41. Ovation! Management Recent Events The critic of the Chicago sun Times proclaimed her Da Vinci Quartet cofounderand first violinist. Tenor Simon kyung lee joins the roster after several http://www.ovationmanagement.org/Recent.html

dqmcodebase = "scripts/" //script folder location Vladimir Matorin had a terrific audience response at this Metropolitan Opera debut January 27th, 2004. His NY Times review read: 'Robust bass, Vladimir Matorin, had a triumphant Met Opera debut as the wizened monk, Pimen, who knows too much about the past life of Boris (Godunov).' Hallie Neill sang Alice Ford in Falstaff for the New York Grand Opera Verdi Festival in Central Park, and Anna in Le Villi Kathryn Barnes-Burroughs Soprano Diane Penning sang her first Cunegonde ( Candide Helene Pickett Katerina Musetti Tenor David Troiano sang several Messiahs in Canada, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Illinois. Soprano Carla Connors concertized in Florida and South Dakota. Da Vinci Quartet The strains of Dvorak, Haydn and Nelhybel, as interpreted by the Da Vinci Quartet, will provide entertainment at a benefit concert for Franciscan Community Counseling (FCC) on Sunday, Sept. 14. "We're thrilled to perform in the beautiful setting of the Mount St. Francis campus," said Jerilyn Jorgensen, Da Vinci Quartet co-founder and first violinist. "And we are especially excited to promote the Franciscan Community Counseling agency's important mission of providing counseling and other wellness services to Pikes Peak area residents, regardless of ability to pay." Specifically, Franciscan Community Counseling provides individual, couple and family counseling; psychological and educational testing; enrichment/preventative programs; and consultation to promote wellness and prevent illness.

42. Picks Of The Week this music, and such continentals as violinist Stephane Grappelli Laura Everling,Parijat Desai, Hae kyung lee and Dancers East, Hlywd.; sun., July 23, 730 pm http://www.sacredfools.org/CrimeScene/Press/LA Weekly Slasky Pick of the Week.ht

FILM VIDEO REVIVAL JAZZ ... SCORING THE CLUBS July 14 - 20, 2000 Time Regained See Film feature. We also recommend: New Reviews plus Movies Now Playing back to top The Long Night Director Anatole Litvak’s The Long Night Le Jour Se Lève (1939), Litvak’s film stars Henry Fonda as Joe — natch — an ex-GI who, emotionally and spiritually cut off from the America he knew before the war, falls in love with a small-town girl (Barbara Bel Geddes). But when she’s seduced by a traveling showman (Vincent Price, at his pre-horror oily best), Joe reacts badly, killing his rival and holing up in a shabby hotel room with a bloodthirsty army of cops and an angry mob outside. As past and present converge (we get Joe’s story in flashback), and tension builds, it becomes increasingly clear that there will be no satisfying explanation for what Joe has done. There’s only the unsettling knowledge that whatever forces drove him to kill a man are out loose in the world now, wandering the streets of even the smallest town. —Paul Malcolm Other recommended new releases : All About My Mother (VHS-DVD)

43. Events October 20. Saint Vincent College Concert Series; kyung sun lee, violinist;8 PM, SCA Admission $16. October 26, Saint Vincent College http://facweb.stvincent.edu/Academics/FineArts/events.html

October 20 Saint Vincent College Concert Series Kyung Sun Lee, violinist 8 PM, SCA Admission $16 October 26 Saint Vincent College Concert Series Precollege Music Students 8 PM, SCA November 3 FACULTY ARTIST RECITAL Brian Mancini, guitarist 8 PM, SCA November 9 DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS Student Recital 8 PM, SCA November 17 Saint Vincent College Concert Series Mira Wang, violinist 8 PM, SCA Admission $16 December 8 Saint Vincent College Concert Series Handel Messiah - The Complete Onatorio 8 PM, SVAB Admission $16 December 12 PIANO STUDIO RECITAL Students of Joseph Bronder 8 PM, SCA December 14-15 Saint Vincent Camerata Christmas Concerts 8 PM SVAB Admission $16 January 26 Saint Vincent College Concert Series Quartetto Bernini 8 PM, SCA Admission $16 February 9 Saint Vincent College Concert Series Mariko Anraku, harpist 8 PM, SVAB Admission $16 March 1 STUDIO RECITAL Precollege Music Students 8 PM, SCA March 9 Saint Vincent College Concert Series Yin Cheng Zong, pianist 8 PM, SCA Admission $16 March 23 Saint Vincent Camerata Lenten Concert 8 PM, SVAB Admission $16

