music, Christie stresses repeatedly that he will never program a work that the audience will not enjoy.

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30. Pacific Symphony Orchestra - Concert Details Featuring valentina lisitsa, a pianist with the kind of jaw dropping talentthat comes along once in a generation! Her rendering of the muchloved http://www.pacificsymphony.org/concerts/detail.asp?anchor=BR

31. Stereophile: 1997 Records To Die For Mr. DeRosa s renowned skill on the cello is in full display here, as is the remarkabletalent of young Russian pianist valentina lisitsa, whose rendition of http://www.stereophile.com/records2die4/79/index4.html

Recent Additions Analog Sources Digital Sources Amplification ... Music in the Round Vote Previous Votes Soapbox Previous Soaps AV Links Previous News Master Index Contact Us 2004 Buyer's Guide Recordings Rec Comps Cool Stuff Back Issues AV Buyer's Guide AV Marketplace Digital Stereophle Jan Feb Mar April ... AV Marketplace Robert Deutsch RAGTIME: The Musical Music by Stephen Flaherty. Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens. 1996 Toronto Cast. Ted Sperling, cond. RCA Victor 68629-2 (CD only). 1996. Jay David Saks, prod.; James P. Nichols, eng. DDD. TT: 62:07 In my full review of Ragtime , I called it my personal Recording of the Year, so I'd be less than consistent if I didn't also choose it as one of this year's R2D4s. The fact is, I still find Ragtime an exciting and at times profoundly moving work. Despite having listened to the CD at least a dozen times, I'm apt to find tears coming to my eyes during the reprise of "Wheels of a Dream" in the finale. Great performances from the large cast, and the recording, while multimiked/multitracked, is unusually fine-sounding. If your CD buying budget for this year allows for only one show-music recording (pity!), make it Ragtime OFFENBACH: Les Contes d'Hoffman (The Tales of Hoffman) London OSA-13106 (3 LPs, nla), 417 363-2 (2 CDs). 1972/1986. John Mordler, prod.; James Lock, Colin Moorfoot, engs. AAA/ADD. TT: 2:21:26

32. Ida Haendel In Recital - On VAI Audio (1 CD) Ida Haendel, one of the supreme violinists of our time is heard in this 2000recital from the Newport Music Festival. valentina lisitsa is the pianist. http://www.vaimusic.com/CD/1219.shtml

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33. NewsandSentinel.com: Symphony Conducts Musical History Lesson - - The Parkersbur guest lecturer was Ukrainian native valentina lisitsa, who impressed Cooper andlisitsa obviously enjoyed The pianist s deep musical understanding was noted http://www.newsandsentinel.com/news/story/029202004_new01_symphony.asp

Front Page Business Classifieds Community news ... Personals Bridal guide Engagements Weddings Guestbook West Virginia/Ohio ... Parent Magazine Online Print this Article Email this story to a friend Respond to this story Monday, February 09, 2004 Symphony conducts musical history lesson By PAUL LaPANN PARKERSBURG - A history lesson on Russia was presented Sunday afternoon in the Blennerhassett School auditorium. Several symphony patrons remarked on how well Cooper melded the precise and distinctive orchestra sounds with Lisitsa's piano playing. The pianist's deep musical understanding was noted by several symphony-goers Sunday afternoon. Frieda Owen of Parkersburg said Lisitsa combined the strength of a male pianist with the delicacy of a female pianist to present a dazzling performance. Symphony Society board member Susan Christopher of Vienna saw Lisitsa perform six years ago in Chicago. She believes the young pianist has gotten even better since then and put on an amazing show. The audience could easily follow the sad and joyous periods in the piece by her piano-playing style - sometimes forceful and slower at other times.

34. New Zealand Symphony Orchestra valentina lisitsa piano gave her first solo recital at the age of six and won MichaelHoustoun piano New Zealand’s master pianist is a favourite artist, and http://www.nzso.co.nz/2004artists.htm

Steven Isserlis cello Hilary Hahn violin Stephen Kovacevich piano Lang Lang piano Stephen Hough piano Jonathan Lemalu bass baritone is one of the fastest rising star singers in the world today. Dunedin-born, and winner of numerous prestigious awards he now sings with leading orchestras and in major opera houses. He last performed with the NZSO in 2000 at the Sydney Olympic Arts Festival. Margaret Medlyn soprano Diedre Irons piano is one of New Zealand's best performers. She came from Canada to live in New Zealand over 20 years ago and has become a vital part of our music scene, performing as a soloist and chamber musician throughout the country. Valentina Lisitsa piano gave her first solo recital at the age of six and won many international piano competitions before her New York debut in 1995 at the Mostly Mozart Festival. She enjoys a busy international schedule and will make her NZ debut in 2004. Stephen Gosling piano is a frequent performer in New York and throughout the US, Europe, Latin America, and Asia. In 1993, on graduation from the famed Juilliard School, he was awarded the Mennin Prize for Outstanding Leadership and Excellence in Music. He makes his NZSO debut in 2004.

