81. Primary School Plays - Magic Parrot Productions UK Alternatively, some schools use their own pianist or organist baby, so it was a verylong dangerous journey Mary and joseph were very grateful to their faithful http://fgreen14.users.btopenworld.com/page12.html

A Brand New Star- Nativity Play: More details Price £30.00 plus shipping (Please see order form for details. ) Thank you for your interest in the Nativity Play "Brand New Star".It is a very simple short script with narration telling the traditional Christian Nativity story. I have included page 1 of the script so you can get an idea! There are eight modern original songs, as listed below. Schools sometimes add their own selection of other traditional carols to produce a longer concert. Otherwise, the production is about 40 minutes in length. Last time I staged it in my own school it was performed by 85 children including choir, but it can be performed by a group as small as 15. (Cast List below) The package contains script, CD, and basic sheet music. The CD contains two copies of each song, one with vocals for rehearsing, one "backing track" for performance. Therefore no musical ability is needed, but you will need a CD player and microphone for the most effective delivery. (Alternatively, some schools use their own pianist or organist etc.) CAST LIST Mary ..

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A Heinlein Concordance created by M. E. Cowan Robert A Heinlein Introduction no frames index From the stories: A B C D ... XYZ From the real world: a b c d ... xyz A Heinlein Concordance ©2004 M.E.Cowan A Heinlein Concordance presented by the Heinlein Society Mr. B Alex Hergensheimer 's designation for the boss of the thug who came aboard the Konge Knut to collect the million dollars in Alec Graham 's lockbox. His real identity was never revealed. Job: A Comedy of Justice Dr. Babcock (no first name) Relativist (astrogator) in the . He was killed on Elysia Time for the Stars Babcock Bay Site on Constance where the was anchored; no doubt named after Dr. Babcock. Time for the Stars Babies Unlimited Host-mother firm in Las Vegas Friday baby barlops [mentioned in passing] Unidentified food that Maureen Johnson was offered for breakfast at the Grand Hotel Augustus To Sail Beyond the Sunset Baby Bill (no last name) [mentioned in passing] Two-year-old whom the 1969 headlines reported as winning a $1 million TV jackpot. Methuselah's Children Babylon Code name of a regional headquarters of the Cabal ("If This Goes On—") Back Room Expensive restaurant where Dudley Jefferson took Don Harvey to eat. While there, they realized they were being followed.

83. Classical Notes a concert of choral music both a cappella and accompanied by Judith long Avitable. WithJoseph Fennimore, international composer and pianist in a http://www.albany.net/~source/eclass.html

MARCH 18 Joseph Fennimore. A performance by the well-known local pianist. 11 a.m. Saint Joseph Hall Auditorium, College of Saint Rose, Albany. 454-5178. Free. MARCH 21 Empire State Youth Orchestra. In a program by Grieg, Ravel and Wagner; featuring Feliece Kuan, winner of the 1997 Lois Lyman Concerto Competition. $6-$9. 8 p.m. TSB Music Hall, Troy. 273-0038. Arcata Quartet. A program of Beethoven, Leos Janacek, David Noon, Dvorak. Presented by Friends of Chamber Music. $15, $7/students. 8 p.m. Kiggins Hall, Emma Willard School, Troy. 273-8135. There is Sweet Music Here: Music for Lent, Music for Spring. Albany Pro Music presents a concert of choral music both a cappella and accompanied by Judith Long Avitable. Lenten music will be contrasted with works highlighting the splendors of nature's glories. 8 p.m. St. John the Evangelist, Schenectady. 273-6510. MARCH 22 There is Sweet Music Here: Music for Lent, Music for Spring. Albany Pro Music presents a concert of choral music both a cappella and accompanied by Judith Long Avitable. Lenten music will be contrasted with works highlighting the splendors of nature's glories. 3 p.m. Blessed Sacrament Church, Albany. 273-6510. Schenectady Symphony Orchestra.

