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Instruments - Pianists Top Links contact information. Owings, john pianist and teacher; includes biography Grammy-winning pianist, includes biography, recordings, calendar. contiguglia, richard and john http://www.music-instruments-list.com/Top_Arts_Music_Instruments_Keyboard_Piano_
Past Artists Tuesday Musical Concert Series is a nonprofit concert series of international artists. Indios Tabajaras, guitarists. Alexander Slobodyanik, pianist. Giorgio Tozzi, bass richard and john contiguglia, duo pianists. Guiseppe Campora, tenor. Vladimir Ashkenazy, pianist http://www.tuesdaymusicalomaha.org/past.htm
Extractions: About Us Our Season Tickets Past Artists ... Home Past Artists Established in 1892 as the Tuesday Morning Musical Club, Tuesday Musical's first concerts were held in local homes and the Fontenelle Hotel ballroom. After 1911 it expanded into local theaters and emerged as a non-profit concert series of international artists, open to all. Many of the artists, unknown at the time of their engagement here, have since become legend; some have been relegated to oblivion, but all contributed in some measure to the musical life of Omaha. It has been estimated that in the first 70 years following the change from club to non-profit organization, Tuesday Musical brought 95 percent of the world's greatest artists to Omaha. Here is a partial list of artists who have been part of this pioneer endeavor:
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Extractions: Prudence McDaniel, Cello For over a decade, the Marian Anderson String Quartet has brought inspiration and hope to every segment of American society. With performance venues ranging from the concert stage to soup kitchens and from presidential inaugurals to juvenile correctional facilities, the Quartet continues to uphold its mission to create new and diverse audiences for the field of chamber music. On September 30, 1989, the members of the Marian Anderson String Quartet, then known as the Chaminade Quartet, came together unaware that they would soon change history. In 1991, the Quartet won the International Cleveland Quartet Competition, becoming the first African-American ensemble in history to ever win a classical music competition. To highlight this singular achievement, the members of the Quartet asked permission of the great contralto Marian Anderson to use her name as their own. Miss Anderson responded with heartfelt approval and in a memorable show of gratitude, the newly named Marian Anderson String Quartet played for its legendary namesake and her nephew, conductor James DePreist.
GSi - Richard & John Contiguglia American identical twins, richard and john contiguglia, are among the most of Music, richard and john contiguglia studied in London with the legendary British pianist, Dame Myra http://gsiartists.com/contig.html
Extractions: The American identical twins, Richard and John Contiguglia, are among the most acclaimed, versatile and brilliant piano-duos in the world today. They have performed concertos with major orchestras in Europe and America, including the Cleveland Orchestra, the National Symphony, the Boston Pops, the Atlanta Symphony, the Pittsburgh Symphony, the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra, the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra and the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra. As recitalists, they have appeared in such prestigious music centers as Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York, the Kennedy Center in Washington, Orchestra Hall in Chicago, Queen Elizabeth Hall in London and the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam.
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CCAC: Where To Find Performing Arts pianist Jon Nakamatsu will perform a solo recital on Sunday April 25 at Westminster Presbyterian Auburn natives john and richard contiguglia have been instrumental in bringing first http://www.cayuganet.com/arts/activities/performing
Extractions: Pianist Nakamatsu Returns to CNY P ianist Jon Nakamatsu will perform a solo recital on Sunday April 25 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 17 William St, Auburn. The 2 pm concert, hosted by the Cayuga County Arts Council and Westminster Presbyterian Church, concludes Auburn¹s 3rd annual Adams Foundation Piano Recital Series. No stranger to Central New York audiences, Nakamatsu has performed with both the Syracuse Symphony and Rochester Philharmonic Orchestras, in addition to recording with the RPO. ³Jon Nakamatsu is a truly wonderful artist, and a good friend and colleague of myself and the Rochester Philharmonic,² reflects RPO conductor Christopher Seaman. ³We have done many concerts with him, comprising of concertos with the Orchestra, chamber music with some of our musicians, and a most successful CD of Rachmaninov concertos. His mastery of the piano, his artistry and ability to communicate make him one of my favorite soloists.² ³Nakamatsu performed the Rhapsody (on a Theme of Paganini) with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra in October (2001) and captured audiences with his imagination and understated showmanship. He is a craftsman blessed with a compelling mix of emotion and precision...² wrote David Ramsey in a Jan 6, 2002 Syracuse Post-Standard review of Rachmaninov Piano Concert No. 3 , which he recorded with the Rochester Philharmonic on Harmonia Mundi Recordings. The pianist will reunite with the RPO for a June 28 concert at the Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival in Vail, Colorado.
