61. St. Petersburg Times: Weekend It includes the violinist s list of best and worst airlines, her thoughts on the WouldMidori, or Hilary Hahn, or anne akiko meyers include a link to a fan s http://www.sptimes.com/2003/05/08/Weekend/Bach_spin.shtml

sptimes.com Text-only News sections Entertainment AP The Wire Business Citrus County ... Find your local news section Weekly sections Brandon Times City Times Homes Outdoors ... Xpress Special Sections Arena football Buccaneers College football Devil Rays ... Seniority Subscriber Services Subscribe Renew Help Advertise In print Online Market Info Join Us Internships Scholarships Times Jobs Contact us Bach spin Lara St. John wants to give classical music more exposure. On her new CD, she uses nontraditional arrangements and instruments to rethink Bach. By JOHN FLEMING, Times Performing Arts Critic published May 8, 2003 [Publicity photo] Many classical musicians have their own Web sites, but few are quite as entertaining as the one for Lara St. John. It includes the violinist's list of best and worst airlines, her thoughts on the plight of Canadian orchestras and tips on how to get into concerts for free. Would Midori, or Hilary Hahn, or Anne Akiko Meyers include a link to a fan's page hailing her as that "voluptuous vixen of violin virtuosity"? Not likely. St. John, the soloist this weekend with the Florida Orchestra, is as famous for her topless CD cover photo as for her top-level playing of Bach, and it doesn't seem to bother her a bit.

62. Octavio Vazquez, Composer Variations. He also performed with violinist, anne akiko meyers in his Frying Pan River Hoedown for violin and cello. Mr. Gaisford http://www.octaviov.com/events/bios/daniel.html

Events home biography events press ... contact Daniel Gaisford Cellist American cellist Daniel Gaisford, regarded as one of today's most gifted and communicative musicians, has won acclaim from critics and audiences alike for his consummate musicianship, charismatic presence on stage and dazzling technical command. Gaisford enrolled in the University of Southern California's Young Artists' Program, studying with Gabor Rejto. He continued his studies at the Juilliard School in New York City, where he worked with both Channing Robbins and Harvey Shapiro. While at Juilliard, he was one of the principal cellists of the Juilliard Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Gaisford is the recipient of several distinguished honors, among them First Place awards of the National Young Artists Competition in Los Angeles and first prize winner of the Juilliard School's 1986 Shostakovich Cello Competition, which resulted in his New York concerto debut at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, as soloist with the Juilliard Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Jorge Mester in Shostakovich's Cello Concerto No. 2. Back to top home biography events ... Garvaz

63. Bravo! virtuoso pianist JeanYves Thibaudet, the gifted young violinist, Julia Fisher and 1and the Bruch Violin Concerto, played by the brilliant anne akiko meyers. http://www.travellady.com/Issues/Issue70/bravo.htm

TM Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival Announces Concert Dates for 2003 Just over two months ago the Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival finished its spectacular record-breaking fifteenth anniversary season, and the program for 2003 promises even greater excitement. From June 27 through August 5, 2003, the Festival will bring to the Vail Valley over 40 acclaimed soloists, ensembles, and three resident orchestras - the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, and new to the Festival America's flagship orchestra, the New York Philharmonic. evenings will offer delightful works by Gershwin, J. Strauss, Weber, and others. The New York Philharmonic will end its spectacular six concert series on July 26, with Sibelius' lush Symphony No. 2, and works by Samuel Barber and Aaron Kernis. On June 27, the Bravo! Music Festival will open with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Music Director Christopher Seaman at the helm, leading an overture by Dvorák, Brahms' Symphony No. 1 and the Bruch Violin Concerto, played by the brilliant Anne Akiko Meyers. On June 28, Rochester will perform Beethoven's Emperor Concerto on June 28 with the extraordinary pianist, Jon Nakamatsu, as well as Corigliano's To Music and Prokofiev's Symphony No. 5. A lively Pops concert, entitled Romancing the West will be offered on June 29. The astonishingly gifted young bassoonist will be the soloist and July 2, and two FREE rousing patriotic concerts on July 3 in Beaver Creek and July 4 in Vail, will complete the Rochester residency. The