84. Essentials Of Music - Composers FRANZ joseph LISZT Born October 22, 1811 Hungarian pianist, composer and conductor Liszt slonglasting relationships with two married women (the Countess Marie http://www.essentialsofmusic.com/composer/liszt.html

COMPOSERS 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. Liszt was born in Hungary, where his father was in the employ of a wealthy family. His early talent in music was rewarded by the support of a group of Hungarian nobles who subsidized his studies in Paris. There he became part of an important circle of artists, writers and musicians that included

85. Arts Electric HPSCHD Anthony de Mare, pianist, has long been recognized for his performing versatility. JosephKubera, pianist, has been a leading interpreter of contemporary http://www.arts-electric.org/emfevents/spring04/hpschd.html

EMF @ Chelsea Art Museum Electronic Music Foundation presents 6 cutting edge concerts at the May 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 ... Calendar listings Saturday, May 8 from 8 - 11pm John Cage and Lejaren Hiller: HPSCHD John Cage and Lejaren Hiller composed HPSCHD in the 1960s for 7 harpsichords playing computer-processed versions of music by Mozart and later composers, 51 tapes of computer-generated sounds, 6400 slide images, and 40 films projected on large screens throughout the performance space. The first performance was at the University of Illinois on May 16, 1969. The performance was five hours long and attended by more than 8000 people. HPSCHD is arguably the largest and wildest composition of the 20th century. This presentation at the Chelsea Art Museum will use synthesizers instead of harpsichords and video and DVD projectors instead of slide and film projectors. It is, as artistic director Joel Chadabe puts it, "a new production of HPSCHD for the 21st century." The synthesizer performances are by Robert Conant Anthony de Mare , and Joseph Kubera The conception of this production and its artistic direction is by Joel Chadabe , realized by Langdon Crawford as technical director, with assistance from

86. American Experience | Golden Gate Bridge | People & Events | PBS the arts like his mother, a pianist, and his a fine artist, one day young Josephwould help CincinnatiCovington Bridge, America s first long-span suspension http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/goldengate/peopleevents/p_strauss.html

Joseph Baermann Strauss was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, just ten years after the Civil War . Raised in an artistic family, Joseph loved poetry and hoped to pursue a career in the arts like his mother, a pianist, and his father, a painter and writer. Though he never became a fine artist, one day young Joseph would help create one of the most famous bridges in the world. An Inspiring Bridge At the University of Cincinnati, Strauss developed lifelong interests. He continued writing poetry, but mostly studied commerce and economics. Standing five feet, three inches tall, Strauss struggled to overcome the limitations of his slight frame. After trying out for the football team, Strauss ended up recovering in the school infirmary, spending his time gazing out the window at the Cincinnati-Covington Bridge, America's first long-span suspension bridge. Strauss developed a deep fascination with bridges. Earnest, Determined, Ambitious A tenacious campaigner, Strauss was selected by his peers as both class president and class poet. For his commencement address in 1892, Strauss penned a 21-stanza poem titled "Reveries," and presented his senior thesis, an outlandish proposal to construct an international railroad spanning the Bering Strait between Alaska and Russia. Alfred K. Nippert, Strauss' fraternity brother, recalled, "Before a crowded house, a bewildered faculty, and a distinguished group of visitors and speakers, this modest, soft-spoken young graduate unfolded his Utopian dream." Though Strauss' plan was unorthodox, his earnestness won over the skeptical audience.