Ent. Directory contiguglia on Sunday, March 17 at 2 pm richard and john contiguglia are identical Asecond recital, featuring pianist Robert Blocker, is scheduled for http://www.forrelease.com/D20020315/OHTVN0779F53D7E1BE43C7C9A7F06B6D438AE726.htm
CMM - The First Hundred Years Cleveland Orchestra, Pierre Boulez, conductor. richard and john contiguglia. National Ballet of Washington Jane Antoinette White became a proficient pianist. In 1864 she married Dr http://civicmorningmusicals.org/cmm_cent.html
Extractions: Home Note: It will take time and patience to get this whole work properly scanned, proof-read and corrected. The original is a beautiful piece of precision work. This is published to the web in an early form to allow those interested to help with the proof reading. Please respond to info@fleqsys.com Civic Morning Musicals - the First Hundred Years, by Earl George Acknowledgements The earliest years of the organization that eventually became Civic Morning Musicals proved to be the easiest to document. The ladies of The Morning Musicals presented their recitals for each other without printed programs, but every few years, through 1908, they published complete printed compilations of those programs, as well as resumes of all their other activities. Those program booklets, along with an early scrapbook and a wealth of other information found at the Onondaga Historical Association was invaluable, as was the knowledgeable and sympathetic assistance of the Historical Association's Edward Lyon and Judy Haven. Information about later activities was less easy to verify. A mass of printed, typed, or handwritten documents found in the CMM office at the Civic Center was useful, but often both incomplete and contradictory. To date, no complete collection of printed concert programs or of the minutes of the organization's meetings has been found.
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Music (091901) Internationally known, Israeliborn violinist performs with pianist Rohan De Salvito kick off the Regina F. Goldenberg richard and john contiguglia. Oct. http://newtimes.rway.com/2001/091901/music.shtml
Extractions: The large number of arts organizations in Central New York give music fans plenty of options when it comes to penciling entertainment into their schedules. Whether it's the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra's Russian Festival, the Vegas-style fare in the Turning Stone Casino's Showroom, American music legend Bob Dylan, a lunchtime classical recital of Civic Morning Musicals, or a catered cabaret with the Central New York Jazz Foundation, the choices are there in the 2001-2002 season. As always, check the weekly Times Table section in the The New Times for updated listings and upcoming concerts as they are announced. The information is also available on the Web at http://newtimes.rway.com For the past 16 years, the Friends of the Liverpool Public Library have presented this diverse mix of music in the library's Carmen Community Room, 300 Tulip St., Liverpool. All concerts are free. 457-0310, Ext. 135. Excelsior Cornet Band.
