MFH 2002 Calendar This fine young American pianist/composer plays works by RimskyKorsakov, Franck MichaelGuttman violin/conductor, eric himy piano, Jeremy McCoy bass, and The http://www.musicfestivalofthehamptons.com/calendar_2.html
Extractions: Lukas Foss conductor, Michael Guttman, Violin, Scott Ballantyne, Cello, Scott Dunn, Piano and The Atlantic Chamber Orchestra. An extraordinary evening of the ever popular Beethoven at his most exuberant and summery: The Prometheus Overture, the witty and upbeat 8th Symphony and the spectacular Triple Concerto.
Coolfont Resort 05/24/03 Coolfont Foundation of the Arts presents eric himy, pianist. Hiscompelling artistry has intrigued five continents for a generation. http://www.coolfont.com/calendar/index.cfm?ContentID=97
The Washington Diplomat 19, 130 pm eric himy Welltraveled in Europe and America, virtuoso pianist erichimy plays an all-French program in recognition of the French contribution to http://www.washdiplomat.com/02-10/events.html
The Music Festival Is Under Way The evening concert, a piano recital by eric himy, will be the first in a seriesstaged in memory of the pianist Benno Moiseiwitsch, greatuncle of the http://archive.easthamptonstar.com/ehquery/20000706/crit1.htm
Extractions: The Music Festival Is Under Way The Music Festival of the Hamptons bursts upon the scene tomorrow evening with its gala opening dinner and concert by the Elysium String Quartet. Thereafter the festival tent, moored in the grass meadows off Snake Hollow Road in Bridgehampton, will be host to 16 concerts (except for a few at Guild Hall), featuring music from Bach to Barber, Paganini to Poulenc. Saturday will see the first of the festival's family concerts, featuring the Stoltzman family, at 5 p.m. Richard Stoltzman, one of the world's most renowned clarinetists, will be joined by his daughter, Maggie, on piano, and son, Peter, on jazz piano, in works by Bach, Debussy, Poulenc, Gershwin, Thelonious Monk, and others. Children are welcomed. Gershwin Satires Later that evening, at 8 p.m., the hour of the evening concerts, "Mr. Gershwin Goes to Washington," will be presented for the first time since its production at Carnegie Hall. Songs taken from three Gershwin satires have been assembled in a new narrative by Lawrence Maslon based on the original libretti. Steve Blier, founder of the New York Festival of Song, will direct and play the piano for Anna Bergman and Maureen Brennan, sopranos, David Garrison, tenor, and John Hancock, baritone. George Plimpton will play himself as a newsman.
Strung Out Trio pianist Nathanael May received his Bachelor of Music degree from UWWhitewater in Penneysat Eastman led to masterclass performances with eric himy and Gabriel http://www.guitarplus.org/SOT2.html
Extractions: The Strung Out Trio The Strung Out Trio brings together pianist Nathanael May, classical guitarist Dr. Matt Gould and violinist Beth Ilana Schneider of Duo46. Their skills are put to the test with this highly unusual and unique combination of piano, violin and guitar. Formed at Eastern Mediterranean University in 2002, the trio has set forth a call for scores and an active commissioning project, and are now recording their debut CD featuring these works. COMMISSIONS BRICKMAN, SCOTT "Snowball"(2003) CAROLLO, JOHN "Trio" (2003) CHILDS, ADRIAN "Simultaneous Alphabets" (2002) COOMAN, CARSON "August Latitudes" (2002) HARRINGTON, JEFF "Gloire de Temple sur l'Eau" (2002) MASCARI, ED "Three for Three" (2002) RUBIN, JUSTIN "Dïvertimento Decadente" (2002) BIOGRAPHIES Summit Recording Artist and Classical Guitarist Dr. Matthew Albert Gould has performed with , the None Trio Eastern Mediterranean University teaching guitar performance, lute and guitar history, guitar pedagogy, fingerboard harmony, performance class, guitar ensemble, and guitar orchestra. In addition to teaching music at EMU, Matts outreach activities extend to include coaching the undefeated EMU Crows American Football Team.
