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GreenvilleOnline.com - News Club and lent her talents as a pianist on many two sisters, Evelyn O. Hunt and RuthOwings, of Greenville. Ngoc Ha, Lee Maddox and john Ambrose will serve as http://greenvilleonline.com/obits/archives/20010914184014.htm
Extractions: She earned a BA degree at Lander College and an MA degree at Clemson University. She taught in Pickens County Schools and retired as Assistant Principal at Daniel High School in 1978. She was a member of Alpha Delta Kappa and Delta Kappa Gamma International Honor Sorority for Women Educators. She was a longtime member of Mount Zion United Methodist Church, where she was active in every area of each church work, including teaching Sunday School, membership in Dolly Brock Circle and the Administrative Council, and in her retirement, served as Church Secretary for 19 years. Survivors: A son, Glenn F. Abbott, of Seneca; daughters, Judy A. Elrod and her husband Tony, of Seneca, and Dr. Cathy Abbott of Oklahoma City, Okla.; grandson, Michael Elrod and his wife Kelly, and their children, Bryce and Abby; and grandson, Matt Elrod and his wife Cathy, and their daughter, Rebecca.
The Rodricks Guest Check Shop, 410276-5565 Tosca Grille, owings Mills, 410 If Women Ruled the World PianistCyrus Chestnut Chesapeake gourmet john Shields, Chesapeake Bay Cooking with http://members.aol.com/Rodricks/GuestCheck.html
GENERAL CHURCH OFFICERS 1100 AM. David Bagwell. john Brannon. Donnie King. 700 PM. Mary Kirby. FrancesOwings. Dot Stafford. Ellis Stone. Michelle Sims, Director. Angie Roache, pianist. http://www.washingtonbaptistchurch.com/GENERAL CHURCH OFFICERS.03.htm
Extractions: GENERAL CHURCH OFFICERS ASSISTANT CLERK Jackie Chapman TREASURE Brenda Thurston ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVE Earl Pitts CHURCH TRUSTEES - Guyton Thompson (1) Jon Rogers (2) Al Chastain (3) SUNDAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR Donnie King WMU DIRECTOR Barbara Ramsey BROTHERHOOD DIRECTOR Donnie Moore CORNERSTONES DIRECTORS Donna Alverson, Diane Neves, Frances Owings AUDIO VISUAL DIRECTOR Brian Gillespie NURSERY DIRECTOR Melissa King HOMEBOUND COORDINATOR Sybil Chasteen WATCHMAN PRAYER MINISTRY COORDINATORS Beth Berry, Brenda Edwards, Assist. CEMETERY Bob Chapman (1) Bill Huff (2) Dean Alverson (3) Tony Hawkins DECORATIVE MINISTRY Joan Candler Sybil Chasteen Debbie White Cathie Candler Julie Tillotson Kathryn Chastain Mark McCall Dennis Freeman Larry Meeks Eddie Kirby Ryan Parker 8:30 AM Clint McAlister, Dir.
Columbia University Events And Schedules With Bennett Capers, James Earl Hardy, john Keene Jr Sponsored by Skidmore, Owingsand Merrill. PM Radio Interview, with cellist David Finckel and pianist Wu Han http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archives/vol22/vol22_iss16/record2216.12.html
Extractions: Fri., Feb. 28 12:30 P.M. "The Obscene Landscape," by James Corner, Univ. of Pennsylvania. Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation "Imaging America" Series. 114 Avery. 2:10 P.M. "QCD Studies at High Energy," by George Sterman, SUNY-Stony Brook. Dept. of Physics Colloquia. 428 Pupin. 3:10 P.M. "Z-Pinch Intense X-Ray Sources," by M. Keith Matzen, Sandia National Laboratory. Plasma Physics Colloquia. 214 Mudd. Mon., Mar. 3
A&E: Despite this, they could play quietly when necessary, and the piano soloist, Johnowings, could always be heard. owings is a magnificent pianist, and he played http://www.northern.edu/exponent/archive/2001/1212/ae/1212-wolf.htm
Extractions: NSU orchestra performs Peter and the Wolf By Bob Pore - Campus Reporter On Nov. 18 at 4:00 p.m., the University Civic Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alexander Fokkens, performed Peter and the Wolf by Sergey Prokofiev, and Ludwig van Beethovens Third Piano Concerto Peter and the Wolf However, that was not the case for Beethovens Third Piano Concerto . The french horns were sometimes a little too loud and would drown out the rest of the orchestra. Despite this, they could play quietly when necessary, and the piano soloist, John Owings, could always be heard. Owings is a magnificent pianist, and he played the solo part very well, always managing to keep up with the pace in the first and third movements. And the orchestra, when it wasnt being drowned out, provided him with good accompaniment. Overall, it was a very good concert. This site designed by