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October 2003 SEARCHING FOR THE PERFECT BALANCE by ANITA MALIK The grass is always greener on the other side. We've all heard the age-old adage, but still, many of us, like Paul Kan , 34, just need to figure it out for ourselves. Kan left the world of corporate finance and Wall Street trading to pursue a longtime interest, photography. What he discovered along the way was an incredible reconnection with his ancestry and cultural history, but also a bumpy road in terms of financial security. The New York native and MIT graduate continues to struggle with what path to take. He said he knows he will always take pictures for himself, but he is not sure if he is cut out for the life of a struggling artist. The little boy, who once dreamed of a being a fighter jet pilot and was named "most American " in his high school, is all grown up and today understands the importance of carefully thinking through decisions. "You know, the grass is always greener on the other side, I've been on both sides and you always think the 'other' life is better," Kan said. He shared more of his thoughts on photography and finding a balanced life in a recent interview.

66. Nippon Music Foundation First violinist Martin Beaver, Second violinist Kikue Ikeda, Hibiki Kobayashi,New York, May 2001 June 2001. anne akiko meyers, New York, April 1995 - July 1997. http://www.nmf.or.jp/english/instrument/recipients.html

Long-term Recipients Lisa Batiashvili Ingolstadt, Germany November 2001 - Present Julia Fischer Gauting, Germany March 2000 - Present Viviane Hagner New York May 1999 - Present Judith Ingolfsson New York September 2002 - Present Steven Isserlis London January 1998 - Present Daishin Kashimoto Freiburg June 1998 - Present Shunsuke Sato Paris October 2002 - Present Sayaka Shoji Koln, Germany September 2001 - Present Baiba Skride Rostock, Germany May 2001 - Present Akiko Suwanai Paris September 2001- Present Tokyo String Quartet New York September 1995 - Present First Violinist : Martin Beaver Second Violinist : Kikue Ikeda Viola : Kazuhide Isomura Cello : Clive Greensmith Toru Yasunaga Berlin January 2003 - Present Pinchas Zukerman New York May 2003 - Present Recipients of Short-term Loans this year Recipients of Previous Loans Eiji Arai Tokyo May 2000 Pavel Berman Firenze March 1998 - August 2000 Andrew Davis Vancouver September 1995 - August 1996 Hamao Fujiwara Tokyo November 1996 - April 1997 Sadao Harada New York September 1995 - August 1999 Mayuko Kamio New York September 1995 - August 1999 Hibiki Kobayashi New York May 2001 - June 2001 Anne Akiko Meyers New York April 1995 - July 1997 Shlomo Mintz Belgium August 1997 - September 1997 Koji Morishita Tokyo July 2001 Machiko Shimada Detmold, Germany

67. CityBeat: Fine Tuning (2002-08-29) weekends this fall. Don t miss concerts on different days Thursdays(violinist anne akiko meyers on Nov. 14) and Sunday afternoons http://www.citybeat.com/2002-08-29/finetuning.shtml

cover news columns music ... home Special Sections CEA 2003 Best of Cincinnati Dining Guide Election 2003 ... Contact/Staff List Vol 8, Issue 42 Aug 29-Sep 4, 2002 SEARCH: Recent Issues: Issue 41 Issue 40 Issue 39 Archives Fine Tuning Also This Issue Paavo's Second Season BY RICK PENDER kicks off his second season as music director of the CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with a pair of concerts on Sept. 13-14. He'll be joined by the glamorous EROICA TRIO ANNE AKIKO MEYERS on Nov. 14) and Sunday afternoons (another good-looking fiddler, LEILA JOSEFOWIC For a more intimate musical experience, the CINCINNATI CHAMBER ORCHESTRA is the best choice. They perform in smaller venues under the baton of MISCHA SANTORA , now in his third season. They're doing concerts in September, October and November: A good pick would be Nov. 17 at Memorial Hall, featuring veteran violinist ELMAR OLIVEIRA in Mozart's Fifth Violin Concerto, in addition to Copland's Appalachian Spring Suite. Info: 513-723-1182. . . . If you want it even more intimate, I'd urge you to check out the