WWW VL Classical Music: Artists, From Soloists To Orchestras Herriott, Mike (trumpet); Higdon, James (organ); himy, eric (piano); Hirschovits,Benjamin piano); Olivares, Walter (violin); Okonsar, Mehmet (pianistcomposer); http://www.gprep.org/classical/artists.html
Extractions: If you know of a WWW page for a particular soloist, ensemble or orchestra which is not listed here, please use the submission form which also has a link to a standard mailto: option. If you have submitted a site for consideration and have not received a reply within one month, please feel free to resubmit. NEW! Search the entire WWW Virtual Library: Match: All Any Boolean Format: Long Short help Search engine courtesy of Harvard University and the ht://Dig search engine English to Chinese English to French English to German English to Italian English to Japanese English to Korean English to Portuguese English to Spanish Chinese to English French to English French to German German to English German to French Italian to English Japanese to English Korean to English Portuguese to English Russian to English Spanish to English Powered by Systran Soloists Conductors Ensembles Orchestras ... Opera/Management agencies/Miscellaneous Adam, Bill (Bill Adam Tribute Web site)
Upcoming Performances A NEW jazz evening featuring the Ukranian pianist who (with his wife) packed ourhall twice in January. A. A. Saturday, April 19, 2003 eric himy, piano,. A. http://www.k-wcms.com/concerts.asp
Extractions: Apr Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Jun Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Jul Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Click on a date on the calendar above to see the program information for that date. Or, scroll down below to see program information for the dates highlighted on this calendar. Click here to open a new window showing the entire schedule for the remainder of the season. All Concerts [except as noted] at KWCMS Music Room, 57 Young Street West, Waterloo (N2L 2Z4) (1 block W. of Albert, overlooking Waterloo Park)]. All concerts are at 8:00 p.m. unless otherwise stated. We have had the occasional afternoon concert, so be sure to check the concert time before coming. Prices: Get the full ticket price list here! Tickets from: Uof W Box Office; WordsWorth Books; Reader's Ink Books; Twelfth Night Music Shoppe; Music Plus; or At Door. Reservations 886-1673 (answering machine; pay at door).
PittsburghLIVE.com - Radio Highlights 11 pm WQED (89.3 FM) Music from Chautauqua Fabio Mechetti and StuartMalina conducts with a performance by pianist eric himy. THURSDAY. http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/entertainment/tv/radio/s_93536.ht
Extractions: Sunday, September 29, 2002 TODAY 7 a.m. WDUQ (90.5 FM) : Humankind A discussion of the song "Let There Be Peace on Earth"; teenagers in AA. 7 a.m. WQED (89.3 FM) : St. Paul Sunday Performance by pianist Lang Lang. 9:30 a.m. WCCS (1160 AM) : Accent on the Air. Topics: U.S. bishops lobby Congress to raise the minimum wage; Judy Modecki of Catholic Charities. Repeats at 6:30 p.m. on WMBS (590 AM) and 11:30 p.m. on KDKA (1020 AM)
Extractions: I see this newsletter as the beginning of something great for our community and just one more service that makes MMC a unique project to be involved in. I am very proud of what this project has been able to accomplish over the last ten years and I think through all of our dedication to new music and our collaborative efforts, this project will continue to grow and flourish. It is my hope that this newsletter will be a way for MMC to better meet the needs of the people we exist for, and for those people to have a say in shaping the future of this project.
