41. Art And Survival: Arts In Focus Vocalistcomposer Ruth Naomi Floyd in the studio with pianist-composer Julian joseph. Youtook a long hiatus from performing and working in the States. http://www.artandsurvival.com/issue1-vol1/focus.html

"Julian Joseph can be counted among the most important musicians Britain has ever produced." Vox "...I would hear a big luscious chord or orchestration on the radio or television that I liked. When I asked what it was I would always be told that jazz had something to do with it." "I see music as a journey of one's own self-discovery and it can lead you down many roads." "I believe that you make your own opportunities and in that regard, things have not changed significantly." "There has been an increase in new and alternative outlets with broadcasting turning digital and the internet. It is a new frontier and the music and its purveyors will find their way." ARTIST IN FOCUS: JULIAN JOSEPH, PIANIST/COMPOSER Okay, so we are playing Jazz. So you've got to think fast. It's music where you have to think on your toes. So much of music is a challenge but to achieve the "JAZZ" in Jazz is the ultimate, the hunger for Swing, the desire to move and be moved, the Blues. It's all there when it's Jazz. We practice going over and over the melodies, over and over the harmonies

42. Virginia Eskin, Pianist/American Beauties, The Rags Of Joseph Lamb The longAwaited Follow-Up to Fluffy Ruffle Girls Virginia Eskin Plays joseph Lamb. everythinghe touched, which has made his works very popular among pianist. . http://www.virginiaeskin.com/pages/josephlamb.htm

The Long-Awaited Follow-Up to Fluffy Ruffle Girls . . . Virginia Eskin Plays Joseph Lamb "I used to have a theory that the rags written by women were superior to those of men, until I strolled into Joe Lamb. His rags are a lacy, laden with arching melodies, and finger-leasing as any the ladies wrote. There is a nostalgic turn of phrase in everything he touched, which has made his works very popular among pianist." Virginia Eskin American Beauties The Rags of Joseph Lamb Virginia Eskin, Piano When Virginia Eskin turned her lively classical skills to a collection of little-known rags by women (Northeastern's Fluffy Ruffle Girls, NOR CD 9003), the critics raved. Now she returns with a delightful collection of tunes, both widely-known and rare, by ragtime great Joseph Lamb. Joe Lamb (1887-1960) published many rags early in this century, then mostly abandoned commercial music until his rediscovery in the 1950's. But even during this hiatus he kept composing in his unique, almost-classical style. Today Lamb is considered one of the three most important composers of ragtime, along with Scott Joplin and James Scott.

43. Louisiana Music Artist Directory: Al "Lil Fats" Jackson To JW Orchestra, and Claiborne Williams Band in the 20 s; after a long layoff, joseph Pleasant Cousin Joe joseph New Orleans blues pianist (1907 1989). http://www.satchmo.com/nolavl/noladirj.html

Louisiana Music Artist Directory: Al "Lil Fats" Jackson to JW Search: Popular Music Video DVD Books Keywords: Inside Satchmo Site Index Local Music News Events Calendar Concert Wire ... Mardi Gras Satchmo Services Satchmo Radio Message Boards Search If you can't find the artist you are looking for, try using our search engine Chances are, we have them listed elsewhere on the satchmo.com web site. A B C D ... Z Al "Lil Fats" Jackson New Orleans stle piano player and vocalist; if you are a fan of Fats Domino, check out "Lil Fats" Al "Lil Fats" Jackson CD's and audio clips (LA Music Factory) Mahalia Jackson late, great New Orleans-born "Gospel Queen" Mahalia Jackson CD's, audio clips, videos, DVD's, etc. (amazon.com) Mahalia honored with commemorative stamp on 07/15/98 Mahalia Jackson Mahalia Jackson nice tribute site by Dominik Aulfes Jean-Baptiste 'Illinois' Jacquet Louisiana-born tenor sax great; brother of musicians Julius, Linton, and Russell Jacquet. Illinois Jacquet discography and audio clips (amazon.com) Illinois Jacquet bio from African American Publications History of the Jacquet family by Russell Jacquet Acea Jambalaya Cajun Band popular Cajun band led by fiddler Terry Huval Jambalaya Cajun Band discography and audio clips (amazon.com)

44. Joseph Macerollo Take joseph Macerollo, one of the most respected figures in Before long, young Joeywas expanding his field, playing so you would think almost like a pianist. http://janpress.freeservers.com/LCjoem.htm

Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 Home Catalogs Get Published ... Contact Us "I walk onto the concert stage holding an Accordion: Strike one against me. For over an hour I perform contemporary works: Strike two against me. Time and time again I face this challenge with fierce determination, seeking at least a base hit each time.." JOSEPH MACEROLLO By Matthew Clark [Reprinted from the Oct, 1980 edition of Keyboard Magazine ACCORDIONISTS, IN ALL likelihood, do not suffer from persecution complexes more than any other group of normal citizens, but every now and then, when you hear one of them wondering in bewilderment why the accordion has not shaken its image as a cornball instrument, in the other-wise chic world of modern keyboards, you sense the frustration that many of this lot must occasionally feel, along with the humor that helps them cope with the situation. Take Joseph Macerollo, one of the most respected figures in the progressive fringe of the accordion community. On the liner notes to his album Interaccodinotesta, this internationally-acclaimed artist, this veteran of recitals and performances with a long list of contemporary chamber ensembles, was moved to write the lines that hang like a despairing cloud above. Seldom has a baseball metaphor been given such a glum application. Although he is known mainly for his work with contemporary music, Macerollo's heritage as an accordionist is in the conservative traditions of the instrument. Born in Guelph, Ontario, sixty miles west of Toronto, he was steered toward the accordion by his parents, who were eager for him to follow in the footsteps of his uncle, an accordion player specializing in wedding gigs for local Italian families. By the age of eleven, he was leading his own combo. "A friend of mine used to pick me up and literally put the accordion on my lap," Macerollo laughs. "I used to play for four hours almost nonstop at these weddings. I was one of those zombie players."

45. Joseph E. Murray - Autobiography joseph E. Murray – Autobiography. the hours of study and hospital duty were long,life was The other lifetimes would be as a pianist, backwoodsman, tennis http://www.nobel.se/medicine/laureates/1990/murray-autobio.html

I was born, as were my father and his parents, in Milford, Massachusetts, a town 30 miles southwest of Boston. My father's parents were of Southern Irish and English extraction. My mother was born in Providence, Rhode Island, soon after her parents had emigrated to the United States from Italy. Father was a lawyer and a District Court Judge, mother a school teacher. Both parents had benefited from and stressed the value of the educational opportunities this country offered. By example and precept they emphasized the need for service to others. From earliest memory I wanted to be a surgeon, possibly influenced by the qualities of our family doctor who cared for our childhood ailments. As a second year high school chemistry student, I still have a vivid memory of my excitement when I first saw a chart of the periodic table of elements. The order in the universe seemed miraculous, and I wanted to study and learn as much as possible about the natural sciences. I chose to attend a small liberal arts college, College of the Holy Cross , and concentrated on Latin, Greek, Philosophy and English. Assuming I'd receive ample science in medical school, I took the minimum of chemistry, physics and biology.

46. Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival AFCM presents our week long chamber music festival featuring 5 a trio at PresidentCarter s inauguration in January 1977, pianist joseph Kalichstein, violinist http://arizonachambermusic.org/welcome.htm

Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival Sunday, February 29 - Sunday, March 7, 2004 The Arizona Friends of Chamber Music (AFCM) , which has brought nationally and internationally renowned chamber music groups to perform in Tucson for over 50 years, is pleased to present the Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival . This world-class musical event has been called "one of the best and most adventurous festivals in the US"! (American Record Guide). AFCM presents our week long chamber music festival featuring 5 concerts: Sunday afternoons at 3PM, and Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings at 8PM. We also have a wonderful gala dinner on Saturday evening at the elegant Arizona Inn, also featuring music by our festival performers, along with champagne and dinner. Master classes for local students are presented on Saturday afternoon. The master classes and open dress rehearsals are free and open to the public. The festival will present 13 performers, including the Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio . Since making their debut as a trio at President Carter's inauguration in January 1977, pianist Joseph Kalichstein, violinist Jaime Laredo and cellist Sharon Robinson have set the standard for performance of the piano trio literature for 26 consecutive seasons. Jaime Laredo celebrated the 40th anniversary of his Carnegie debut recital in 2000.

