HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results Manuel violinist dylana jenson performing Karl Goldmark s Violin Concerto.Hewitt will play and conduct Bach s Piano Concerto 19. http://www.highbeam.com/library/search.asp?FN=AO&refid=ency_refd&search_thesauru
MontlakeBlog no doubt, however, about how much skill it takes a violinist to play piece by EugeneOrmandy (the Philadelphia Orchestra) and the young dylana jenson (ca 1980 http://66.171.36.100/MontlakeBlog/DisplayBlog.aspx
Extractions: We were in Savannah, GeorgiaâMelissa, young Tom Clark, and I, in the fall of 1998. Taking the opportunity for southern travel while at a conference in Hilton Head, South Carolina, we drove the Beemer across the border into this famous city that I, at least, had never visited. It was a glorious evening, even a little cool if I remember correctly, and we drove around a bit before stopping at the tourist-influenced waterfront commercial area. I remember a taffy (or perhaps it was fudge) factory, and some other interesting places, but the one of most interest to me was a gourmet food shop that specialized in hot sauces. Always disappointed in the degree of fire in foods I eat in restaurants (with one exception), I was in the market for a nice hot sauce to spice up normal fare.
Cultural Activities Abound In Knoxville And On Campus 4 in F minor. $ Kirk Trevor, celebrating his 10th anniversary with the KSO, willconduct the symphony. The featured musician is violinist dylana jenson. http://dailybeacon.utk.edu/issues/v67/n21/cultural.21a.html
Extractions: Randall Brown The continued postponement of the Eagles' concert is no reason to panic. There are a number of cultural activities this week to bide time while Glenn Frey's stomach settles. On campus, at the Clarence Brown Theatre, the Philadelphia Dance Company, "Philadanco," will perform at 8 p.m. tonight. Founded with the goal of improving performing opportunities for black artists, the company enjoys an international reputation for art istic integrity and fine dancing. The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra opens its 1994-95 Masterworks Series with two concerts, at 8 p.m. tonight and Friday, at the Tennessee Theatre on Gay Street. The program includes Svoboda's Overture of the Season , Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor , and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 in F minor. Kirk Trevor, celebrating his 10th anniversary with the KSO, will conduct the symphony. The featured musician is violinist Dylana Jenson. Jenson has performed as a soloist with major orchestras nationwide and worldwide. She debuted at age 8, performing the Mendelssohn Concerto with the Long Beach Symphony. At 17 she became the youngest, and first American woman, violinist to win the silver medal at Moscow's Tchaikovsky Competition.
Welcome To The Best Of New Orleans! Special Events Listings 03 18 03 David Lockington conducts a concert featuring violinist dylana jenson. Call for prices. DavidLockington conducts a concert featuring violinist dylana jenson. http://www.bestofneworleans.com/dispatch/2003-03-18/spec_events-lists.html
Extractions: family Tuesday 18 PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! Children can hear pig stories and make a craft. Free admission. 1 p.m. SUPPERTIME FOR TOTS. Esperanza, 13899 River Road, Luling, (985) 785-1399. The Magic Leprechaun program features host "Sham Rock" and magician Stephan Miller in an evening of face painting, balloon sculpting, comedy and more. Supper and show $12. 6 p.m. Thursday 20 THE BAD BEGINNING. Discussion of the first book in Lemony Snickett's Series of Unfortunate Events . Free admission. 7 p.m. CLIFFORD GOES TO HOLLYWOOD. Children can hear a reading of Norman Bridwell's book and make movie-star glasses. Free admission. 7 p.m. Friday 21 SILLY STORIES. Kids can hear a reading of William Kotzwinkle's Walter the Farting Dog and Robert Munsch's Good Families Don't , then make a silly craft. Free admission. 7 p.m.