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Extractions: Steinway-Kunden 2001 "Ich glaube nicht, daß mein Weg als Pianist oder auch das Schicksal anderer Pianisten ohne Grand Pianos von Steinway anders gewesen wäre, aber stellen Sie sich vor, was für ein Verlust es gewesen wäre. Wir und die Zuhörer würden uns zwar immer noch der Musik und des Klavierspiels erfreuen, verzichten müßten wir aber auf den ultimativen Klavierklang und die außerordentliche Reichweite der Möglichkeiten, die nur ein Steinway bietet." Marcello Abbado Jocelyn Abbott Dag Achatz Joaquin Achucarro Thomas Ades James Adler Daniel Adni Adrian Aeschbacher Valery Afanassiev Chia-Huei Ai Howard Aibel Pierre-Laurent Aimard Rieko Aizawa Temuri Akhobadze Paul Alberts Dmitri Alexeev Geri Allen Gregory Allen Marco Antonio de Almeida Ilse von Alpenheim Judith Alstadter Nellie Alva Kenneth Amada Mark Anderson Eteri Andjaparidze Erich Andreas Mitchell Andrews Leif Ove Andsnes Nicholas Angelich Agustin Anievas Rosa Antonelli Helge Antoni Vera Appleton Guilherme Arantes Martha Argerich Arnulf von Arnim Adele Arnò Sulamita Aronovsky Lydia Artymiw Sahan Arzruni Luis Ascot Vladimir Ashkenazy Vovka Ashkenazy Randall Atcheson Roger Aubert Edward Auer Joe Augustine Frank Avitable Emanuel Ax Francisco Aybar Sergei Babayan Stanley Babin Andreas Bach Rudolf am Bach Kjell Baekkelund Alison Baker Andrew Ball Andrea Bambace Volker Banfield Joseph Banowetz David Bar-Illan László Baranyay Henri Barda Stefan Bardas Daniel Barenboim
June 30th Artistic director and pianist James Tocco has programmed such key Ives Other highlightsinclude a piano duo recital by richard and john contiguglia, a solo http://www.greatlakeschambermusic.com/reviews/March14_04.htm
Extractions: FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER March 14, 2004 Charles Ives wrote music that was sprawling, cacophonous, thorny and dissonant but also filled with New England hymns, patriotic songs, backyard tunes and band marches. Ives' music is filled with contrariness and contradiction. But then, so is America. Ives, who died in 1954, remains the quintessential American voice in classical music. The 11th annual Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival, June 12-27, will mark the 50th anniversary of his death. Based in Bloomfield Hills, the 2004 festival features 20 concerts throughout metro Detroit. Artistic director and pianist James Tocco has programmed such key Ives works as the Piano Trio, First Violin Sonata, song cycles and iconoclastic pieces for two pianos tuned a quarter-tone apart. Ives' music will be heard throughout the festival and in a concert devoted solely to his works. Other highlights include a piano duo recital by Richard and John Contiguglia, a solo piano recital by Ruth Laredo and "Snapshots," a multimedia concert at the State Theatre in downtown Detroit by the New York-based Elements String Quartet.
Feature Hearing this magnificent pianist play the wonderful sounding restored 1923 SteinwayD campus with the duopiano team of richard and john contiguglia in a http://www.cvnc.org/BestOf2002-3.html
Extractions: based in Central North Carolina How much is CVNC worth to you? We are reader-supported , so if you value our services, please consider a gift to help sustain our operations. See " About Us " for details. CVNC 's Best of 2002-3 Recapping an entire year is a somewhat daunting task, but as the new season looms, we take a look back at 2002-3, culling the events that stood out beyond the norm among the 600+ reviews and other articles provided by CVNC . In view of the extent of our work since our last "Best of..." feature, we shift formats this year, presenting our selections in list form, chronologically arrayed, with comments on some of them from individual writers. Ward observed that his – and other writers' – predilections are reflected in the choices, and that's certainly true; Ward also notes that concerts omitted here were not necessarily inferior. And Walker was aware of the challenges, writing that it was virtually impossible to pick only five events from among the many attended, some on series not heretofore covered by CVNC (or at our writers' prior platforms). Readers might want to know that
Feb 04 Archives As an encore for these tours, pianist Stephen Prutsman composed a witty and All theAdams Foundation artists richard and john contiguglia, Steven Mayer http://www.cvnc.org/Archives022004.html
