Choral Room Summer 1998 Fanfare and Alleluia, by Libby larsen, Latin text, Oxford This mournful lullaby requiresan accomplished pianist. Lets Be Gay, by Elliott carter, English text http://www.spectrum-music.com/CRSummer 1998.html
Extractions: Training students to sing with musical accuracy is critical and can be developed through careful repertoire selection. The three best genres for advancing accurate singing are Baroque music, contemporary music, and canonic materials. Baroque Music Concentrate Sing note sequences (including octaves) Analyze motives and phrase repetitions Evaluate motivic differences Identify note direction and progression Sing feminine and masculine phrase shapes Sing uniform vowels over many notes (melismas) Identify repeated notes in the melody Study different rhythmic values When choosing pieces from the Baroque period: Look at the Oratorios and cantatas of some of the great Baroque composers; they can be wonderful resources for children. Check collections in your local music school or music research library for reliable editions. There are many editions available of Baroque scores that are appropriate with a middle school chorus. It is important that you research what the various editors have done to this music. Often keys will be changed, arias shortened, etc. Most are accompanied by harpsichord and cello continuo or orchestra and are edited from opera or oratorio. Research or knowledge is the key in selecting an edition.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Events August 1998 At Santa Fe Now 98. Performance Tribute to Elliott carter. Call for 98. 5pm7pm Reception. Fran larsen,Through 08 An Evening with Van Cliburn - Internationally acclaimed pianist. http://www.santafenow.com/Events/aug.htm
Extractions: Santa Fe Events August 1998 Click banner to grt your event listed S M T W T F S Return to events main Page The area code for all of New Mexico is 505 Sat.08/01/98 Summer Festival and Frontier Market The Frontier Market offers trade goods by mountain men, Santa Fe Trail, Camino Real and Indian traders along with cowboys and gunfighters in period costume El Rancho de las Golondrinas 334 Los Pinos Rd in La Cienega 471-2261 8pm Performance Bach Call for ticket prices or further information Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival Santuario de Guadalupe More info: http://www.santafechambermusic.org/SFCMF.html Class/Workshop Advanced Painter Jeremy Sutton, Instructor; Tuition $975/$95 lab fee. Seven day workshop Santa Fe Photographic Workshops PO Box 9916 983-1400 More info: http://www.sfworkshop.com Class/Workshop Lighting: Breaking the Rules Paul Aresu, Instructor; Tuition $750, $85 Lab Fee. Seven day workshop Santa Fe Photographic Workshops PO Box 9916 983-1400 More info: http://www.sfworkshop.com Class/Workshop The Magical Landscape Len Jenshel, Instructor; Tuition $695, $85 Lab Fee.
Special Events For The Year 1929 09/08/1929, Christoph von Dohn nyi, Berlin Germany, conductor/pianist. Born 08/07/1929,Don larsen, pitcher (NY Yankees Born 06/23/1929, June carter Cash, Maces http://www.vaxxine.com/mgdsite/year/1929.htm
Extractions: Born : "Crazy" Joe Gallo, mobster Born : "Queen Ida" Guillory, Ziadaco music Born : "Screamin Jay" Hawkins, Cleveland, rocker (I Put a Spell on You) Born : Ad J Hermes, Dutch 2nd Chamber Member (KVP/CDA) Born : Adrian Cadbury, director (Bank of England) Born : Adrienne Cecile Rich, Balt Md, feminist writer (Diamond Cutters) Born : Al Davis, Brocton Mass, NFL team owner (LA Raiders) Born : Albert Paulsen, Guayaquil Ecuador, actor (Doctors' Hospital) Born : Alexander Fenton, CEO (Euro Ethnological Research Center in Edinburgh) Born : Alexis Weissenberg, Sofia Bulgaria, pianist (Levintritt-1948) Born : Allard Lowenstein, radical (Students for Democratic Action) Born : Alun Hoddinott, Bargoed Wales, composer (Floriture) Born : Amitai W Etzioni, US sociologist (Active Society) Born : Andrew Rutherford, warden (Goldsmith's College) Born : Andrian G Nikolayev, USSR, cosmonaut (Vostok III Soyuz 9) Born : Andr Carolus Cirino, Suriname/Indian poet
Campus Currents As a flutist and pianist, she is involved in many larsen has been at BHSU since 1978,and now serves High School; second, Sundance High School; third, carter Co http://www.bhsu.edu/news/currents/2004/issue_13/
Extractions: Submit items to Campus Currents Campus Currents is distributed every Friday. To submit an item send it to Campus Currents, Unit 9512 or e-mail it to Campus Currents . Deadline is Thursday at 8 a.m. CSA position open top The following Career Service position is open: For additional information, review the announcement bulletin or visit www.sdbor.edu/jobopps/get_job_location.cfm BHSU to host Space Days 2004 at Young Center top Black Hills State University will host the South Dakota/NASA Space Days 2004 Friday, April 30 and Saturday, May 1. Space Days 2004 is free for all schools and the public. The travel space station exhibit consists of two 48-foot trailers and includes three video presentations to entertain and inform viewers with the story of human exploration of space and give a view into living and working in this international orbiting laboratory. Each year more than 100,000 people visit the International Space Station trailers as they travel to approximately 20 sites throughout the United States. The event will include StarLab Planetarium shows, the NASA International Space Station Trailer Exhibit, and a keynote presentation by Dr. Ed Gibson, a former NASA astronaut who now lives in South Dakota. Other speakers include Dr. Robert Polcyn, Ron Dyvig, and Jhon Goes In Center.
