AMP, Alternate Music Press, The Multimedia Journal Of New Music Applebaum, piano, soundsculptures guitarScott bauer, trumpet London composer anda consummate pianist in an played melodic fragments from harold Arlen's If I http://www.alternatemusicpress.com/features/features36.html
Extractions: Kevin Poe, baritone saxophone The second movement, Acting, used inflected blues rhythms with a hip, very cool, steady wind-up, walking through a tonal scenario, where, mid-way through, a badly muted bass key on the piano halted the performance. Applebaum got up and inspected the inside of the piano, asked the page turner to examine it as well, and then used his cell phone to call someone to fix the problem. An AAA mechanic in a jumpsuit rolled out an electronic keyboard, tried the pedals, connected the keyboard to the grand piano with jumper cables and "jump-started" the piano. The movement ended on a questioning, ascending jazz arpeggio, and the musical tourist is left pondering where creativity would be without technology, and where technology would be without creativity. The remainder of the concert was a delightful and accomplished jazz combo performance by Mark Applebaum on piano, Scott Bauer on trumpet, London Branch on acoustic bass, and Chad Anderson on drums. The combo performed two of Applebaum's pieces: 8 Years, written for his wife on their 8th anniversary, and the frenetic and sparkling Tornado Food. Arrangements of Wayne Shorter's Footprints and Victor Young's Beautiful Love were particularly exquisite, aided by Bauer's mellifluous horn-playing, Branch's fabulously versatile bass-playing, and Anderson's exceptional rhythmic expression. Applebaum's compositions exhibit an unusually broad scope and an engaging fusion of intellect, playfulness, and superb craft.
Actorsingers Music Man 1987 Charlie Cowell Daryl bauer. Traveling Salesmen harold R. Acres, Michael Dapkus, RaymondDion, Donald LaChance, Raymond Lambert, Kevin McAffee pianist Jed Holland. http://www.actorsingers.org/s1987c.htm
Extractions: is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, 810 7th Avenue, New York, N.Y., 10019-5818 In Order of Appearance Traveling Salesmen Exchange Club Members Charlie Cowell Daryl Bauer Harold Hill Craig Zamzow Mayor Shinn Bill Mauser Ewart Dunlop Dave Kryger Oliver Hix Steve Tramack Jacey Squires Matt Mercier Olin Britt Ken Kopka Marcellus Washburn Peter Kramer Tommy Djilas Dan Clay Marian Paroo Catherine Z. Andruskevich Mrs. Paroo Anne Bewley Amaryllis Rebecca Manheck Winthrop Randy Harrison Eulalie MacKechnie Shinn Jackie Elsmore Zaneeta Shinn Samantha Brown Gracie Shinn Kim Rose Alma Hix Ann Mitchell Maud Dunlop Andrea Swanson Ethel Toffelmier Donna O'Bryant Mrs. Squires Diane Clay Constable Locke Dan Pelletier Pick-A-Little Ladies Diane Clay, Lori Jeffrey, Karen Lewis, Ann Mitchell, Donna O'Bryant, Kerry Schneider, Andrea Swanson Traveling Salesmen Harold R. Acres, Michael Dapkus, Raymond Dion, Donald LaChance, Raymond Lambert, Kevin McAffee, George Marineau, Ronald Mazurek
Candlestick Maker Hat Art.) Baker performs regularly as house pianist at the Robbins,Woods, plus RaRoux Abou harold Jones and JOHANNES bauer JOHANNES bauer was born in Halle http://www.candlestickmaker.org/bios.html
Extractions: Jason Ajemian is a bassist who's been living in Chicago for a little over a year. After graduating form WIlliam Paterson University where he studied with Rufus Ried and Kevin Norton, Mr. Ajemian traveled for a few years before moving to Chicago. Presently, he has a large group called 'and who cares how long u sink' that he writes for with Tim Daisy, Dan Sylvester, Matt Bauder, Jason Adasiewicz, Klye Bruckman and Todd Margasak - a trio with Dave Rempis and Tim Daisy called 'Triage' - an electro-accoustic band 'lake effect'; as well as, playing and writing for many other situations with accomplished musicians in chicago and elsewhere. Aoki is founder and artistic director of the Chicago Asian American Jazz Festival, which debuted in October 1996 and had six straight successful seasons. Currently national in scope, the annual event is now known as "Asian American Jazz," and is held in several cities (San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles.) The 2002 Chicago celebration is scheduled for October 25-28, 2002.
