41. Artists 1937-2001 pianist, Hae Ye Ni, cellist William Mullen, conductor The Prague Chamber Orchestrawith valentina lisitsa, pianist Sergei Nakariakov, trumpet Nadja Salerno http://www.musicone.org/Pages/Artists 1937-2001.html

Artists 1937-2002 (By Year) MusicOne: The Santa Fe Concert Association Home Artists (By Instrument) Mission History ... Schedules Dalies Frantz, piano Mischa Elman, violin Russian Imperial Singers Sigrid Onegin, contralto Mozart Boys Choir Richard Bonelli, baritone Gaspar Cassado, cello Duci de Kerejarto, violin Anya Enters Dance Company Simon Barere, piano Josephine Antoine, soprano Barrerre Symphony Don Cossacks Chorus Eugene List, piano The Coolidge String Quartet Francesco Goya, guitar Zadel Skolovsky, chorus The Trapp Family Singers Helen Jepson, soprano Henry Temianka, violin Bruna Castagna, mezzo-soprano The Krauter Trio Gregor Piatagorsky, cello

42. VAIA 1219 valentina lisitsa is the pianist. Ida Haendel, violin valentina lisitsa, piano. Recordedlive at the Newport Music Festival Newport, Rhode Island, July 23, 2000. http://www.mainlyopera.com/title.html?catno=VAIA 1219

43. Accent Online: Fall 2000: Page 4 Night Gala concert featured the spectacular Russian pianist Andrei Gavrilov Grante,Alain Jacquon, Francine Kay, Piers Lane, valentina lisitsa, Hamish Milne http://www.yamaha.com/publications/accent/Accent400/04.htm

Daniel Martyn Lewis performed an all-Bach program for his North American premiere. The Formal Opening Night Gala concert featured the spectacular Russian pianist Andrei Gavrilov , returning for his 25th anniversary season, in a stirring concert of Bach and Chopin. Gold medalist of the famed Tchaikovsky Competition, Gavrilov was one of the first young Russians to appear in America. Illustrious piano performances were likewise presented by Agustin Anievas John Bayless Bernadene Blaha Victor Borge Mirian Conti Kevin Fitz-Gerald Kemal Gekic Carlo Grante Alain Jacquon Francine Kay Piers Lane Valentina Lisitsa Hamish Milne Pedja Muzijevic Juana Zayas Thomas Hrynkiw , and Yamaha artists Frederic Chiu and Anne-Marie McDermott "Every year seems to be another knock-out. Yamaha has been a major sponsor of the Newport Music Festival since 1987. I can't imagine doing this festival without them," Malkovich admits. "Yamaha has been so helpful. The pianos always arrive on time, properly tuned, and with 64 concerts spread over 17 days, that's extremely important to us. Logistically, it was flawless, and much of that was due to the cooperation of Yamaha." John Bayless at The Breakers The Newport Music Festival, long synonymous with outstanding classical performances in a Rhode Island community renowned for seaside elegance, garnered yet another accolade last February. For the second consecutive year, it was chosen by Cadogan Press as one of "America's Elite 1000 - The Ultimate List," placing Newport in company with just 19 other national events including the Academy Awards, the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament, and The Metropolitan Opera.

44. Las Vegas SUN: Las Vegas Philharmonic Soars To Romantic Conclusion Saturday later, the Las Vegas Philharmonic closes its fifth season Saturday with RussianRomantics, a concert featuring Ukranianborn pianist valentina lisitsa and is http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/do/2004/may/07/516817467.html

Printable text version Mail this to a friend May 07, 2004 Las Vegas Philharmonic soars to romantic conclusion Saturday LAS VEGAS SUN It started with a bang, a Fourth of July impromptu pops concert in Summerlin to replace the faltering Nevada Symphony Orchestra. Five years later, the Las Vegas Philharmonic closes its fifth season Saturday with "Russian Romantics," a concert featuring Ukranian-born pianist Valentina Lisitsa and is dedicated to Andrew Tompkins, a founder of the Philharmonic, who died in March. The program features Dimitry Kabalevsky's "Colas Brugnon Overture," Sergei Rachmaninoff's "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini" (featuring Lisitsa) and Peter Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4. A graduate of Kiev Conservatory, Lisitsa moved to the United States in 1992 and often performs as a duo with husband Alexei Kuznetsoff. She first performed at age 4 and was awarded a scholarship at age 7 to study at Kiev Conservatory. More recently she has been developing her solo career. The concert will be at 8 p.m. Saturday at Artemus Ham Hall. Tickets are $25, $40, $60. For more information, call 895-2787. Printable text version Mail this to a friend Las Vegas SUN main page Problems or questions ... Read our policy on privacy and cookies.