87. Earshot Jazz Monthly Publication Archive Saxophonist joseph Jarman is a veteran of the Art Violinist Leroy Jenkins, too, haslong been a bearer of pianist Myra Melford became a jazz musician in the http://www.earshot.org/zine-arch.asp?NewsLetterID=11

88. The Pianist Movie Review At The Z Review UK Movie Review Even though The pianist is at moments too long, it is still a Copyright, 2003 JosephC. Tucker. on the rights of the film owners of The pianist and intellectual http://www.thezreview.co.uk/reviews/p/pianistthe.htm

Home News Coming Soon Movie Trailers ... Contact The Pianist Movie Review: A commendable film about the Holocaust called The Grey Zone (2002) was released last fall and hardly anybody had the opportunity to see it. Focus Features now releases another acclaimed Holocaust film called The Pianist, which follows the days of real-life Jewish pianist Wladyslaw Szpilman. Hopefully with the award buzz and recognition that The Pianist is receiving, many audiences might be able to see this film. Though The Pianist is a film that is very hard to watch, people should see this very powerful film about one of the darkest periods in history. The film is based on the book by Szpilman, who survived the Holocaust mostly by luck. The story opens with the introduction of Szpilman as a well-respected and talented pianist in Warsaw, Poland. After the Nazis take over the city during in 1941, Szpilman and his family face nearly every horror of the Holocaust.

89. Joseph Marx (1882-1964) - Current Recording Projects And Concerts conductor Steven Sloane (right) after a long but very On February 13, 2004, the Britishpianist and composer Leonard will perform 10 songs by joseph Marx at http://www.joseph-marx.org/en/current.html

Joseph Marx th anniversary of his death... Master of the romantic impressionism Last update Visits English Main Page The adventure begins... In quest of the legendary Autumn Symphony The Complete List of Works ... Download the website as a PDF file (3 MB, always updated) n/a Gallery (current number of images: 61) In the footsteps of Marx: Travelogue of a memorable journey DEUTSCHE VERSION DIESER SEITE REQUEST TO THE READER: If you should have knowledge of scheduled or already performed concerts or recordings of Marx's music anywhere in the world, I would very much appreciate receiving a message. This kind of interactive support allows me to update and to complete this chapter of my website. berkant@joseph-marx.org OVERVIEW OF THIS CHAPTER: Recording Projects Concert Listing Recording Projects MARX'S ENTIRE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC IS BEING RECORDED BY ASV GENESIS OF THIS PROJECT: In October 2001 , I contacted the composer, record producer and recording executive Miguel Kertsman visit his website ) and drew his attention to my website. When I suggested him to produce a CD series with the complete orchestral works of Joseph Marx (Josef Marx), he was highly interested so that I started to provide to him any information that could be required for such a huge project, which also included a

90. Bill Anschell's Biography: Jazz Pianist, Composer, And Producer where he worked with legendary bassist Richard Davis and was featured in an hourlongspecial over (pianist). joseph Patrick Moore, Soul Cloud, 2000. (pianist). http://www.mindspring.com/~billanschell/anschellbio.htm

Seattle pianist/composer Bill Anschell attended Oberlin College and Wesleyan University, receiving a music degree from the latter in 1982. "While at Wesleyan, he studied privately with Bill Barron, composition; and T Ranganathon, South Indian rhythmic theory. He later spent three years in Madison, Wisconsin, where he worked with legendary bassist Richard Davis and was featured in an hour-long special over Wisconsin Public Radio. From 1989 to 2002 he lived in Atlanta, working extensively both as a bandleader and as a sideman for visiting and resident jazz artists. During that period his trio appeared in leading events across the Southeast, including the 1996 Summer Olympic Games, the Atlanta Jazz Festival, and Piccolo Spoleto. In the fall of 1996, Anschell led the trio on an 18-concert tour of Central and South America. They returned in 1999 and 2001 for follow-up tours of Brazil, Peru and Paraguay. From 1992 to 1996, Anschell worked extensively with vocalist Nnenna Freelon, serving as her musical director and pianist. In that capacity, Anschell performed in festivals and concert halls across the U.S. and throughout Europe. Among the group's many touring highlights were appearances at the North Sea Jazz Festival in Holland, the Nice Festival in France, the Monterrey Jazz Festival in California, and the Kennedy Center in Washington. Their performances were widely broadcast on radio and television including National Public Radio's "JazzSet," hosted by Branford Marsalis; Radio France; and French national television.