Extractions: A GRITS Resource Page FEBRUARY 5 Welcome to GRITS' Historical Calendar. Below is a list of important events which took place on this date. We celebrate this day through remembrance. ronnieg@blue.misnet.com Table of Contents: Battles Entertainment Beginnings Explorations ... Transitions BATTLES Back to Table of Contents 1782 - Spanish took Minorca (western Mediterranean), from England 1864 - Federal troops occupied Jackson, MS 1918 - Stephen W. Thompson became the first U.S. pilot to down an enemy plane BEGINNINGS Back to Table of Contents BIRTHS Back to Table of Contents Mme de Sevign John Witherspoon , clergyman/signed Declaration of Independence 1744 - John Jeffries , colonial physician/meteorologist 1770 - Alexandre Brongniart , Paris, minerologist/geologist (Tertiary) 1778 - Sir Robert Peel , British Prime Minister (1834-46), founded Tories 1779 - Zebulon Pike , explorer, discovered and named Colorado mountain peak 1804 - Johan Ludvig Runeberg , Finland, poet 1833 - John Watkinson , founder of British Chess Magazine (oldest chess magazine) 1837 - Dwight Lyman Moody , US, evangelist 1840 - Hiram Stevens Maxim , inventor (automatic single-barrel rifle) - John Boyd Dunlop , developer (pneumatic rubber tire) 1848 - Belle Starr , outlaw (wild west) - Joris-Karl Huysmans , France, writer (Against the Grain) 1860 - Jackson Showalter , 1st U.S. chess champion (1888-92, 1895-97, 1906-10) 1878 -
Sunspot.net | Arts/life It's john Waters Mayor calls 'Hairspray' a 'blast' Chicago The Hours Gangsof New York The Two Towers The pianist Far From Heaven Other. http://baltimoresun.com/features/
About Me! pianist * Composer * Songwriter * Poet Education * New England 97 Festivals * TheJohn Lennon Songwriting Contest Library of Poetry Contest/ owings Mills, MD http://www.wsmcafe.com/temp/08151343f97/page2.html
City Pulse At Lansing.com 3473133. R owings (formerly Todd Mack Custom Framing Gallery and Ganza! FormerJohn Coltrane pianist McCoy Tyner gives a rare solo performance. http://www.city-pulse.org/020130/listings/
Extractions: Public Open House at the new East Lansing Hannah Community Center. 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. 819 Abbott Road, East Lansing. Anne Gilman, visiting artist in association with the Ediciones Vigia exhibit at the Kresge Art Museum, gives a CHARLA presentation. 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 201 International Center, MSU campus.
Y-ARTS, Young Audiences Radio Talk Show 4/26/2001 Photographer Patte owings discusses her solo show 4/5/2001 An interviewwith jazz pianist and Young 1/25/2001John Vanausdall, President and CEO of http://www.yaindy.org/yarts.htm
Extractions: Click on the banner to return to the Young Audiences of Indiana Homepage at www.yaindy.org Young Audiences joined together with radio station WICR 88.7FM and the Fine Arts Society to bring families Y-ARTS, Young Audiences Radio Talk Show, Indianapolis' only Arts Education radio magazine. Each week host M. Travis DiNicola interviews Indiana's most exciting artists, educators, and leaders of cultural organizations, and reviews upcoming cultural events that are family friendly. Get your Shows available via RealAudio marked with (NOTE: If you have a problem with our RealAudio archive, please e-mail us to let us know. Thanks.) A note to the listeners of Y-ARTS: I'm sorry to say that after three wonderful years of broadcasting, Young Audiences is discontinuing Y-ARTS due to funding difficulties. We will continue maintain our Real Audio archive of past broadcasts for your use. As we broadcast our last show, we give thanks to all of our sponsors during the past three years: Cinergy, IPALCO, Clowes Memorial Hall, The Efroymson Family Fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, and The Pike Performing Arts Center. Also, we want to thank the fine people at WICR and the Fine Arts Society for all of their hard work and their assistance in making Y-ARTS possible over the past few years. And a very special thanks to our talented engineer at WICR, Brent Miller. His hard work, attention to detail, and dedication to the arts and public broadcasting are to be commended. He has been a true friend to Young Audiences of Indiana. And, finally, thanks to YOU, the listener, for your support!
