61. CD Bible Vaillant, Monsegur provides information for the soprano and concert pianist. Valentin,Dave@; valentina lisitsa and Alexei Kuznetsoff Piano Duo@; Valentine http://www.cdbible.com/cdbible/artists/WhitePages/wp_22.html

V A B C D ... U V W X Y Z ... Vela - playing Spanish rock. Velocity Boy - includes sounds, family tree, and animation of the Tokyo based Brtish band. V Talents - independent Christ-centered worship trio. V.L.A.D. - electro-IDM hybrid offers jittery beats for the Casio crowd. V6 and Japanese Pop Station - database of media and info about V6 and other Japanese pop groups. VA National Medical Musical Group Orchestra and Chorus - provides informatin on the volunteer orchestra and chorus, primarily comprised of medical professionals. Vacuum - with detailed history, video fragments, illustrated interviews, passports, live pictures, lyrics, sound files, and an illustrated discography. Vadala, Chris - provides information on the jazz and classical saxophonist and teacher. Vai, Steve@ Vaikea Lapsi - combining elements from prog rock, jazz and traditional finnish folk music. Exciting combination of instruments, for example a 36-string kannel. Vaillant, Monsegur - provides information for the soprano and concert pianist. Val Holler Band Valby, John@ Valdosta State University Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble Valdés, Chucho@ ... Valensia - official site of the singer-composer, including latest news, music, pictures, and discography. Valentin, Dave@

62. MITCSC Spring 2000 Events This special private concert will present two internationally acclaimed artistsconcert pianist valentina lisitsa (from the Ukraine) and concert violinist http://www.mitcsc.org/2000/q2events.html

MITCSC Events Thursday, April 27th - VENTURE CAPITAL IN 2000. The Harvard Business School Alumni Association has invited other Ivy League and Sister Alumni Groups (including MIT) to a panel discussion on venture capital. Hear what today's leading venture capital investors have to say about the state of venture capital and where it's heading in the year 2000 and beyond. Confirmed panelists: David Cremins, Managing Director, Zone Ventures Jennifer Fonstad, Partner, Draper Fisher Juvertson William Quigley, Managing Director, Idealab Capital Partners When: Thursday, April 27th 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm Where: Century Plaza Hotel Cost: $25 for all others $5 parking fee (at the site) RSVP: Please call Tracy at (310) 372-3133 or email Sat., April 29th:- MEXICAN HERITAGE IN LOS ANGELES Celebrate Cinco de Mayo a week early with this visit to the cultural history of Pueblo de Los Angeles. We will meet at the historic Firehouse on Olvera Plaza, on N. Los Angeles Street just north of the 101 Freeway. From there we will take a one-hour, guided walking tour of El Pueblo de Los Angeles, including the Avila Adobe, the oldest church in the city, and many other historic sites. The tour includes Olvera Street, now a combination restored historic site and open-air vending market.

63. Music | Concert Artist Series of Cho Cho San in the SONY Feature Motion Picture, Madame Butterfly valentina lisitsa,Piano Wilkins Theatre March 16, 2003 8 PM Russian pianist, MovieStar http://www.kean.edu/~cahss/svpa/music/c_artist.html

CONCERT ARTIST SERIES Kurt Ollmann Wilkins Theatre Friday, February 15, 2002 8 P.M. Kurt Ollmann came to prominence singing Riff on the DC Recording of West Side Story under Leonard Bernstein. Born in Wisconsin, Ollmann holds a BA in Romance Languages and an Honorary Doctorate from Bowdoin College. Cecile Licad Wilkins Theatre Friday, April 12, 2002 8 P.M. "Licad may look like an angel, but she plays Beethoven with a demonic passion that is wonderous to hear. . . Her rigorous technical prowess, power and brilliance were balanced by a lyricism springing from the depths of her being. The result is a no-holds-barred performance of superlative quality." Deseret News, Salt Lake City, November 1997. Sharon Isbin, Guitar Wilkins Theatre October 13, 2002 8 P.M. Grammy Award Winner- Most Important Classical Guitarist of her generation Ying Huang, Soprano

64. Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival - Performance Schedule 8 pm First Baptist Church Amedeus and Frederick valentina lisitsa, piano June Peter'sEpiscopal Church Distinguished pianist Series Misha Dichter, piano Beer http://www.amelianow.com/summer02-music.htm

Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival Performance Schedule Opening Gala Concert June 2 8 p.m. St. Peter's Episcopal Church From Russia with Lynn Lynn Harrell, cellist Grand Finale Concert June 15 8 p.m. Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island First Season Celebration Master Series Concerts June 5 8 p.m. Historic Courthouse Those Romantic Americans American String Quartet June 7 8 p.m. First Baptist Church Amedeus and Frederick Valentina Lisitsa, piano June 8 8 p.m. Amelia Arts Academy Van Cliburn Gold Medal Winner Stanislov Ioudenitch, piano June 12 8 p.m Trinity United Methodist Church Violinists Spectacular Hilary Hahn, violin June 14 8 p.m. St. Peter's Episcopal Church Distinguished Pianist Series Misha Dichter, piano June 6 9 p.m. Dirty Dancing June 13 9 p.m. Scandalous Composers Atlanta Symphony Brass Quintet (free concert) June 2 3 p.m. Centre Street Marina Lawn Young Artists Concerts June 8 10:30 a.m. Amelia Trace

65. St. Lucie County Ovation Concerts series pianists valentina lisitsa and Alexei Kuznetsoff, Jan. VanCliburn piano competition winner, March 8; jazz pianist and vocalist Ann http://www.treasureguide.com/_stlucie/entertainment/entertainment3.shtml

Entertainment Calendar Broadway series of Palm Beach The cast of Footloose will kick off their Sunday shoes when the musical comes to the Kravis Center this month. The Royal Poinciana Playhouse is at 70 Royal Poinciana Plaza, Palm Beach. The Kravis Center is at 701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach. Series subscriptions range from $140 to $357.07, depending on seat location and day of show. Call (800) 520-2324. Florida Stage Thief River, drama by Lee Blessing, through Dec. 2; Black Sheep, dark comedy by Lee Blessing, Dec. 14 to Jan. 20; Red Herring, comedy by Michael Hollinger, Feb. 1 to March 10; Bee-luther-hatchee, drama by Thomas Gibbons, March 22 to April 28. Subscriptions tickets range from $125 to $225. Single tickets range from $25 to $35. Florida Stage is at 262 S. Ocean Blvd., Manalapan. Call (800) 514-3837. Indian River Community College Fine Arts Festival: Perfect Wedding, comedy by Robin Hawdon, Dec. 6-9; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, musical, Feb. 14-17; Arsenic and Old Lace, comedy by Joseph Kesselring, March 21-24, plus musical events: Variety Concert by IRCC Jazz Ensemble and Company, Nov. 1-4 and March 7-10; Wind Ensemble and Concert Choir, Nov. 15-18 and April 25-28. Individual tickets are $8.

66. Indian River County Coast Concert Association Ovation Concerts series pianists valentina lisitsa andAlexei Cliburn piano competition winner, March 8; jazz pianist and vocalist http://www.treasureguide.com/_indianriver/entertainment/entertainment1.shtml

Entertainment Calendar Stage Barn Theatre Season tickets cost $45 to $68. Single tickets are $15, $18 for musicals. Studio Series one-act plays: titles to be announced, March 1-3. Single tickets are $7. The Barn Theatre is a community theater at 2400 E. Ocean Blvd., Stuart. Call 287-4884. Contact online at www.barn-theatre.com Broadway series of Palm Beach The Royal Poinciana Playhouse is at 70 Royal Poinciana Plaza, Palm Beach. The Kravis Center is at 701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach. Series subscriptions range from $140 to $357.07, depending on seat location and day of show. Call (800) 520-2324. Florida Stage Thief River, drama by Lee Blessing, through Dec. 2; Black Sheep, dark comedy by Lee Blessing, Dec. 14 to Jan. 20; Red Herring, comedy by Michael Hollinger, Feb. 1 to March 10; Bee-luther-hatchee, drama by Thomas Gibbons, March 22 to April 28. Subscriptions tickets range from $125 to $225. Single tickets range from $25 to $35.

67. Music Worcester Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Pavel Kogan with pianist Vladimir Feltsman. Orchesta,directed by Valery Polyansky with pianists valentina lisitsa and Fazil http://www.bostonphoenix.com/supplements/fall/01/listings/CLASSICAL_255.html

