Community Events Concert pianist alexander tselyakov performs at Centre Stage Theatre in Summerlandat 8 pm Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for students and are available the http://www.pentictonwesternnews.com/events.html
Extractions: Business Shopping Mall. Tuesday, April 1 Wednesday, April 2 The Art Gallery of the South Okanagan is holding its AGM. All members are invited to attend, two motions will be discussed: an increase in membership fees and a bylaw change. At 5:30 p.m. at the gallery. Rock Hounds are invited to the Penticton Geology Club meeting at 7 p.m. at Leir House. Call 490-7134.
Debut Atlantic - 2000 - 2001 Season Awardwinning Russian-Canadian concert pianist alexander tselyakov has been describedas a phenomenal pianist, having an intoxicating sound and a perfect http://www.debutatlantic.ca/concert3.html
MusicalOnline: Pianists Marco Tezza pianist and conductor alexander tselyakov Andreas Thiel AlbertTiu - Winner of 2000 International Web Concert Hall Competition and more. http://www.musicalonline.com/musicians/keyborad/pianists.htm
Extractions: Lara Downes - has attracted attention as one of the most exciting and communicative young pianists of today's generation, cited by critics for her "breathtaking virtuosity" and "penetrating, sensitive accounts of classical and romantic repertoire". Find out about Lara's concert tours, recordings, news and reviews!
Arkell Schoolhouse Gallery - 1998/99 Concert Season Schedule His recitals with duo partner pianist Lydia Wong present the alexander tselyakov piano Works by Rachmaninov * Scriabin * Prokofiev Preludes, Poemes and http://www.w7.com/a_and_e/arkell/9899conc.htm
Extractions: Ian received a Juno Award in 1976, and continues to produce CDs, radio broadcasts, and soundtracks for theatre and film. He writes songs inspired by books, films and the imaginative development of actual experience and travel adventures. Rooted in Canadian folklore and tradition, his music delivers his politics, his humour and his vast knowledge of the world.
1996 Concert Season Schedule 1996 Winter Concert Schedule. alexander tselyakov InternationallyAcclaimed Concert pianist . Saturday November 23, 1996 800 PM http://www.w7.com/a_and_e/arkell/9697conc.htm
Seventeen Voyces, Ottawa Chamber Choir Also Sunday, Russianborn pianist alexander tselyakov presents a recital thatincludes pieces by Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Scriabin and Rachmaninov. http://www.seventeenvoyces.ca/articles/starstudded.html
Extractions: Ottawa Citizen - May 4, 2000 The classical music calendar offers one of the busiest lineups in months this week, with tempting events including a Bach festival in Almonte, a chamber concert by Pinchas Zukerman and NAC Orchestra musicians; recitals by two prominent Canadian pianists and a concert by Ottawa chamber choir Seventeen Voyces It leaves music lovers with some difficult choices. The concert is at 8 p.m. at the church, Kent Street at Wellington. Tickets, at the door, are $22 for adults, $17 for students and seniors, $5 for high-school-age and younger. The "Bach Comes to Almonte Festival," which started yesterday at the intimate Almonte Town Hall, continues there through Sunday with concerts at 8 p.m. each day. Tickets to most concerts are $15 for adults, $8 for students. Information: 253-8657 or 256-2993. On Sunday night
The Artists RussianCanadian pianist alexander tselyakov began his career in his native SovietUnion at the age of nine; after graduating from the Moscow Conservatory, he http://www.fpa.pdx.edu/prs/2001/artists.html
Extractions: Pat Zagelow, Executive Director zagelop@mail.pdx.edu Alan Walker Alan Walker regularly lectures on music of the Romantic era, and has written thirteen books, including a prize-winning three-volume biography of Franz Liszt. Dr. Walker directs a series of international music festivals called "The Great Romantics," in association with the American Liszt Society and McMaster University in Canada, where he is Professor Emeritus. He has been on the music division staff of the British Broadcasting Corporation in London, and has recorded for the BBC, CBC, and CJRT. Valerie Tryon Valerie Tryon is Artist-in-Residence at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, and broadcasts frequently for the BBC, as well as for Canadian and American broadcasting networks. In 1987 she was elected a Fellow at London's Royal Academy of Music, where she had studied as one of the youngest students ever admitted. Her repertoire is enormous, ranging from Bach to contemporary composers; she is especially well known for her sensitive interpretations of the Romantics. David Dubal David Dubal is the author of several books important to the pianist's library, including The Art of the Piano, Reflections from the Keyboard, and Remembering Horowitz. He was the first recipient of the ASCAP/Deems Taylor Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism and has produced and been commentator for innumerable special broadcasts, including "Conversations with Horowitz," (winner of the George Foster Peabody Award) and The Golden Age of the Piano. He has been a member of the Juilliard School faculty since 1983.