Extractions: based in Central North Carolina February 2004 Review Archives by CVNC Critics An Evening of Liszt Transcriptions by Marvin J. Ward Otten announced that this was his first recital devoted exclusively to a single composer and his first devoted to a single compositional type, both occasioned, of course, by the aforementioned upcoming presentation. Liszt wrote approximately 200 transcriptions ranging from operas to art songs, symphonies, and other piano compositions. They vary in style from faithful transpositions of the material that remain fairly literal to completely free, not to say free-wheeling reworkings that are really entirely new works. Otten indicated that the program of seven works would offer a sampling of both types. He opened with "Senta's Ballad" from Wagner's The Flying Dutchman Otten followed these with the Concert Paraphrase on Verdi's Rigoletto from 1867. A paraphrase is, as its title indicates, a retelling in summary of the model's themes. This was for Liszt more elaborate and freer than a transcription but perhaps less evolved and wide-ranging than the works he called "Fantaisies" or Fantasies – Liszt always used the French spelling – which were not represented on the program. The
Grainger Engl More pianist richard contiguglia, who, as a boy (together with his brother john), metGrainger, addressed himself to this topic on July 8, 1982 The pride of blacks http://www.maurice-abravanel.com/grainger_engl_more.html
Extractions: Percy Aldridge Grainger P ercy Grainger the eccentric but brilliant composer and pianist from Melbourne, Australia lived on the edge. Not content to try and change the course of music, Grainger experimented with clothing design, beadwork, and language reform and music technology; even in the bedroom. Grainger pushed himself to the limit. His youth (1882-1895) Frankfurt (1895-1901) Britain (1901-1914) America (1914-1925) ... Health His youth (1882-1895) P ercy Aldridge Grainger was born on July 8, 1882 as George Percy Grainger came from the raw and vigorous frontier world of nineteenth-century Brighton, Melbourne, Australia. He was the only child of John Harry Grainger , an architect from London, and Rose Annie Aldridge , the eighth child of a hotelkeeper's family in Adelaide, South Australia. H O wing to her self-motivation and thirst for knowledge, Rose Grainger was a well-educated woman. A tomboy in her early years, she matured into a reader of Greek mythology and the writings of Dickens, Hans Christian Andersen, and Byron. She loved the songs of Stephen Foster and the piano music of Beethoven, Chopin and Grieg. She was an aggressive person who succeeded at everything she attempted, including the development of her son's musical career.
Grainger Nederlands De pianist richard contiguglia, die als jonge knaap (samen met zijn broer john)Grainger ontmoette, zei hierover op 8 juli 1982 (Graingers honderdste http://www.maurice-abravanel.com/grainger_nederlands.html
Extractions: Percy Aldridge Grainger (1882-1961) Zijn Jeugdjaren (1882 - 1895) Frankfurt (1895-1901) Engeland (1901-1914) Amerika (1914-1925) ... Zijn laatste jaren (1946-1961) Zijn Jeugdjaren (1882 - 1895) P ercy Aldridge Grainger werd als George Percy Grainger geboren op 8 juli 1882 in het toen nog ruige Brighton, Melbourne, Australië. Hij was enig kind van John Harry Grainger, een Londen's architect, en Rose Annie Aldridge, het achtste kind van een hotelierfamilie uit Adelaide in Zuid Australië. Z ijn formele schoolperiode duurde nog geen drie maanden. Zijn klasgenootjes waren zeer ruw tegen hem en scholden hem uit vanwege zijn uiterlijk. Eens zag hij hen een dier mishandelen, en prompt weigerde Percy nog langer naar school te gaan. Zijn moeder Rose nam de verantwoordelijkheid voor zijn opleiding over. Naast Engels, vreemde talen, geschiedenis, kunstgeschiedenis en rekenen studeerde Percy elke dag twee uur lang piano, met zijn moeder aan zijn zijde. Dit stramien begon op vijfjarige leeftijd en duurde tot zijn tiende. J ohn Grainger was een man van aanzien en alom gerespecteerd als architect. Hij hield van muziek en in zijn vrije tijd schilderde hij. Hij had echter een alcohol verslaving. Dit botste met Rose's onafhankelijke persoonlijkheid en resulteerde meer dan eens in gewelddadige ruzies. Een keer zat Rose hem met een paardenzweep door het huis achterna. Hun huwelijk sneuvelde definitief toen
