21. Michelle Areyzaga Conducted by Donald chen. Unitarian Church, Evanston, IL. Music in France 18901930.pianist Celeste Rue. william Ferris Chorale. Conducted by Paul French. http://www.novoartists.com/areyzaga.html

Michelle Areyzaga - Soprano photo: Larry Lapidus Michelle Areyzaga has appeared in principal operatic roles from Baroque to contemporary including Susanna, Sophie ( Werther ), Musetta, Lauretta, Adele, Zerlina, Despina, Serpina, and Belinda. She sang the role of The Girl in the Chicago premier of The Kaiser of Atlantis Ms. Areyzaga's concert work includes performances throughout the United States, and she has received critical acclaim for her interpretation of contemporary American music. She has been credited with premiers of works by Menotti, Hoiby, Hundley, Walker, Rogers, and others. She has been a featured recitalist on WFMT's Live from Studio One, and on the Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concert Series, both presented as live radio broadcasts, and she has appeared on the public television program ArtBeat Chicago. She has appeared in recital with Susanne Mentzer performing duets by Mozart, Rossini, and Delibes. Ms. Areyzaga has performed works with orchestra including Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass Messiah and Judas Maccabeus , the Requiems A New Creation

22. Directory :: Look.com chen, william Site includes concerts, recordings and biography. Chung, HyunMiYoung Korean pianist; includes discography, biography and interview. http://www.look.com/searchroute/directorysearch.asp?p=212770

23. MusicalOnline: Pianists Francesco Bertoldi chen, Gwhyneth The Grand Prize Winner of 1999 InternationalWeb Gregory, william F. - professional pianist services catering http://www.musicalonline.com/musicians/keyborad/pianists.htm

Musical Online MusicalOnline Magazine Web Concert Hall Classifieds Weather ... Free Registration Keyboard Links top s s Classical Newage Jazz Harpsichord Organ ... Misc Classical Alessandra Ammara Panayotis Bernard Archontides - is a known Greek-Australian pianist and recording artist. The site contains info on the artist, his activities, audio clips and links to other music sites. Artymiw, Lydia Alexander Braginsky Berman, Bart Jeffrey Biegel ... Chen, Gwhyneth - The Grand Prize Winner of 1999 International Web Concert Hall Competition and the first prize of Ivo Pogorelich International Piano Competition. Choi, Janny Nicolas Constantinou Introductory, Biographical, contact Cooperstock, Andrew - Pianist. Winner of the National Federation of Music Clubs Competition. He is Associate Professor of Piano at the University of Oklahoma. Crawshaw, Sandra Dick, James Dowling Richard Lara Downes - has attracted attention as one of the most exciting and communicative young pianists of today's generation, cited by critics for her "breathtaking virtuosity" and "penetrating, sensitive accounts of classical and romantic repertoire". Find out about Lara's concert tours, recordings, news and reviews! Will Duchon Erlendsdottir, Edda

24. Rile Management Roster soprano Louise Toppin, tenor william Brown, flutist Harold Jones and pianist WilfredDelphin powerful, passionate, sensational NaiNi chen Dance Company http://www.rilearts.com/roster.htm

Check out the Leon Bates Page PIANISTS Leon Bates j.y.song Shirley Ling Andrea Padova Russell Sherman VIOLINISTS Monica Huggett, baroque violin Dylana Jenson Benjamin Schmid Sergiu Schwartz VIOLIST Marcus Thompson CELLISTS Anner Bylsma § Claudio Jaffé Csaba Onczay § Torleif Thedéen § GUITARISTS Amsterdam Guitar Trio§ Gene Bertoncini, jazz guitarist Frederic Hand, lute/guitar Emanuele Segre FLUTISTS Harold Jones CLARINETIST Michel Lethiec § OBOIST Pamela Pecha BASSOONIST Milan Turkovic MARIMBIST Makoto Nakura BASS TROMBONE Chris Brubeck jazz trombonist and composer SOPRANOS Julianne Baird Mattiwilda Dobbs, master classes § Donna Roll Louise Toppin TENOR William Brown BARITONE Cedric Cannon CONDUCTORS Stephen Alltop Dalia Atlas § Duilio Dobrin Paul Freeman Claire Fox Hillard Douglas Meyer Nicholas Palmer Asher Raboy Taavo Virkhaus ORCHESTRAS Chicago Sinfonietta, Paul Freeman, Music Director Philomel baroque period instrument orchestra Smithsonian Chamber Players Orchestra

