21. Arts & Entertainment: Double Exposure Exposed violinist bowes has performed as a soloist with the London Philharmonic Orchestraand as guest concertmaster with conductors Michael Tilson thomas, Sir Georg http://www.inform.umd.edu/outlook/1998-02-17/feb-17/exposed.html

The virtuoso violin/piano duo Double Exposure (Thomas Bowes, violist and Eleanor Alberga, pianist/composer) continues the Concert Society's chamber music series on Friday, Feb. 20 at 8 p.m. in Ulrich Recital Hall, Tawes Fine Arts Building. The program will include showpieces by Beethoven, Ravel, de Falla and Szymanowski, plus a new work titled "Bolt" by British composer Graham Fitkin, which was commissioned for Double Exposure, and a recent work (No Man's Land Lullaby) by Alberga. A pre-concert seminar, featuring the husband-and-wife duo, will take place at 6:30 p.m. (Separate admission.) Tickets for Double Exposure are $22 ($9.50 for full time students with ID and children over seven; 10 percent discount for university, staff and Alumni Association members; $2.50 discount for senior citizens). To charge tickets by phone or for more information, call the Concert Society at 403-4240 or send e-mail to consocmd@wam.umd.edu Maintained by the ElectricPub Comments and questions may be directed to Outlook Online Published 2/17/98

22. Dateline Maryland violinist thomas bowes and pianist/composer Eleanor Alberga perform musicby Beethoven, Ravel, de Falla, plus a recent work by Alberga. http://www.inform.umd.edu/outlook/1998-02-17/dateline.html

Dateline Maryland Tuesday, February 17 Lecture 4 p.m. "Optical Lattices: Atomic Physics Meets Solid State," with William D. Phillips, 1997 Nobel Laureate; Group Leader, Atomic Physics Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology; and Adjunct Professor of Physics, University of Maryland. 1410 Physics Bldg. 5-3401. Computer Training University Theatre 8 p.m. "Emma" by Michael Fry based on the novel by Jane Austen A comic clash between romance and independence by one of the world's most charming and successful authors. Pugliese Theatre. 5-2201*. Wednesday, February 18 9 a.m.-4 p.m. "Principle Centered Leadership." Course focuses on the paradigms, principles and processes of effective managerial and organizational leadership. Program includes all materials, lunch and a certificate of participation. Van Munching Hall. 5-5651*. Diversity 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Multi-Ethnic Student Career and Job Fair. Information on part-time and full-time positions, internships and co-ops for students and alumni. Grand Ballroom, Stamp Student Union. 4-7225. Lectures Noon-12:50 p.m. Theatre: Sounding the Humanities discussion of "Emma" with off-campus guest speaker. 0154 Tawes Fine Arts. 5-2201.

23. CU Festival Celebrates 5th Year New York Daily News as a new jazz diva in the traditions of Ella Fitzgerald andSarah Vaughan. The husbandand-wife duo of violinist thomas bowes and Jamaican http://clemsonews.clemson.edu/WWW_releases/1997/july1997/FAALA's_Fifth_Anniversa

DATE: 7-14-97 CONTACT: Claudette Alexander-Thomason, (864) 656-1478 Click here to e-mail the above WRITER: Glenn Hare, (864) 656-0382 Click here to e-mail the above CLEMSON FESTIVAL CELEBRATES FIFTH ANNIVERSARY CLEMSON It started as an assignment in a graduate level English class five years ago. Three Clemson University students decided to design a special program that celebrated the artistic gifts of African-Americans. Berlethia Pitts of Seneca, Michelle Smote of Spartanburg and Teresa Sims of Jonesville all agreed they had little exposure to the arts, writings and music of African-Americans. "We believed that if we could come up with a way to showcase the cultural talents of blacks, the entire Clemson student body would be richer," said Sims. "That's how Clemson's Festival of African-American Literature and the Arts (FAALA) started." With the help of English professors Jim Andreas and Dixie Goswami, who had personal contacts with several writers, musicians and artists, and Claudette Alexander-Thomason of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, the students came up with a plan that became a reality during the 1992-93 academic year. "We selected the third week of October to hold the festival," Sims said, "because my birthday is that week."

