Iclassics.com - Classical Music And More In January 2000, she performed six concertos with the Philharmonic and Masur andtwo recital programs with pianist lambert orkis at Carnegie Hall in a festival http://www.iclassics.com/iclassics/feature.jsp?featureId=581
NSO: Meet The Orchestra 2002 season, Mr. orkis will appear as soloist and collaborative pianist in the Whennot playing on the world's foremost concert platforms, lambert orkis is a http://www.kennedy-center.org/nso/orchestra/o.html
Extractions: Laurel Bennert Ohlson has held the position of associate principal horn with the National Symphony Orchestra since 1980. She appears frequently on the NSO chamber music series, and is a member of National Musical Arts, the Capitol Woodwind Quintet, Music at Eden's Edge, and the Eclipse Chamber Orchestra. Ms. Ohlson especially enjoys descant-horn playing, appearing occasionally with the Washington Bach Consort, and also enjoys performing on the Wagner Tuba. She has appeared as a guest artist in recitals and clinics at International Horn Society Workshops and International Women's Brass Conferences, and has been on the IWBC board of directors for the past six years. Ms. Ohlson is a faculty member at Catholic University and teaches privately. A magna cum laude graduate of Boston University, Ms. Ohlson majored in horn performance and mathematics. While in Boston, she was a member of the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra, Berkshire Brass Quintet, and Boston Wind Quintet, and performed with the Boston Opera Company and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, accompanying the BSO on their 1979 tour of China. March 1998 Robert J. Oppelt
Kennedy Center News: National Symphony Orchestra 2; the extraordinary talents of violinist Marissa Regni illuminate Ravel's Tzigane,Rapsodie de concert; pianist lambert orkis finds a fitting showpiece in http://www.kennedy-center.org/publications/archive/kcnews/kcn_novdec2000_nationa
Extractions: November 2-4, NSO Assistant Conductor Takao Kanayama leads the orchestra in a lush, varied program that features Benjamin Lees'Constellations, Saint-Saëns' Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 22, and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64. The extraordinary 14-year-old Korean pianist Joyce Yang makes her NSO debut in these dazzling concerts, playing with her trademark "vitality and elegance" (The Orlando Sentinel). Fire lights up the night in a spine-tingling program of musical mythology, as stellar soprano Margaret Jane Wray joins conductor James Conlon and the NSO November 16-18. Three works-Beethoven's Overture to The Creatures of Prometheus, Op. 43; Goldmark's Overture Prometheus Bound, Op. 38; and Liszt's Prometheus (Symphonic Poem No. 5)-focus on the legend of the man who dared to defy the gods and give fire to humans…and paid a hefty price. The program concludes with excerpts from Wagner's thunderous opera Götterdämmerung ("Twilight of the Gods"), the final work in his epic Ring Cycle that includes the famous self-immolation of heroine Brünnhilde.
Musik: Anne-Sophie Mutter Translate this page Die Violinsolistin und ihr pianist lambert orkis präsentierten dem begeistertenPublikum im ausverkauften Prinz-Regenten-Theater die Beethoven-Sonaten Nr. http://www.musikundtheater.ch/mt/interview/solisten/anne.html
Back To The Future at its best here and it is a high spot also in the recorded collection, as wellas being the only item with lambert orkis, Mutter's regular recital pianist. http://www.musicweb.uk.net/SandH/2000/apr00/mutter2.htm
Extractions: Anne-Sophie Mutter 's survey of 20 th Century music in her repertoire is being promoted in a series of recitals and orchestral concerts, in association with the release of a 4-CD Deutsche Grammophon compilation of recordings from 1988-1997. She commands a wide following and was able to fill the Barbican for music by Bartok, Webern, Crumb, Penderecki and others who may be less off-putting to a general audience, but with nothing really to pull them in apart from her own reputation. It was an inspired choice to begin with Webern's Four Pieces Op 7 (1910), tiny elusive miniatures which established immediately that the audience had to actively listen. The third 'hovers on the edge of inaudibility' and coughs which broke the spell sounded like gunfire! Respighi's sonata did not demonstrate that its neglect is undeserved. George Crumb's characteristic Four Nocturnes (1964) required a separate prepared piano for its kaleidoscopic colouristic effects
