Choice Classical CDs 2003 that demand the utmost virtuosity from the violinist, this new CD chamber collaborationshave included partnerships with violinists kyung sun lee and Nicholas http://www.angelfire.com/music4/mclub/clcd03.html
Extractions: Classical: Instrumental Violinist Nikolaj Znaider¹s second CD as an exclusive RCA Red Seal recording artist. Mr. Znaider calls the CD Bravo! Virtuoso and Romantic Encores for Violin More than merely a compilation of encore works that demand the utmost virtuosity from the violinist, this new CD Bravo! Virtuoso and Romantic Encores for Violin traces the historical legacy and the subtle cross-influences of legendary violinists of the past, many of whom wrote works for the violin. Several of these pieces refer to the style of other violin virtuosos while pushing the instrument to the extremes of technique. For example, Fritz Kreisler, in his Recitativo and Scherzo Caprice, pays homage to Eugène Ysaÿe, whose distinct style and influence can be heard in the orations and rich chordal outbursts. Mr. Znaider is accompanied by pianist Daniel Gortler. Israeli pianist Daniel Gortler started his piano studies with Naomi Hacohen. He graduated from the Rubin Music Academy in Tel-Aviv and later from the Musikhochschule in Hanover, where he studied with Professor Arie Vardi. In addition, he has taken classes with Christoph Eschenbach. Daniel Gortler has won many competitions, including first prizes in both the Viña del Mar International Competition in Chile (1987) and the Bremen International Piano Competition (1991), second prize at the Munich International Piano Competition, and, when he was only 19 years old, third prize at the Geneva International Piano Competition. He has also won the Gina Bachauer Award in Jerusalem (1989) and the Salon de Virtuosi annual award in New-York. Daniel Gortler is a faculty member of the Rubin Music Academy at Tel-Aviv University.
NPR : Performance Today For Sunday, May 26, 2002 Oberlin College Conservatory professors, at the conservatory pianist Monique Duphil(dooFEEL), cellist Peter Rejto (RYE-toe), and violinist kyung sun lee. http://www.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.php?prgId=4&prgDate=26-May-2002
All Things Strings: Reviews The second of violinist Sylvia Rosenbergs three Weill Hall recitals was even adistinguished teacher, and one of her former students, kyung sun lee, gave a http://www.stringsmagazine.com/issues/Strings87/Reviews.shtml
Extractions: Excerpted from Strings magazine, July 2000, No. 87 Mexican cellist Carlos Prieto. On Stage Potpourri By Edith Eisler The millennial spring season was a heady mix of old and new music and established and aspiring performers, including some very promising debuts. Taiwanese cellist Kenneth Kuo made his New York recital debut at Weill Hall, partnered by the fine pianist Noreen Cassidy-Polera. Kua is an excellent player, with an effortless technique, a beautiful, warm tone, and an unabashedly romantic soul; his love for the music infused every note. The Rachmaninov Sonata was flexible but steady, expressive but not effusive; Schumanns Adagio and Allegro was less restrained but too honestly felt to seem excessive. Kuo performed his own virtuosic arrangement of Chopins Introduction et Polonaise brilliante and also played his own transcriptions of three Taiwanese folksongs. In Bachs C-Major Adagio, his expressiveness almost redeemed his romantic approach. The distinguished Mexican cellist Carlos Prieto returned to Alice Tully Hall with his splendid pianist Edison Quintana for a program featuring South American works, two of them New York premieres: Revueltas
CJ For Better Life professor at Hochschule fur Musik Koeln, Germany, Michinori Bunya, a bassist andprofessor at Hochschule fur Musik Wurzburg, and kyungsun lee, a violinist. http://www.cjlife.co.kr/CJGE/CJGE007/CJGE007_4/CJGE007_4_1.html
Extractions: CJ's support is aimed at developing the orchestra into a performing group widely recognized at home and abroad. Thanks to CJ's efforts, the orchestra presented three regular concerts each year in South Korea and received an invitation to perform at the Krzysztof Penderecki Festival (Poland, 1998), the opening concert of the "Japanese Art Festival" held by the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs (Japan, 2001), and the Thai International Music Festival; thus reinforcing its reputation as a musical group representing South Korea. Organized in 1996, the Hwaum Chamber Orchestra traces its roots to the "Chamber Orchestra Hwaum," which played chamber music in galleries monthly. When one hears the word Hwaum ûúëå (Chinese characters pronounced as hwaum), one usually thinks of harmony. Nonetheless, different Chinese characters (ûþëå, a homonym meaning picture and music) are used to denote the name of the orchestra. Its name is very meaningful and interesting because it suggests that music is heard in pictures, and pictures are shown in music. Likewise, it expresses its ideal, i.e., music is the reflection of the soul. The Hwaum Chamber Orchestra consists of 19 stringed instrument musicians who perform without a conductor. As outstanding musicians who are very active on the Korean and world stage as performers and professors, all orchestra members won prizes in prestigious domestic and foreign competitions. They include Ik-hwan Bae, a violinist and professor at the Indiana University School of Music, USA, Young-Chang Cho, a cellist and professor at Folkwang Hochschule Essen, Germany, Rainer Moog, a violinist and professor at Hochschule fur Musik Koeln, Germany, Michinori Bunya, a bassist and professor at Hochschule fur Musik Wurzburg, and Kyung-Sun Lee, a violinist. All of them collectively contribute to the musical prowess of the group as an international chamber orchestra.
