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about submit item become an editor feedback the entire directory only in this category Top Instruments Keyboard Piano ... Bands and Artists : O A B C D ... Okashiro, Chitose - Japanese pianist. Includes biography, discography, concert tours, and news. In English and Japanese. Ousset, Cécile - French pianist page with biography, discography, repertoire and reviews. Owings, John - Pianist and teacher; includes biography, discography, articles and photos. O " search on: All the Web AltaVista Google HotBot ... Yahoo This category needs an editor Help build the largest human-edited directory of the Web Submit a Site Open Directory Project Become an Editor Last update: 13:29 GMT, Wednesday, April 9, 2003 - edit

83. Site Map Spring 2004 (Sony Classical) Artists testimonials; john owings, American pianistand Robert Casadesus specialist, has just recorded the following works http://www.robertcasadesus.com/actu_productions.php?req_lang=jp

84. CD Reviews-JB this sensational instrumental guitarist and pianist released A With The Wolf , StudebakerJohn s eighth, was Wilkins (string bass), Bryan owings (drums) and http://members.tripod.com/blue_country/id19.htm

var TlxPgNm='id19'; var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" BLUE COUNTRY home CD Reviews-EB CD Reviews-HF CD Reviews-JB CD Reviews-AS CD Reviews-JB The following reviews are by John Bates (Blues Association of South-East Q'ld~Member) The Backsliders - "Live At The Basement" (Warner Vision 256460837-2) Local www.backsliders.com.au / www.thebasement.com.au 16 tracks, 90 mins. Finally the DVD we have all been waiting for. Aussie blues favourites The Backsliders have been playing their brand of the blues since 1989. The current line up is Rob Hirst (ex Midnight Oil skin man), master harmonica player Jim Conway and the only original member of the band Dom Turner (vocals and guitars). "Live At The Basement" was recorded at Sydney's Basement establishment and highlights tracks from The Backsliders career including eight selections from the latest CD and their eighth release, "Hanoi". Some of the tunes are "Smokestack Lightning", "Ï Wish You Would", "You Got To Move", "House On The Corner", "Son Of The Father", "Wretch Like Me", "Kokomo", "You Three" and "House On The Corner". Hear them all in 5.1 surround sound. DVD bonuses include an informative interview with Dom Tuner interwoven with rare studio clips plus a special live performance of "Hanoi". Overall an excellent visual of Australia's best country blues band. If you haven't scene The Backsliders live then "Live At The Basement" well show you what all the fuss is about. An instant classic.

85. Caldwell Fine Arts Past Performances Lupo, Neil Rutman, Edward Newman, JeanYves Thibaudet, Angela Hewitt, john Owingsand Per Now Emanuela, who is also a pianist, and I have just moved to http://www.albertson.edu/cfa/archive/Cleveland/cleveland.htm

Cleveland International Piano Competition Winner Antonio Pompa-Baldi Caldwell Fine Arts presents the Cleveland International Competition Winner, Antonio Pompa-Baldi, in Jewett Auditorium on Tuesday, March 20, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at Select-a-Seat, door, or call 459-3405. Adults are $10-12 and students $8-10. Caldwell is one of two Idaho communities to book the 1999 Winner of the Cleveland Piano Competition. Antonio was so successful at his August performance at the Sandpoint Music Festival with the Spokane Symphony that he was immediately re-engaged.  The Cleveland Competition is very difficult. The Robert Casadesus Society and the Cleveland Institute of Music founded this competition in 1975 to honor the memory of the great French pianist, Robert Casadesus who had close ties with George Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra. A screening committee reviewed 220 audio tapes and documentation of pianists ages 19-32 from around the world. They invited 61 pianists to perform at the 1999 Cleveland International Competition. Antonio Pompa-Baldi became the prize winner after four rounds of playing which took place August 8 to August 14. At the end of the first round, only 16 advanced. Every subsequent round reduced the candidates by half. Phillippe Bianconi, a Van Cliburn Silver Medalist, who performed here in 1986, was a winner of the Cleveland Competition in 1981. Other finalists among the many who have had successful careers have included Sergei Babayan, Benedetto Lupo, Neil Rutman, Edward Newman, Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Angela Hewitt, John Owings and Per Tengstrand of Sweden, the 1997 winner.