45. Las Vegas SUN: 'Big Three' Performing Arts Seasons May 8 Russian Romantics valentina lisitsa, pianist. Nevada Ballet Theatre.At UNLV s Judy Bayley Theatre. 2003. Oct. 35 Prokofiev s Cinderella . Dec. http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/do/2003/aug/22/515511353.html

Printable text version Mail this to a friend August 22, 2003 'Big Three' performing arts seasons Following are the 2003-2004 season schedules for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Performing Arts Center, Las Vegas Philharmonic and Nevada Ballet Theatre. Information for all organizations can be found at 895-2787. Performing Arts Center At UNLV's Artemus Ham Hall Sept. 5: Ben Vereen Sept. 12: Krasnoyarsk National Dance Company of Siberia Sept. 27: Opera Verdi Europa "Rigoletto" Oct. 10: Faith Prince Oct. 26: Prague Chamber Orchestra, with Eroica Trio Nov. 21: "Rising Stars of Classical Music": Icelandic violinist Judith Ingolfsson; The Miami String Quartet. Dec. 5: Boys Choir of Harlem Dec. 20: Maureen McGovern Jan. 31: The Chieftains Feb. 13: American Spiritual Ensemble Feb.18: Moscow Festival Ballet "Carmen" and "Paquita" Feb. 22: The World of Marvin Hamlisch March 4: Moscow State Radio Symphony Orchestra, with pianist Navah Perlman March 12: Newport Jazz Festival 50th Anniversary Tour March 26: Sir James Galway, flute April 16: Parsons Dance Company May 22: Hal Holbrook, "Mark Twain Tonight" 50th Anniversary Tour

46. Photos to perform in Carnegie s Recital Hall in November of this year when he is appearingwith The Georgian Chamber Players with Russian pianist valentina lisitsa. http://www.h-cmusicfestival.org/performers.html

47. Columbus State University News pianists valentina lisitsa and Alexie Kuznetsoff have emerged fromUkraine as a highlyacclaimed pianist duo. They will perform http://www.colstate.edu/news/view_archive_news.asp?ItemNum=326

48. THE WASHINGTON GROUP accompanied by pianist Volodymyr Vynnytsky. All concerts take place at the Lyceumat 3 pm. See above for details. Sunday Mar 14 2004 valentina lisitsa, piano. http://www.ukraineinfo.us/culture/news/Horowitz.html

49. Bravo! pianist valentina lisitsa also returns to the Festival with a performance ofRachmaninoff s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini for Piano and Orchestra. http://www.ffaire.com/pr/vail/vailseason01.html

Bravo! VAIL VALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL P.O. Box 2270, Vail, Colorado 81658 Phone: 970.827.5700 - Fax: 970.827.5707 BACK FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 7, 2001 THE VAIL VALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL CELEBRATES ITS FOURTEENTH SEASON Vail, Co.- The glorious sounds of orchestral and chamber music will fill the Rocky Mountain air once again from June 27 through August 5, 2001 as the Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival celebrates its Fourteenth Season. This year's theme "2001: A Musical Odyssey - Masters from the Past and Present" marks the beginning of a new millennium of music and exploring the legacies of many great composers. Over 60 concerts performed by over 40 acclaimed soloists, ensembles and three resident orchestras - the Dallas Symphony, Rochester Philharmonic and Colorado Symphony Orchestras - will be held at the newly remodeled Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater/Vilar Pavilion in Vail, the Vilar Center for the Arts in Beaver Creek and additional lodges and residences throughout the Vail Valley. The Colorado Symphony Orchestra and its Music Director Marin Alsop will open the Festival on June 27 at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater/Vilar Pavilion. The romantic inaugural program features the Festival's former Artistic Director and renowned violinist Ida Kavafian performing Dvorak's Romance in F Minor. The symphony will also perform a pops concert with Judy Collins and help the Vail Valley celebrate Independence Day with two free patriotic concerts on July 1 in Beaver Creek and July 4 in Vail with a narration by Jack Kemp.