PARR: Harold Bauer Collection (Library Of Congress) The material contained within the harold bauer Collection in the Music Division of the Library of Congress was, according to the records of the Library's Exchange and Gift Division http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/perform/special/bauer.html
Extractions: Library of Congress, Washington DC, 1995 The material contained within the Harold Bauer Collection in the Music Division of the Library of Congress was, according to the records of the Library's Exchange and Gift Division (Gift and Deposit Files, 1893-1961, currently on microfilm in the Manuscript Reading Room), acquired by the Library in three stages: during the years 1928-29, 1934-35, and after Bauer's death in 1951, through a gift from his widow, Wynne Pyle Bauer. Linear feet of shelf space occupied: 10 Approximate number of items: 1245 Number of boxes: 17 Inclusive dates of items: c.1880 - 1951 Go to: Library of Congress
Famous Sinfonians B Barber, Samuel Composer Basie, William (Count) - Jazz pianist and Band LeaderBauer, harold E. - pianist Bennett, Robert Russell - Composer Biggs, E. Power http://www.angelfire.com/tx5/pmapichi/famous.html
New Philharmonic Fax (630) 7909806. E-mail harold bauer. 2002-2003 SEASON New Philharmonic, GuestPianist, Ralph Votapek, Brahms No. 1 Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4 and 5, 8 pm. http://www.cod.edu/ArtsCntr/AboutNPhil.htm
Extractions: Harold Bauer came to College of DuPage after 15 years of experience as music director of four orchestras. Then president, Rodney Berg, entrusted him with the responsibility of building a professional orchestra and opera company. During his tenure Bauer has also served as conductor of the Fox Valley Symphony for 12 seasons and has continued his work as guest conductor of many orchestras in the United States, Canada, England and Europe (Spain, Denmark, Rumania and Poland). He is also a composer and his active involvement in opera includes the roles both of conductor and stage director. For 40 years he has been a spokesman for the arts at the regional and national levels. How to contact us:
Famous Sinfonians Barber, Samuel Composer Basie, William (Count) - Jazz pianist and Band LeaderBauer, harold E. - pianist Bennett, Robert Russell - Composer Biggs, E. Power http://www.muskingum.edu/~sinfonia/sinfonians.html
Famous Sinfonians B Barber, Samuel Composer Basie, William (Count) - Jazz pianist and Band LeaderBauer, harold E. - pianist Bennett, Robert Russell - Composer Biggs, E. Power http://ut-sinfonia.lokrian.com/famous/
Famous Sinfonians Barber, Samuel Composer Basie, William (Count) - Jazz pianist and Band LeaderBauer, harold E. - pianist Bennett, Robert Russell - Composer Biggs, E. Power http://emir.jewell.edu/orgs/phimualpha/famous.html
The Lennie Tristano Experience with his mother, an avocational pianist and opera Arnold Fishkin and alternating drummersHarold Granowsky and Denzil Best Tristano, bauer, Konitz, and http://www.lennietristano.com/biography.htm
Extractions: The history of jazz is written as a recounting of the lives of its most famous (and presumably, most influential) artists. Reality is not so simple, however. Certainly the very most important of the music's innovators are those whose names are known by all Armstrong Parker Young Coltrane . Unfortunately, the jazz critic's tendency to inflate the major figures' status often comes at the expense of other musicians' reputations men and women who have made significant, even essential, contributions of their own, are, for whatever reason, overlooked in the mad rush to canonize a select few. Lennie Tristano is one of those who have not yet received their critical due. In the mid-'40s, the Chicago-born pianist arrived on the scene with a concept that genuinely expanded the prevailing bop aesthetic. Tristano brought to the music of Charlie Parker and Bud Powell a harmonic language that adapted the practices of contemporary classical music; his use of polytonal effects in tunes like "Out on a Limb" was almost
Classical Piano Faculty At MSM Competition; Winner, Geneva Competition; Winner, Viotti Competition; harold BauerMemorial Award (MSM Only pianist playing today who has performed with Casals http://www.msmnyc.edu/cpiano_fac.htm
Timerider (1982) - Fred Ward, Belinda Bauer, Peter Coyote Video and DVD release dates for upcoming movies plus news, rumors and celebrity information. Want to know when the latest box office smash is coming to http://www.videoeta.com/movie/38514