CJ For Better Life fur Musik Koeln, Germany, Michinori Bunya, a bassist and professor at Hochschulefur Musik Wurzburg, and kyungsun lee, a violinist, who collectively http://www.cjlife.co.kr/CJGE/CJGE007/CJGE007_4/CJGE007_4_1.html?flag=01
Subscription Concerts Vivaldi s famous Gloria, plus the Baltimore premier of Adagio by Lekeu, theLeclair violin concerto, featuring violinist, kyung sun lee, and one of http://www.baltimorechoralarts.org/content/index.cfm/ContentID/781/SectionID/225
Extractions: Subscription Concerts Choral Arts Announces Its 2004-2005 Subscription Concert Series! 21st ANNUAL CHRISTMAS WITH CHORAL ARTS Tuesday, December 7, 2004 at 7:30 pm Cathedral of Mary Our Queen Classical favorites, spirituals and carols from around the world. The Full Chorus and Orchestra with Guest Artists CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF PARIS Sunday, March 13, 2005 at 3:00 PM Kraushaar Auditorium Vivaldi's famous Gloria , plus the Baltimore premier of Adagio by Lekeu, the Leclair violin concerto, featuring violinist, Kyung Sun Lee, and one of Mendlessohn's charming string symphonies. The Chamber Chorus and Orchestra with Guest Artists MASTERPIECE AT THE MEYERHOFF! Saturday, April 9, 2005 at 8:00 PM Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall The monumental Verdi Requiem with the Arlington Symphony Orchestra, celebrating their 60 th Anniversary The Full Chorus and Orchestra with Guest Artists Sponsored in part by the Henry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation ENGLISH DELIGHTS Sunday, May 15, 2005 at 7:00 PM
Juilliard | The Juilliard Journal Online Eun Soo (a former student of Oxana s); and violinists lee Bo Yun and lee kyung sun. studentspianist Sarah Ha, cellist sungChan Chang, and violinist Chang Ho http://www.juilliard.edu/update/journal/j_articles66.html
JS Online: Chamber Series Goes To College New to the festival and the city is violinist Bernard Zinck, who is Jenny Gregoire,of Alabama State University and the Alabama Symphony; kyung sun lee, of the http://www.jsonline.com/onwisconsin/arts/jun03/150207.asp
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LIFESTYLES: COMMUNITY BRIEFS the Las Vegas debut of pianoviolin duo kyung sun lee and Brian Korean violinist leehas won awards in numerous international violin competitions, capturing a http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/1997/Nov-06-Thu-1997/lifestyles/6335948.h
LookSmart - Search Results For "Sylvia Rosenberg" Shenyeh was a violinist in the Houston Symphony between 1995 and 2001 kyung sun lee plays a Joseph Guarnerius violin made in 1723. http://www.looksmart.com/r_search?key=Sylvia Rosenberg
Mobile Symphony - Guest Artists 2004-2005 violinist Jenny Grégoire was appointed concertmaster of the Mobile Symphony in withmusicians such as Bernard Zinck, Rita Profiris, kyung sun lee, and the http://www.mobilesymphony.org/guests.php?artist=gregoire
Weekend: Stage: Hot Ticket As Trio Con Voce, violinist kyung sun lee, left, and pianist Brian Suits, who arehusband and wife, join with soprano Jennifer Aylmer for a concert in St. http://www.sptimes.com/2002/02/07/Weekend/Stage__hot_ticket.shtml
Extractions: published February 7, 2002 Artur Girsky, principal second violin of the Florida Orchestra, and pianist Eugenia Pilyavina play music of Beethoven, Franck and Sarasate in St. Petersburg. Girsky, who joined the orchestra in November, graduated from the Moscow Conservatory. From 1993 to 1997, he was concertmaster of the Moscow Soloist Chamber Orchestra under Yuri Bashmet. The concert is at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Palladium. Tickets: $8-$15. (727) 822-3590. It's not farfetched to think of Roger Miller as the George Gershwin of country music, a brilliant songwriter who died too young. Miller wrote a truckload of songs for other performers and had a string of his own hits, including Dang Me, Chug-A-Lug and King of the Road, in the 1960s. When Miller turned to the Broadway musical he was a breath of fresh air for a floundering art form. His Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn garnered seven Tony Awards after it opened in 1985, but it was the only musical written by Miller, who died at 56 in 1992.