44. BERKLEE | Berklee Today Online NY, played on the CDs The Secret sun by Jesse 1998 violinist Ernesto Biceño ofBarcelona, Spain, is a Pianist Nokyung lee of Pusan City, Republic of Korea http://www.berklee.edu/bt/152/alumnotes.html

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45. MusicalOnline: Winners Of Recent Music Competitions Robert V. Gupta, Violin Na kyung Choi, Flute Ari Frankel, Electroacoustic ChihchunChi-sun lee, Ethnic-infused CELLIST DENISE DJOKIC violinist JASPER WOOD http://www.musicalonline.com/whatsnew/winners.htm

Musical Online MusicalOnline Magazine Web Concert Hall.com Weather Map ... Directory Winners of Recent Competitions M o l The listing of winners on this page was submitted by the either winners, managements, organizations or friends of the winners. We encourage all of you to submit the names of recent winners and the website, if any. Add winner announcement You may submit photos of winners in gif or jpg file by attaching it along with brief description about your competition. 5th International Web Concert Hall Competition Winners (2003) Richard Raymond Tosheff Piano Duo - Piano Duo (Italy) Pasquale Iannone The Honorary Mention Awards Naoko Takada Paola Bruni 4th International Web Concert Hall Competition Winners Fourth International Web Concert Hall competition concluded in July 31 st , 2002 with the selection of no winners and seven honorary mentions award recipient. Seven Honorary Mentions were given to the following artists (alphabetical order): Grigory Alumyan (Cello - Russia) Patrick Jee (Cello- USA) The 12th A.M.A. Calabria International Piano Competition

46. North Korean National Concert For Unification On Citysearch Houston Insider Tips. The Players Performers include bass baritone Kwang Su Ho; sopranoMyong Hui Jon; folk singer Ryon Hui Sok and violinist kyung sun lee. http://houston.citysearch.com/profile/11442103/

My Citysearch Help document.write(insertMenu('savedLocs'));document.write(insertMenu('recLocs'));document.write(insertMenu('area1'));document.write(insertMenu('area2'));document.write(insertMenu('area3'));document.write(insertMenu('area4')); Other Cities Home Performing Arts Events Profile Editorial Roundups Family Houston Bayou City's best attractions for family fun. Houston 101 A bustling Gulf Coast metropolis with big-time tourist attractions and a unique cross-cultural heritage. Fourth of July Planner Turn this long weekend into the biggest party of the year. Choose a category: American Bar Menu Bar Scene Barbecue Food ... Wine List Performing Arts Event North Korean National Concert for Unification Price: at Schedule This event has upcoming appearances at 1 location. Citysearch Editorial Review By John Siemssen Editorial Rating: A Korean-American association works for peace through music. Musical East Meets Musical West The Korean-American Culture and Athletic Promotional Association brings to Houston the North Korean National Musical Team Concert. This touring performance, as an effort to bring harmony between North and South Korea, is conducted by the famous Korean-American conductor, Christopher J. Lee, and accompanied by the Houston Philharmonic Orchestra. Politics Behind Performance This unprecedented musical event allows Houstonians a chance to support the peaceful reunification of North and South Korea. Distinguished guests include the North Korean Economic Development Committee Vice-Chairman, Yong-Gun Jon, and the D.P.R. of Korea Ambassador to The United Nations, Hyong-Chul Li. The James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, as a co-sponsor,also hosts a special forum on the subject of North Korea Economic Status and Future Plans.

47. KoreaTimes : Confusing Surnames In English hee (19171979), former lobbyist Park Tong-sun of the so are cellist Chung Myung-wha,violinist Chung kyung-wha and ?), behind Kim, and is spelled lee in its http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/opinion/200309/kt2003090215080311330.htm

Hankooki.com Korea Times Opinion Times Colloquy Confusing Surnames in English Park Moo-jong Chief Editorial Writer From toddlers to senior citizens, the entire nation is engrossed in learning English. Parents are eager to send their children to English-speaking countries, contributing to the nation¡¯s worsening international balance of payments. Nevertheless, the outcome of such enormous efforts and investments reminds us of a satirical comment: ``English is having trouble far away from home.¡¯¡¯ The presidential office of Chong Wa Dae has embarrassed itself by its thoughtless blunder in misspelling the name of the nation¡¯s first president and incumbent president on its Internet homepage in English. According to the English Web site, the first president (1875-1965) has two different names: Ryee Syng-man and Rhee Syng-man. But he is known to the world as ``Syngman Rhee¡¯¡¯ using the opposite construction to the usual formula of placing the surname first before the surname like ``Rhee Syng-man.¡¯¡¯ Worse still, the name of President Roh Moo-hyun is spelled ``Roh Moo-Hyun¡¯¡¯ on his biographical sketch on the Web site.