La Folia -- Composed And DeComposed: Music Of Our Centuries carter himself was present, and gracious as usual. by John Eaton, Jonathan Harvey,Libby larsen, Music from Recently, a foreign pianist friend who excels in http://www.lafolia.com/archive/koenig/koenig200011composed.html
Extractions: Online Music Review La Folia Home] [Archives by Contributor] [Archives by Date] ... Page] Composed and deComposed: Music of Our Centuries Steve Koenig [November 2000. Originally appeared in La Folia Fratres Einstein Grosse Fugue Requiem Cantigas Folksongs , originally a song cycle, the text taken from a setting of the autobiography of the runaway Cuban slave Esteban Montejo. Never one to eschew politics in much of his music, Henze here has nothing to scare away our editor; this is not a polemic work. Sez who? Ed. Officium Breve Canon a 4 Nuages grise and La Lugrubre gondola were quite different from the Chopin, quite modern moody and dark rumblings. The Liszt Sonata in B minor seemed to fly by, interesting in itself but merely a good performance. Generous with encores, we had three more Chopin pieces that were stunning, the Ballade , he would record the cycle. He smiled and said yes, although not all of them. He led me to believe DG would be amenable to this. Hout , for sax, marimba, guitar and piano from 1991, was clever and cute, though not deep, with its jazz-like sax riffs and honks. If it were a boy, it would be called a twink. The 1996
St. Olaf College | Northfield, Minnesota, USA 700 pm (Charles Gray, Andrea Een, David carter). Wednesday, 17, Masterclass LeonFleisher, pianist Urness 1 by Bernstein, Gershwin, Barber, Muczynski larsen. http://www.stolaf.edu/depts/music/calendar/yearly.html
1947-ere I Film, Teater Og Musikk rock.); Bolling, Tiffany (1947 ); Bomann-larsen, Karl (20.04 Carlton, Jerry (01.07.1947-); carter, Michael (I) (1947 1947- ) Norsk cembalist og pianist (Kilde Cap http://webster.hibo.no/bib/1947film.htm
Heart And Soul Bringing Free, Live Entertainment To People In Almost Country Todd Brimley, Danny larsen, Pamela Lindquist, Frank Rosbach, country,rock jazz. F. Heidi Fargo, pianist. I. Inish Barry Marian carter, Irish. http://www.heartsoul.org/performers.html
Celebs.html Fred Hersch, Grammynominated jazz pianist and composer carter Heyward, lesbian Episcopalpriest and writer Billy anti-cancer leader Jack larsen, actor (Jimmy http://www.scrippscol.edu/~dept/student/dean/Family/celebs.html
Cast And Creative Team Of Golf: The Musical Wife Liz larsen. KEN LUNDIE (Musical Director/pianist) divides his time betweenthe Radio Mr. Lundie has played piano for Mel Torme, Nell carter and Jennifer http://www.golfthemusical.com/team.htm
Extractions: Michael CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM Cast Creative Team CAST HEATHER AYERS: JOEL BLUM : Broadway: Music Man A Christmas Carol Steel Pier (Tony nomination Best Supporting Actor), Show Boat (Tony nomination Best Supporting Actor), Stardust nd Street (original company), Debbie Reynolds On Broadway . Off-Broadway: Game Show, .and the World Goes 'Round . Tours: World Goes 'Round and Durante (L.A. Drama Logue Award for both), Show Boat (London). Regional: Guys and Dolls (Lead, Missouri Rep.), Tin Pan Alley Rag ( Barrymore Award, Best Supporting Actor, Wilma Theater Pa.) and much more. TV: episodes of "Law and Order" and "Ed," NBC. "The Sopranos," HBO. CATHERINE CARPENTER: ROBIN HAYNES: NEAL MAYER: Broadway: (final cast). Other New York credits:
Collegial Concert I - October 20, 2003 in the premiere of Libby larsen s A Wrinkle the KatzShteinberg Duo with pianist DmitriShteinberg. Century Classics Ensemble and Elliot carter s ASKO Concerto http://www.nyvs.org/events/current/collegialone03.html
Extractions: Lev Zhurbin, Viola Valentina Charlap-Evans is an award-winning fellowship alumnus of the Tanglewood Music Center and has spent numerous summers at the Festival Casals in Puerto Rico. She has played with the Boston Pops, American Ballet Theater, and Philharmonia Virtuosi. Valentina currently plays with the Springfield Symphony, the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic, the Pone Ensemble for New Music, and the Baroque ensemble La Grande Ecurie, and has recorded for Soundspells, Albany, and MCA Records. She lives in Newburgh, NY with her husband, oboist Joel Evans.