Music Worcester, Mechanics Hall, 321 Main St., Worcester, MA, (508) 754-3231. Concerts are at 8 p.m., except as noted. Tickets $27 to $37. http://www.musicworcester.org Oct. 23, Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Pavel Kogan with pianist Vladimir Feltsman. Program includes Wagner's Overture to Rienzi , Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini , Op. 43, and Shostakovich's Symphony No. 10 in E minor, Op. 93. Oct. 29, Russian State Symphony Orchesta, directed by Valery Polyansky with pianists Valentina Lisitsa and Fazil Say. Program includes Tchaikovsky's Francesca da Rimini , Op. 32, Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No. 1, Op. 35, Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 in C, and Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet Overture-Fantasy. Nov. 7, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, conducted by Kenneth Sillito, who also plays violin. Program includes Mozart's Divertimento in F, K.138, Dvorak's Two Waltzes (arr. by Dvorak from Waltzes for Piano , Op. 54) and The Innocent Ear , Bruckner's Adagio and Intermezzo , and Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings in C, Op. 48. Nov. 13, An Evening with Ronan Tynan of the Irish Tenors. Program to be announced.

68. RipSaw News | The News & Entertainment Weekly Of The Twin Ports | Feature 8pm. April 20 Vive La France pianist valentina lisitsa joins the DuluthSuperiorSymphony Orchestra in a performance of Saint Saëns popular Piano Concerto No. http://www.ripsawnews.com/2001.10.10/feature.html

cover art Fall Arts Preview Art Showings Duluth Arts Institute www.depot.org Through Oct. 28 Northern Printmakers Alliance Local group the Northern Printmakers Alliance displays their diverse range of artists and styles for the remainder of October. Chris Monroe: Big in Minneapolis Interview by Tim Anderson On the topic of working artists, the RipSaw RipSaw persevered. Ripsaw news How did you start cartooning? chris monroe Twin Cities Funny Pages . He liked my stuff and gave me the back page of the Funny Pages Funny Pages for years, and that comic started to get really popular. Then the Twin Cites Reader called me and asked me if I would do a weekly [comic strip]. [ The Reader ] gave me a great spot, on the front page. I was doing both comics for a while, and then the Funny Pages went under. The Reader brought me a lot more recognition.

69. ISSS News - March 24, 2000 The Binghamton Philharmonic presents guest pianist valentina lisitsa from Ukraneon Saturday, March 25 at 8pm in the Anderson Center Concert Theater. http://isss.binghamton.edu/isssbu2000/NewsMarch242000.htm

ISSS-BU News • 24 March 2000 • ISSS-BU News An electronic news service for international students and scholars, owned by the Office of International Student and Scholar Services at Binghamton University, State University of New York Visit ISSS on the Web! http://isss.binghamton.edu Editor’s Note: Last week there was snow on the ground, and today it seems like summer might be coming soon! Enjoy the sunshine and warm weather, but remember, it’s still March. It has been known to snow in Binghamton in April! The Spring break is coming to a close and classes resume Monday morning. So, this week’s issue contains quite a few news items. ISSS-BU hopes that our readers had a pleasant break and reminds you to please complete your U.S. Census forms! They are due on April 1. Contents: Weekend Happenings Expert to Discuss Sex, Love and Jealousy on March 27 (Dateline) Harpur Chorale and Women's Chorus Spring Concert Tuesday, March 28 (Dateline) Schedules for Fall 2000 Course Request Period Available March 29 First of Three Spring Events for Graduate Students on March 30 Important Workshop on Post Graduation Employment and Immigration Issues March 30 This Week’s Harpur College Dean’s Workshops Should You Have Your Passport With You When You Travel Within the U.S.?

70. About Eumyoun valentina lisitsa, Boris Berezovsky, Leif Ove Andsnes. artists presentation sincethe first concert on May 26th of 1997 by a world famous pianist, Mikhail Pletnev http://www.eumyoun.com/2002eumyoun/About/About_Busi02.asp?Left_Num=4

71. Peabody News | September/October 2001 Oct. 11, 8 pmÀStefan Scaggiari, crossover pianist. Oct. 1 and ProkofievÀsConcerto No, 3, with Fazil Say and valentina lisitsa. Jan. http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/concerts-and-events/pn/sept01/washdate.html

Maryland Washington Dateline Annapolis Opera Artistic Director Ron Gretz presents the following at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts in Annapolis unless otherwise stated: Ayres as Musetta. Former Peabody student Adam Schulz will sing the dual roles of Benoit and Alcindoro.Sung in Italian with English surtitles. Call 410/267-8135 or visit www.annapolisopera.com. Annapolis Symphony Orchestra Music Director Leslie B. Dunner presents the following in Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts: Haydn's Symphony No. 104, "London"; Kodaly's Galanta Dances. Nakamatsu. Young, bass, with The Heritage Signature Chorale, Stanley Thurston, Music Director. The ASO presents Family Concerts on Oct. 21 ("The Haunted Orchestra") and Feb. 24 ("Shake, Rattle and Roll!") at 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Call 410/263-0907. Candlelight Concert Society The following all take place at Smith Theatre, Howard Community College, unless otherwise stated: Call 410/715-0034 or 301/596-6203. Cathedral Choral Society Music Director J. Reilly Lewis presents the following at Washington National Cathedral unless stated otherwise: Bach Consort, National Cathedral School Girl Choristers, Julie Keim, soprano, Roger Isaacs, countertenor, Corey Evan Rotz, tenor, Steven Combs, bass.