35. New Zealand Symphony Orchestra overture, a lively SaintSaens concerto with star pianist Stephen Hough James Juddconductor valentina lisitsa piano MOZART Il Seraglio - Overture BARTOK Piano http://www.nzso.co.nz/2004subs.htm

The 2004 Season offers a mix of full symphonic repertoire from large scale works to intimate music. Make your own concert season and get great discounts and many other benefits CHRISTCHURCH Town Hall Wednesday March 31 at 8pm DUNEDIN Town Hall Thursday April 1 at 8pm WELLINGTON MFC Saturday April 3 at 8pm (Series 2) AUCKLAND Town Hall Friday April 23 at 6:30pm (Series 1) Music Director James Judd opens The 2004 Season with soprano Margaret Medlyn and some of the most heart-rending music ever written. Richard Strauss' Four Last Songs , which are perfectly complemented by Mahler's large-scale and thrilling Seventh Symphony. James Judd conductor Margaret Medlyn soprano RICHARD STRAUSS Four Last Songs MAHLER Symphony No. 7 Proudly sponsored by WELLINGTON MFC Friday April 16 at 6:30pm (Series 1) AUCKLAND Town Hall Saturday April 24 at 8pm (Series 2) This concert opens with Norway's captivating 'folk tales in music' followed by the world premiere of leading NZ composer John Psathas' piano concerto. There's a tempting brief encounter introduced by Maestro Judd before the night's highlight - Brahms' magnificent Third Symphony.

36. Eduard Schmieder and Orchestra in D minor Sayako Kusaka, violinist Alex Slobodyanik, pianist. C minor,Op.35 Allegro Lento Moderato Allegro Brio valentina lisitsa, soloist Franz http://www.eduardschmieder.com/listen.htm

Special Selections from: I PALPITI Orchestral Ensemble of International Laureates Anton Arensky (1861 -1906) Variations on a Theme of Tchaikovsky Opus 35a Eduard Schmieder, conductor I PALPITI Concertgebouw (1997) Der Tod und das Madchen Death and the Maiden (Arranged for string orchestra by Gustav Mahler) Andante con moto Eduard Schmieder, conductor I PALPITI Concertgebouw (1997) Johann Sebastian Bach (1683 -1750) Air Eduard Schmieder, conductor I PALPITI Concertgebouw (1997) I PALPITI Live 2000 George Enescu (1881 -1955) Recorded live from Ford Amphitheatre Intermezzo Recorded live from Zipper Concert Hall, Colburn School Elegie Recorded live in Los Angeles, California, August 2-6, 2000 At the International Laureates Festival W.A. Mozart (1756 -1791)

37. Young Artists valentina lisitsa, USA/pianist under Columbia Artists management.Since debut in New York City with Gerard Schwarz at Lincoln http://www.youngartists.org/newsnnotes.htm

I Palpiti / YAI Alumni: Alexandru Tomescu/Romania - invited to be a member of the jury in the 2003 Sarasate Internatinal Violin Competition in Spain, youngest ever to receive such honor. He is named a State Soloist of Romaniam, performing with National Radio Symphony and recording 4 CD annually. Winner of 28 international awards, featured in the prestigious Strad and Classica magazines. Under Valmalette Management. Pavel Sporcl/Czech Republic Soprano LaTonia Moore/USA - is taken on two leading roles in Dresden and Houston operas, and will be featured in ElleGirl magazine. Valentina Lisitsa, USA/Pianist - under Columbia Artists management. Since debut in New York City with Gerard Schwarz at Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall, Valentina has regularly receives critical praise for her performances and enjoying a fast growing solo career. She continues to ollaborate Lynn Harrell, Ida Haendel, Cho-Liang Lin, Vadim Repin. Sayako Kusaka/Japan - 1st prize winner of the 21st Radolfo Lipizer International Violin Competition, top prizes in the most prestigious competitions: Silver Medal at the Premio Paganini International Violin Competition in Italy, Third Prize at the 8th

38. Welcome To Young Artists International From I PALPITI Young Artists Young Artists International makes you a star. valentina lisitsa, concert pianist currently under management with CAMI. http://www.youngartists.org/testimonials.htm

