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Untitled Document La Jolla, CA Due to a recurring hand injury, violinist Pamela Frank has been forcedto cancel her nationwide tour with pianist, peter serkin, including her http://www.ffaire.com/pr/ljcms/serkin.html
Extractions: La Jolla, CA - Due to a recurring hand injury, violinist Pamela Frank has been forced to cancel her nationwide tour with pianist, Peter Serkin, including her upcoming concert on the La Jolla Chamber Music Society's Revelle Series on Wednesday, April 17. Mr. Serkin will instead, be featured in solo recital in a special All-Beethoven program. The performance will be at 8:00 p.m. at the Sherwood Auditorium of the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, 700 Prospect Street, La Jolla. "We are disappointed that Ms. Frank has canceled," said La Jolla Chamber Music Society Executive Director Neale Perl. "But we wish her a speedy recovery and return to performing. We are thrilled to be able to present such an exciting alternate to the original duo recital. Serkin is a brilliant musician and it will be a privilege to hear him in a 500-seat hall!"
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Curtis Symphony Orchestra March 411, 1999. review. Curtis Symphony Orchestra. Robert Spano, conductor;peter serkin, piano; Sunday, Feb. 28, Academy of Music, pianist peter serkin. http://citypaper.net/articles/030499/mus.review1.shtml
Extractions: This invigorating program featuring Mozart, Barber, Stravinsky and Strauss was an ample demonstration that Mozart is the mother's milk for all who followed him. When Beethoven heard the 24th Piano Concerto, which was played by Peter Serkin on this evening, he was said to have despaired of ever writing music so eloquent and finely wrought. In Stravinsky's late Movements for Piano and Orchestra, the composer sounds tentative in his use of serialism, a style he employed only after the death of Arnold Schoenberg, his great ideological rival in the world of modern music. It is the Mozartean manipulation of woodwind sounds that cements this tentative dance with the serial method. Even amid the tumult and bombast of Strauss, in this case, "Also Sprach Zarathustra," there is a sense of color and timbral balance that the 20th-century German composer openly attributes to his adoration of Mozart. These were glorious performances by this astonishingly talented band of teenagers. Guest conductor Robert Spano, Curtis Class of 1985, produced exceptionally lucid and buoyant musicmaking. He consistently demanded, and received, alert and brightly voiced playing. Peter Serkin, Curtis Class of 1964, was the soloist in the Stravinsky and Mozart works. In the Stravinsky, Serkin deferred to the overall scope of the music, sounding like a member of a chamber group rather than a soloist. But in the Mozart, the piano became a protagonist in an opera, playing against the broad canvas of the orchestra with great emotional and dramatic subtlety. Serkin has known this music for most of his life, and yet, he still performs with the score before him as a reference, and in his playing, still seeks to explore the fine hues of this magnificent score.
Encyclopædia Britannica Encyclopædia Britannica, serkin, peter American pianist noted for his performancesof classical and contemporary works. View Article Index Entry. http://www.britannica.com/search?query=peter sellers&fuzzy=N&ct=eb&start=8&show=
Diamondbackonline:// Article writer. pianist peter serkin is a star (in the classical music world,anyway) who has none of the normal star attributes. He doesn http://www.inform.umd.edu/News/Diamondback/archives/2001/10/23/diversions3.html
Extractions: He doesn't have a star's ego; he seemed almost embarrassed when he and his all-star team of chamber musicians garnered thunderous applause for the performance of the final work on the program. And he doesn't play like a star; he never indulges in mere display for Peter's sake, instead serving the music and only the music.
Biography Of Peter Serkin With Gold-music.com peter serkin ( 1947 ) pianist; born in New York City (son of Rudolf serkin).He studied in childhood with his father and made his public debut at age ten. http://www.gold-music.com/fiches/fiche_2679.php
Extractions: Pianist; born in New York City (son of Rudolf Serkin). He studied in childhood with his father and made his public debut at age ten. From his teens he had an active career as a recitalist and performer with orchestras. For some time he concentrated on contemporary music and was a cofounder of the new-music quartet, Tashi. Later he returned to performing the whole range of piano repertoire.
Extractions: A European tour, four world premieres and a performance and recording cycle of Beethoven symphonies highlight the Minnesota Orchestra's 2003-04 calendar. Osmo Vanska, beginning his reign as the orchestra's 10th music director, will lead the symphony to Austria, Germany, England, Scotland and his native Finland next February. Acclaimed violinist Joshua Bell is the guest soloist throughout the 13-day tour. Violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg will help send the orchestra off in grand style by performing with the symphony Feb. 11 at Carnegie Hall. "Even if people in Orchestra Hall are hearing great playing, they want to know how we compare to other orchestras," Vanska says. "If we want to be well-known, we can't only do it from Minneapolis. If we're getting good reviews and good feedback outside Minnesota, it's some kind of guarantee for the quality. People back home can be more proud of the orchestra and, hopefully, we can win new friends to the orchestra." Along with Bell, who appears here the week before going on tour with the orchestra, other prominent guest soloists next season are cellist Steven Isserlis (Oct. 9-11), pianist Peter Serkin (Nov. 26 and 28), Salerno-Sonnenberg (Jan. 22-24, 2004) and percussionist Evelyn Glennie (April 15-17, 2004).