47. Thunderstruck are quite capable of every wickedness. joseph Conrad (1911). The pianist is theintimate portrait of the struggle spellbound by a five minute long piano solo http://www.thunderstruck.org/pianist.htm

The Pianist: A Review By Will Johnson "The belief in a supernatural source of evil is not necessary; men alone are quite capable of every wickedness." Joseph Conrad (1911) The Holocaust was such an overwhelmingly horrific event that somehow it is hard to grasp and understand. Numbers and statistics do not do justice to this awful travesty, and does not capture the true scope of this incredible evil. It is easy to forget that the people who died had lives, hopes and dreams like every one of us. It is hard to fathom how normal people could treat others with such murderous hatred. The Pianist is the intimate portrait of the struggle of one man through this dark period in our history. Wladyslaw Szpilman, portrayed by Adrien Brody, was a talented and passionate Jewish musician in Warsaw, Poland. Based on this man's true story, Roman Polanski follows as this man survives through unspeakable and unimaginable terrors. He follows him into the depths of despair, depression and hopelessness. He leads us through the bloodshed, violence and unspeakable hatred. From 1939 until 1945. Szpilman sees everything he loves and holds dear stolen from him mercilessly. The tagline for this film is "Music was his passion. Survival was his masterpiece."

48. Tjako Van Schie - Pianist e) is holding back to this long d .) So As a performing pianist I have played theGoldbergs many Dirk Schäfer Het klavier (The piano) joseph Kerman - Listen http://users.castel.nl/~schic02/goldberg.htm

Article: J.S. Bach: The archtitect and servant of the spiritual: A closer look at the Goldberg Variations (by Tjako van Schie, pianist) contents: Introduction The time of Bach Origin of the Goldbergs More symbols ... Goldbergs on CD The Bach monogram (You can diagonally read J S B in it from the upper left to the lower right corner.) Introduction Well, this was an elaborate introduction to this article about Bach's Goldberg-Variations. It makes you feel humble. How difficult is it to capture Bach, and his music in words! A number of items which I am going to mention have been extensively descripted by others already, but it might be interesting for you as my reader to look closer to some things I discovered. I do hope this article can lead you to a better understanding of the work, that's why. The time of Bach We go to Dresden, 1742. About 250 years ago, in the middle of the late baroque era. Society and religion are characterized by big contrasts: people live with full religious devotion on one side, but on the other hand we see a strong growing rationalism. In everyday life we see humility collide with the urge to develop the individual. There is a growing interest in science. The Ars Rhetorica is the base of many art disciplines, both in religious and secular areas. Big geniuses like Galileo, Kepler and Newton were busy laying the foundations of our modern astronomy, mechanics and physics. We look at the birth of the Encyclopedia Brittanica and for the first time see the development of precise scientific gadgets. Leibnitz and Newton worked on integral calculus, which formes a basis for our modern mathematics.Van Leeuwenhoek developed a microscope and observes protozoa. Clocks and time counting machines reach a very high level of perfection.

49. First Negro Classic Ballet relaxing Claudius Wilson, an AfricanAmerican pianist and composer instructing a balletclass The long-forgotten story of joseph Rickard s contribution to http://www.huntington.org/LibraryDiv/firstnegroballet.html

The First Negro Classic Ballet by Sara S. "Sue" Hodson, Curator of Literary Manuscripts, The Huntington Library. Appears in Jan/Feb 2003 issue of Archival Outlook published by the Society of American Archivists Reproduced by permission. One day in 1946, a young Los Angeles man named Joseph Rickard looked on in horror as an African-American mother and her daughter were turned away from a dance studio where they had sought ballet lessons for the little girl. The studio's instructor told them that blacks could not study classical dance and directed them to a tap-dance studio. The outraged Rickard, a Caucasian and himself a ballet dancer, vowed to do something about this injustice. Believing passionately that all who shared his love for dance should be able to enjoy it fully, he set about starting his own dance studio specifically for African-American students. In the years after World War II and on into the 1950's, African-Americans were beginning to make tentative steps into many areas of mainstream American life, including dance. By 1951, Janet Collins would become the first black premiere dancer in the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, and in 1954 the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo would accept its first black ballerina, Raven Wilkinson (whose acceptance was limited, however, since her fair skin induced most audiences to assume she was Caucasian). But, prior to the limited integration in the 1950's, African-American dancers had been barred altogether from major ballet studios. In the 1920's, when ballet was a young dance form in the United States, aspiring dancers of color had no choice but to study either in segregated settings or as private students of prominent white teachers willing to take them. By 1937 a black ballet company, the American Negro Ballet, debuted at the Lafayette Theatre in Harlem.