25. Corvallis-OSU Music Association Concert History Robert Shaw Chorale. Danilova Ballet Ensemble. william Warfield (baritone). Leon Bates(pianist). Eugene Symphony (Stephanie Chase, violinist). Robert chen (violin). http://www.music.peak.org/history.htm

Home Corvallis-OSU Music Association History since 1948 Andres Segovia (guitarist) Elva Beal Iva Kitchell Jerome Hines (bass) Portland Symphony Charles Wagner Opera Four Piano Ensemble Marian Anderson (contralto) Portland Symphony Isaac Stern (violinist) Mariemma Vienna Choir Boys Portland Symphony(Grace Harrington Thomas L» Thomas (baritone) Viennese Ballet William Kapell (pianist) Blanch Thebom (contralto) Charles Wagner Opera DePaur Infantry Chorus Guiseppe DiStefano (tenor) Robert Shaw Chorale Tossy Spivakovsky (violinist) Artur Rubenstein (pianist) National Male Quartet Portland Symphony Ballet Russe Concert Company Elena Nikolaidi (contralto) Grant Johannesen (pianist) Jan Pearce (tenor) Leonard Warren (baritone) Portland Symphony Ruggiero Ricci (violinist) Longine Symphonette Yehudi Menuhin (violinist) Vinevar Voices Musical Americana Claramae Turner (contralto) Robert Shaw Chorale Danilova Ballet Ensemble William Warfield (baritone) Joseph Schuster (violinist) Jakob Gimpel New York Philharmonic Iva Kitchell Zurich Little Symphony Seymore Lipkin (pianist) Todd Duncan. (baritone)

26. Van Cliburn Foundation of American States) Highest Ranking pianist of the chen, HungKuan (USA), Kiss, Christina(Hungary), Newman Krieger, Norman (USA), Tritt, william Randolph (Canada). http://www.cliburn.org/competition/pastcomp.html

PAST RESULTS OF THE VAN CLIBURN INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION First Competition Second Competition Third Competition Fourth Competition ... Eleventh Competition Van Cliburn Foundation Download a printable version of this page here First Competition September 24 - October 7, 1962 Winner: Ralph Votapek Winner Country Amount Given by 1. Ralph Votapek USA National Guild of Piano Teachers and Dr. and Mrs. Irl Allison 2. Nikolai Petrov USSR Laura Jane Musser 3. Mikhail Voskresensky USSR The Amon Carter Foundation 4. Cécile Ousset France Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum 5. Marilyn Neeley USA 6. Sergio Varella-Cid Portugal Mrs. Carl Beutel 7. Arthur C. Fennimore USA 8. Takashi Hironaka Japan Finalist: Hiroko Nakamura* Japan *Withdrew from finals due to illness. Best Performance of Commissioned Work : Arthur C. Fennimore Best Performance of Chamber Music : Ralph Votapek and Hiroko Nakamura Second Stage De Groote, Andre (Belgium) Kono, Hajime (Japan) Perry, John (USA)

27. Van Cliburn Foundation Rachmaninoff's 100th Birthday) Highest Ranking pianist of the Competition and FoundationMrs. william M. Fuller Foundation (shared) Third Stage chen, Pihsien http://www.cliburn.org/competition/pastcomptext.html