The Cincinnati Post Guest artist is pianist peter serkin in Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 1. Guestartist is pianist peter serkin in Brahms' Piano Concerto No. http://www.cincypost.com/2003/03/07/klas030703.html
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Iclassics.com - Classical Music And More peter Lieberson first came to national attention after writing a piano concerto forpianist peter serkin and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Seiji http://www.iclassics.com/iclassics/feature.jsp?featureId=546
The Orion String Quartet - Current News Two World Premieres Maintaining its close artistic relationship with pianist peterSerkin, the Quartet is featured in Carnegie Hall's Perspectives peter http://www.orionquartet.com/news.htm
Extractions: The Orion String Quartet (www .orionquartet.com), organized as an ensemble in 1987, was one of the first chamber groups to recognize what the Web could offer classical musicians. Its professionally designed site, started in 1997, provides news about performances and recordings and links to online vendors of four of its CD's. But the site does far more than sell music for the Orion, the quartet in residence at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. It builds an audience.
Boston Symphony Orchestra: Season Highlights 2 Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 with Seiji Ozawa, conducting the BSO andpianist peter serkin as soloist. Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. http://www.ffaire.com/bso99.html
Extractions: - CELEBRATING THE GREAT MUSIC OF OUR TIME - The Boston Symphony Orchestra has announced its 1999-2000 season, a celebration of the great music of our time including new works, 20th-century repertoire closely connected to the BSO, and timeless favorites that have played a key role in the orchestra's history this century. SEASON OPENING NIGHT : Music Director Seiji Ozawa will open the BSO's 119th season on Wednesday, September 29 at 6:30 pm. He will lead the Boston Symphony in concert with the renowned German dramatic soprano Hildegard Behrens , a longtime friend of the BSO and a favorite of Boston audiences for many years. Ms. Behrens will be featured in a program of excerpts from the works of Richard Strauss and Richard Wagner. [Single tickets (at $130, $85 and $60 ) available starting Sept 7 via PHONE (617) 266-1200 or FAX (617) 638 -9436] Highlights of the Boston Symphony's 1999-2000 season include:
Pamela Frank And Claude Frank Concert In addition to her father, she works frequently with pianist peter Serkinand also with YoYo Ma, Tabea Zimmermann and Alexander Simionescu. http://www.susqu.edu/news/releases/99-00/weisconcert.html
Extractions: Contact: Betsy Robertson 570-372-4119 SELINSGROVE, Pa. - Residents of the Susquehanna Valley have an unusual opportunity this month to hear one of the world's most distinguished musical families live in concert. The Stella Freeman Weis Cultural Endowment is bringing renowned pianist Claude Frank and his daughter, Pamela Frank, one of today's most brilliant young violinists, to the campus of Susquehanna University on Monday, March 27, at 8 p.m. The concert, which will be held in Weber Chapel Auditorium, will be presented free of charge as a gift to the community. Last month, a Miami Herald review described the father-daughter team as "perfect partners" who play with "infectious spirit" and drama. The New York Times recently noted that "their unanimity of purpose made for the lively interplay that is chamber music at its best." Leading one of the most distinguished careers of any pianist, Claude Frank has repeatedly appeared with the world's foremost orchestras, at major festivals and at its most prestigious universities since his debut with Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in 1959. He is an internationally acclaimed interpreter of the piano literature of Beethoven, and has recorded a CD featuring 32 of the composer's sonatas.
Atonement May 1724, 2001. music review. Atonement. PianistPeter serkin links tonality and atonality. http://www.citypaper.net/articles/051701/mus.review.shtml
Alexandria Symphony 2002-2003 Season Concerto for Violin. Concert Conversations, 7 pm, Hosted by peter Fay. WoogieBugle Boy. Concert Conversations, 7 pm, Hosted by peter Fay. http://www.alexsym.org/2002-2003Season.html
Extractions: Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria Campus September November February April ... May Welcome, ASO Friends! I am excited about our Hollywood season which will explore dynamic musical facets of cinema: examines the vital role that film music plays in creating moods and telling stories. Benny! celebrates the musical biography, "The Benny Goodman Story", the music he loved and his enduring creations of jazz and classical standards. Immortal Beloved-Secret Lovers is inspired by the movie "Immortal Beloved" which portrays the relationship between Beethoven and his secret muse. This Valentine's Day concert also delves into the tender bonds between Johannes Brahms and Clara Schumann. Music from Fantasia features the symphonic masterpieces that inspired Disney's greatest animators and mesmerized generations of children and music lovers.
Extractions: index Oct. 15: Peter Serkin, Persons Auditorium, Marlboro College, Marlboro, Vt. 8 p.m. Understatement of the afternoon: pianist Peter Serkin has seen the Marlboro campus before. Indeed, the artist as a young man debuted at Marlboro College in 1959 when he was 12. Serkin returns frequently to the site of his introduction to the classical music world, and this year he brings his Bach scores with him. While the evening's set has not yet been announced, Serkin has recently recorded Bach's Goldberg Variations, a set of 32 short pieces originally composed as exercises that have become the benchmark works for any pianist seeking to measure her interpretation of Bach against this century's great performers. These three acts are part of the "Young, Gifted and Atoning" second anniversary of the Million Man March. And say what you will about the other events going on during the afternoon one of the features will be a satellite broadcast of Minister Louis Farrakhan's keynote address in Washington the three acts listed here have made some amusing, funky and enduring hip-hop (respectively) in their years of rhymes, beats and funky grooves. Oct. 16: Steve Winwood, Paramount Theater, Springfield. 8 p.m.