2004 Sejong Cultural Festival kyung sun lee, violin. international violin competitions in the early 90s, Ms. leehas been enjoying everincreasing popularity as a violinist in great http://www.alumni-world.com/snuaachicago/bulletinboard/sejong_estival/sejong_con
Extractions: Chicago, Illinois View Program Booklet (PDF files): Saturday Program Sunday Program Myunghee Chung, piano Born in Korea, Myunghee Chung was a child prodigy who started piano at seven with late Jung-Ju Oh. Pianist Artur Rubinstein visiting Korea in July 1966 hearing her encouraged her to become a concert pianist. Ms. Chung started to gain public recognition when she won the first prize at the prestigious 516 National Competition in Korea in 1973. Since then, she was awarded with many international awards, including the first prizes at the 1976 Chicago Symphony Young Performers Competition and at the 1977 William Kapell International Piano Competition. She also received prizes at the 1980 Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition and the 1981 Busoni International Piano Competition, Bolzano, Italy. She studied at the Juilliard School with Martin Canin, and earned her Bachelor and Masters degrees in music. Dr. Chung continued her study with Gary Graffman and Andre Watts at the Manhattan School of Music and received her Doctor of Musical Arts degree.
String Quartet Sophie Langdon Acclaimed violinist. kyung sun lee kyung-sun Elly Ameling EugeneAlbulescu Rubio String Quartet Fry Street Quartet Trio Con Voce Brian Suits http://www.all-creations.com/string_quartet/
Extractions: Category: string quartet Directory only The Shop Web Werner Icking Music Archive GMD bmg gimmel ... Bach Werner Icking Music Archive; Archives musicales; Archivio di Musica; Musikarchiv http://icking-music-archive.org/ William Copper, American Composer William Copper William Cooper Will Copper ... Del Biographical information for American composer William Copper,one of a small group of composers emerging as leading creators of distinguished 21st century music. http://www.hartenshield.com/william_copper.html Franz Schubert - classical composer of Franz Schubert classical composer Great Symphony ... mfiles Franz Schubert - overview of the classical composer and his music. http://www.mfiles.co.uk/Composers/Franz-Schubert.htm Plymouth Classical Music Concert Diary Plymouth concert diary Plymouth concerts ... Plymouth Chamber Music Co Classical Music Concert Diary for the Plymouth, UK, area http://www.plyclassical.co.uk/ : : : : Pierre Bastien : pierre bastien meccano mecanoid ... electro acoustic http://www.pierrebastien.com/ George Perle: Home classical chamber music twelve-tone Berg Wozzeck Schoenberg piano avant-garde Webern author Pulitzer Prize MacArthur Fellow orchestral orchestra string quartet Lydian http://www.georgeperle.com/
Inside Clemson Tuesday, October 15. violinist kyung sun lee and Pianist Brian Suits A husbandand-wifeteam noted for their innovative programming. 8 pm, Brooks Theatre. http://clemsonews.clemson.edu/Inside_archive/Inside_files.10.4.96/calendar.html
Extractions: Homecoming weekend will focus on tradition this year as the University celebrates 100 years of Clemson football. The 1996 edition of Tigerama will borrow the theme "A Rock Solid Tradition for 100 Years" from the Football Centennial for the annual homecoming extravaganza to be held Friday, Oct. 18, in Memorial Stadium. A 7 p.m. pep rally will be followed at 7:30 p.m. by skits, based on Clemson's history, performed by student organizations, the crowning of Miss Homecoming, a performance by the Dixie skydivers and a gigantic fireworks display. Tickets are $2 in advance and $3 at the gate. Advance tickets are available on the University Union loggia and at the Alumni Center, Schilletter Dining Hall and area businesses. Public appearances by teams of matched Clydesdale horses have been a tradition of Anheuser-Busch for 63 years. An eight-horse hitch of the world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales (above) will be on campus Saturday, Oct. 19, before the noon game. Beginning at approximately 9 a.m., the horses can be seen at a staging area on the practice field near Jervey Athletic Center and parading around the vicinity of Memorial Stadium. Just prior to the pre-game activities on the field, the Clydesdales will circle Fike Recreation Center (G Street to Williamson Road to Heisman Street, past the motor pool) and join the Tiger Band on Fort Hill Street for a festive march to the stadium. To qualify for one of three traveling hitches, these bay geldings must stand six feet at the shoulder, weigh between 1,800 and 2,300 pounds and have four white stocking feet, a blaze of white on the face and a black mane and tail. The hitches make more than 600 appearances each year from thousands of invitations. Their Upstate visit, including appearances Oct. 13 at the Anderson Speedway, Oct. 17 in downtown Greenville and Oct. 18 at Oktoberfest in Walhalla, was arranged by Rodney Williams of Budweiser of Anderson and by Budweiser of Greenville. Williams was the Tigers' starting quarterback in 1985-88 and now provides color commentary for the Clemson Sports Network radio broadcasts.