86. About Me! pianist * Composer * Songwriter * Poet. Education * New England 97 Festivals * TheJohn Lennon Songwriting Contest Library of Poetry Contest/ owings Mills, MD http://www.wsmcafe.com/new_users/0/8/08151343f97/page2.html

Pianist * Composer * Songwriter * Poet Education * New England Conservatory of Music (NEC)/ Boston, MA- Fall 2000(3rd Semester) (Majoring in Music Performance) * Berklee College of Music (BMC)/ Boston, MA- Summer 1998, Spring 1999(Private Instruction) * Escala Musical (EM)/ São Paulo, Brazil- 1994-96(Graduated in Popular Music Education- Electronic Keyboards) * Basic Organ Experience (BOE)/ São Paulo, Brazil- 1993-94 Principal Teachers Eyran K. Piano/ Ear Training NEC David Zoffer Jazz Piano NEC Adam Larrabee Jazz Theory NEC James Stewardson Ensemble NEC Paul Burdick Learning Technology for Music-In-Education NEC Laszlo Gardony Pop Music/ Jazz BCM Valéria Gadioli Music Theory/ Performance EM Mario A. Ribeiro Folk Brazilian Music/ National and International Music Performance Experience * Solo Performances - Kracatoa, 1994-95 (Keyboards) Ensemble Experience * Pop/ Rock Brazilian Band- Aug. 97 * Bossa Nova Festival Band- Oct. 97 Festivals * The John Lennon Songwriting Contest/ New York, NY- 1998(Both Lyrics and Music Composed by Rodrigo A. Ribeiro)

87. MPT Press Release owings MILLS, MD Maryland Public Television is committed to 130 am 230 am JohnMellencamp The hitmaker (remember Short People? ), pianist Newman brings http://www.mpt.org/about/pr_archive/2000/october00/proct9.shtml

Contact: Colleen Wright colleenwright@mpt.org 800-223-3678 x 4293 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 24, 2000 FROM THE DIXIE CHICKS TO THE JOFFREY BALLET, IT'S ALL ON MARYLAND PUBLIC TELEVISION OWINGS MILLS, MD Maryland Public Television is committed to bringing Marylanders the best of arts and cultural programming Through programs such as Great Performances, Masterpiece Theatre, Sessions @ West 54th and local productions such as Images of Maryland 1900-2000 and The Morgan Choir: A Silver Anniversary , MPT presents programming that matches the diverse interests of Marylanders. Saturdays, approximately 1:00 a.m.-2:00 a.m. Sessions @ West 54th November 4, 1:10 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.: Dixie Chicks: One of the most popular country music acts on the contemporary scene, the Dixie Chicks major-label debut, Wide Open Spaces, remained ensconced at the top of the Billboard Top 200 chart for over 80 weeks. In August of '99 they released Fly, the long-awaited follow-up to Spaces, which reached #1 on the pop and country charts its first week. The trio, Natalie Maines, Martie Seidel and Emily Erwin, sing three-part harmony and play their own instruments like no one else performing today, paying their dues with three independently released albums and then exploding onto the music scene. Their natural charm and wily ways with songs have made them one of the most accomplished touring acts in the country, headlining and selling out large arenas on a regular basis. Their visit to

88. Baltimoresun.com - Morris' Rare Bass-baritone Edwin Arlington Robinson set to music by john Duke, the Cumberlandborn, Peabody-trainedcomposer and pianist who died http://www.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/music/bal-to.music18may18,0,3218497.st

89. Welcome To Dave's Datebook! 56 in 2005) Jazz Musician Maria owings Shriver 1955 Comedian, Vaudevillan, MovieActor, RFNJohn Sigvard; of Jun 29, 1941 (was 80) pianist, Composer, Statesman http://www.davesdatebook.com/64files/64db1106.htm