Extractions: In 1998 the German violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter dedicated herself to what was no doubt the most important project of her career to date. She performed all ten violin sonatas of Ludwig van Beethoven on a world tour with the pianist Lambert Orkis. It was a climax in the longtime collaboration between the two artists. The live recording of the sonatas was released in fall 1998, while the tour was still underway. For this recording, the two artists won a prestigious Grammy Award in February 2000. Anne-Sophie Mutter's dazzling career began when the thirteen-year-old girl caught the attention of Herbert von Karajan, who promptly hired her to concertize with the Berlin Philharmonic. Today she numbers among the greatest violinists in the world. "For two hours we take part in a wonderfully spontaneous, edgy, witty, but at times also introspective dialogue - amazingly assured, freely phrased, masterfully braving every technical obstacle…"
PHONE-SOFT INTERNET DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL:PIANISTS LINKS Okashiro, Chitose provides profile, repertoire, discography, tour informationand more. orkis, lambert - provides information on the pianist. http://www.phone-soft.com/cyber-world/o2602i.htm
Extractions: TOP-LINK UP-LINK ADD URL SEARCH ... E-MAIL PIANISTS LINKS ComparePhoneRates.com - FREE phone rate calculator! Find out how much it costs to phone anywhere in the world using different long distance telephone services. Arbiter's Museum of Historic Pianists - Arbiter Records Home Page, over 60 very short biographies by Allan Evans. Argerich, Martha b. 1941. - Excerpts from a 1979 interview with Dean Elder; in-print discography; reviews. Ashkenazy, Vladimir 1937- - Some facts, a 1995 interview, discography and reviews from Classic CD magazine page. Astriab, Lou - provides information on the American pianist. Atamian, Dickran - pianist. Ax, Emanuel Batagov, Anton 1965- - Includes biography, gallery and texts by the pianist. Bauer, Harold 1873-1951. - Bauer Collection in the Music Division of the Library of Congress includes biography, etc. Baxtresser, Margaret - explores the enchanting, nature-filled world of Claude Debussy and the Impressionist Painters. Bekhterev, Boris - provides information on the Russian-born pianist. Berman, Bart
Violin And Piano Players Strike A Chord Together Lithuanian violinist Julian Rachlin and American pianist lambert orkis will performa rare selection of the most beautiful and difficult music ever written for http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn/2002-04/24/Stories/26.htm
Extractions: in History Thursday, April 25, 2002 Violin and piano players strike a chord together Lithuanian violinist Julian Rachlin and American pianist Lambert Orkis will perform a rare selection of the most beautiful and difficult music ever written for their instruments. Classical pieces composed by Schubert, Mozart, Debussy and Prokofiev will feature in the seventh Hennessy Concert Series, including Sonata for Viola and Piano in A Minor,12 Variations for Piano on an Allegretto, Duo in A Major for Piano and Violin, Sonata for Violin and Piano and Sonata No.2 for Violin and Piano Rachlin will take up a viola for Sonata for Viola and Piano in A Minor Variations for Piano The two musicians caused quite a stir among classical music lovers when they performed together in Ha Noi two years ago. This concert is dedicated to the memory of Wes Benson, who made a great impression on audiences in Hennessy concerts until the last days of his life. Born in Lithuania, Julian Rachlin was a child prodigy performing with orchestras all over Europe and boasts the distinction of being the youngest violinist ever to appear with the Vienna Philharmonic.