Social Events Partners in music and life, Maestro David Lockington (Music Director of the GrandRapids Symphony Orchestra) and virtuoso violinist dylana jenson join forces http://www.psuwashdc.org/social.htm
Women & Music: History & Criticism ML3929 .S33 1985 Consists mostly of biographical information about Antonia Brico(a conductor), Beverly Sills, Leontyne Price, and dylana jenson (a violinist). http://www.stkate.edu/library/guides/womenmus/histcrit.html
Grand Rapids Youth Symphony & Classical Orchestra Sunday, November 2, 2003 300 pm With guest violinist dylana jenson The Richardand Helen DeVos Center for Arts and Worship located on the Grand Rapids http://www.grys.org/
GRAND RAPIDS SYMPHONY: About The Symphony Mr. Lockington is married to violinist dylana jenson and they residewith their four children in East Grand Rapids. Conducting Staff. http://www.grsymphony.org/bio.lockington.html
Extractions: Other recent guest conducting engagements include his debuts with the Oregon, Phoenix, Columbus (Ohio), San Diego, Nashville, North Carolina, Fort Worth and Toledo symphonies. During the 2003-2004 Season, Mr. Lockington returns to the orchestras in Indianapolis, Colorado and Kansas City and makes his debut with the Toronto and Syracuse symphonies. He began his career as principal cellist with the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. After completing his Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Cambridge, he came to the U.S. on a scholarship to Yale University, where he received his Master's degree in cello performance and studied conducting with Otto Werner Mueller. Mr. Lockington was a member of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra and served as assistant principal cellist for three years with the Denver Symphony Orchestra before turning to conducting.
Bay Weekly: 8 Days A Week tap for the Annapolis Symphony Orchestras last performance of the year; withguest conductor David Lockington and violinist dylana jenson performing music http://www.bayweekly.com/calendar.html
Always...Patsy Cline - Grand Rapids Civic Theatre He studies violin with dylana jenson and is also a composer. Currently, he studieswith the great violinist and teacher, Ariana Bronne, in New York. http://www.grct.org/seasons/2003_2004/patsy/patsy.html
Extractions: Cast Photos and Bios Mary Hess (Patsy Cline) - is making her first appearance with Civic Theatre in this role. Mary is a graduate of Alma College with a BA in Communications. While at Alma she had roles in such productions as Cabaret and Pirates of Penzance . She has also worked with Flat River Community Theatre in their productions of West Side Story and Meet Me in St. Louis . Mary also portrayed the role of Laurey in Ionia Community Theatres Oklahoma . During the day, Mary is the development director at Grand Rapids Ballet Company. Molly Kelly (Louise Seger) - is also making her first appearance at Civic. She however is no stranger to the theatre community in Grand Rapids. Molly has sung with the Opera Grand Rapids Chorus for the past 10 years, appearing in numerous productions. At Circle Theatre, Molly was featured as "Electra" in Gypsy and was also in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas . This past winter, she appeared in Tony and Tinas Wedding at the B.O.B. and was in the
Indiana University School Of Music Presents Summer Music Festival and pianist Frederic Chiu, a guest violin recital by dylana jenson featuring Brian ThisJune, violinist Joshua Bell and pianist Simon Mulligan will perform a http://www.music.indiana.edu/publicity/press/pressreleases/Summer Festival 2003.
Extractions: productions Volume 21/Issue 4/2003 On The Boards BAR STORIES - DRAMA! is now accepting submissions for Bar Stories , an original one-act play composed of 3 to 5 vignettes. The submission is open to any aspiring playwright(s) residing in the New Orleans Metro Area. The concept of Bar Stories is to assemble a collage of the chosen short plays to create a full one-act play. Each piece should be 5 to 15 minutes long and set in a New Orleans bar. Bar Stories will be produced by DRAMA! May 9 - 25, 2003 at Cowpokes/Barn Theatre Space. The deadline for submission is March 14. If you are interested in submitting a piece, visit www.DramaNO.org for submission procedures and requirements, or call 504.948.9924. BOXAGANGA , Le Chat Noir, 715 St. Charles Ave., 504.581.5812. Wed., March 19. Features a hilarious, satirical, irreverent comedy troupe who presents sketches about American pop culture. COLD READ , Le Chat Noir, 715 St. Charles Ave., 504.581.5812. Wednesdays, at 6pm. Readings of original scripts. Theatre for writers. DRALION runs through Mar. 2, under Cirque du Soleils state of the art big top, the Grand Capiteau at Zephyr Field parking lot. After the immense success of Alegria at Beau Rivage Resort and Casino, Cirque du Soleil returns to the Gulf Coast and to New Orleans for the very first time with