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90. Baltimore City Paper: CITY PAPER ONLINE 404 Error - Page Not Found Gordon Center for Performing Arts in owings Mills kicks Local avantjazz guys JohnDierker and Will Violinist Zoltan Szabo and pianist Reynaldo Reyes play Bach http://www.citypaper.com/2000-09-13/short.html

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91. A&E: Despite this, they could play quietly when necessary, and the piano soloist, Johnowings, could always be heard. owings is a magnificent pianist, and he played http://www.northern.edu/exponent/archive/2001/1212/ae/1212-wolf.htm

NSU orchestra performs Peter and the Wolf By Bob Pore - Campus Reporter On Nov. 18 at 4:00 p.m., the University Civic Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alexander Fokkens, performed Peter and the Wolf by Sergey Prokofiev, and Ludwig van Beethoven’s Third Piano Concerto Peter and the Wolf However, that was not the case for Beethoven’s Third Piano Concerto . The french horns were sometimes a little too loud and would drown out the rest of the orchestra. Despite this, they could play quietly when necessary, and the piano soloist, John Owings, could always be heard. Owings is a magnificent pianist, and he played the solo part very well, always managing to keep up with the pace in the first and third movements. And the orchestra, when it wasn’t being drowned out, provided him with good accompaniment. Overall, it was a very good concert. This site designed by Ryan Spellerberg

92. Series Information of Art Louise Toppin, soprano, Fritz Gearhart, violin, Selma Gokcen, cello, johnOwings, piano Program (The pianist, a student of john Ruggero, is 10 http://www.cvnc.org/Series.html

An Online Classical Music Journal for Central North Carolina Classical Series Click on the links below to view 2001/2002 series information Triangle area Carolina Ballet Carolina Union Performing Arts Series Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle Chamber Arts Society (Durham) ... Artists Series North Carolina, excluding the Triangle Appalachian Performing Arts Series (Boone) Charlotte Symphony Classics Series Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra Opera Carolina (Charlotte) ... Winston-Salem Symphony Raleigh Chamber Music Guild (RCMG) Sights and Sounds on Sundays (SSS) Series August 12 at 3:00 NCMA-RCMG: SSS: Clarino Consort (Barry Bauguess and Patrick Dougherty, baroque trumpets, and John O'Brien, harpsichord) September 16 at 3:00 NCMA-RCMG: SSS: Aurora Musicalis (Brian Reagin, violin, Elizabeth Beilman, cello, Jimmy Gilmore, clarinet, Kari Miller, piano) ("Music of the Court") Sunday, September 16

93. The Rodricks Guest Check Shop, 410276-5565 Tosca Grille, owings Mills, 410 If Women Ruled the World PianistCyrus Chestnut Chesapeake gourmet john Shields, Chesapeake Bay Cooking with http://members.aol.com/Rodricks/GuestCheck.html

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94. The Steve Bassett Discography john Hammond, Sr came during the next year with Jimmy Black, veteran Virginia jazzpianist. to the Shoals to meet my bubbas David Hood, Brian owings, and Kelvin http://www.stevebassettmusic.com/bio.html

"Steve Bassett's musical style is a synthesis of America's root music; blues, r&b, gospel, and rock & roll. Not only does Steve have a true feeling for the blues, he is a master of the gospel idiom, and in this combination of talents he is just about unique in music. He is a singer's singer and he communicates with his audience in a soulful front porch manner that crosses markets and generations and leaves his listener feeling like he has sung to them alone." - John Hammond, Sr. - Pretty flattering words, aren't they? They came from the mouth of the most legendary talent scout in the history of American popular music, John Hammond, Sr., the man who discovered and nurtured the careers of Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Lionel Hampton, Billie Holliday, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Ray Vaughan and so many others. One could surmise that Mr. Hammond knew a thing or two about American music. His uncanny knack for discovering new talent earned him the respect of musicians worldwide throughout his long and distinguished career. And Mr. Hammond's words ring true as you hear Steve for yourself.