48. [NEohioPAL]Oberlin Conservatory Press Release the artists who come here to perform. One of those artists, violinist Ida Haendel majorand a student of Assistant Professor of Violin kyung sun lee, won third http://lists.fredsternfeld.com/pipermail/neohiopal/Week-of-Mon-20031201/007225.h

[NEohioPAL]Oberlin Conservatory Press Release Marci Janas Marci.Janas@oberlin.edu Fri, 05 Dec 2003 15:28:01 -0500 Previous message: [NEohioPAL]Beginning Anew Saturday, December 6th 8 p.m. Next message: [NEohioPAL]Additional Little Me Audition Date at Cassidy Theatre Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... marci.janas@oberlin.edu Previous message: [NEohioPAL]Beginning Anew Saturday, December 6th 8 p.m. Next message: [NEohioPAL]Additional Little Me Audition Date at Cassidy Theatre Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

49. Intel STS Results | Science Service Cheryl kyung Kim, 16, of 4683 Ravine Dr., Bloomfield Hills Grace is the daughter ofSuk Jihn and Tong sun lee. musician, he performs as first violinist with the http://www.sciserv.org/sts/57sts/biog.asp

ARIZONA Ravi Vikram Shah , 17, of 1726 E. Knox Rd., Tempe , investigated a problem in medicine Corona del Sol High School , Ravi is in the math club and active on school publications. He has won honors in the National Chemistry Olympiad and American High School Math Exam. He has also placed first in his state and third nationally in the National Spanish Exam. Last summer he attended the Research Science Institute at MIT where his project presentation was ranked among the top 10. Ravi is the son of Vikram and Dr. Rekha Shah. CALIFORNIA Ann Kromsky , 17, of 1158 Willits Dr., Corona , was named an STS finalist for a psychology project, "A Computational Model of Child Memory: Memory Acquisition Without Biological Constraints." A fluent reader of Russian, Ukranian and French, Ann was born in Baku in the former USSR and has studied English for only four years. She investigated how children learn a language by reducing many millions of children’s utterances to 1.7 million words in her computer memory model. Ann concluded that they contained enough regularities for learning to occur, but did not rule out the presence of an innate concept acquisition method. Ann conducted her research at the University of California, Riverside, where she won the Sigma Xi award for outstanding research. She is co-author of a paper presented at the Psychonomics Society in November. At

50. Breaking News Monday, August 5, 8pm. Inga Kapouler, pianist kyung sun lee, violinistChristophor Miroshnikov, cellist Vadim Lando, clarinetist. http://www.arts4all.com/newsletter/breakingnews/breakingnews.asp?bb=1888&aid=13

51. Some Noteworthy Americans Of Asian Or Pacific Island Heritage Comedian Connie Chung Television reporter kyungWha Chung pocket billiards championSammy lee Olympic Gold Kim) Businessmen; invented the sun Grand nectarine http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/asiabio.htm

Some Noteworthy Americans of Asian or Pacific Island Heritage Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center Asian American Biography Page. The following are individuals of Asian or Pacific Islands descent of possible interest to students. Students can do research and add to this list. This page is linked to Asian American Resources The following list was researched on the Internet. The individuals listed are just a tiny sample of noteworthy Americans. If you find any errors, I would appreciate your sending me corrections. Links are to biographical information where possible. In some cases biographical information was not available. In such cases, a link is made to some resource on the Internet in which the individual is identified. The ISLMC is a meta-site for librarians, teachers, parents and students. You can search this site, use an index or sitemap . Revised 7/26/00 Related Sites: AAV APA Women's Wall of Fame The Pride of Lebanon Who Is Who. Prominent Chinese Americans Indian-Americans of the Century ... Asian Americans in Non-Profit Agencies Asian American Architects Maya Lin Vietnam Memorial designer Ieoh Ming Pei, Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate, 1983

52. Newsletter: Issue No.100/ 2004.01.31 - Welcome To Seoul Selection - Shop For Kor mi) and a daughter (Sophie, Bae Haesun) set on Senior pianist lee kyung-sook holdsher fifth and last open a new concert stage realm, lee played Beethoven s http://www.seoulselection.com/newsletter_read.html?nid=106

53. Summit Music Festival Piano Faculty at such institutions as the National sun YatSen he co-founded in 1996 with violinistAiri Yoshioka and lee kyung-Sook is considered one of the greatest Korean http://www.summitmusicfestival.org/faculty_piano.htm