KEYSTONE Personenarchiv O-R Translate this page OVETT, STEVE OWENS, JESSE owings SHRIVER, MARIA RÖCHLING, HERMANN ROCKEFELLER, JOHNRODRIGUEZ, ANDRES ROE PETER RUBINSTEIN, ANTON, pianist RUBINSTEIN, ARTHUR http://www.keypix.de/data/deutsch/personen/personor1.html
Marshall Regional Arts Council Calendar Of Events For more information, call (903) 9382158 730pm November 21 March 4. ETBUJohn owings, Piano. Shreveport Symphony Constance Carroll, pianist. http://www.arts.state.tx.us/caltca/calendar.cfm?&AssocID=510&header=1
Faculty Competition while still a student at the Juilliard School, pianist/conductor Andrew JohnOwings A first prize winner in the 1975 Robert Casadesus International http://www.tcu-cliburn.org/2002 CLIBURN SITE/FACULTY.htm
Extractions: Joaquín Achúcarro made his London debut with the London Symphony Orchestra after his victory at the Liverpool International Competition, and was awarded the Harriet Cohen Medal to the Best Debut of the Year. Since then he has made an international career in 59 countries. Mr. Achúcarro is currently holder of the E. Tate Chair at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, as well as maintaining a busy concert schedule. He has received in his home Country, Spain, the two highest honors in the Arts: the Premio Nacional de Musica 1992 by the Spanish Government, and the Gold Medal of Fine Arts 1996 by King Juan Carlos of Spain. Eileen Tate Cline earned her doctorate degree "with highest distinction" as a Danforth Fellow at Indiana University. She was Dean of the Peabody Institute Conservatory of Music, serving in that capacity from 1983 to 1995. Her retirement from the university was marked by a gathering of distinguished panelists and musicians for a symposium entitled The Arts in America: Lifeblood of a Nation and its Citizens - past, present, and future. An award-winning author/educator, Dr. Cline has served on the Advisory Boards of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. Since winning the coveted Gold Medal at the Seventh Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, José Feghali has emerged as a major presence on the concert stage, having appeared in over 450 performances worldwide. His recordings include Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No.1 with the Philharmonia Orchestra, an all-Chopin solo recital album, and music by Schumann and Mozart. A child prodigy in his native Brazil, he studied with Maria Curzio in London at age 15 and was later awarded a full scholarship to study with Christopher Elton, Head of Keyboard at the Royal Academy of Music. Mr. Feghali is Artist-in-Residence at TCU.
News And Views Other Carnegie Ducks are violinist Fritz Gearhart, who performed with pianist JohnOwings in January, and pianist Gregory Mason, who accompanied Grammy Award http://comm.uoregon.edu/newsview/5-28-99.html
Extractions: May 28, 1999 Task forces appointed by President Dave Frohnmayer following a May 18 sit-in at Johnson Hall have begun addressing issues of racial diversity and personal safety raised by students during the peaceful protest. Dave Hubin, executive assistant president, says the work groups expect to prepare draft materials by the end of spring term and will continue their work this fall as their focus shifts toward longer-term goals of helping to make the university a more safe and welcoming environment for everyone. The task forces leaders and their assignments are: Robert Melnick, Architecture and Allied Arts dean, who is working with Public Safety and the students in the Planning, Public Policy and Management class who received threatening e-mail letters. Their goal is to ensure the safety of the students. Tom Hager, Communications director, who is working with President Frohnmayer and a group of student volunteers to craft a letter or statement to submit to the Oregon Daily Emerald and other media outlets. They also are working with students to draft a statement supporting zero tolerance of hate crimes. Their goal is to craft a statement that can be embraced by the university community and shared widely with the larger community. Dan Williams, Administration vice president, Wes Morrill, dean of student life, and other members of the Student Life staff and a group of student volunteers who have begun reviewing policies protecting victims of hate crimes and sanctioning offenders. They will draft language that could strengthen the policies.
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Extractions: Synopsis: The Hours follows three women from three different eras through one June day in their lives: Virginia Woolf (Nicole Kidman) as she is writing her first successful novel, "Mrs. Dalloway" while battling insanity in 1923 England; a pregnant housewife, Laura Brown (Julianne Moore), in 1949 Los Angeles who is planning a party for her husband, while also contemplating a major life change, inspired by the Woolf novel; and Clarissa Vaughan (Meryl Streep), a modern-day version of Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway in New York as she is preparing for a party for a famous poet, her friend and former lover (Ed Harris) who is dying of AIDS. The stories finally collide in a shocking ending as the women make a common significant discovery