Caramba! - Klavír Dino Mastroyiannis (Recko); Dmytro Suchovijenko (Ukrajina); eric himy (USA); FriedrichGulda Chopin III; Franz Liszt Page; The Prokofiev Page; Prokofiev as pianist; http://www.caramba.cz/page.php?PgID=548
The Embassy Series of France, eric himy and Jerome Barry. Russell Ryan and Elisabeth Starzinger at theAustrian Embassy, Brian Ganz at the Polish Embassy. Ann Schein, pianist in an http://www.embassyseries.com/archives.htm
MMC Recordings On-Line Music Store 1987) had an extraordinary eightyyear career as composer, pianist, organist and thathe calls, a message from the heart. Featuring eric himy, piano, with http://www.mmcrecordings.com/news.asp
Extractions: NEW RELEASE: While serving in the US Army and stationed in Japan, Composer Howard L. Richards enrolled in a course in music theory at Tokyo University. The result? A career in music that has included writing and orchestrating musicals in the US Army, working as an editor at RCA Red Seal and as a programer for IBM. His diverse music is highlighted on this new MMC release. NEW RELEASE: Composer Clifford Vaughan (1893 - 1987) had an extraordinary eighty-year career as composer, pianist, organist and conductor. His life in music took him from Philadelphia to New York City, to the Orient and Hollywood. This release includes the colorful and popular Hindu Rhapsody (1938) as well as his String Quartet No. 1 NEW RELEASE: Clarinetist Richard Stoltzman is back with MMC this month continuing his efforts to expand the repertoire of the clarinet concerto. This new release features more outstanding performances with the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of conductor George Manahan. The featured composers on this CD are
St. Helena Star : Spotlight 7-11-02 Mike Greensill, a skilled arranger and orchestrator and a brilliant pianist. More Gershwin meets Ravel in the Napa Valley. Maryland native, eric himy will be http://www.sthelenastar.com/7-11-02/spotlight/
Extractions: Megabyte melodies Local artist turns technology into musical tool By Carolyn Younger - Staff Writer Composer and librettist Louise Canepa has found an unexpected bridge to carry her past cultural differences and across continents. The bridge is her computer and a specialized software program, which allows her to compose her music on an electronic keyboard and then fire off the results via e-mail. Last year her compositions winged their way to St. Petersburg, Russia, where the collection of her original scores, Napa Valley Serenity, was recorded on compact disc by the St. Petersburg Chamber Orchestra. More...
Extractions: Playlists for October 29, 2002 You can listen on the web to WFCR's online classical music programming weekdays between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM ET, followed by All Things Considered Marketplace and Fresh Air . Tune in again for WFCR's online between 8:00 PM and midnight. Click here for tonight's jazz playlist . And click here for overnight classical music playlists (opens in a new window). All of the music on WFCR - on the air and on the web - is made possible by contributions from our listeners. You can support the music you enjoy by making a donation now
Extractions: Click here for earlier Jamming Nights of Spring 2000 - Spring 2002 Sat Night Dec 8, Night after Chanukah 5763 , Fall Semester 2002 Yishai Cohen (accoustic guitarist on left) shares "notes" with Asher Berman (black base on right). Big drumset in foreground created the big white semi-circles. In the beige cap, Ben Truboff jams away on his harmonica. Behind musicians, students sit around to enjoy, shmooze and eat hot kosher pizza. Visible from L-R: Sarah Failla (an accomplished pianist...) Elise Cominsky conversing with Daphne Weisser, Elana Kleinman conversing with Daniel Schwartz, Sam Gillman facing the music, Michelles Ginsburg and Adler talking with Eric Himy (on the other side of the table) and on the far right Mike Krawitzy. Lauren Kalkstein using her new amp cord for the first time.