50. Franz Joseph Liszt FRANZ joseph LISZT Hungarian pianist, composer, and conductor Liszt s longlastingrelationships with two married women (the Countess Marie d Agoult, by whom he http://www.wwnorton.com/classical/composers/liszt.htm

FRANZ JOSEPH LISZT Born: October 22, 1811, Raiding, Hungary Died: July 31, 1886, Bayreuth, Germany In his own words... "Music embodies feeling without forcing it to contend and combine with thought, as it is forced in most arts and especially in the art of words. If music has one advantage over the other media through which a person can represent the impressions of the soul, it owes this to its supreme capacity to make each inner impulse audible without the assistance of reason...Music presents at once the intensity and the expression of feeling. It is the embodied and intelligible essence of feeling, capable of being apprehended by our senses. It permeates them like a dart, like a ray, like a mist, like a spirit, and fills our soul." Hungarian pianist, composer, and conductor. Lizst was an innovator in his piano and orchestral works, and created new approaches to form. Franz Liszt embodied all of the great ambitions of the Romantic era, and many of its contradictions. His life spanned three generations of Romantic composers. In his early life, he was an extravagant virtuoso, the darling of the ladies, and a creator of new and adventurous music. In his old age, he turned to the church, becoming a priest, writing sacred music, and championing the music of a new generation. In 1848, Liszt abandoned his concert career to concentrate more on his composing. He took the post of court conductor to the Duke of Weimar, and it was here that he wrote or revised many of his most well-known pieces. Late in life he moved to Rome, taking minor orders there in 1865. Much of the rest of his life was taken up with composing religious music, although he kept up his career as a teacher and performer, dividing his time between Rome, Weimar, and Budapest.

51. Cayman Net News: Dr Joseph Ostroski Recommends You Know Thyself Seventyyear-old Dr joseph Ostroski sat behind his desk He told me I would never bea concert pianist. Not long after Dr. Ostroski treated his first Caymanian http://caymannetnews.com/2004/05/660/doctor.shtml

Welcome to Cayman Net News Online Search: web our site Dr Joseph Ostroski recommends you know thyself... and thy medical history Dr Joseph Ostroski by Sarah Reed Friday, May 21, 2004 With the spiritual soundness that differentiates Caymanians from the rest of the world, “know thyself” could very possibly be a comment made among young professional women in their business suits during conversation while they wait to cross the road in George Town. Or, it could easily be a comment made by a mother to daughter in lecture as they carry groceries back home. Instead, it is the 37-year motto of a man due to be honored with an Appreciation Award on Thursday from Cayman Islands Cancer Society because he understands and has grown to cherish Cayman’s people, and its way of life. Seventy-year-old Dr Joseph Ostroski sat behind his desk at his office in Doctor’s Hospital in Coral Gables, Florida and reveled in how fortunate he has been to have spent over three decades nurturing a very special relationship with the health care professionals and the people of the Cayman Islands. “My first awareness of the Cayman Islands was my introduction to a urologist, Burke Hunter, who worked very near my office in Miami,” remembers Dr Ostroski. “He was Caymanian and he brought me his cousin to treat.”

52. The Pianist (2002) - A Hollywood Jesus Movie Review of it as something that happened long ago and OFFICIAL SITE The pianist ©2002 FocusFeatures - All Rights God, Rock N Roll by Mark joseph, Dave Mustaine. http://www.hollywoodjesus.com/pianist.htm

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53. Médiathèque Musicale Mahler Most of the manuscripts of the longlived composer s 1931) A passionate musican andamateur pianist, General de Fonds joseph Kosma (1905-1969) The composer of http://www.bgm.org/en/collect_en.htm

Books Recordings Periodicals Music scores ... Recent acquisition Gustav Mahler's glasses , Paris) The in Paris, named after one of the most universally acclaimed composers of the 20th century, offers a truly exceptional collection of documents relating to classical music. The library houses an extensive collection of books in four languages, an important collection of music reviews and periodicals, a large collection of recordings, including LPs, cassettes, and CDs, an important collection of scores, rare original manuscripts, rare musical archives, a rich archive of photographs, comprehensive reference files on most of the major composers and great performers of the 20th century. For practical information, including adress and office hours, please refer to the " Services " section.