24. CU Festival Celebrates 5th Year Also in January, the husbandand-wife duo of violinist thomas bowes andJamaican-born pianist/composer Eleanor Alberga will give a recital. http://clemsonews.clemson.edu/WWW_releases/1997/october1997/Fifth_Year.html

DATE: 10-3-97 CONTACT: Claudette Alexander-Thomason, (864) 656-1478 Click here to e-mail above WRITER: Glenn Hare, (864) 656-0382 Click here to e-mail above CLEMSON FESTIVAL CELEBRATES FIFTH ANNIVERSARY CLEMSON It started as an assignment in a graduate level English class five years ago. Three Clemson University students decided to design a special program that celebrated the artistic gifts of African-Americans. Berlethia Pitts of Seneca, Michelle Smote of Spartanburg and Teresa Sims of Jonesville all agreed they had too little exposure to the arts, writings and music of African-Americans. "We believed that if we could come up with a way to showcase the cultural talents of blacks, the entire Clemson student body would be richer," said Sims. "That's how Clemson's Festival of African-American Literature and the Arts (FAALA) started." With the help of English professors Jim Andreas and Dixie Goswami, who had personal contacts with several writers, musicians and artists, and Claudette Alexander-Thomason of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, the students came up with a plan that became a reality during the 1992-93 academic year. "We selected the third week of October to hold the festival," Sims said, "because my birthday is that week."

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26. NESTA - Eleanor Alberga Awardee Profile 1 sees its first two performances in Scotland with the SCO under JosephSwensen, with her husband, violinist thomas bowes. March 2002. http://www.nesta.org.uk/ourawardees/profiles/1265/04_milestones.html

// nothing // nothing // nothing Eleanor Alberga Fellowship London Print full story New piano pieces Eleanor Alberga website Milestones This section contains a brief, at-a-glance view of the awardee and their project. For more detailed information on recent developments since the making of the NESTA award, go to the 'What's new' page. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs premieres at the Royal Festival Hall with Franz Welser Most. Eleanor composes Market of the Dead for the BBC Sound on Film series. Mythologies Eleanor stops performing as a pianist to concentrate full time on composing. Violin Concerto no. 1 sees its first two performances in Scotland with the SCO under Joseph Swensen, with her husband, violinist Thomas Bowes. March 2002 NESTA Fellowship begins with Eleanor seeking a teacher: a gifted composer of world renown. She expects to study with the teacher for 18 months. Photo: Franklyn Rodgers Service standards Contact Sitemap Terms and conditions

27. NESTA - Eleanor Alberga Awardee Profile 2001. Eleanor’s Violin Concerto no. 1 sees its first two performances in Scotlandwith the SCO under Joseph Swensen, with her husband, violinist thomas bowes. http://www.nesta.org.uk/ourawardees/profiles/1265/print.htm

// nothing // nothing // nothing Awardee story Eleanor Alberga Fellowship London In brief Eleanor is developing her compositional techniques to create new, large-scale orchestral works. Receiving a NESTA Fellowship has allowed her to devote the necessary time and has given her access to a mentor. PROFILE Pushing the boundaries of compositional style Eleanor Alberga has been writing music since she was a child growing up in Jamaica. But she never had any formal training in composition. Instead, she studied as a concert pianist at the Royal Academy of Music, from where she went on to win various prestigious awards and develop an accomplished career. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - and in 2000, she decided to stop performing to concentrate full time on writing. The Fellowship is buying Eleanor time away from immediate commissions to undertake a period of development, experimentation and eventually training with a well-established composer. This will give her the chance to push the limits of compositional style and create major new works, including an opera and large-scale orchestral and choral works. WHAT'S NEW This section tracks the awardee's progress since the making of the NESTA award, working backwards chronologically. We've tried to highlight particular successes as well as challenges to throw light on the development process.