72. Classical Music Festivals In North America & Canada -  פסט concert, Shubert's Grand Duo for Four Hands with the pianist Cipa Dichter. Otherperformers include Lynn Harrell, Hilary Hahn, valentina lisitsa and Natalie http://www.klassi.net/new_reviews/opus4/

Alaska FAIRBANKS SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL — University of Alaska Fairbanks Campus. (907-474-8869). July 14-28: Orchestras, jazz bands and classical choral groups perform. www.fsaf.org JUNEAU JAZZ AND CLASSICS — (907-463-3378). May 17-26: Performers include the Trio Pacifica (May 20), the classical guitarist Sharon Isbin (May 22) and the mezzo-soprano Leisel Fedkenheuer with the pianist Miah Im (May 24). www.juneau.com/music/ SITKA SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL — Sitka. (907-747-6774). June 7-28: In its 31st year under the direction of Paul Rosenthal this festival presents 13 chamber concerts of chamber repertory on Baranof Island. www.sitkamusicfestival.org Arizona GRAND CANYON CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL — Shrine of the Ages, South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. (520-638-9215). Sept. 6-21: Performers include Trio Solisti (Sept. 7), the soprano Dana Hanchard, the flutist Clare Hoffman, the guitarist Stephen Benson and the pianist Alan Chow (Sept. 14), the Robert Bonfiglio Group with the vocalist Phoebe Snow (Sept. 18-19) and the Corigliano Quartet (Sept. 20-21). Brent Michael Davids is the composer-in-residence. www.grandcanyonmusicfest.org Arkansas HOT SPRINGS MUSIC FESTIVAL — Hot Springs National Park. (501-623-4763). June 3-16. Chamber concerts and symphonies, ending with a performance of Verdi's Requiem on June 16. www.hotmusic.org

73. Wichita Symphony Orchestra - Artist's Biography: Lisitsa Appearances April 12th and 13th, 2003 The incomparable talents of pianist ValentinaLisitsa have been recognized in glowing reviews as a gigantic talent and http://www.wso.org/artlisitsa.html

Classics Concerts Valentina Lisitsa, Piano Appearances: April 12th and 13th, 2003 The incomparable talents of pianist Valentina Lisitsa have been recognized in glowing reviews as a "gigantic talent" and as "the kind of talent that comes along once in a generation." A recent performance of the Rachmaninoff Second Piano Concerto at Grant Park Festival in Chicago was described by Chicago Sun-Times as "jaw-dropping." Ms. Lisitsa is capturing the attention of audiences throughout the world for her stunning virtuosity and unequaled sense of lyricism. Widely known and respected as a duo-pianist alongside her husband Alexei Kuznetsoff, she brings to the concert stage a rare technical mastery combined with deep understanding of musical inner life. Born in Kiev, Ms. Lisitsa presented her first solo recital at the age of six. A graduate of the famed Kiev Conservatory, she has won numerous international prizes. Since making her New York debut in 1995 at the Mostly Mozart Festival at the Lincoln Center with Gerard Schwartz conducting, she has maintained an active schedule world-wide in recital and with orchestras, including a U.S. tour with the Orchestre National de France under Charles Dutoit in 1996 performing among other places in New York and Boston. She has also performed in a 30-performance tour with the Prague Chamber Orchestra in 1998. Because of her limitless repertoire and readiness to perform it at any time, Ms. Lisitsa chooses selections during the concert for the utmost enjoyment of the audiences. In November of 1998, she performed with the Indianapolis Symphony under Raymond Leppard on five days' notice, learning two new concerti (

74. Colorado Music Festival recorder artist Michala Petri, Chinese violinist Chuan Yun Li, and the Russian pianistAlaxander Markovitch Michael Christie, conductor valentina lisitsa, piano. http://www.coloradomusicfest.org/july.htm