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69. School Of Music | Directory Detail Wolfram and violinist Scott Yoo. He has also collaborated with such artists asviolinists Pamela Frank, Jaime Laredo, ChoLiang Lin, anne akiko meyers and http://www.music.utexas.edu/directory/details.asp?id=154

70. 04/18/04 Sunrday Program Guide 652AM Sergei Rachmaninoff Vocalise anne akiko meyers, violin Sandra Rivers, piano PianistDerek Han, violist Bruno Giuranna, violinist Curtis Macomber and http://www.wusf.usf.edu/wusf-fm/programming/Apr_04_Class_Lstngs/Classical_041804

Program Guide: Sunday, 04/18/2004 Return to Playlist Calendar Johann Pachelbel: Canon Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Neville Marriner, conductor Philips 416386 Gustav Mahler: Symphony #3: 2nd mvmt Philharmonia Orchestra Benjamin Zander, conductor Telarc 80599 Richard Harvey: Concerto Antico London Symphony Orchestra Paul Daniel, conductor John Williams, guitar Sony 68337 Sergei Rachmaninoff: Vocalise Anne Akiko Meyers, violin Sandra Rivers, piano RCA 62546 Edvard Grieg: Norwegian Dance #2 Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra Neeme Jarvi, conductor DG 419431 Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Sonata #21 "Waldstein" Claudio Arrau, piano Philips 456709 Antonio Vivaldi: The Lord said Academy of Ancient Music Stephen Cleobury, conductor Choir of Kings College, Cambridge EMI 57265 Carl Stamitz: Symphony London Mozart Players Matthias Bamert, conductor Chandos 9358 Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: Flight of the Bumblebee Sergei Nakarjakov, trumpet Alexander Markovich, piano Teldec 77705 Joseph Martin Kraus: Symphony Swedish Chamber Orchestra Petter Sundkvist, conductor

71. Lars Bjornkjaer & Rohan De Silva pianist of the new generation of young violinist virtuosos including Recent releasesinclude collaborations with anne akiko meyers and Kyoko Takazawa for RCA http://home.earthlink.net/~palberti/Bjornkjaer___De_Silva/bjornkjaer___de_silva.

Classical Violin/Piano Duo Mr. Bjornkjaer is currently living in Copenhagen where he is presented in recitals and concerts throughout Europe and the United States. Mr. Bjornkjaer is a graduate of Juilliard in New York and the winner of several prestigious awards, among them the Gold Medal in the Danish National Competition in 1986 and the Jacob Gade prize in 1987 for young, outstanding musicians. He is a friend of Betty Chao who was very impressed with the performance of Lars when they met in Europe. Mr. De Silva is an internationally distinguished collaborative pianist. He was awarded a special prize as Best Accompanist at the Ninth International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow in 1990. He has performed as a chamber musician and soloist in major arts centers throughout the world. He has become a favorite collaborative pianist of the new generation of young violinist virtuosos including Joshua Bell, Gil Shaham, Benny Kim and Kyoko Takazawa. In addition to his Johnny Carson "Tonight Show" appearance with Midori, Mr. De Silva has numerous radio and television credits, including performances on WQXR, WNYC and WNCN in New York; Berlin Radio in Germany, NHK in Japan; CNN's "Showbiz Today" and a special televised recital in Tokyo with the winners of the Ninth International Tchaikovsky Competition. Now a resident of New York City, he has recorded for Deutsche Grammophon, CBS / Sony Classical and Collins Classics in London. Recent releases include collaborations with Anne Akiko Meyers and Kyoko Takazawa for RCA Victor.