50. Events Calendar overture, a lively SaintSaëns concerto with star pianist Stephen Hough James Juddconductor valentina lisitsa piano MOZART Il Seraglio - Overture BARTOK Piano http://www.wellingtonconventioncentre.com/events/

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51. Violinist.com: Tracy Woodard Posted on May. 2, 2004 at 755 PM (MST). Wow, valentina lisitsa is an amazing pianist,she soloed with us to do the second Shosty concerto. Wooooooo, cool. http://www.violinist.com/blog/cadenza88/

Log In/Out Register Change User Info Forget Password? ... Tracy Woodard > Violin Blog Tracy Woodard's Violin Blog Posted on Jun. 1, 2004 at 2:27 PM (MST) Just got back from the Greenville Symphony audition. Didn't get the contract, but my friend Pepina did, though she won't be able to work past December since that's when her work permit runs out. Blah. I was the last to play, came right after her. Played my concerto (well, got as far as the exposition). The conductor heard two bars of my first and only excerpt before shouting, "Go back. Again, faster." Played it again, and that was it for me. This is why I signed up to play first at my last audition. It was nice to be completely relaxed. While waiting outside the stage, I sat in a chair fingering some Bach presto, to keep my left hand warm, and I nearly fell asleep in my chin rest. I only made one mistake in my playing, and it was something I hadn't even considered during my practice (yeah, ya know, that thing called subdividing your rests). Link to this item E-mail this item Posted on May. 17, 2004

52. NZSO Plays Up A Storm In 2004 pianist Stephen Gosling, will premiere John Psathas Piano Concerto, and theNZSO welcomes Russianborn valentina lisitsa making her first New Zealand http://www.artscalendar.co.nz/article/435/

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53. Creative Loafing Atlanta | COVER | FALL A&E EVENTS 27, 8 pm; Sept. 28, 3 pm $30$65. pianist valentina lisitsa debuts. Yoel Leviconducts Sibelius Legends, including Swan of Tuonela. Oct. 2, 8 pm; Oct. http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/2003-08-14/cover8.html

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54. Wces2000 themselves on acoustic guitar and harp), a variety of vocal recordings on Mapleshade(Datevik, Sunny, the ARC Choir), pianist valentina lisitsa on Audiophon http://www.lammindustries.com/showhist/wces2000.html

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55. Word-A-Day - Www.ezboard.com of a note, as compared with the unvarying tone of the harpsichord. Recital programwith violinist Rachel Barton, pianist valentina lisitsa, David Schrader on http://p208.ezboard.com/fpansdenfrm8.showMessage?topicID=7.topic

56. Orchestra Readies For Its Final Shell Game allBeethoven concert led by principal conductor Carlos Kalmar and featuring theFifth Symphony and Grant Park favorite, pianist valentina lisitsa in the http://suntimes.com/output/delacoma/cst-ftr-grant20.html

Home News Sports Business ... Zwecker Orchestra readies for its final shell game March 20, 2003 BY WYNNE DELACOMA Classical Music Critic The end of an era begins this summer for the Grant Park Music Festival. The season of 29 free concerts that opens June 11 and runs through Aug. 16 will close out nearly seven decades of festival performances in the southern precincts of Grant Park. After 42 years in a "temporary" band shell left over from the 1933 World's Fair near 11th Street, and since 1978 in its current home, the Petrillo Music Shell, at Jackson and Columbus, the Grant Park Symphony and Chorus will move farther north next year. Next season's concerts will be held in Millennium Park, in the Frank Gehry-designed music pavilion being built east of Michigan near Randolph. Work is on schedule, said James W. Palermo, the music festival's artistic and general director, and festival staff should be able to move into new offices in the Music and Dance Theater adjacent to the outdoor pavilion in September. Founded by the Chicago Park District and co-presented by the city's Cultural Affairs Department, the festival is consolidating its resources this summer, though Palermo says its budget hasn't been unduly impacted by tough economic times. For years, Grant Park's basic 10-week schedule called for two sets of programs each week, one performed Wednesday and Friday, the second offered on Saturday and Sunday. Sunday concerts have dwindled in recent years, and none is scheduled this summer.

57. Donatella Flick Conducting Competition - News and, most recently, VAI Audio has issued a CD of a live recital from the NewportMusic Festival with Ms. Haendel accompanied by pianist valentina lisitsa. http://www.conducting.org/news.htm

The Prize Information Programme Requirements ... News NEWS Further news about the competition will be published on this page. MAY 2004 The fifth member of the jury for the 2004 competition is to be violinist Ida Haendel Diapason d'or are, invariably, the touchstones by which all others are judged. In a review of Ida Haendel's performance of the Elgar Violin Concerto, Nicholas Kenyon of The Times of London wrote: "If there is a more sheerly musical violinist before the public today than Ida Haendel, I have yet to hear him or her. Haendel's qualities - an unobtrusively precise sense of style, a glorious freedom of phrasing, an acute feeling for the large-scale direction of a piece - are not ones particularly prized these days, when cold precision and bar-to-bar flashiness are idolized." Critic Richard Dyer of the Boston Globe cogently summed up the artistry of Ida Haendel in a recent review of her performance of the Beethoven Violin Concerto with the Boston Symphony Orchestra: "Fresh, youthful inspiration still animates everything Haendel does; she knows it all, but she is still out on a voyage of discovery. She plays the notes with such simplicity, directness and emotional force that they tear your heart out." Ida Haendel has recorded primarily for the EMI, Decca and Testament labels. Videos of her performances are available from Video Artists International, and, most recently, VAI Audio has issued a CD of a live recital from the Newport Music Festival with Ms. Haendel accompanied by pianist Valentina Lisitsa.