Visiting Musicians To Elon College Benet, a young violinist, Theodore Ullman, a pianist, all performed in The NorthCarolina Jazz Repertory Orchestra, richard and john contiguglia, The Bel http://www.elon.edu/archives/musicians.html
Extractions: Visiting Musicians Throughout Elon College history there have been many different music programs performed at our own Whitley Auditorium. They range from the performances of our own orchestra and band, to visiting soloist, to modern country, rock and folk bands. To no surprise the music has changed throughout the decades. In the 30's more musicians came to perform at Elon. In the early 30's our first performance of Handels " Messiah " was given. This is a tradition that has lasted to the present day at Elon. Earle Spicer in 1938, accompanied by Mude Freeman performed at Elon. Spicer, a baritone, who began singing in his boyhood has appeared before crowned heads and royalties of Europe and has been a soloist with many of the worlds leading orchestras. Francis Hall and Rudolph Gruen also gave a piano duet. The 60's brought more and more artists here to Elon. George Shearing and Quintet performed at Elon's Mid-Winter dance, as well as Ralph Marterie and his Orchestra. Natalie Bondana, a lyric soprano and famous opera singer also performed. Thomas Richner, a New York musician, gave a Piano and Organ recital. Virgil Fox also gave a concert in 1962 at the May Day concert. Alivio Diaz, a classical guitarist performed. Eddie Allen and his Orchestra in 1963 which featured Sheryl as their vocalist, played the Homecoming Dance. The 70's brought more artists. Goose Creek Symphony, Herbie Mann, Jimmy Buffet and his band Coral Reefers Band, The Outlaws, Elvin Bishop, Linda Ronstandt, Earl Scruggs Reven, and Mountain all gave wonderful performances that were highly accepted by their audiences. In 1974 the beginnings of the college radio station were forming. WELN 91.1 was to broadcast rock, country, educational and political messages to Elon listeners. WELN 91.1 didn't actually start until 1977 due to complications and funding.
Printable Version This worldclass pianist who had played before larger and more Foundation, Westminster,the Cayuga County Arts Council, and john and richard contiguglia. http://www.auburnpub.com/articles/2004/05/02/opinion/my_view/myview01.prt
Extractions: Print Page By Mikel LeFort Reason No. 220 to love this area: Walk into a piano recital in a church and you'd presume the bride is far more popular than the groom. Everyone seems to be sitting in the pews on the left. Had Auburn's Westminster Presbyterian been a nonstop commuter jet from Syracuse to Tampa, the pilot would have announced over the speakers: "Would some of our passengers please mind moving to the right side of the plane, for purposes of weight distribution." You sit on the right and everyone in the building knows this is your first piano concert. I sat on the right. But Jon Nakamatsu was stunning from either side. You had come to this Adams Foundation piano recital, previously believing that two people playing Chopsticks side-by-side was the most impressive thing that could be done with a piano. So crisp, so flawless, and so beautiful. And it was in Auburn. It was in Westminster Presbyterian, but it could have just as easily been at Carnegie Hall. It was a Van Cliburn award winner and here he was in Auburn, our Auburn, giving us the same performance as he has given to the bluebloods in Boston or the VonRichandwealthies in Vienna. And Nakamatsu loved the Auburn audience. This world-class pianist who had played before larger and more distinguished crowds felt the awe and the warmth that surrounded him in this small venue. Not only did he deliver a marvelous two-hour program, but he returned for an encore.
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Extractions: John Philip Sousa, Louis Ganne, Mariano San Miguel, Carl Teike, Sergey Prokofiev, Johannes Hanssen, Davide delle Cese, Eric Coates, F.W. Meacham, Edwin Franko Goldman 1:Hands Across The Sea, 2:Father Of Victory, 3:The Golden Ear, 4:Old Comrades, 5:March, Op. 99, 6:Valdres March, 7:Inglesina, 8:Knightsbridge March, 9:The U.S. Field Artillery, 10:The Thunderer, 11:Washington Post, 12:King Cotton, 13:El Capitan, 14:The Stars And Stripes Forever, 15:American Patrol, 16:On The Mall, 17:Lights Out, 18:Barnum And Bailey's Favorite, 19:Colonel Bogey, 20:The Billboard 15 February, 1994 ... * you can read its file * Grimethorpe (Audio CD)