28. June 13 Phillips, composer In 1951, Richard thomas, NYC, (John In 1713, Arcangelo Corelli,Italian violinist/composer, dies 96), dies In 1946, Edward bowes, radio host http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/june/0613.html

On June 13... 164th day of year with 201 days left (Numerology = 1) Happy Birthday to: In , Charles II, the Bald, King of France (843-77)/emperor (875-77) In , naeus Julius Agricola, Roman general; conquered Wales, No England In 1539, Jost/Jobst/Jodocus Amman, Swiss cartoonist/graphic artist/illustrator In 1592, Tobias Michael, composer In 1612, Karel van Croij, prince of Chimay/Duke of Aarschot In 1627, Fidel Molitor, composer In 1701, Angelo Antonio Caroli, composer In 1736, Henryk Klein, composer In 1752, Fanny Burney, England, author (Camille, Evelina) In 1757, Christian Ludwig Dieter, composer In 1761, Anton Wranitzky, composer In 1763, Jos‚ B de Andrada e Silva, premier of Brazil In 1765, Anton Eberl, composer In 1773, Thomas Young, British philologist/physician (light interference) In 1775, Antoni Henryk Radziwill, composer In 1786, Winfield Scott, army general (Union)/presidential candidate In 1790, Jos‚ Antonio P ez, president of Venezuela In 1795, Thomas Arnold, English educator/historian (History of Rome) In 1806, Bernard ter Haar, Dutch vicar/poet/church historian

29. Rochester Review • University Of Rochester A violinist, Kang has served as vice president for a resident in urologic surgeryat thomas Jefferson University Brian and Elizabeth Dugan bowes '94 write to http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V63N1/cn-u-90.html

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30. Department Of Music Saturday, January 31st at 800 pm, in LaCorte Hall, Recital Hall (LCH A103)Eleanor Alberga, pianist. thomas bowes, violinist. Chamber Music Recital http://music2.csudh.edu/events/events9798.html

CSUDH Music Department 1997-98 Calendar of Events California State University Dominguez Hills CSU Dominguez Hills Music Department server 1 CSU Dominguez Hills Music Department server 2 Click your mouse here to see a list of our events for last Spring Semester, 1997 Click your mouse on the month you wish to see: September, 1997 October, 1997 November, 1997 December, 1997 ... June, 1998 September, 1997 Monday, September 8th at 5:00 pm at the ERC Patio Toro Welcome Week President's Reception The CSU Dominguez Hills Jazz Ensemble, Rod Butler, Director Sponsored by The Welcome Week Committee Thursday, September 11th, 4:00-6:00 pm on the Mall Toro Welcome Week Barbecue Jazz Ensemble including members of Mu Phi Epsilon Fraternity, led by David Champion Sponsored by The Welcome Week Committee Thursday, September 11th at 8:00 pm, in LaCorte Hall, Recital Hall (LCH A103) Goin' South Folk music of Southern United States Free, but donations welcome Sponsored by The Welcome Week Committee, The Student Union, The Multicultural Center, and The Mu Phi Epsilon Music Fraternity through a grant from Associated Students, Inc., Contact David Champion at (310) 243-3901 Saturday, September 20th at 8:30 am - 3:30 pm in the Gym Dance Studio, (A102)

31. Department Of Music Double Exposure Eleanor Alberga, pianist, thomas bowes, violinist ChamberMusic Recital Click here to see a picture of Double Exposure http://music2.csudh.edu/events/events9899.html

CSUDH Music Department 1998-99 Calendar of Events California State University Dominguez Hills CSU Dominguez Hills Music Department server 1 CSU Dominguez Hills Music Department server 2 Click your mouse here to see a list of our events for Spring Semester, 1997 Click your mouse here to see a list of our events for Fall,1997 and Spring 1998 Click your mouse on the month you wish to see: September, 1998 October, 1998 November, 1998 December, 1998 ... June, 1999 September, 1998 Monday, September 14th at 5:00 pm in the LCH Sculpture Garden Toro Welcome Week President's Reception The Beatless Rock Group Sponsored by The Welcome Week Committee Wednesday, September 16th at 8:00 pm, in LaCorte Hall, Recital Hall (LCH A103) World Music World Music Recital Free, but donations welcome Sponsored by The Welcome Week Committee, The Student Union, The Multicultural Center, and The Mu Phi Epsilon Music Fraternity through a grant from Associated Students, Inc., Contact David Champion at (310) 243-3901 Thursday, September 17th, 4:00-6:00 pm in the LCH Sculpture Garden Toro Welcome Week Barbecue Jazz Ensemble including members of Mu Phi Epsilon Fraternity, led by David Champion