PAST CLIBURN COMPETITION RESULTS Van Cliburn Foundation First Van Cliburn Competition September 24 - October 7, 1962 Winner/Country/Amount/Competition prize given by 1. Ralph Votapek/USA/$10,000/National Guild of Piano Teachers and Dr. and Mrs. Irl Allison 2. Nikolai Petrov/USSR/3,000/Laura Jane Musser 3. Mikhail Voskresensky/USSR/2,000/The Amon Carter Foundation 4. Cécile Ousset/France/1,000/Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum 6. Sergio Varella-Cid/Portugal/500/Mrs. Carl Beutel 7. Arthur C. Fennimore/USA 8. Takashi Hironaka/Japan Finalist: Hiroko Nakamura*/Japan *Withdrew from finals due to illness. Second Stage De Groote, Andre (Belgium); Feder, Donn-Alexander (USA); Graubin, Ilze (USSR); Kono, Hajime (Japan); Lelchuk, Nina (USSR); Perry, John (USA); Sosa, Raul Ernesto (Argentina) First Stage Adler, Vicky (Brazil); Alexanian, Anahid Lydia (Canada); Alvarez, Carmen (Uruguay); Bethel, Edward Clement (USA); Boatright, Jo Garner (USA); Borges, Rafael (Mexico); Cho, Sung-Mi (Korea); Cooper, William D. (USA); Garcia Salas, Zoila Luz (Guatemala); Hallman, Milton Hastings (USA); Jolly, James (USA); Keillor, Elaine (Canada); Kim, Jung Kyou (Korea); Lima, Arthur Moreira (Brazil); Linzmeyer, Marlene M. (USA); Lipovetsky, Leonidas E. (Uruguay); Mastroianni, Thomas (USA); Motekaitis, Manigirdas (USA); Noguera, Marta Hebe (Argentina); Paik, Yun Hee (Korea); Payne, Dorothy Katherine (USA); Pinto, David (UK); Saarinen, Gloria (New Zealand); Sandoval, Jr., Jose (Mexico); Thomas, Charles Edward (USA); Watson, Margaret C. (USA); Wells, Leslie Marie (USA); Wilkinson, Grace (UK); Wolfe, Walter (USA); Yaggy, Sandra (USA)

28. Pforzheimer House william chen is currently a 4th year graduate student in the Biophysics program. Iam a composer and pianist, and I am on the faculty of the New England http://hcs.harvard.edu/~pfoho/page.cgi?dir=people&pg=nonres_tutors

29. Hcs.harvard.edu/~pfoho/people/nonres_tutors.txt Physics Chemistry 6-5499 - **wwchen@fas.harvard.edu*** william chen is currentlya Music - **lister@fas.harvard.edu*** I am a composer and pianist, and I http://hcs.harvard.edu/~pfoho/people/nonres_tutors.txt

30. Reviews Catalog Juohuang chen conducts Beethovan and Mozart violin concerto in A with william Preucil. ( pianist's name checking ) - Violinist Anne-Akiko Meyers plays Bruch http://www.tinafu-music-critic.com/ReviewsCatalog.htm

" ... bring the listener to you that is the mark of musical artistry. " Home Her Career Reviews Catalog News and Activities ... Contact Her Reviews Catalog All works mentioned in this page had been published before. Information revised on Mar 17, 2003. 116 pieces. - David Atherton conducts HK Phil. in Britten Sinfonia da Requiem. - David Atherton conducts HK Phil. with violinist William Preucil and violist Cynthia Phelps. - Josef Suk violin recital with Josef Hala. - HK Phil. contemporary showcase with David Tang. - Atherton conducts HK Phil with violinist Xue Wei and oboe soloist Douglas Boyd. - Tortelier conducts Dvorak cello concerto with Lynn Harrell. - Timothy Landauer cello recital with Gabriel Kwok. principal clarinet Andrew Simon. - Qian Zhou violin recital with Gabriel Kwok. - Asian Youth Orchestra with pianist Alicia de Larrocha conducted by Sergio Comissiona. - Atherton conducts HK Phil. and Royal Scottish National Orch. Chorus in Faure Requiem. - Dumay and Pires Duo - Mu-hai Tang conducts Listz piano concerto with Korean pianist Joo-Hy Hsu.

31. Supporters Of The Overs Grand Piano Francesco Celata, Associate principal clarinet Sydney Symphony Orchestra.william chen, Australian concert pianist. Owen Chambers, ABC producer. http://www.overspianos.com.au/supp.html

SUPPORTERS OF THE OVERS GRAND PIANO The small, forward looking Australian grand piano manufacturer Overs Pianos, with an annual production of only two to four 225 grand pianos per year produces exclusive instruments, with the number of potential buyers totally outstripping the number of pianos available. From an illustrious past as a specialist grand piano rebuilder, Overs Pianos is building a future as a leading manufacturer of grand pianos. When you consider that the Overs grand piano model 225 has been available for only two years, the list of pianists, musicians and other music industry people who have become fans is impressive. These include; Chris Abrahams Jazz pianist - Sydney Michael Ashby Piano technician, New Zealand Dale Barlow Jazz musician - Sydney Malcolm Batty ABC producer David Bollard Senior lecturer in keyboard at Monash University Mark Bolsius Piano technician - ACT John Borsje Piano technician - Victoria Dr Robert Boughen OBE Brisbane City Organist Margaret Brandman Pianist/educator - Sydney Richard Brekne Piano technician,RPT - Bergen, Norway