58. Cultural Fund's Concert Series Presents Khoma, Bagratuni And Vynnytsky (12/07/03 patronage. The next scheduled concert in the Cultural Fund s 20032004Music Series on March 14 will feature pianist valentina lisitsa. http://www.ukrweekly.com/Archive/2003/490332.shtml

Cultural Fund's concert series presents Khoma, Bagratuni and Vynnytsky by Yaro Bihun WASHINGTON - Cellists Natalia Khoma and Suren Bagratuni and pianist Volodymyr Vynnytsky have performed in the capital area before. November 16, however, was the first time the three joined forces here on the same stage, and from the outset, the audience at the Lyceum, in Alexandria, Va., sensed this would be something special. And it was. After establishing their ensemble by opening the second concert in The Washington Group Cultural Fund's 2003-2004 series with George Frederick Handel's Sonata for two cellos and piano in G minor, Ms. Khoma and Mr. Vynnytsky took over the first half of the program with a diverse selection of compositions that included César Franck's Sonata in A major, Mykola Lysenko's elegy "Sum", and "Lost Tango," a piece for cello and piano written by Mr. Vynnytsky himself. Mr. Vynnytsky has been a featured performer in a number of concerts sponsored by the TWG Cultural Fund over the past few years; indeed, three years ago he shared the stage with Ms. Khoma in one of those concerts. This was the first time, however, that the Washington area audience was treated to a performance of one of his own compositions. Both Mr. Vynnytsky and Ms. Khoma began their music studies in Lviv, and, according to the normal progression in Soviet times, they moved on to Moscow. Mr. Bagratuni's career path was similar, except that it began in Yerevan, Armenia. Later, with numerous prizes in international competitions and noteworthy performances under their belts, all three would settle in the United States, where they now perform, teach and, in other ways, are active in the performing arts.

59. Untitled Document Hofmann was, to say the least, a controversial pianist; but it would fresh, highwiredebut of husband-and-wife team valentina lisitsa (interviewed elsewhere http://www.marcoantoniodealmeida.com/cdenglish.htm

CD - W. A. Mozart Kammerphilharmonie Berlin W. A Mozart Piano Concerto KV 271 Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra Berlin CD - Brazilian Classics Ernesto Nazareth Sarambeque, Fidalga, Retumbante, Vem cá branquinha, Confidencias, Odeon, Apanhei-te cavaquinho, Coração que sente, Brejeiro, Ameno resedá, Mercedes, Fon-fon, Floraux, Improviso. FANFARE - ( Peter J. Rabinowitz) February 99 The title of this disc -Brazilian Ragtime- immediately calls Scott Joplin to mind. And these infectious tangos, waltzes, and polka (all but two composed during the first two decades of this century) certainly have a lot in common with Joplin’s contemporary efforts, not only in the catchy syncopated rhythms of the more kinetic numbers, but in the seductive redolence of the more introspective pieces as well. But there are other kinships as well: backward glances at Schumann in some of lhe harmonies, for instance references to Johann Strauss in some of the melodies (indeed, Confidêncías nearty quotes Artist's Life), and even some brief premonitions of Poulenc’s smoky café bittersweetness. But as Peter Burwasser pointed out in his thoughful review of Polly Ferman’s Nazareth recital on Talent (Fanfare 18:3; see also John Disky’s assessment of an earlier Ferman disc in 13:3), the most potent influence is probably Gottschalk’s presence which had a tremendous effect on the musical life of the city, and the young Nazareth worked closely with Gottschalk’s friend, pianist and publisher Arthur Napoleão. And throughout this disc, one can feel the constant ínspiration of Gottschalk’s special blend of New World vernacular vocabulary and Old World musical syntax - as well as his love for brilliant pianistic effects. Certainly, Nazareth’s music is more self-consciously showy than Joplin’s - and more innovative in its use of the piano’s resources (listen, for instance, to the way Nazareth uses the upper reaches of the keyboard in the polkas "Apanhei-te Cavaquinho" and "Ameno Resedá").

60. Portalwisconsin.org | Venue Information Ukranianborn pianist valentina lisitsa captures the attention of audiences throughoutthe world for her stunning virtuosity and unequaled sense of lyricism. http://www.portalwisconsin.org/location.cfm?startrow=1&locid=132&loctype=2

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