Testimonials Great Artists "Young Artists International is an organization that consists of active and practicing musicians following the dictates of their conscience; i.e., their responsibility to the younger generations. I endorse it with all my heart." Lord Yehudi Menuhin, Founding member "How wonderful that Young Artists International is reaching out to give young musicians a chance." Lynn Harrell "Young Artists International is a concept of great importance to the musical scene... I therefore applaud and support this project with great enthusiasm and hope that all those who have genuine interest in music will give their support and encouragement to this exciting event." Ida Haendel, CBE From I PALPITI Young Artists: "Young Artists International makes you a star." Valentina Lisitsa, concert pianist currently under management with CAMI "I had heard of different similar organizations, but none of them had such generous and broad ideas for its members: organizing the annual Laureates Festival, awards and master classes, promotion and publicity for the promising ones. All of these things are so often promised, but so seldom seen. YAI has done it for me and therefore I consider that its future development is vital for the young musicians and for saving classical music. I would like to express my deepest thanks and gratitude for all that has been done for me by YAI. I shall always remember that."

39. LINKS TO MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS, ETC....... Oboe Justin Kolb Piano Gregory Kunde Tenor Lang Lang pianist Jennifer LarmoreMezzoSoprano Robin Leggate Tenor valentina lisitsa Piano Julian http://my.voyager.net/~duffie/links.html

MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS, ETC. Chicago Symphony Orchestra Grant Park Music Festival Lyric Opera of Chicago Ravinia Festival Other Chicago-Area Performing Organizations Apollo Chorus of Chicago Ars Antigua Ars Musica Chicago Ars Viva Bach Week Festival Bella Voce [Formerly His Majestie's Clerks] Chamber Music Society of the North Shore Chicago A cappella Chicago Chamber Musicians Chicago Choral Artists Chicago Ensemble Chicago Master Singers Chicago Opera Theater Chicago Saxophone Quartet Chicago Sinfonietta Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra Chinese Fine Arts CUBE Ensemble da Corneto Opera [Chicago's Concert Opera Company] Elgin Symphony Orchestra Experimental Sound Studio Highland Park Strings Lake Forest Symphony Light Opera Works Music of the Baroque Newberry Consort North Shore Choral Society Northbrook Symphony Northshore Concert Band Northwest Symphony Orion Ensemble Opera In Focus [Puppet Opera with Bill Fosser] Performing Arts Chicago Prairie Brass Band Rembrandt Chamber Players Symphony II Symphony of Oak Park and River Forest William Ferris Chorale Chicago-Area Venues Center for Performing Arts (Governor's State University) DePaul University School of Music McAninch Arts Center (College of DuPage) Fermilab Arts Series - Ramsey Auditorium (Batavia) Fourth Church Concert Series Holy Name Cathedral Music Music Institute of Chicago Northeastern Illinois University Music Pick-Staiger Concert Hall (Northwestern University) Unity Temple Concert Series University of Chicago Music MUSICIANS' WEBPAGES

40. Bright Star Season Presents Prague Chamber Orchestra January 27 27, the Viterbo College Bright Star Season will host the worldrenowned Prague ChamberOrchestra, with a special appearance by noted pianist valentina lisitsa. http://www.viterbo.edu/campnews/releases/archives/spring1998/prague.htm

Bright Star Season presents Prague Chamber Orchestra January 27 On January 27, the Viterbo College Bright Star Season will host the world-renowned Prague Chamber Orchestra, with a special appearance by noted pianist Valentina Lisitsa. The show promises to be one not soon forgotten.  “Each musician is a maestro,” heralded an American critic during the first North American tour of the Prague Chamber Orchestra Without Conductor (translation of its full Czech title). An ensemble of 36 musicians, the Orchestra plays without conductor, sustained instead by the superb musicianship of each player, and is renowned for its exquisite precision, intonation and balance. In rehearsal and performance, each individual contributes as an interpreter, similar to more intimate chamber music ensembles. The Orchestra’s repertoire ranges from Baroque to the twentieth century and often includes compositions of today’s leading and active composers. The New York Times characterized the Orchestra as a “marvelous precision instrument.” The Washington Post described the ensemble’s musical sound as “light, clear, perfectly articulated and fresh as a spring gust of wind.” Rome’s Il Giornale d’Italio wrote: “They demonstrated the highest form of artistic discipline, not blind and passive discipline to a conductor but an enlightened and conscious one.” After its successful tour in February of 1996 in the eastern part of North America, Prague Chamber Orchestra makes its eagerly awaited thirteenth North American Tour in 1997?98 season with the remarkable young Russian pianist Valentina Lisitsa and the acclaimed Russian trumpeter, Sergei Nakariakov.

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