32. Alla Breve - Alumni Notes John Bell Young, in reviewing WENDY chen's (BM '94. william DRAKE (BM '73, MM '75)is Director of Visitor MICHAEL HABERMANN (DMA '85) was guest pianist in a http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/cons/alumni/alla-breve/alla3-99.html

March/April 1999 Cellist CARTER BREY (BM '76) was soloist in the William Schuman Song of Orpheus with the New York Philharmonic, guest conductor Christian Thielmann, on November 19, 20, and 21 in Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center. Mr. Brey joined the Emerson String Quartet in Carnegie Hall on December 2 for the Schubert Quintet in C major. After a performance with the critically acclaimed Bridge Ensemble, HELEN CALLUS (GDP '94) was recently described by The Seattle Times as "a consummate chamber player with a technique that is unobtrusively excellent" and "a first rate player, responsive to every move..." The Bridge Ensemble will be giving performances in Russia, Switzerland and Amsterdam next summer. They are due to record their commission of Giya Kancheli's Piano Quartet in L'istesso Tempo on ECM The Morgan State University Choir, directed by NATHAN CARTER (DMA '84) joined the New York Philharmonic and guest conductor Bobby McFerrin for concert performances of Gershwin's Porgy and Bess in Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center in December. In addition, Dr. Carter and the Morgan State University Choir joined forces on January 10 with NORMAN SCRIBNER (BM '61) and the Choral Arts Society of Washington in The Kennedy Center Concert Hall for a Martin Luther King Commemorative concert.

33. Peabody Piano Music 1/21 had a parallel career as a brilliant pianist, ever since will be joined by Peabodypianists Matthew william Bengston and The three works by chen Yi, Duo Ye; Yu http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/concerts-and-events/news/piano1-21.html

Press Only Contact: Anne Garside or Christine Kloostra From the Book of Genesis to the Beatles...New Piano Music from Peabody Composers Baltimore, MD. December 15, 1997 New works for piano by Morris Moshe Cotel, Chen Yi and Robert Sirota, all members of the Peabody Composition Faculty, will be presented on January 21 at 8 p.m. in Friedberg Hall in the "Peabody Here and Now Series." The inspiration for the works on the program is wide ranging, deriving from such disparate sources as the Book of Genesis, Jewish Synaogue music, the Psalms, Chinese folksong, the Beatles, and a cat's four paws! Admission is free. Call 410/659-8124 for further information. The program includes three works by Morris Moshe Cotel Haftarah, Fantasy for Piano Solo; Variations wth a Little Help for the Left Hand Alone (from Betelgeuse, Part 11); and Tehom, Tone-Poem for Three Pianos . Cotel, who won the American Rome Prize in Music Composition at the age of 23, has had a parallel career as a brilliant pianist, ever since he took second prize in the International Arnold Schoenberg Piano Competition in Rotterdam in 1975. So the composer will be the soloist for Haftarah and Variations . For Tehom, Cotel will be joined by Peabody pianists Matthew William Bengston and Michael Andrew Hammer.

34. The Observer | Screen | A New Warsaw Concerto Sunday January 26, 2003 The Observer The pianist (149 mins Drew Daywalt and DavidSchneider; starring Seann william Scott, Lou Diamond Phillips, Terry chen. http://www.observer.co.uk/screen/story/0,6903,882265,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK news International Politics ... Food Tools Text-only version Send it to a friend Read it later See saved stories The Observer Front page Story index Recent articles Hollywood throws out the script... Other films: It barely seems five minutes since the last Armageddon Television: Past and peasant For Fred and Ginger, art deco was the magic movement ... Other films: I was seduced by the CIA The Guardian Front page Story index A new Warsaw concerto Roman Polanski's comeback is an honest if curiously cold Holocaust tale, but it beats assorted ghosts and amnesiacs Philip French Sunday January 26, 2003

35. Observer | A New Warsaw Concerto The pianist (149 mins, 15) Directed by Roman Polanski; starring Daywalt and DavidSchneider; starring Seann william Scott, Lou Diamond Phillips, Terry chen. http://www.observer.co.uk/Print/0,3858,4591479,00.html