54. Croatian Music, Bunjevci Croats In Backa Music of long Ago (C 600006/HM79 joseph Angster (18341918) was born in Jagodnjak(Kacsfalu) in is maybe worth mentioning that the French pianist Alfred Brendel http://www.hr/darko/etf/et12.html

Andric, Josip Andrija Motovunjanin Joseph Angster Bajamonti, Julije ... Zupanovic, Lovro Croatian Music Darko Zubrinic, Zagreb (1995) An age is known by its music Croatian proverb (see [ Kuhac The first Croatian neum manuscripts for church music date from the 11th century. The Osor Evangelistary (1080-1082) from the convent of st. Nikola in Osor (island of Cres) is written in beneventana, ornamented by Monte Cassino initials, and accompanied with old neums. This evangelistary contains among others a prayer for the Pope, for Byzantine tsar, and for the King which at that time was factual ruler of Osor (regis nostri) - Crotian King Zvonimir. The evangelistry is held in the Vatican Archives. Some of the Christmas folk songs from the 12th century are still very popular. It is interesting that the Croats have more than 500 (five hundred) Christmas carols. There are Christmas verses that can have a dozen of different melodies, varying considerably from region to region. The number of Christmas carols is surprisingly large even in world's proportions. Very old and valuable is the Dubrovnik Missal from 12th century, now kept in the Bodleian Library in Oxford. Written in Latin, in Beneventan script, it contains prayers and some chants unique in Europe. See [

55. Review - Joseph Diamond At The Barbados Jazz Festival Night five of the Barbados Jazz Festival was opened by pianist joseph Diamond. smooth,easy listening tones and tunes were just the thing after a long day. http://www.josephdiamond.com/barbadosreview.html

Night five of the Barbados Jazz Festival was opened by pianist Joseph Diamond. Accompanied by Leo Traversa on bass and Diego Lopez on drums, Diamond's smooth, easy listening tones and tunes were just the thing after a long day. Their music fit right in to the setting of the Heritage park, which complete with individual stalls offering tempting fare, was an ideal venue to perpetuate the festival-like atmosphere. It had the desired degree of intimacy, yet open enough to roam and listen at leisure. All those combined made for special moments for what has come to be a special event. Diamond, who said he started dreaming about Barbados a week before he got here, is patently in love with Barbados, its women and flying fish. He played tracks from his debut CD " Not Your Typical New Yorker" and if any of the music sounded familiar it was because it's featured on the cable television series "Sex in the City". He endeared himself to the Bajan audience, women in particular, when he dedicated "Bajan Beauty" to the island's beautiful women. That one had quite a few heads and shoulders shaking to the steady soca beat Lopez was generating. He did justice to the Caribbean beat. Lopez dropped it in the dance hall style, handling the one drop and Shango beats with equal aplomb. It is simply amazing what diversity of sound only eight notes can produce. Despite the dissimilarity in styles of Sonny Emory and Joseph Diamond, the contrasting sounds characterize the well established Barbados Jazz Festival.

56. Stephen Kovacevich Festival Hall). Stephen Kovacevich has had a long and distinguished with the ScottishChamber Orchestra and joseph Swensen and made his debut as a pianist at the http://www.cramermarderartists.com/kovacevich.htm

Piotr Anderszewski pianist Jean-Philippe Collard pianist ... pianist Stephen Kovacevich pianist CMA Home Page Photos Biography EMI Recordings Click on topic or scroll do wn for complete information Biography July 2003 The Independent, 18 December 2002 (Mozart K491/London Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Festival Hall) Stephen Kovacevich has had a long and distinguished career as a concert pianist. His interpretations of Beethoven, Brahms, Mozart and Schubert are renowned. Award and the Stereo Review Recitals are planned in key concert capitals worldwide, notably in London, Paris, Rome, Tokyo and New York and more widely throughout North America, Europe and the Far East. In addition to his solo work, Kovacevich enjoys good relations with orchestras as a conductor and by directing from the keyboard. During the 2003/04 season he directs the London Mozart Players, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Vancouver Symphony Orchestra in this way with concerts in the South of England, Liverpool, London and Vancouver. Stephen Kovacevich was born in Los Angeles and made his debut as a pianist at the age of 11. At the age of 18 he moved to England to study with Dame Myra Hess.