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74. Reviews 14, 2002 at Music Hall. Järvi works magic on the CSO in Ravel and Prokofiev.violinist anne akiko meyers elegant and elfin in Prokofiev Concerto No. 1. http://www.musicincincinnati.com/ReviewsIndex.htm

Friday night's May Festival audience heard two contrasting Mozarts, the magnificent May Festival Chorus, four outstanding soloists and one extraordinary James Conlon. The strength of the Cincinnati May Festival resounded on two superb weekend concerts. S aturday night’s all-Wagner program at Music Hall had everything: a cast of peerless singers, the indispensable Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, the May Festival Chorus and music director James Conlon. Sunday’s concert at the Cathedral Basilica in Covington showcased the chorus, which under director Robert Porco has reached a formidable level of achievement. I thought of Mario Lanza and Ottorino Respighi during Saturday night’s Cincinnati Pops concert at Music Hall. Tenor Daniel Rodriguez, whose ideal is Lanza, showed himself a worthy successor to the 1950s singing icon, while Miklos Rozsa's scores for Hollywood Roman epics yielded nothing to splashy scores like Respighi’s "Pines of Rome." Front and center in the wake of 911 were the members of the New York City Police Department.

75. Calendar - Student Life - Cadenza Louis Symphony Orchestra Jun Marki conducts violinist anne akiko meyers in musicof Mozart, Bruch R. Strauss, 8pm, Thursday, Oct. 25, through Saturday, Oct. http://www.studlife.com/news/2001/10/23/Cadenza/Calendar-133254.shtml

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Home News Reviews Spotlight ... Who Is RedLudwig? The latest news in classical music. WORLD'S LARGEST CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL OPENS The Ottawa Festival will feature more than 106 concerts The 8th Annual Ottawa International Chamber Music Festival, opens this weekend in Ottawa, Canada. Over the next two weeks the festival will sponsor over 106 concerts,making it the largest chamber music festival in the world. The opening night gala is a tribute to opera featuring two Canadian singers, soprano Lynne Fortin and baritone Allan Monk, in a selection of arias, duets and instrumentals. Other highlights include the premiere of Patrick Cardy’s Zodiac Dances performed by the St. Lawrence Quartet, and a recital by Anne Akiko Meyers featuring a new piece written for her by Ottawan composer and jazz guitarist Roddy Elias. There will be a mini-series within the festival which will focus on Ottawan and Canadian composers and special concert devoted to Canadian composer Srul Irving Glick. Other non-traditional chamber works featured at the festival include a marimba recital by Canadian percussionist Beverly Johnston, a recital by Canadian accordionist Joseph Petric, and a concert entitled "the Romantic Tuba," starring three tuba players and pianist. The festival runs through August 4.

77. DA Bios She collaborated with the violinist Midori and members of the Los many renowned musiciansand pedagogues including Zakhar Bron, anneakiko meyers, Lewis Kaplan http://www.newwestsymphony.org/bios/dabios.htm

Discovery Artists Profiles Joseph Tsai, piano At age 11, Joseph Tsai is already an accomplished pianist with many awards to his credit. He resides in Northridge and attends Portola Highly Gifted Magnet School in Tarzana. He began his piano studies at age six with Lynn Nakamura of Northridge. Master Tsai was the 2003 West San Fernando Valley branch winner in the Music Teachers Association of California Concerto Competition for Piano. He won first place in Category A of the California Association of Professional Music Teachers Honors Audition, and in the Young Pianist Category at the 2003 Southwestern Youth Music Festival at the Colburn School of Performing Arts. He also performed in a Master Class with Professor Patricia Taylor at the 2003 Music Teachers National Association State Convention. In 2002 Joseph Tsai was the regional winner of the 20th Century Music Festival, and was the youngest audition winner for the Young Musician Foundation's 33rd Annual Chamber Music Series Season recitals. He performed in a recital broadcast live on KMZT FM Radio's prestigious "Sundays Live" program. He was also Gold Medalist in the 2002 Southern California Junior Bach Festival, and won first place in the 2002 MTNA Bartok and Contemporary Music State Competition in San Diego, as well as in Antelope Valley Symphony Orchestra and Master Chorale Bach Competition, Junior Level. When not practicing or performing, Master Tsai enjoys playing basketball, tennis and ping-pong, and is an avid LA Lakers fan.

78. Mito Chamber Orchestra Members (English) / ART TOWER MITO students include Midori Goto, akiko Suwanai, anne akiko meyers, and Kyoko Mr. TadashiHori, MCO Members Chief Representative, violinist Administrative Staff Mr http://www.soum.co.jp/mito/music/mco/mmember.html

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