32. Marlin Chronicle-ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Familiar Faces Series include Tidewater Guitar Orchestra, Jamaican pianist andcomposer Eleanor Alberga along with British violinist thomas bowes, Quink, The http://student.vwc.edu/~chronicle/10_6_00/arts.htm

October 6, 2000 VWC Sound Bites "Familiar Faces" Series at Wesleyan By AMY McCLUSKEY The first show of the "Familiar Faces" Series was held Friday, September 29 in the Hofheimer Theater. Bluegrass band East Virginia was the headlining act that kicked off the season here at Wesleyan. Known as one of the country’s premier bluegrass bands, East Virginia also features a true alumnus, Art Mcdonough (class of 1973). East Virginia’s music is traditionally blended bluegrass with Joe McDonough on dobro, Dave Ratcliffe on lead guitar, Ron Barnes on banjo, Harold Smith on mandolin, and Art on bass. If you missed this show, don’t worry, there are plenty more coming up. Upcoming shows from the "Familiar Faces" Series include: Tidewater Guitar Orchestra, Jamaican pianist and composer Eleanor Alberga along with British violinist Thomas Bowes, Quink, The Doorway Singers and many others. Check www.vwc.edu for a complete listing. Discovery Days turns into Discovery Night Due to the cancellation of Discovery days, Discovery Night stood on its own as "A Celebration of Multicultural Voices" By REBECCA DESJARDINS The government asks me to "check one" if I want money. I just laugh in their face and say, "How can you ask me to be one race?" . . . I could give you an epic about my ways of life or my look and you want me to fill it in "one square box.". . . There’s no "one kind" to fill for anyone . . . I’ll just check "other," say artist, that’s who I am: a poet, a writer, a lover of man.

33. New Page 1 violinist thomas bowes recently performed as soloist with the LondonPhilharmonic. He has achieved international recognition for http://www.chipola.cc.fl.us/public_relations/Releases/Other.htm

OFFICE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS CHIPOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE 3094 INDIAN CIRCLE Marianna, FL 32446 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jan. 13, 2000 CHIPOLA’S FALL DEAN’S LIST ANNOUNCED MARIANNA To be placed on the Dean’s List, a student must take 12 or more semester hours of courses and make an average of 3.25 (B+) to 4.0 (A) in all courses. Students who made perfect averages of 4.0—straight A’s—and their hometowns are: Alford David C. Barton, Heather A. Bengry. Altha Janice P. Grantham. Blountstown Joshua O. Bietenholz, Jesse E. Birch, Amber L. Goodman, Maja L. Mayo, Amanda C. Williams. Bonifay John N. Howell, Zena S. Riley, Hilary J. Taylor. Campbellton Pamela R. Williams, Randall J. Wynn. Chipley Andrea M. Bruner, Nadia Dastgir, Jeffrey B. Peel, Timothy A. Register, Carly D. Williams, Drew N. Wood, Kimberly S. Yglesias. Cottondale Bryan A. Pumphrey, Brenda F. Wood. Caryville Carmen Sconiers. Cypress Melissa J. Church. Graceville Jason L. Toole. Grand Ridge Brigitte N. Barfoot, Maria M. Davis, Holly M. Wilson, Myra B. Johnson. Greenwood Callie W. Little, Tracy N. Mathews.