Anne-Sophie Mutter: A Discography Beethoven The Violin Sonatas GRAMMY 2000 WINNER!!! with lambert orkis, pianist,Deutsche Grammophon 457619 / Nov 24, 1998; Number of Discs 4. http://www.ffaire.com/mutter/mutterdisc.html
Extractions: -FANFAIRE Guide to Original Content- *WEBSITES* Hildegard BEHRENS Vivica GENAUX ARIA Foundation *ARTISTS' ROSTER* -Performing Artists- Fabio ARMILIATO Renate BEHLE Hildegard BEHRENS Leonard BERNSTEIN Richard BERNSTEIN Stephanie BLYTHE Richard BONYNGE Kenneth COX Michelle DE YOUNG Joyce DiDONATO John DUYKERS Adria FIRESTONE Nicolle FOLAND Jorge GARZA Vivica GENAUX Evelyn GLENNIE Christine GOERKE Matthias GOERNE Susan GRAHAM Nathan GUNN Jerry HADLEY Nicole HEASTON Ben HEPPNER Frank HERNANDEZ Marilyn HORNE Elizabeth HYNES Karen KELTNER Mario LANZA Richard LEECH Susanne MENTZER James MORRIS Anne-Sophie MUTTER Ken NODA Maureen O'FLYNN Louis OTEY Eric OWENS Seiji OZAWA Hermann PREY Emily PULLEY Juliana RAMBALDI Jean-Pierre RAMPAL John RELYEA Regina RESNIK Sviatoslav RICHTER M. ROSTROPOVICH ROSSETTI QUARTET Leonie RYSANEK Ravi SHANKAR Jonathan SHEFFER Janos STARKER Joan SUTHERLAND Jean-Yves THIBAUDET Gregory TURAY Mel ULRICH Jon VILLARS Deborah VOIGT David WALKER -Composers/Librettists- L.v.BEETHOVEN
Concerts (washingtonpost.com) 703790-9223. lambert orkis pianist, and violinist Lisa-Beth lambert,Sunday at 3. The Theatre, 291 Gay St., Washington, Va. 540-675-1253. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A1109-2003Jan30.html
Lisa Beth Lambert Orchestra Chamber Music Series with Christoph Eschenbach and presenting the MozartSonata cycle in her ongoing collaboration with pianist lambert orkis. http://www.christianperformingart.org/Bios/Lambertbio.html
TimesDispatch.com MUSIC CALENDAR WASHINGTON, Va. pianist lambert orkis and violinist Lisa-Beth lambertin all-Mozart program, 3 pm Feb. 2, The Theatre, 291 Gay St. $5-$15. http://www.timesdispatch.com/flair/calendars/MGBVP000ABD.html
TimesDispatch.com | MUSIC CALENDAR WASHINGTON, Va. At The Theatre, 291 Gay St. pianist lambert orkis and violinistLisa-Beth lambert in all-Mozart program, 3 pm today. $5-$15. . . . http://www.timesdispatch.com/flair/ae/MGBUYJWZJBD.html
Extractions: Feb 02, 2003 All events at Singleton Performing Arts Center, Virginia Commonwealth University. CONCERTS - Festival ensemble - pianists Carsten Schmidt and Rieko Aizawa, violinists Ruggero Allifranchini, Diane Pascal and Karen Johnson, violists Carla Maria Rodrigues and Molly Sharp, cellists Wilhelmina Smith and James Wilson, double-bassist Paul Bedell, clarinetist Charles West, bassoonist Susan Barber and soprano Carrie Stevens - in Faure, Schumann, Ton Bruinel and Jacob Ter Velthuis, 4 p.m. today; Mendelssohn, Respighi and Jason Haney, 8 p.m. Friday; Beethoven, Schoenberg and Zelenka, 8 p.m. Saturday. Pre-concert talks by Wilson, 3 p.m. today, 7 p.m. Friday-Saturday. $15 per concert. FREE. TALKS AND WORKSHOPS - Aizawa in piano master class, 4 p.m. tomorrow; "Expanding the Possibilities in Music Education," panel discussion moderated by Sandra Guerard, 5:30 p.m. tomorrow; "Expanding the Possibilities Between Composer and Performer," talk by Schmidt and John Hilliard, 1 p.m. Tuesday; chamber-music master classes with festival artists, 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday; "Meet the Artists" and open rehearsal, 7 p.m. Tuesday; "The Expanded Role of Musicians in Community," panel discussion, 5:30 p.m. Wednesday; string master class with festival artists, 4 p.m. Thursday; "Expanding the Audience for Live Music: Is It Possible?", panel discussion, 5:30 p.m. Thursday; "Schoenberg's 'Ode to Napoleon,'" lecture by Michael Friedmann, 4 p.m. Friday.