Margaret Shelton Meier Winter 2004 CA, the composer accompanied cellist carter Dewberry in by mezzosoprano Ann Newtonand pianist Barbara Rogers Strength with soprano Catherine larsen, on June http://www.sai-national.org/pubs/win04/msmeier04.html
Extractions: The 2004 American Composers Update as published in PAN PIPES, Volume 96, Number 2 Margaret Shelton Meier's website can be found at: www.angelfire.com/sd/meier/meier.html Peace I Leave With You was premiered on December 7, 8, and 10, 2002, by the Sultana High School Women's Choir led by Carl Dominik, Victor Valley College, Hesperia, CA. Sketches for Grace was introduced February 8, 2003, by pianist Katherine Kim and a chamber orchestra under the direction of Gary Toops, Mount San Antonio College, Walnut, CA. The California Polytechnic Institute String Ensemble, conducted by Kay Pech, presented Journey of a Song April 5 at the Women's Studies Association Conference, Cal-Poly, Pomona, CA. On November 10, 2002, at the Apple Hill West Recital Hall in Brentwood, CA, the composer accompanied cellist Carter Dewberry in Night Thoughts ; the composer also accompanied baritone Ralph Wells in Sense and Nonsense (based on texts from Alice in Wonderland). At the International Women's Day Celebration Concert, March 9, 2003, soprano SAI Deborah Kavasch, accompanied by the composer, presented
NEA: FY 2004 Music Grants also will perform Elliott carter s Symphonia, a Orchestra, Borromeo String Quartet,pianist Andrew Rangell Chicago Symphony trumpeter Tage larsen and composer http://www.nea.gov/grants/recent/disciplines/Music/04music.html
Extractions: NEA Home Chairman's Forum About Us Grants News Room National Initiatives Lifetime Honors Publications NEA Partners Resources Features Support the Arts Search/Site Map Some details of the projects listed below are subject to change, contingent upon prior Endowment approval. Challenge America Creativity Leadership Initiatives
Lawrence(ks).com : Music Regina carter becomes first black and nonclassical artist to When Regina carter's pianist suggested the jazz musician March 23, 2003. pianist Olga Kern's climb to international http://www.lawrence.com/news/music/archive
Extractions: It was a "Wicked" day, with the lavish "Wizard of Oz" musical nominated for 10 Tony Awards, Broadway's highest honor. "Assassins," the chilling Stephen Sondheim-John Weidman musical about presidential killers, followed with seven nominations Monday. KU orchestra closes concert season
Untitled Document Cole, and Arthur Woodley with pianist, Joseph Smith H. Leslie Adams, and John CarterAlbany Records. Alston, Betty Jackson King, Libby larsen, and Jacquleyn http://www.uni.edu/taylord/composerlist.html
Aboutus F minor joined by special guest, pianist AnneMarie chance to hear all five ElliottCarter quartets in will include works by Haydn, Libby larsen, Mozart, and http://www.pacificaquartet.com/summer03.html
Extractions: In Fall 2003 the Pacifica Quartet begins a two-year term as Resident Quartet of the Lincoln Center Chamber Music Society II. Pacifica competed for this coveted post against several other outstanding ensembles in May 2002. The quartet is honored to receive this appointment and participate in the continuing tradition of chamber music excellence at The Chamber Music Society. The Pacifica Quartet has been appointed to the faculty of the University of Illinois School of Music. As part of their residency, they will appear in a three-concert series at the Krannert Center. The Pacifica will continue as artist-in-residence ensemble at the University of Chicago. Why We Play the Carter Cycle Always dealing first and foremost with the human experience, these five quartets are full of vitality, passion, and unique musical vision. The music not only portrays many of our deepest emotions, but goes a step beyond by showing representations of the processes by which we think and feel, from the dreamlike state of the First quartet expressing how our ideas are formed by subconsciously connecting one thought to the next, to the musical representation of very human connections of confrontation, discipleship, and companionship in the Second. Then comes the Third, two duos on stage playing what seem to be completely different pieces of music. At the beginning of the piece, one only hears chaos. However, as the piece progresses we realize that the focus gradually becomes the connections and relationships between these duos.