The Colorado Music Festival Is Proud to Announce Its 2003 Season! Our season announcement has come and with it you will find many spectacular guest artist including world-renowned Cellist Lynn Harrell Argentina's Santa Fe Guitar Quartet , recorder artist Michala Petri , Chinese violinist Chuan Yun Li , and the Russian pianist Alaxander Markovitch , among others. Our season will begin Monday, June 23 with our annual Young People's Concert . A fun and interactive performance the whole family will enjoy. Once again we are excited to present our FREE 4th of July "Patriotism and Preview" performance at Folsom Field. CMF is also pleased to announce a new collaboration with Lafayette's Rocky Mountain Center for Musical Arts (RMCMA) designed to introduce kids of all ages to classical music through fun, informational participatory workshops, culminating in a CMF concerts. Look for more information on this "Classically Kids" program, coming later this spring.

75. Grant Park Music Festival | Press Releases - Weeks Seven And Eight: July 24-Augu On Friday, July 26, and Sunday, July 28, the Grant Park Music Festival's favoritepianist, valentina lisitsa, returns to play Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. http://www.grantparkmusicfestival.com/release9.html

Menu for the visually impaired is located at the bottom the page Don't miss a note of this summer's exciting season! Become a member Weeks Seven and Eight: July 24-August 4, 2002 TANGO! DANCES ONTO THE PETRILLO MUSIC SHELL STAGE WEDNESDAY JULY, 24 AND SATURDAY, JULY 27 Christopher Bell conducts Broadway superstars in "The Cole Porter Songbook," July 31 and August 2 The Grant Park Music Festival, presented by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and the Chicago Park District, hosts Tango musicians and dancers from Argentina, Uruguay, and Paris on Wednesday, July 24, and Saturday, July 27. This Chicago tribute to the king of Tango composers, Astor Piazzolla, will feature Federico Garcia Vigil conducting the Grant Park Orchestra along with vocalist Susanna Rinaldi and bandoneon player Juan-Jose Mosalini. The concerts will also include the world premiere of Elbio Rodriguez Barilari's Tango Stamps. On Friday, July 26, and Sunday, July 28, the Grant Park Music Festival's favorite pianist, Valentina Lisitsa, returns to play Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 4. The program will be conducted by George Manahan, Music Director of the New York City Opera, and will also include Symphonies by Harris and Beethoven. The music of one of America's most popular composers is presented on Wednesday, July 31, and Friday, August 2. The Cole Porter Songbook will showcase the composer's greatest hits, including "I Get a Kick out of You" and "Night and Day." Broadway superstars Susan Egan, Debbie Gravitte, Rob Evan, and William Michals will join Christopher Bell and the Grant Park Orchestra and Chorus.

76. NapaValleySymphony.org - Sunday October 20, 2002 300 PM Tuesday October 22, 2002 800 PM, Concert I featuringpianist valentina lisitsa The opening concert of our 2002-2003 Season http://www.napavalleysymphony.org/concerts_auction.html

Concerts Home Concerts Venues Program Notes Subscription Prices Single Ticket Prices ... Contact Us Support Us Donor Benefits The Conductor's Circle Make a Gift Now Build a Legacy: The Endowment Education Symphony League Press Room Links Dates Concert Sunday October 20, 2002 3:00 PM Tuesday October 22, 2002 8:00 PM Concert I featuring pianist Valentina Lisitsa The opening concert of our 2002-2003 Season features pianist Valentina Lisitsa in Prokofiev's fiery Piano Concerto No. 3. Join us as we kick off our 70th season! Sunday November 10, 2002 3:00 PM Tuesday November 12, 2002 8:00 PM Concert II featuring violinist Jennifer Koh Sunday January 12, 2003 3:00 PM Tuesday January 14, 2003 8:00 PM Concert III featuring pianist Anthony Molinaro - A creative and unique young pianist will play Beethoven's fourth piano concerto. Also on the program are works by Rossini and Mendelssohn. Sunday March 2, 2003 3:00 PM Tuesday March 4, 2003 8:00 PM Concert IV featuring Susan Greenberg, piccolo - Music from the old world and the new in this concert of varied works. The featured piece is Bruce Broughton's Piccolo Concerto; other works by Vaughan Williams, Satie, and Ginastera. Saturday March 29, 2003 3:00 PM

77. La Jolla Chamber Music Society - Bringing Great Music To San Diego For Over 30 Y the San Diego recital debut of the young Ukrainian pianist whose SummerFest DuopianistsValentina lisitsa and Alexei Kuznetsoff are, quite simply, the hottest http://www.ljcms.org/ExperienceTheMusic/20012002/Piano2001.shtml