Piano Faculty Return to Faculty Page Oxana Yablonskaya* Piano/Master Teacher Vladimir Viardo* Master Teacher Efrem Briskin Founder/Artistic Director Jeffrey Cohen Dina Joffe Born in Riga (Latvia), Dina Joffe graduated from the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow under the tutelage of Vera Gornostayeva, one of the most important proponents of the legendary Heinrich Neuhaus.The concert activities of Dina Joffe are known in many countries worldwide. Among the high points of her international career were concerts with orchestras such as the Israeli Philharmonic, the Japanese Radio orchestra NHK, the Moscow Philharmonic, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Orchestra. She has participated in numerous Chamber Music Festivals and given Master Classes all over the world. Currently she is a professor at the Anton Rubinstein International Academy in Dusseldorf, Germany. Phillip Kawin Adam Kent Yuri Kim Nina Kogan Vladislav Kovalsky

54. Open Age, Open Dance lee Yoonkyung tries to The natural phenomenon caused by the revolution and rotationof the earth, the sun and the moon is depicted by dividing the stage http://www.korea.net/koreanculture/dance/dance_6.html

Contemporary Dance Scenes of Korea Overview In Search of the Korean Spirit Historical Reality Expressed by Dance Koreanization of Various Ballet Styles ... The Modern History of Korean Dance From Organization to Scrap, And... choreographed by Cho Nam-mi An Evening Party choreographed by Kim Sam-jin Spring of Hometown choreotraphed by Kim Hyeong-hee In recent years, Korean modern dance developed in conjunction with the spread of "Internet culture." Remarkable achievements and breakthroughs took place in the 80s such as video and digital technology being increasingly incorporated into the performances of dancers, a fusion of dance with other genres, the emergence of new and unconventional styles of dance that reject any type of categorization.

55. Music And Dance had long standing reputations while more recently two young prodigies, violinistSarah Chang Several pianists lee kyungsook and Paik Hye-sun are active http://www.korea.net/koreanculture/artsandculture/md_rel.html

Arts and Culture Arts Overview Fine Arts Literature ... Painting Music and Dance Drama and Movies Museums and Theaters Korean Lifestyle Religion Music Traditional Music Western Music Dance Court Dances Folk Dances Mask Dances Modern Dances at the Time of Transition ... Contemporary Dance Music Traditional Music Distinguishing Features of Korea's Traditional Music Developed over the course of several millenniums, traditional Korean music possesses a number of distinguishing features. Korean music influenced that of China or Japan in ancient times, and later, it was in turn significantly influenced by Chinese or Central Asian music. During the 20th century, Western-style music was introduced to Korea and in terms of quantity, became more pervasive than traditional music forms. Historically, Korean music has developed through frequent exchanges with neighboring nations; yet, it has preserved and developed a number of features that are unique. First, a leisurely tempo is a general feature of Korean music. In particular, most of the music that makes up the genre known as Jeong-ak has a slow tempo. The Korean musical sound can last as long as three seconds. Such a slow tempo gives music a distinctly calm, meditative character. The leisurely pace of some Korean music is due to the importance placed on breathing, with each beat being matched to the player's inhalation and exhalation. In this respect, Korean music differs markedly from Western music in which the beats occur at a tempo similar to the beating of the heart. In other words, Western music, based on a heart-beat tempo, tends (like the heart) to be active and progressive, whereas Korea's

56. Hanno Strydom, Gallery By the time we finished the sun was shining and the atmosphere was electric! In thepicture are three dear WYCO friends, kyungmi lee (my stand partner from http://www.geocities.com/hannostrydom/wyco.html

World Youth Chamber Orchestra 2003-04 Welcome to www.hannostrydom.com the official web site of the leading young Irish cellist Home Biography Resume Audio ... The Studio Welcome to my World Youth Chamber Orchestra page! During December 2003 and January 2004 I had the honour of playing principal with the WYCO for tours of Italy, Sicily and Israel. The orchestra first met for a week of rehearsals in Jesi, Italy (hometown of Pergolesi) on December 1st, and went on to travel extensively, presenting twelve concerts during December and the first week of January. It was with a mixture of both excitement and trepidation that I had left Ireland on November 30th. With 27 players representing no fewer than 20 countries - Israel, Japan, Turkey, Estonia, Greece, Spain, Russia, Australia, Albania, China, Taiwan, Canada, Italy, USA, France, Korea, Iran, South Africa, United Kingdom, and of course, Ireland - I had no idea what to expect. How would the group communicate? How would such a culturally diverse bunch integrate, both musically and socially? Thankfully all turned out well. My colleagues were wonderful people and great musicians, and I thank them all for a truly wonderful time.