Notepad Vol. 4 #1 larsen 1000 1100 A.M.; Prokofiev 1100 - 11 Our new orchestra manager is FloydCarter (violin Side Story, and Rhapsody in Blue (still looking for a pianist). http://www.redwoodsymphony.org/notepad/note4-01.html
Extractions: Beethoven 7:00 - 8:00, Larsen 8:15 - 9:00, Prokofiev 9:00 - 10:00 August 26 Beethoven 7:00 - 8:00, Larsen 8:15 - 9:00, Prokofiev 9:00 - 10:00 September 2 Beethoven 7:00 - 8:00, Larsen 8:15 - 9:00, Prokofiev 9:00 - 10:00 September 9 String Sectionals September 16 Sectionals, winds and strings For Winds and Brass, Beethoven 7:00 - 8:00, Larsen 8:15 - 9:00, Prokofiev 9:00 - 10:00 September 2 3 Beethoven 7:00 - 8:00, Larsen 8:15 - 9:00, Prokofiev 9:00 - 10:00 September 3 Beethoven 7:00 - 8:00, Larsen 8:15 - 9:00, Prokofiev 9:00 - 10:00 Saturday , October 3 Dress Rehearsal Larsen 10:00 - 11:00 A M .; Prokofiev 11:00 - 11:45 A M .; Beethoven 12:00 - 1:30 P M (Concert Order) Sunday , October 4 Concert On August 6, 1998, Redwood Symphony Executive Director Claudia Herzog won a $990 grant from the Redwood City Civic Cultural Commission to fund our Family Concert. The funds will go to defray our expenses, such as fees for music rental and Walter the Giant Storyteller. The grant will also allow us to make a limited number of tickets available free to deserving children. See Claudia (violin) if you know of some prospects to receive these tickets, or have any other ideas for promoting this great event.
Blair Faculty: Keyboard Studio and master class pianist for Josef Gingold and Lyle Lovett; and presidentsCarter and Reagan Anne Epperson, Marian Hahn, Benjamin Kaplan, and Eric larsen. http://www.vanderbilt.edu/Blair/faculty/faculty_keybd.html
Extractions: B.M. (Mount Union); M.M. (Indiana) Student of Malcolm Brown, Douglas Lee, Ray Dudley, and Lucien Stark. Recitalist and lecturer, Peabody College Seminar in Piano Teaching, 1969-77. Nashville Area Music Teachers Association Teacher of the Year, 1985. Tennessee Governors School for the Arts Outstanding Teacher Award, 1990, 1994, 1999. Member of faculty, George Peabody College for Teachers, 1970-74. Chair, Blair Precollegiate Scholarship Program since 1967. Recipient, Chancellor's Chair, Blair School. Blair School since 1964. MARTHA BARTLES Senior Adjunct Artist Teacher of Piano
JAZZ ON THE DECK such as James Dunham, Libby larsen, Robert Cohen Zubin Mehta conducting them and Carterhimself playing the celebrated Beaux Arts Trio pianist Menahem Pressler http://www.innergameofmusic.com/mm-1/celloarticle.html
Extractions: THE POWER OF LOVE Prominent Cellists help Barry Green find an answers to : The Mastery of Music Ten Pathways to True Artistry It has been over twenty years since the publication of The Inner Game of Music. The Mastery of Music, Ten Pathways to True Artistry (publication May '03). Janos Starker, Robert Cohen, Stephen Isserlis, David Darling, Danny Rothmueller, Natelie Clein, Irene Sharp, Carter Brey, Joan Jeanrenaud, Pamela Frame and Bonnie Hampton. I cited published sources from Pablo Cassals, Jaqueline DuPre, William Pleeth, Yo-Yo Ma and others. With the help of my friend Tim Janoff, I was able to use several excerpts from his wonderful internet interviews with artists such as Lynn Harrell and others. Think about this for a moment. Are we missing something in our musical training? Are we neglecting to give our students and ourselves the very skills that are truly necessary in order to achieve excellence and respect, and to make a lasting contribution on Earth? Is it possible that just mastering our instruments and our Zen-like states of concentration isn't ALL that is necessary to negotiate some very important things in our life and work? Recognizing this ‘missing link’ was the first inspiration that sent me exploring this fascinating landscape of excellence and artistry. It sent me down a new pathway, filled with questions and curiosity. I then came up with ten ‘Pathways’ that I felt would begin the journey. Soon I realized that the real message of this journey is endless and it doesn’t really stop at these ten qualities. It only begins with ten. There is the expression, "The Joy is in the Journey." This works for me.
FEBRUARY 27 CLASSICALmanac 'today In Classical Music' Cleveland Orchestra, George Szell conducting, with pianist Jesús Maria CD CarterSonataCello Piano Etudes (8 1984 FP of Libby larsen s Parachute Dancing. http://www.angelfire.com/ab/day/feb27.html