91. Joseph Schillinger Biography . a mathematician and pianist of the first rank who and those who love music laboredlong and hard patterns even without knowing about joseph Schillinger have http://www.geodyne.com/schillinger/bio.htm

Joseph Schillinger September 1,1995 marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Schillinger. This great man was truly the Renaissance Man . . . a mathematician and pianist of the first rank who established music as a natural science. Schillinger was a true genius whose intellect germinated a magnificent system to explain how music works, what it is and how to make it. And make it they did! George Gershwin and Glenn Miller were two of the many fortunate ones who personally studied with him. Using patterns given to them by Schillinger, these artists gained fresh new ideas for their particular style. All exhibited their best work after studying with Schillinger. What was this magic? What was it that brought out the classic beauty of Summertime or the jazz great PEnnsylvania 6-5000? Considering the results of his students' work, clearly Schillinger's methods are far superior to any others known. Just who was Joseph Schillinger? What was this knowledge that Schillinger imparted? What was the spark of genius that made him unique? Let us take a brief look at his biography, then maybe we can understand. He came to America in 1928 and let us think a minute about what it was like then. There was no TV, no stereo, no color photography, silent movies; just one half the population as today, and prohibition was the law of the land. America was a rural, not urban society. Movies and radio unified the people . . . it was their media, it was their time. But then as now human nature was the same and people wanted a better life, better things, continued improvements, as it is our nature to try to attain perfection. They wanted their own music to express their world.

92. Boulder Weekly | Buzz | OverTones Sexsmith’s talents have long been championed by major names from Paul McCartney on Whatever It Takes ) and the work of guests including pianist Ed Harcourt http://www.boulderweekly.com/overtones.html

Love and politics by Vince Darcangelo Matthew Ryan is standing at the intersection of history, where music past and future culminate in the emotional refrains of his new CD, Regret Over the Wire. Literally, Ryan is in a Kansas City hotel room, brushing his teeth, musing on music, politics and his career in the middle of a successful tour with Gary Jules. "This is my fourth record, and I'm having more fun now than I ever did," says Ryan. "There's just more and more great audiences that seem to be looking for that community that only music can offer outside of politics and AA." Regret Over the Wire, Ryan's fourth disc, is his best-selling release to date. "It justifies why I need to do this on some level," he says. "You can't measure yourself by sales, but the human part of sales is the fact that there are people that are, at some level, sitting at home or driving around with your record and agreeing with what you have to say." What Ryan has to say is both sad and hopeful, mixing tales of heartbreak with sharp political commentary. The way Ryan sees it, there's not much difference. "I think everything is love and politics," he says.

93. Www.delawareonline.com : The News Journal : LOCAL : Jazz Pianist Learned From Th Jazz pianist learned from the greats Wilmington man has been part of music history Josephinterested me in the piano. How long was that a part of your life? http://www.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/local/2004/04/11jazzpianistlear.html

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94. Sonata Recital: Joseph Szigeti And Bela Bartok, Classical Notes, Peter Gutmann joseph Szigeti, one of the most acclaimed violinists of Bartok was not only an accomplishedpianist but one Both were lifelong friends, allied by their ardent http://www.classicalnotes.net/reviews/szigeti.html

Beethoven: Sonata # 9 in A Major, Op. 47 ("Kreutzer") Bartok: Rhapsody # 1 for Violin and Piano Debussy: Sonata for Violin and Piano in g minor Bartok: Second Sonata for Violin and Piano Joseph Szigeti, Violin Bela Bartok, Piano Library of Congress, Washington, DC April 13, 1940 Vanguard Classics OVC 8008 Most of us tend to think of chamber music as a sterile affair in which refined musicians gently amuse a staid group of corseted ladies and starched gentlemen amid lavish splendor. Pretty dull stuff. A few minutes of this disc should forever demolish such an absurd myth. This is, quite simply, one of the greatest concerts ever recorded. Blazing with passion, it ranks right up there with Benny Goodman at Carnegie Hall, James Brown at the Apollo, the Allman Brothers at the Fillmore, or your own sweat-drenched favorite. As with most such events, its supreme quality arose from a unique confluence of forces, a single moment in time that would never recur. Joseph Szigeti, one of the most acclaimed violinists of the century, was a fervent advocate of modern music. Bela Bartok was not only an accomplished pianist but one of the most influential composers of his era. Both were life-long friends, allied by their ardent nationalism and anti-fascism, who emigrated to America. Szigeti came first. Bartok arrived on April 11, 1940. This recital two days later was their first in the New World.