57. KOREAheute/ Spezial Translate this page lee So-yeon, eine andere koreanische Juilliard-Schülerin Chung kyung-hwa, die imApril 2002 eine Tanztheater Wuppertal), Hur Yong-sun (Düsseldorfer Ballett http://www.koreaheute.de/spez/0203/sp002.htm

Musik Ihr Bruder Chung Myung-whun machte sich einen Ruf als Pianist, als er 1974 die Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition gewann. Er begann seine Karriere 1978, als er stellvertretender Dirigent des Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra wurde. 1986 dirigierte er Deutschlands Radio-Orchester Saarland, bis er im Jahr darauf zur Oper von Florenz in Italien wechselte. 1989 wurde er zum Musikdirektor und Dirigenten des Bastille-Opernhauses in Paris ernannt und wurde im gleichen Jahr mit dem Arturo-Toscanini-Preis ausgezeichnet. Zur Zeit ist Chung Musikdirektor und Dirigent des Orchestre National de France, das von Radio France unterhalten wird. Tanz Kunst Februar 2003 KOREAheute vorige Presse- und Kulturabteilung/ Botschaft der Republik Korea Webmaster

58. KBS Online Kim Namyeun who is a representative violinist in Korea. lee kyung-seon, Kim Hyun-aand Baek Joo-young, who are Kim Nam-yeun s disciples, perform impressive http://english.kbs.co.kr/schedule/schedule_list.php?category=korea&yoil=5

59. Recipients sun Jianjun, China, M, International Christian Univeresity, Japanese lee YoungSuk,Korea, W, Lecturer, Pusan National Hong kyung-Jin, KOREA, F, Assistant Professor http://www.aisf.or.jp/aisf_private/recipients.htm

List of Scholarship Recipients Atsumi Scholarship AISF News On Establishment Takeo Atsumi ... Directors, Auditors and Trustees List of Scholarship Recipients Operation Information Information about Studying in Japan 2002 Atsumi Scholarship Recipients Name Nationality Sex University Special Field Abliz Yimit China iUighurj M Yokohama National University Artificial Environmental System @ Baek Insoo Korea M Waseda University Marketing Chen Tzu-Ching Taiwan F Ochanomizu University Comprehensive Japanese Studies Cho Gyu-Hwan Korea M Waseda University Resources and Environmental Engineering and Science Hu Bingqun China M Nippon Institute of Technology Systems Engineering Iko, Pramudiono Indonesia M The University of Tokyo Information and Communication Engineering Mandah, Ariunsaihan Mongolia M Hitotsubashi University Social@Problems and Social Policies[Theories of Regional Research@ Mukhopadhyaya, Ranjana

60. The New York Piano Competition studies with Dr Arkady Aronov and Ms. Hai kyung Suh. been studying the piano withDr. Marjorie lee for the Hannah sun, age 15, began her piano studies with her http://nypianocomp.org/contestants.htm

Dae Hyung Ahn age 16, was born in Yeosu, Korea. She began her studies at the age of five with her mother. In 1998, she entered the Preparatory Division of the Manhattan School of Music, studying with Dmitry Rachmanov. In addition to prizes and awards in Korea, Dae Hyung won First Prize in the YWCA Piano Competition, the Manhattan School of Music Preparatory Division Concerto Competition, the Brooklyn Arts Conservatory Piano Competition, CBS National Music Competition and the NJPO International Music Competition, Piano Division. She is the recipient of awards and scholarships from, the Carl Owen Scholarship Award and the Han Soree Scholarship Foundation. Dae Hyung has performed at Weill Recital Hall, Steinway Hall, Cami Hall, amongst other venues in New York, New Jersey and Korea. She presently studies with Dr Arkady Aronov and Ms. Hai Kyung Suh. Go to top Michael Stephen Brown age 17, is a native of Long Island. He began his piano studies at the age of six and compositional studies at the age of ten. Since that time he has been the winner of numerous music competitions. Michael has been a student of Adam Kent at The Manhattan School of Music since 2000. At Manhattan, he has performed in solo, chamber music and in recitals presenting his original compositions. He performed Beethoven's 2nd piano concerto with the Manhattan Philharmonic Orchestra in March of 2004. Awards Michael Brown has received include First Prizewinner of the Associated Music Teacher's League, Honorable Mention at the Great Neck Young Musicians Competition and Second Prize in the Leschetizky Association's Concerto Competition. He presently studies composition with Joshua Gilinsky.

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