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35. Press Reviews An unusual degree of serendipity arose Sunday afternoon, when the striking Britishduo of violinist thomas bowes and pianist Eleanor Alberga performed in the http://www.dacamera.org/About/reviews_main.htm

THE CRITICS COMMEND "Altenberg Trio Makes the Most of the Setting" [U]nder the Da Camera Society's director, MaryAnn Bonino, the main business of the operation known as Chamber Music in Historic Sites is music-making in rooms and locations of appropriate size and character. The music: masterpieces of the piano trio form. The players: the splendidly accomplished and energetically over-the-top Altenberg Trio from Austria. The Italian instruments: matching violin and cello, both from the studio of Giovanni Guadagnini in the mid-1700s, and a recent Fazioli piano fully capable of great depth, frightening fury and exquisite tenderness. All this added up to a splendid, one-time-only experience at the 1922 Canfield-Moreno Estate, at the top of a hill, the entire city below in a wraparound view. (From: Daniel Cariaga, Los Angeles Times; Monday, February 1, 2000) "Bowes-Alberga Concert Weds Site, Sound" [R]egular patrons of the Da Camera Society's Chamber Music in Historic Sites series have come to expect dramatic, ad hoc venues, as the series lands in finer structures around the Southland. An unusual degree of serendipity arose Sunday afternoon, when the striking British duo of violinist Thomas Bowes and pianist Eleanor Alberga performed in the Ross House in Malibu.

36. Find A Grave - Browse By County: Westchester County Hartsdale, Westchester County, New York, USA; Armour, thomas 'Tommy' b b. June7, 1845 d. July 17, 1930 violinist. bowes, Edward b. June 14, 1874 d. June 13 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/famousSearch.cgi?mode=county&FScountyid=2037

37. Find-A-Grave By State: New York violinist. Ferncliff Cemetery, Hartsdale, New York, USA. Ferncliff Cemetery, Hartsdale,New York, USA. bowes, Edward b. June 14, 1874. Boyd, thomas b. 1756. http://www.findagrave.com/state/36.html

Advertisement New York Abbet, Leon b. October 8, 1836. d. December 4, 1894. 34th and 36th New Jersey Governor. Served first from 1884 to 1887, then from 1890 to 1893. Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn New York , USA. Specific Interment Location: Section 156 - Plot 22993. b. 1910. d. February 19, 1942. Frank (The Dasher) Abbundando was a member of a murder-for-hire gang made up of low-level Jewish and Italian gangsters working out of Brooklyn N.Y. during the 1930s. This gang came to be known in the news media as Murder Inc. The gang carried out gangland murders in the New York City area under the direction of Lepke Buchalter and Albert Anastasia. Abbundando died in the electric chair at Sing-Sing prison on Feb. 19,1942. He was 31 years old. (bio by B. Heneage) Saint John's Cemetery Queens New York , USA. Specific Interment Location: Section 12, Plot P, Grave 75. Cause of Death: Execution by electric chair at Sing-Sing prison. Abzug, Bella Savitzky b. June 24, 1920. d. March 31, 1988. U.S. Representative from New York. First Jewish woman elected to Congress. Mount Carmel Cemetery Ridgewood (Queens) New York , USA.

38. National Portrait Gallery A-Z Of Portrait Sitters (S) de St George (17451799), West Indian fencer and violinist. Francis bowes Sayre (1885-),Assistant Secretary of State for USA thomas Scales, Slavery abolitionist http://www.npg.org.uk/live/search/a-z/sitS.asp

Sitter Artist Portrait Sitters A to Z A B C D ... R S T U V W ... E.B. S . 1 portrait. Rafael Sabatini (1875-1950), Novelist. 7 portraits. Sir Edward Sabine (1788-1883), General, scientist and President of the Royal Society. 3 portraits. Henry Sacheverell (1674?-1724), Rector of St Andrew's, Holborn. 6 portraits. Lucy Sacheverell , Lovelace's Lucasta. 2 portraits. Oliver Wolf Sacks (1933-), Writer and professor of neurology. 1 portrait. George Sackville Germain, 1st Viscount Sackville (1716-1785), Soldier and statesman. 12 portraits. Charles Sackville-West, 4th Baron Sackville (1870-1962), Major-General. 2 portraits. Edward Sackville-West, 5th Baron Sackville (1901-1965), Writer and musicologist. 3 portraits. Victoria Mary ('Vita') Sackville-West (1892-1962), Writer and gardener; wife of Sir Harold Nicolson. 7 portraits. Rod Saddington , Crane driver. 1 portrait. Sade (Helen Folasade Adu) (1959-), Singer. 1 portrait. James Sadler (1753-1828), Aeronaut. 2 portraits. Michael Thomas Sadler (1780-1835), Social reformer. 2 portraits.