A new Warsaw concerto Roman Polanski's comeback is an honest if curiously cold Holocaust tale, but it beats assorted ghosts and amnesiacs Philip French Sunday January 26, 2003 The Observer The Pianist (149 mins, 15) Directed by Roman Polanski; starring Adrien Brody, Frank Finlay, Maureen Lipman The Man Without a Past (97 mins, 12A) I Spy (96 mins, 12A) Directed by Betty Thomas; starring Eddie Murphy, Owen Wilson, Famke Janssen Ghost Ship (90 mins, 18) Directed by Steve Beck; starring Julianna Margulies, Isaiah Washington, Gabriel Byrne Stark Raving Mad (101 mins, 15) Directed by Drew Daywalt and David Schneider; starring Seann William Scott, Lou Diamond Phillips, Terry Chen The defining image of Roman Polanski's cinema is Donald Pleasence alone at dawn, clutching his head in his hands as he sits on a sea-girt rock at the end of Cul-de-Sac. The defining quotation is the final line of his most celebrated picture: 'Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown.' We live alone, he says, and there is no understanding the human condition. No wonder that the two classic works he has filmed are Macbeth, which tells us that life is a tale told by an idiot, and Tess of the D'Urbervilles, which concludes after 'the President of the Immortals, in Aeschylean phrase, had ended his sport with Tess'. These themes are pursued in The Pianist , his first film in his native Poland since Knife in the Water more than 40 years ago and the first to engage directly with his own experiences as a survivor of the Holocaust.

36. GRACE WELSH PIANO COMPETITION, INC Grace Welsh, the legendary pianist and beloved teacher inspired and motivated countless GWPPin 1997 and the Recital and Reception of william chen, winner of http://www.gracewelsh.org/2002newsletter.htm

G RACE W ELSH P IANO C OMPETITION, I NC. S PECIAL T WENTIETH Y EAR E DITION 2002 Judges’ Unanimous Choice Chu-Fang Huang Chu-Fang Huang, a native of the People’s Republic of China who studies at the Curtis Institute of Music, is the winner of the 2002 Grace Welsh International Prize for Piano. Miss Huang captured the $5,000 top prize in the 20 th annual competition by unanimous agreement of the three-judge panel. A student of Claude Frank, she played Scarlatti’s Sonatas, L.352 and L. 224, Liszt’s Sonata in b minor and Ravel’s La Valse in the finals of the competition May 18 in Chicago’s Harold Washington Library Auditorium. Wenli Zhou, also from the People’s Republic, received $1,500 for her second-place finish. Alina Kiryayeva, of Ukraine, took third and received $1,000. Zhou studies with Lori Sims at Western Michigan University. Kiryayeva is a student of Oxana Yabloskaya at The Juilliard School. The 23 competitors for this year’s scholarships came from 11 nations, including six from China, four from the United States and three from South Korea. Miss Huang will be presented in her Chicago debut recital in May next year at the Harold Washington Library Auditorium, site of the finals.

37. The Pianist (2002): Adrien Brody, Emilia Fox, Thomas Kretschmann, Roman Polanski is fine work. , Window to the Movies, Jeffrey chen. 4/4, Of all of 2002's output,The pianist moved me here to see review , Wolf Entertainment Guide, william Wolf. http://ofcs.rottentomatoes.com/movie-1116005/reviews.php

Home About OFCS Member Profiles Schedule ... Awards O.F.C.S. Members: Sign In > Go to Video/Section TOP RENTALS 8 Mile The Ring I Spy Swimfan Road to Perdition NEW RELEASES Red Dragon Far From Heaven Ghost Ship The Truth About Charlie Secretary UPCOMING Bowling for Columbine Spirited Away Drumline Analyze That Rabbit-Proof Fence CURRENT RELEASES 8 Mile 8 Women Abandon Alias Betty All or Nothing Amores Perros Army of Darkness Assault on Precinct 13 Auto Focus Beauty and the Beast Behind Enemy Lines Below The Beyond The Big Lebowski Bliss Blue Blue in the Face Boys Brown Sugar Cabinet of Dr. Caliga... Carnival of Souls Cast Away Character Charade The Cherry Orchard Cinema Paradiso City by the Sea City of the Living De... The Cockettes Cocozza's Way The Color Purple Crazy As Hell The Dark Crystal Day the Earth Stood S... Diamond Men Don't Say a Word Driving Miss Daisy Empire Eve's Bayou The Fast Runner Fear and Loathing in ... Femme Fatale First Blood First Kid Formula 51 The Four Feathers Friday After Next From Here to Eternity Full Frontal Gone Fishin' The Grey Zone Half Past Dead Happiness of the Kata...