Violafest violinist with the San Francisco Symphony and San Francisco Opera chamber collaborationshave included partnerships with violinists kyung sun lee and Nicholas http://music.ucdavis.edu/events/violafest/musicians.htm
Extractions: Eric Zivian , piano Robert Samson Bloch , viola, has studied violin with Alexander Bloch, Paul Stassevich and Arthur Grumiaux. Winner of the Young Artist Competition of the Society of American Musicians (Chicago) and the Kranchsteiner Musikpreis (Darmstadt). M. A. in music composition from the University of Chicago, Premier Prix Avec Distinction from the Conservatoire Royal de Musique in Brussels, Belgium. Violinist with the San Francisco Symphony and San Francisco Opera, Principal Second Violin with the Minnesota Orchestra. Faculty member, Cornell University and U.C. Davis (now Emeritus Professor). back to top David Calderon Don Ehrlich viola back to top Phyllis Kamrin , viola Phyllis Kamrin received her B.M. from the Curtis Institute and her M.M. from the New England Conservatory of Music. She is a member of the Onyx Quartet, the string quartet within the Left Coast Chamber Ensemble, and of the Alma Duo, an ensemble with guitar. She has played with the Sierra String Quartet, winners of the Duisberg Prize at the Portsmouth International String Quartet Competition, the New Century Chamber Orchestra, and Philharmonia Baroque. Ms. Kamrin can be heard on the Kameleon, VQS, and Harmonia Mundi labels. Ms. Kamrin is founder and co-director of the Berkeley Summer String Seminar.
Montclair State University - Department Of Music 28 sun at 3 pm, kyung-Wha Chung, violinist McEachern Recital 22 - sun at 3 pm, Recitalby Jeanne Marie Schwarz 28 - Sat at 8 pm, Senior Recital Justin lee, bass. http://www.montclair.edu/music/pages/events/events.html
Extractions: Please note that additional programs may be scheduled and all are subject to change. All performances will take place in McEachern Recital Hall unless otherwise noted. The concerts are free unless otherwise noted. Call our automated events line at (973) 655-4296 for the most current listings. For more information call (973) 655-7263. If you are interested in workshops or in applying to the department, see the audition information page. Cancellations: Due to Weather: If the campus is closed due to weather conditions, events will not take place. See the main Montclair State University Web site or call 973-655-7810 for news about campus closings. Other emergency cancellations will be announced on the events line (973-655-4296) as soon as possible on the day of the event.
Mu Beta Psi -- Xi Chapter -- Activities Meetings sundays at 800 pm in Kennedy 31. Fall 1999August, September SAT,18, kyung sun lee violinist. October SAT, 16, JY Song - Pianist. November http://dragondesign.com/MuBetaPsi/Xi/activities.html
Staff Profiles Tara is an accomplished violinist and pianist and, through her guitar Randolph Coleman,Jeffery Mumford, and Marilyn Shrude, and violin with kyung sun lee. http://www.schoolperformingarts.org/staff.htm
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Extractions: Chambers of Commerce January 7 - February 21 Colville Arts Fdn. presents "Cold Nights - Warm Lights", the lamps of Jan Moulder. Jan will be exhibiting her lamps created with hand-made paper and her 'wyldestar' hanging mobiles. Jan will also be presenting a papermaking workshop on two consecutive Saturdays, February 21 and February 28 from 1 - 4 p.m. The cost is $55 for the workshop and includes a papermaking kit. Register for the workshop at the gallery, 119 W. Astor. A reception for Jan will be hald at the gallery on Friday, Janaury 23 from 4 - 7 p.m. The public is invited. Light refreshments will be served. For more information about Jan, visit her website at