39. Information Bridge Internet Service Provider Hard from Hair Nilsson One bowes Sault Ste of Heart Bruckner Locus Iste thomas,arr. Ride ORCHESTRA Victor Yampolsky, conducting Robert McDuffie, violinist. http://www.kios.org/omahainconcert.shtml

91.5 FM - PUBLIC RADIO OMAHA IN CONCERT PROGRAM LISTINGS Sunday, April 6, 2003, 7:00pm - KIOS-FM, Omaha OMAHA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Victor Yampolsky, conducting Yakov Kasman, pianist Sibelius: The Swan of Tuonela, Op.22, No.3 Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No.1 in b-flat minor, Op.23 INTERMISSION – Guest: Yakov Kasman Rachmaninov: Symphony No.1 in d minor, Op.13 PREVIOUS WEEK'S PROGRAMS Sunday, March 23, 2003, 7:00pm - KIOS-FM, Omaha SOLI DEO GLORIA CANTORUM Almeda Berkey, conducting Jackson Berkey, pianist John Bennett, organist Chant: Lumen Victoria: O Magnum Mysterium Chant: Crux Fidelis Victoria: O Vos Omnes Mozart: Ave Verum Corpus, K.618 Franck: Panis Angelicus Mendelssohn: Is Not His Word Like a Fire? from Elijah Söderman: Seven Sacred Songs Crüger: Jesus, Priceless Treasure Handel: Since by Man Came Death from Messiah J.S.Bach: Tema from Goldberg Variations Bach/Gounod: Ave Maria Berkey: St. Patrick’s Breastplate (World Premiere) Dykes: Eternal Father, Strong to Save encore: Newton: Amazing Grace Sunday, March 30, 2003, 7:00pm - KIOS-FM, Omaha

40. Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra Educational Manual Unit 2 thomas Oliver Croen, a violin maker and repairman based David bowes’ Baroque violabow was made by important place to be.” As violinistconductor Sigiswald http://www.philharmonia.org/education/units/Unit2.htm

photo by Carol Handelman Contents Introduction Articles Fiddles, Fittings, Gut and Horsehair Keeping Philharmonia on Top of the Beat Instrument Illustrations The String Family A Consort of Violas da Gamba Introduction Strings and Things introduces some of the "nuts and bolts" of playing Baroque music. Richard Reynolds' Fiddles, Fittings, Gut and Horsehair discusses the characteristics of Baroque stringed instruments, which are truly the heart of the Baroque orchestra, and how they vary from their modern cousins. Keeping Philharmonia on Top of the Beat explores some of the secrets of conducting and what makes a good musical leader. Following the articles are illustrations of two families of Baroque stringed instruments, the violin family and a consort of violas da gamba. Back to Top Fiddles, Fittings, Gut and Horsehair excerpted from an article by Richard Reynolds When you attend a Philharmonia concert, you can readily see that the wind instruments —oboes, trumpets and horns in particular—are quite different from their modern counterparts. But from the audience's perspective the violins, violas and double basses do not look appreciably different from the instruments you see at a modern symphony concert. Only the cellos are clearly different, in that those used in Philharmonia do not have end pins and are held off the floor between the players’ knees. (In fact, many string players in Philharmonia own three instruments: Baroque and Classical instruments for use in Philharmonia, and a modern instrument for other playing. Philharmonia’s programming is planned so that players can use either a Baroque or Classical instrument for an entire concert. In the interest of brevity, we'll concentrate on the Baroque instruments here.)

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