Press The 24year-old German made a brief but impressive local appearance in February,joining violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter and pianist lambert orkis for a http://www.daniel-mueller-schott.com/english/presse_e/c_sanfrancisco_e.htm
Extractions: Vibrancy And Soul From Cellist Young German delivers at Herbst The 24-year-old German made a brief but impressive local appearance in February, joining violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter and pianist Lambert Orkis for a performance of Shostakovich's Piano Trio No. 2. His more recent solo turn, again presented by San Francisco Performances, confirmed the promise of the earlier outing. Shostakovich's D-Minor Sonata, Op. 40, closed the program in a dark, probing and full-voiced reading. The encores were Glazunov's lovely "Chant du menestral" and a zippy, uncredited arrangement of Brahms' "Hungarian Dance" No. 5. (San Francisco Chronicle, 19 October 2000, by Joshua Kosman) (San Francisco Chronicle, Monday, February 28, 2000)
Presse Translate this page Wir hatten viel geprobt Anne-Sophie Mutter, der pianist lambert orkis und ich alsjunger Cellist, der sich natürlich ziemlich geehrt fühlte, mit einer der http://www.daniel-mueller-schott.com/deutsch/presse/c_sueddeutsche.htm
Extractions: Eine edle Uhrenmarke ermöglicht eine neue Konzertreihe: "Zeitklänge". Zum ersten Termin im Gartensaal des Prinzregententheaters gelang es, dem Cellisten Daniel Müller-Schott endlich einen Auftritt in seiner Heimatstadt zu ermöglichen. Man braucht ihm keine Weltkarriere vorauszusagen, er macht sie. Müller-Schott erinnert an jene begnadeten Surfer, die nur aus der Balance alle Kraft zur Bewegung schöpfen. Er formt seinen Ton nicht allein aus dem Resonanzkörper, sondern aus dem ganzen Raum. Sein Spiel schwingt rhapsodisch und gliedert Texte doch mit bestechender Intelligenz. Jan Cech schafft den Raum für Müller-Schotts Detailarbeit. Dieser Pianist schafft trotz problematischer Akustik und eines wenig brillanten Flügels ein musikalisches Optimum. Er ist antagonistischer Ermöglicher, nicht Begleiter. Blitzschnell reagiert er auf die dynamischen und artikulatorischen Abstufungen im Cello und imitiert sie nicht nur, sondern entwickelt sie weiter. Um Müller-Schotts Nuancen "durchzulassen", meidet er das exakte Zusammen. Da kann die Cellokantilene den Akkordsatz des Klaviers bei Schumann mal wie einen Drachen im Wind über sich ziehen, dann setzt das Klavier wieder Akzente, die im Cello minimal verzögert nachklingen und sich umdeuten. So wird das "Allegro fugato", der Schlusssatz bei Beethoven, trotz der harschen Polyphonie zum subtilen Feuerwerk.
James Primosch recital debut. During the 20012002 season he enjoyed premieres by theChicago Symphony, Speculum Musicae, and pianist lambert orkis. http://www.presser.com/composers/primosch.html
Extractions: Home Research Tools Concert Information Composers James Primosch When honoring him with its Goddard Lieberson Fellowship, the American Academy of Arts and Letters noted that A rare economy of means and a strain of religious mysticism distinguish the music of James Primosch... Through articulate, transparent textures, he creates a wide range of musical emotion. Andrew Porter stated in The New Yorker that Primosch scores with a sure, light hand and critics for the New York Times , the Chicago Sun-Times , the Philadelphia Inquirer , and the Dallas Morning News have characterized his music as impressive, striking, grandly romantic, stunning, and very approachable. Born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1956, James Primosch studied at Cleveland State University, the University of Pennsylvania, and Columbia University. He counts Mario Davidovsky, George Crumb and Richard Wernick among his principal teachers. Primosch's instrumental, vocal, and electronic works have been performed throughout the United States and in Europe by such ensembles as the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, Collage, the Twentieth Century Consort, and Speculum Musicae. His Icons was played at the ISCM/League of Composers World Music Days in Hong Kong, and Dawn Upshaw included a song by Mr. Primosch in her Carnegie Hall recital debut. During the 2001-2002 season he enjoyed premieres by the Chicago Symphony, Speculum Musicae, and pianist Lambert Orkis.