MSO Program Notes (Oct. 2000) Szpinalski), 1946 (Roman Totenberg), 1963 (Sidney Harth), 1975 (dylana jenson),and 1991 was dedicated to his friend and colleague, violinist Joseph Joachim http://facstaff.uww.edu/allsenjm/MSO/NOTES/0001/Oct2000.htm
Extractions: For this second concert of our 75th anniversary season we welcome Shlomo Mintz back to the Oscar Mayer TheatreMr. Mintz gave a wonderful performce of the Bruch Scottish Fantasy with the orchestra in 1992, and we are delighted to have him back for these concerts. Mr. Mintz will close tonight's program with Brahms's monumental Violin Concerto. The program opens with Mozart's bright "Haffner" symphony, and a suite from Prokofiev's wartime ballet Cinderella. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Symphony No.35 in D Major, K.385 ("Haffner") Mozart's Symphony No.35 was composed in July and August of 1782. The composer conducted the first performance at the Burgtheater in Vienna on March 23, 1783. It has been played twice previously at these concerts, in 1962 and 1976. Duration 23:00. In July of 1782, Mozart was at a very busy point in his career, and making a mark in Vienna. He had just completed a successful German
Santa Barbara School Districts: March 2002 News Archive Then, Gisele Ben Dor will conduct a preview of a March 17 Santa BarbaraSymphony concert. violinist dylana jenson will perform. http://www.sbceo.k12.ca.us/~sbsdweb/news_archive/2002/2002_03.html
Extractions: On April 10, 2002, the Goleta Valley Junior High School PTA will present the Abalaye African Dance Ensemble, a group based in Orange County. Seventh-grade students will attend the cultural arts assembly at 10:40 a.m. and 8th graders will attend the same assembly at 11:35 a.m. Abalaye means "remember your ancestors" in the Yoruba language of Nigeria. This company of dynamic dancers and musicians expertly weaves this important theme throughout their program. Abalaye's performance will focus on the cultures of the Mandingo, Jola, Wolof, and Serer peoples of Senegal, Guinea, and Mali as well as the Yoruba people of Nigeria. Goleta Valley Junior High School is located at 6100 Stow Canyon Road, Goleta. Thursday, March 28, 2002 For the third year in a row, the Dos Pueblos High School Academic Decathlon team will represent Santa Barbara County at the California Academic Decathlon Championships. The competition will take place in Modesto during the last weekend in March. Team members are Tiffany Yuen, Melanie Michalak, Chen Zang, Elizabeth Kelly, Mitch Levay, Steven Bowers, Capri Scott, Ryan Sloane, Kate Rogalsky, Jason Liu, Susannah Kelly, Sheila Kelly, Kevin Evans, and Tim Nelson.
Sunspot.net - Business Barber, Schumann, Tchaikovsky. May 7, 8 dylana jenson, violinist; David Lockington,conductor. Michael Abels (premiere), Shostakovich, Beethoven. http://www.sunspot.net/business/bal-li.classlist04sep04,0,1263716.story
Albuquerque Tribune Online His wife, violinist dylana jenson, was not invited to give masterclasses. Pianist Awadagin Pratt, who also lives in Albuquerque http://www.abqtrib.com/archives/diversions01/110901_diversions_marty.shtml
Extractions: Our disparate arts world needs to learn what community really means MARTY RONISH "Albuquerque is a place of great opportunity for artists because our arts community is so disorganized." That is how I started a speech to assembled arts leaders at last spring's Arts Alliance Bravo Awards. There were audible gasps and frowns of disapproval from these people who devote their lives to organizing. I went on to soften the blow by saying we have no "establishment" to overcome, no entrenched power bloc. Arts groups have equal access to the press and to funding sources. Anyone can start an arts organization in Albuquerque with good chance for success. That's the upside of being disorganized. The downside of being disorganized is that the arts organizations have very little clout in the community, because they are not collaborative. We failed to save music and art in our elementary schools 10 years ago, we were spectacularly unsuccessful at getting community approval for a desperately needed Performing Arts Center, and the city's support for the arts is at the poverty level. What we learned from Sept. 11 is how important "community" is. Building community is a process that starts with cooperation and collaboration.