95. USRF - Joseph J. Kaufman (1921-1999) joseph J. Kaufman, MD 1921 1999 Professor of Urology open-ocean swimmer, a masterfulpianist, and a During his long and distinguished career, Joe received http://www.usrf.org/jjk_memoriam.html

The following In Memoriam Tribute to Professor Kaufman was prepared at the invitation of the UCLA Faculty Senate Archives and will be included there in January, 2000. Joseph J. Kaufman, M.D. Professor of Urology, Emeritus "Had he been a soldier, he would have been General. Had he been a politician, he would have been Senator. Had he been a nobleman, he would be have been King." Joe Kaufman was the most distinguished urologist of his day. He was a complex, multifaceted individual, who was a brilliant physician and surgeon, a great teacher, and a personal inspiration to all who knew him. In any room of people operating room, lecture hall, athletic field, or social gathering his presence was the dominant one. He influenced the lives of thousands of patients, trainees, co-workers, and students during a UCLA career which spanned nearly 40 years. During those years, both UCLA and the specialty of urology changed from struggling start-ups into important forces. No individual did more to lead these transitions than Joe Kaufman. Joe was effective because of his innate leadership abilities, and also because he was a striking physical presence. Tall, dark, and handsome, he had a booming voice and a commanding demeanor. He was an extremely gifted communicator, clever and funny, both with the spoken and written word. In his many areas of endeavor, he exuded a self-confidence, which assured the best possible result. He was often called a "Renaissance Man" because he was talented in many different fields.

96. Pianist, The - Music From The Movies Kilar s contribution to the album is less than two minutes long and has A minor, Op.17,No.4, which nevertheless demonstrates The pianist s exceptional talent. http://www.musicfromthemovies.com/review.asp?ID=1301

97. Caribbean South Bend, IN - St Joseph, Indiana as a pro, Michael Levine has acquired a reputation as a topnotch solo pianist. Longstints as a road musician in bands and playing venues as varied as the http://www.gigmasters.com/Caribbean/Caribbean_SouthBend_IN.asp

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98. USATODAY.com - Motown's Funk Brothers Cast Long 'Shadows' Motown s Funk Brothers cast long Shadows By Steve Jones, USA TODAY. As DrummerUriel Jones, left, and pianist Joe Hunter, original members of Motown s house http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/news/2002-11-28-funk-brothers_x.htm

Cars Jobs Travel Education ... Weather Movies Movies home Box office report Summer movies DVD releases Music Music home On the Verge Top albums Top singles ... Listen Up TV TV home Nielsen ratings Critic's Corner 'American Idol' Books Books home Top 150 books Summer books Open Book ... Daily haiku contest Columnists Columnists home Robert Bianco Peter Johnson Whitney Matheson ... Craig Wilson More Life People Crosswords Media Mix Pop Candy ... Click here to get the Daily Briefing in your inbox Posted 11/28/2002 7:14 PM Updated 12/5/2002 5:08 PM Motown's Funk Brothers cast long 'Shadows' By Steve Jones, USA TODAY As Motown's studio band, the Funk Brothers kept those unforgettable grooves bubbling up from the basement at Hitsville USA. Drummer Uriel Jones, left, and pianist Joe Hunter, original members of Motown's house band, still play in Detroit. By Carlos Osorio, AP

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