Washingtonian Online with the Grammywinning recording of Beethoven's Violin Sonatas by celebrity Germanviolinist Anne-Sophie Mutter and American pianist lambert orkis can do away http://www.washingtonian.com/people/bestandbrightest.html
Extractions: PEOPLE Edited by Drew Lindsay and William O'Sullivan We found scores of such people in places expected and unexpected. You might not guess Washington is home to a crossword-puzzle champion, an internationally renowned bagpipe band, or a snail farmer whose product is coveted by four-star restaurants. Here's a chance to meet them, to learn what inspires their work and drives them to excellence. Roots of Mental Illness: E. Fuller Torrey
Extractions: 3/93Gottschalk, Louis Moreau - recordings A Crazy Quilt of American Piano Music. Leo Smit, pianist. Musical Heritage Society MHC 9534, 1986. American Jubilee. Cincinnati Pops Orchestra; Erich Kunzel, conductor. Telarc CD-80144, 1988. The American Romantic. Alan Feinberg, pianist. Argo, 1990. The American Virtuoso. Alan Feinberg, pianist. Argo, 1992. Brasiliana. Miguel Proenca, pianist. Scotch 3M5.0007, 1987. Caramia, Tony. Tony Caramia, pianist. Eastman School of Music Faculty Showcase Recital, 30 April 1991. Cervantes, Saumell, Gottschalk. Georges Rabol, pianist. Opus 111 OPS 30-9001, 1990. Classics of the Americas. Georges Rabol, pianist. Opus 111 OPS 50-9114, 1991. Creole Belles: Music on the Mississippi from Stephen Foster to Scott Joplin. Hyperion Records CDH 88009, 1988. Doyle, John Godfrey. Louis Moreau Gottschalk, 1829-1869: A Bibliographical Study and Catalog of Works. The College Music Society Bibliographies in American Music, eds. J. Bunker Clark and Marilyn S. Clark, no. 7. Detroit: Information Coordinators, 1983. [Complete Gottschalk discography to 1983]. Flight of the Bumblebee. Various pianists. London/Viva 411836-1LV, 1984. Gottschalk, Louis Moreau. A Centennial Concert. Guiomar Novaes, John Kirkpatrick, Robert Pritchard, Alan Mandel, pianists. Turnabout TV-S 34426, 1969. Gottschalk, Louis Moreau. Cakewalk. John Arpin, pianist. Pro Arte Digital CDD 515, 1990. Gottschalk, Louis Moreau. Forty Works for Piano. Alan Mandel, pianist. Desto DC 6470-73, 1969. Gottschalk, Louis Moreau. Louis Moreau Gottschalk on Original Instruments. Richard Burnett, pianos. Amon Ra CD-SAR 32, 1988. [Reviewed in Musical America 111.3 (1991): 76-77]. Gottschalk, Louis Moreau. Piano Music of Louis Moreau Gottschalk. Musical Heritage Society MHS 9040, 1984. Gottschalk, Louis Moreau. Selected Piano Music of Louis Moreau Gottschalk. The Smithsonian Collection. Lambert Orkis, pianist. Smithsonian ND 033, 1988. [Reviewed in Musical America 111.3 (1991): 76-77]. Gottschalk, Louis Moreau. The World of Louis Moreau Gottschalk. Includes Grande Tarantelle for Piano and Orchestra and A Night in the Tropics; Utah Symphony Orchestra, Maurice Abravanel, conductor. Vanguard VSD 723/724, 1973. Inaugural Concert. Pantheon Music International CA-PFN 2231, 1985. Musical Souvenirs: Composers' Impressions of Faraway Places. Performers not given. Cameo Classics CC 1012, 1985. Musique Americaine Pour Piano. Noel Lee, pianist. Harmonica Mundi LDC 278-1067, 1991. Octubafest 1984. Various student instrumentalists; David Pickett, conductor. Indiana University School of Music, 1984. Panorama Brasileiro. Olinda Allessandrini, pianist. Ariole Discos API 4437, 1990. The Robin's Return: An Evening of Favourite Victorian Piano Pieces. Alan Etherden, pianist. Hunters Moon Promotions HMP 0813, 1983. Silks and Rags. Great American Main Street Band; Mark Gould and Samuel Pilafian, leaders. Capitol, 1991. Spindler, Howard. Howard Spindler, pianist. Eastman School of Music recital, 4 June 1989. Spring Ballet. [Videorecording/VHS Hi-fi]. Indiana University Ballet Theater, Indiana University, 1990. Turibio Santos e Orquestra de Violþns do Rio de Janeiro. Turibio Santos, conductor and guitarist. Kuarup Discos, 1985. Uptown Jazz. The Louisiana Repertory Jazz Ensemble of New Orleans. Stomp Off Records S.O.S. 1055, 1984. Virtuoso Piano Showpieces. Decca, 1984. Virtuoso Piano Showpieces. Martin Jones, pianist. Nimbus Records, 1992.