38. Ronan Vibert, Vibertology, Breaking News 2002 model/actor/whatever At 2 Prince william (a rather updated release news Roman Polanski'sThe pianist is to be April 12, 2002) Once again, chen Kaige's English http://members.lycos.co.uk/Ronan_Vibert_ology/page63.html

On this page: new stills from the official The Cat's Meow website Breaking News 2002 ~ 1st June 2002 The Pianist wins the Cannes Palm d'Or ~ TwoVibert films screened at the Cannes Film Festival Roman Polanksi's The Pianist was shown in competition, and won, the Palm d'Or: Half of the critics felt that it was a deserved win, while the other half were uneasy at the "laconic" treatment of the Holocaust (although this may be in keeping with the book, which ends up being quite numb), and have accused the Cannes jury of PC in light of Europe's move to the Right (and sometimes Far Right).. Eicke Bettinga's 12 minute short film, Shearing it may be screened subsequently in several festivals. Available blurb: Yvonne is new in the village, her husband Ewan is a sheep farmer and Stewart (Vibert) runs the local pub. The lambing, a CCTV camera, a red dress, a bottle of rum, a storm - it's all too much for Yvonne.. Three character short: Michelle Fairley Yvonne , Gwynn Beech Ewan , Ronan Vibert Stuart ~ 24 April 2002 Wales on Sunday votes Vibert as the country's "3rd Most Eligible Bachelor". The top 50 Welsh males article can be found in full in the photo archive at the Vibert Yahoo! Group

39. The New York Review Of Books: Table Of Contents, March 14, 2002 (March 2002). Lincoln chen is a Charles Rosen is a pianist. His most recentbook is Beethoven's Piano Sonatas A Short Companion. william Weaver, who http://www.nybooks.com/contents/20020314

@import "/css/default-b.css"; Home Your account Current issue Archives ... NYR Books Table of Contents March 14, 2002 James Fallows, He's Got Mail republic.com by Cass Sunstein Is the Internet Good for Democracy? the Boston Review Michael Tomasky, The Story Behind the Towers Empire on the Hudson: Entrepreneurial Vision and Political Power at the Port of New York Authority by Jameson W. Doig Lorrie Moore, Burning at Both Ends Savage Beauty: The Life of Edna St. Vincent Millay by Nancy Milford What Lips My Lips Have Kissed: The Loves and Love Poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay by Daniel Mark Epstein Edna St. Vincent Millay: Selected Poems edited by Colin Falck The Selected Poetry of Edna St. Vincent Millay edited and with an introduction by Nancy Milford Samantha Power, Genocide and America Charles Rosen, Steak and Potatoes April Bernard, FUNNY WEATHER Jeff Madrick, Enron: Seduction and Betrayal Report of Investigation by the Special Investigative Committee of the Board of Directors of Enron Corp. by William C. Powers Jr., Raymond S. Troubh, and Herbert S. Winokur Jr. James Fenton

40. Friends News Daisy chen, Charter Staff Member. A native Angeleno, william says he was adoptedat birth by She also enjoys weight training and is an accomplished pianist. http://www.plattlibrary.org/newsletter/v7_2/friends.htm

Platt Branch Staff expands to meet need From left to right: Alicia Steffin, Bruce Silver, Daisy Chen, William Leventhal, and Patty O'Bryan With the dramatic rise in patrons occasioned by renovations of six other Valley libraries, Platt Branch has added ten new staff members. Here’s an opportunity for Friends members to meet them, starting with the helpful folks behind the checkout counter who have been working overtime to process your selections and expedite your special requests. Daisy Chen, Charter Staff Member Tomi Fitzgerald, Clerk-Typist (reassigned from Encino-Tarzana Branch) Early in her career, Tomi found she particularly enjoyed working with children and their parents. The Los Angeles Public Library offered an opportunity to pursue this “feeling of having contributed a ray of sunshine to my fellow citizens,” so she applied in December 2001 and joined the Encino-Tarzana Staff last March. Before that, she attended Pacific Oaks College. Future plans include classes in finance and accounting at UCLAbut just as a sideline. She is seriously considering a major in Library Sciences. Currently commuting from Pasadena, Tomi says she also hopes her family will decide to join her here from their home in Colorado. Her parents are Japanese and African-Cherokee; she was born in Kobe, Japan...which means, she thinks, she’s an American of Afrasian extraction. William Leventhal, Clerk-Typist

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