Extractions: Genre: Science Fiction Rating: PG Length: 93 Minutes When will [FILL IN THE BLANK] be on video? 100 Women 101 Reykjavik 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea 2002 British Open 25th Hour 3-2-1 Penguins: Doom Funnel Rescue 3-2-1 Penguins: Moon Menace On Planet Tell-A-Lie 30 Day Subliminal Stop Smoking Program 30 Day Subliminal Weight Loss Program The 4th Tenor Abar Black Superman About Schmidt Adam Sandler's 8 Crazy Nights Adaptation The Adventure Of Photography Adventures In Odyssey: Baby Daze Adventures In Odyssey: Fine Feathered Frenzy Adventures In Odyssey: Flight To The Finish Adventures In Odyssey: In Harm's Way Adventures In Odyssey: Once Upon An Avalanche Adventures In Odyssey: Twist In Time The Adventures Of Antoine Doinel The Agatha Christie Mysteries Agent Cody Banks Alias: The Complete First Season All The Love You Cannes All The Queen's Men All The Real Girls American Adobo American College Girls Going Crazy #1 American College Girls Going Crazy #2 American Etiquette For A Formal Party American Experience: Seabiscuit American Family: The Complete First Season American Mullet Amor De Hombre Analyze That Anarchists Anastasia / Pocahantas Andromeda: Season 2, Volume 1
Aurelio De La Vega Professional Activities Other months in the Calendar are dedicated to violinist Jascha Heifetz, pianistHarold bauer, educator Nadia Boulanger, soprano Geraldine Farrar, conductor http://www.e-universe.com/lmfhome/delaveganews.htm
Extractions: S ummarizing the work of a composer as vigorously curious as Aurelio de la Vega is not easy. Serialism and pantonality, Cuban dance rhythms and chance operations, graphic notation and electronic tape, all have interested De la Vega, and have come together in a powerful and idiosyncratic musical personality. Somewhat to the composer's surprise, however, his collected music for solo piano seems satisfyingly to sum up his evolution, particularly regarding harmonic language and general stylistic stance. That body of music10 works from 1944 to 1987will be played by Martha Marchena this afternoon at Cal State Northridge, where De la Vega was on the faculty for 34 years. "I have never heard these pieces all played together," De la Vega says, before Marchena played the same program three weeks ago at the University of Miami. "I am not easy to please and I hear my music very objectively in performance, but this was very satisfactory. The impact was profoundkind of a canvas of 50 years of music. She really takes it seriously, and the results were beyond my imagination." Marchena, a Cuban American pianist who has already recorded two discs of Latin American music, takes the program to the Smithsonian in June, then on to three more venues this year, including the Music Department of Kean University, New Jersey, Thurs. Oct. 11, 2001, before recording the collection in December. There are also performances in Chicago and Cleveland lined up for 2002. The composer will be present at most of the performances.
Extractions: Descriptive Summary Title: Musicians Collection Dates: 1727-1981 (bulk 1900-1940) Abstract: The Musicians Collection consists of materials that are primarily visual in nature and portray approximately 1700 musicians and musical groups. Quantity: Ca. 4,900 items in 4 standard size file drawers, 1 oversize file drawer (11.5 linear feet), 2 flat file drawers Identification: Repository: Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin Composite portraits are located at the end of the alphabet, followed by Unidentified and Miscellaneous items. A very small number of items pertain to non-musical subjects (painters, actors, etc.). Several items are in Yiddish or Polish. Open for research Correspondents Anka, Paul Burns, Annelu, 1889-1942 Dupont, Aime Kesslere, G. Maillard (George Maillard) Sarony, Napoleon, 1821-1896 Van Vechten, Carl, 1880-1964
Extractions: TARO Descriptive Summary Scope and Contents Restrictions Index Terms ... Musicians CollectionCross References Descriptive Summary Title: Musicians Collection Dates: 1727-1981 (bulk 1900-1940) Abstract: The Musicians Collection consists of materials that are primarily visual in nature and portray approximately 1700 musicians and musical groups. Quantity: Ca. 4,900 items in 4 standard size file drawers, 1 oversize file drawer (11.5 linear feet), 2 flat file drawers Identification: Repository: Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin Composite portraits are located at the end of the alphabet, followed by Unidentified and Miscellaneous items. A very small number of items pertain to non-musical subjects (painters, actors, etc.). Several items are in Yiddish or Polish. Return to the Table of Contents Open for research Return to the Table of Contents Correspondents Anka, Paul