Celebrity Series Revelle Series Piano Series Discovery Series ... BUY TICKETS! Dear Friends, The fourth edition of our acclaimed Piano Series has it all: a recital by one of the most renowned pianists in the world today; a duo-piano program by two incandescent young artists who have rekindled an avid interest in this fascinating corner of the keyboard repertory; the San Diego recital debut of the young Ukrainian pianist whose SummerFest performance last August made an indelible impression; and last but certainly not least, an American piano legend whose concert appearances are eagerly awaited by both audiences and professional musicians around the globe. Emanuel Ax is surely one of the most highly regarded and in-demand pianists in the world. His performances of the great cornerstones of the solo keyboard repertory command the highest accolades, and his devotion to the towering classical masterworks is matched by a fervent dedication to performing new works by today's most important composers. Duo-pianists Valentina Lisitsa and Alexei Kuznetsoff are, quite simply, the hottest item on the current concert scene. Catapulted to international prominence by their blazing, competition-winning performance at the 1991 Dranoff Two-Piano competition in Miami, they have left audiences cheering for more in every city where they have played.

78. Masterworks Miami Dade Piano Concerto in F BARTOK Concerto for Orchestra pianist AnneMarie MINI SERIESA valentina LisitsaRACHMANINOFF'S SECOND Friday, May 17 Roberto Minczuk http://www.floridaphilharmonic.org/masterworksmiami.htm

Home Season Overview Create-Your-Own Subscriber Benefits ... Hear the Music MINI SERIES PRICES: FULL SERIES PRICES: SUBSCRIBE AND SAVE UP TO 38% VENUE: Gusman Center for the Performing Arts MASTERWORKS SERIES Miami FIREBIRD Saturday, October 6 Jorge Mester , Conductor Igor Gruppman , Violin STRAVINSKY The Firebird Suite (1919 version) ROZSA Violin Concerto ARVO PART Silouan's Song RACHMANINOFF Symphonic Dances The suite from Stravinsky's ballet The Firebird , his first major success, opens the season. Also featured is concertmaster Igor Gruppman in a lush and romantic concerto by Miklos Rozsa, better known for his film scores to Spellbound, The Jungle Book and The Lost Weekend. MINI SERIES A AX TIMES TWO Saturday, October 27 David Alan Miller , Conductor Emanuel Ax , Piano SCHUMANN Overture, Scherzo and Finale

79. Around Town -- Amelia Islander Magazine Get ready for “A Valentine for Music Lovers,” with pianist and festival performerValentina lisitsa and husband Alexei Kuznetsoff, returning for a heavenly http://www.crossingusa.com/keyword/AIM/AroundTown.cfm

Around Town by Barbara Fox Amelia Island Film Society Says “Hurray for Hollywood!” Join this group of film enthusiasts at the Island Seven Theatre as they review limited distribution movies that would otherwise not run on the island. They recently reviewed Fall From Heaven, One Hour Photo, and The Pianist. How does that work? They compile a list of movies and present it to Carmike, owner of the local movie theatre. Carmike fits these requested films into their schedule, making available films that folks would otherwise travel to Jacksonville to see, if at all. During the first week of the run, the group gets together at a designated place to discuss their impressions. Films on the list for future showings include The Quiet American (a Michael Cain movie), Talk to Her, Personal Velocity, Roger Dodger, and The Hours. For more information or to get on the email notification list, send an email to lhamer@dellepro.com Gentlemen, Start Your Engines! www.ameliaconcours.org Home and Garden Tour Benefits Micah’s Place. You are here: Home Around Town Enter a City or US Zip: Home Features Editors' Note Around Town ... Subscribe Now!

80. February 2003 come join us. Guest artists are internationally renowned pianist valentina Lisitsaand husband awardwinning pianist Alexei Kuznetsoff, Jeff Thayer, violinist http://www.fsu.edu/~musicps/events/Feb2003.html

Calendar of Events School of Music January 2003 March 2003 April 2003 May 2003 ... Past Concerts February 2003 Some concerts are free for FSU students with a valid ID card. For ticket information about Opera, Chamber Orchestra, University Symphony, Wind Ensemble or Symphonic Band, call the Fine Arts Ticket Office on (850) 644-6500. Concert dates are subject to change; for updates in the concert schedule, call the School of Music Publicity Office, (850) 644-4774, 24 hours/day. venue locations Saturday, February 1st:

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