57. Composer joseph Holbrooke was born in Croydon in 1878 and made his début as a pianist atthe age continued to write music throughout much of his long life, until http://www.naxos.com/composer/btm.asp?fullname=Holbrooke, Joseph

58. Jazz Crossroads 14.11.2000. Our regular half an hour long block with jazz standards performers will begin withsinger Now, we will listen to english pianist Julian joseph and Cole http://www.neobee.net/~kraguj/english/jre-14-11-2000.html

Jovan Kragujeviæ Tuesday, 14. 11. 2000. Radio 021 Jazz Crossroads Good evening. It is tuesday, 14-th of November. If you have electric power or a private source of the same and if you like jazz, then you can listen to the "Jazz Crossroads" radio show on radio "021" on 92.2 MHz, the frequency of the first program of radio "021". Our regular half an hour long block with jazz standards performers will begin with singer and guitarist Johnny Pizzarelli and his trio. They will perform a number "Route 66". It is a song about the legendary road, the link between east and west american coast. "Route 66" has been attracting musicians, artists and all those to whom this trip was more than an adventure. Johnny Pizzarelli Route 66 In just a few minutes, we traveled the road 66 from Chicago to L.A. in the company of singer/guitarist Johnny Pizzarelli and his trio. He was accompanied by the pianist Benny Green and bassist Christian McBride. Johnny's father, Bucky Pizzarelli, also a guitarist, is a member of trumpeteer B. Baily's quintet. We will listen to them perform Luis Armstrong's "Someday you'll be sorry". B. Baily

59. ABOUT GARY HUSBAND alongside DAVE WECKL Group for a sellout week long engagement at on a Meridian TV(UK) special series hosted by pianist JULIAN joseph called Jazz with http://www.121music.com/pages/cd4/bio.htm

Gary Husband Born in Leeds, Yorkshire, England Studied classical piano under Ms. Fanny Waterman while gaining experience backing visiting ALAN WAKEMEN, MALCOLM GRIFFITHS and others from London in local clubs, (playing drums or piano). Also gained experience performing with an ensemble led by PAT EVANS in a very "visual" and "free" form of improvised music around this time. First professional position playing drums -one nighters, dances, broadcasts etc. with SYD LAWRENCE ORCHESTRA, aged 16, stayed eighteen months. Other freelance session work, composing for B.B.C./Y.T.V. jingles etc. Cabaret work with LULU, THE BACHELORS, MATT MONRO, FRANKIE LAINE etc. Following the move to London, live work in the area of jazz & jazz/rock included BARBARA THOMPSON'S PARAPHERNALIA, THE JIM MULLEN/DICK MORRISEY BAND, MARION MONTGOMERY, MIKE CARR TRIO, PAZ, GARY BOYLE BAND, RONNIE SCOTT GROUP (on piano), GORDON BECK QUARTET, MO FOSTER AND RAY RUSSELL'S "R.M.S.", GIL EVANS ORCHESTRA, IAN CARR'S NUCLEUS, JEFF CLYNE'S "TURNING POINT", MIKE MOWER ORCHESTRA, 20th CENTURY BLUES (on guitar). Much backing various artists at Ronnie Scott's Club, varied session work & a taste of West End show work. Around the late 70s, established a musical partnership with guitarist ALLAN HOLDSWORTH working in a group that is still evolving to this day, many albums and international tours later.

60. Joseph Rescigno, Bio, Images, Schedule Rescigno is one in a long line of musicians on first music teacher was his grandfather,joseph Rescigno Reese Llewellyn Rescigno, a singer and pianist, who bore http://www.concertatore.com/rescigno.html

About Joseph Rescigno Top Coming engagements Bio Management ... CONTACT Joseph Rescigno Photo credit: John Fitzgerald , Louisville, KY Why concertatore Concertatore is a rather old-fashioned name for a conductor in an opera house. Typically and colloquially, Italians refer to the person who leads an orchestra as il direttore d’orchestra. The person who not only leads the performance but works on the conception and realization of a piece with singers, stage directors, choreographers, and just about anyone else involved, however, was historically il direttore d’orchestra e maestro concertatore . This is not to slight a direttore, mind you. That person may come in half-way through the season, for example, and do a large number of performances in outstanding fashion. But the most gratifying part is being that concertatore —pulling together diverse forces and leading that concerted effort in which the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Joseph Rescigno The images grew so extensive that we moved them onto a separate page: more images On this page (click or scroll): top Why concertatore coming engagements ... a note on pronunciation Coming Engagements Note: Always check dates and times with the company in question.

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