95. GreenvilleOnline.com - Obituaries Club and lent her talents as a pianist on many two sisters, Evelyn O. Hunt and RuthOwings, of Greenville. Ngoc Ha, Lee Maddox and john Ambrose will serve as http://news.greenvilleonline.com/obits/obits.php?content=obittext&searchdate=200

96. Y-ARTS, Young Audiences Radio Talk Show 4/26/2001 Photographer Patte owings discusses her solo show 4/5/2001 An interviewwith jazz pianist and Young 1/25/2001John Vanausdall, President and CEO of http://www.yaindy.org/yarts.htm

Click on the banner to return to the Young Audiences of Indiana Homepage at www.yaindy.org Young Audiences joined together with radio station WICR 88.7FM and the Fine Arts Society to bring families Y-ARTS, Young Audiences Radio Talk Show, Indianapolis' only Arts Education radio magazine. Each week host M. Travis DiNicola interviews Indiana's most exciting artists, educators, and leaders of cultural organizations, and reviews upcoming cultural events that are family friendly. Get your FREE REALPLAYER so you can listen to Y-ARTS anytime you want! Shows available via RealAudio marked with (NOTE: If you have a problem with our RealAudio archive, please e-mail us to let us know. Thanks.) A note to the listeners of Y-ARTS: I'm sorry to say that after three wonderful years of broadcasting, Young Audiences is discontinuing Y-ARTS due to funding difficulties. We will continue maintain our Real Audio archive of past broadcasts for your use. As we broadcast our last show, we give thanks to all of our sponsors during the past three years: Cinergy, IPALCO, Clowes Memorial Hall, The Efroymson Family Fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, and The Pike Performing Arts Center. Also, we want to thank the fine people at WICR and the Fine Arts Society for all of their hard work and their assistance in making Y-ARTS possible over the past few years. And a very special thanks to our talented engineer at WICR, Brent Miller. His hard work, attention to detail, and dedication to the arts and public broadcasting are to be commended. He has been a true friend to Young Audiences of Indiana. And, finally, thanks to YOU, the listener, for your support!

97. TCU School Of Music Program. HAROLD MARTINA, Since 1999 pianistIn-Residence. Bands. JOHNOWINGS, Since 1990 Professor of Piano; Division Chair, Piano. http://www.music.tcu.edu/faculty_fulltime.asp

Full-time Faculty SHEILA M. ALLEN , Since 1985 Associate Professor of Voice; Division Chair of Voice J. DAVID BROCK , Since 2002 Assistant Professor of Voice JON BURGESS , Since 2000 Associate Professor of Trumpet H. JOSEPH BUTLER , Since 1996 Associate Dean and Director of Graduate Studies; Professor of Music; University Organist , Since 2003 Assistant Professor of Cello RICHARD ESTES , Since 1992 Associate Professor of Music; Director of Opera Studio , Since 1990 Artist-in-Residence BLAISE J. FERRANDINO , Since 1990 Associate Professor of Music Theory and Composition; Division Chair, Theory and Composition BOBBY R. FRANCIS , Since 2000 Associate Professor of Music; Director of Bands GERALD R. GABEL

98. 2004 TCU/Cliburn Institute Whether you are an active pianist striving to sharpen your performing skills JohnOwings, Yoheved Kaplinsky, and Ingrid Clarfield will present a wide variety http://www.tcu-cliburn.org/teachers_program.asp

Teachers Program (June 22-27) Teachers Our Mission T he Teachers Program offers unparalleled experience for piano teachers of all levels. Whether you are an active pianist striving to sharpen your performing skills or a devoted pedagogue wishing to attend as an observer, you will come away from this program fully inspired and energized. Program Description Performing Participants A ll performing participants play in one master class, receive two private lessons, and perform in recitals. Repertoire is entirely free choice and playing from memory is not required. Extra private lessons may be possible through individual arrangement with the faculty member of your choice, at an additional cost. Active Observers F General Observers W ithin the five days of activities, all Observers will have opportunities to attend a wide variety of events ranging from artist recitals to concerto concerts, from lectures to demonstration teaching classes, and from master classes to an informal musicale session. Informal Musicale B oth Active and General Observers who love to exchange ideas and play for each other in a casual setting, the informal musicale session is perfect for you. It is not open to the public, and is intended for teachers who may feel too shy to perform in master classes and public recitals but would love to play for a small private group of peers or have discussions, just for fun.

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