Ootw - Thursday s 40th anniversary celebration Plus, live performances by pianist Jerome Rose TheChautauqua Symphony Orchestra/Fabio Mechetti Stuart Malina, cond./eric himy, p http://www.laloge.org/archives/july/11.htm
Extractions: In the mid-1920s Langgaard's music went through astonishing changes. Suddenly he decided that the highly original and imaginative works he'd been writing for ten years - like the Third String Quartet - were a wrong turning. Instead he began, with great difficulty, to compose in a style inspired by the Romantic age - and stuck to it for twenty years. Donald Macleod, with Langgaard's biographer Bendt Viinholt Nielsen, explores how Langgaard's strange character, and his complete rejection within Denmark, led him to make this painful U-turn. But it wasn't the end of Langgaard's remarkable story: towards the end of World War Two he took another new - and even more astonishing - direction in his music: 5:00 am I Concerti
WWW VL Classical Music: Artists, From Soloists To Orchestras James Higdon (organ); eric himy (piano); Benjamin Hirschovits (violin); Steven Honigberg violin);Yoshiko Okada (piano); Mehmet Okonsar (pianistcomposer); Vladimir http://www.geocities.com/debmort2001/Html/soloists.htm
Extractions: Soloists. Bill Adam Tribute Web site (trumpet) Afrocentric Voices in Classical Music ; Biographies and bibliographies on African Americans in classical vocal music John Mark Ainsley (tenor) John Aler (tenor) Susan Allen (harp) Sir Thomas Allen (baritone) Valentina Alykova (violin) Janet Anthony (cello, chamber music) Ole Edvard Antonsen (trumpet) Ole Edvard Antonsen (trumpet) Fabio Armiliato (tenor) Bodil Arnesen (soprano) Susan Asbjornson (soprano) Franck Avril (oboe) Paul Ayres (organ) Thomas Bacon (horn) Suren Bagratuni (cello) Alison Baker (organ) Jean Jacques Balet (piano) Richard Bamping (cello) Kimberly Barber (mezzo-soprano) Daniel Barenboim (conductor, piano) Dame Josephine Barstow (soprano) Benjamin Bayl (organ) Patrice Michaels Bedi (voice) Jos Beijer (organ) Mary Bella (soprano) Rupert Bergmann (bass-baritone) Bart Berman (piano) Anne-Lise Berntsen (soprano) Roar Berg (tenor) Mark Bernat (double bass) (includes the artist's transcription and recording of the complete Bach suites for double bass) Alexander Besa (viola) John Marcus Bindel (bass-baritone) Gerald Blanchard (baritone) Michel Block (piano) Thomas Bloch ; (Glass Harmonica, Ondes Martenot, Cristal Baschet)
Lowell Liebermann music evening, with Liebermann joining violinist Chantal Juillet as pianist, andthe Premiere eric himy, piano; Alice Tully Hall, New York; October 14, 1989. http://www.presser.com/composers/liebermann.html
Extractions: Home Research Tools Concert Information Composers Lowell Liebermann At age 40, Lowell Liebermann is one of the most internationally performed and sought-after working composers. The popularity of his music is attested to by the multiple recordings his works have received: his Sonata for Flute and Piano has been recorded ten times to date; his Gargoyles for Piano six times; his Flute Concerto is available on 4 different CDs; and recordings are forthcoming of his complete piano music (a 2-CD set on Bridge) and his complete flute chamber music (on Koch.) He was involved in several high-profile activities this season. On October 5, Charles Dutoit and the Tokyo NHK Symphony gave the world premiere of Variations on a Theme of Mozart , commemorating the orchestras 75th anniversary; pianist Stephen Hough continues to tour the Liebermann Second Piano Concerto , Op. 36, including with the Montreal Symphony on January 29, 2002, with Dutoit again at the helm. In addition to his long-term association with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Liebermann was composer-in-residence at the Pacific Music Festival for its summer 2001 season. For the first time in the Festivals history, each of its three resident orchestras (the NHK Symphony, Sapporo, and Pacific Music Festival Orchestras) performed a work by the Festival composer. Liebermann events included an all-Liebermann chamber music evening, with Liebermann joining violinist Chantal Juillet as pianist, and the Flute Concerto with soloist Jeffrey Khaner and the PMF Orchestra at the 5000-seat outdoor stage. At the end of the summer, Ms Juillet gave the world premiere of Liebermanns