Orangeville Concert Association - 2001-2002 Concert Series alexander tselyakov Friday, March 22, 2002. Awardwinning Russian-Canadian concertpianist, he has been described as a 'phenomenal pianist' (Germany) having an http://www.orangevilleconcerts.ca/2001_series.html
Extractions: Friday, October 12, 2001 Independence Jazz Reunion is a professional, six-piece jazz ensemble made up of prominent musicians and lifelong friends who play the spectrum of jazz: swing to Dixieland, classic jazz to mainstream. IJR began playing together over forty years ago as young men in high school and college, but disbanded in the early 60s after their leader, Rick Lundquist, was drafted into the army. In 1997, they reunited, (four original members strong) cut a CD and began performing again. Their program blends jazz music with humour, satire and love - and is entertaining for people of all ages. The band has played at Carnegie Hall, Jimmy Ryans night club, the Village Gate in New York and has toured Europe. Individually, these professional jazz players have played with everyone from Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, and the Buddy Rich Band, to James Taylor, Dave Grusin, and Carly Simon. For more details visit: http://www.ijr.net/
For Five Fascinating Days September 22-26 Every Aspect Of PIANO RECITALS pianist alexander tselyakov, will perform ChopinsConcerto No. 2 and Rachmaninoffs Concerto No. 3, accompanied http://www.thewholenote.com/wholenote_sep_99/concert_notes.html
Extractions: The Toronto Symphony orchestra opens its season on September 23 with an opening night gala concert with soprano, Kathleen Battle, and the Nathaniel Dett Chorale . On September 25 with guest artist, pianist, Yefim Bronfman the Symphony will perform Beethovens Fourth Piano Concerto as part of an all Beethoven program. It will also be possible to hear the Toronto Symphony on September 19 performing outdoors at the park-like "Gan Eden" estate near Uxbridge. The public is invited to bring picnics, and lawn chairs or blankets to sit on for the performance. To make it even more of an event the organizers have chartered a train from Union Station, with transportation from the Uxbridge train station to Gan Eden included in the fare. Call the Toronto Symphony at 598-3375 for details. GLENN GOULD GATHERING For five fascinating days September 22-26 every aspect of Glenn Goulds mind, life and work will be discussed by an international cast of speakers. In addition there will be several concerts, a play, "Two Musics in Mind", written and performed by organists Chris Dawes and Peter Tiefenbach, and the unveiling of a sculpture of Gould at the CBC Broadcast Centre. If you are interested you must register for the whole five days. Call the Glenn Gould Foundation at 416-962-6200.
Wholenote Members' Profile 1998/99 season will feature accordionist Joseph Macerollo, pianist Svetlana Goyevich,Toronto Woodwinds, pianist alexander tselyakov, cellist Simon Fryer http://www.thewholenote.com/profiles_99/les_amis.html
Extractions: Artistic Director Michael Pepa Phone Fax E-mail milan@globedirect.com Les AMIS Concerts 1998/99 season will be its sixteenth. Once again it will be at the Ford Centre for the Performing Arts where it has been since the Centre opened. Over the past fifteen seasons Les AMIS has promoted many young Canadian artist some of whom are as follows: Violinists Martin Beaver, Scott St. John, Erika Raum; Cellist Shauna Rolston and the St. Lawrence String Quartet. 1998/99 season will feature accordionist Joseph Macerollo, pianist Svetlana Goyevich, Toronto Woodwinds, pianist Alexander Tselyakov, cellist Simon Fryer, pianist Lydia Wong, Metro Quartet, Orfeo Duo- violinist Vita Wallace and pianist Ishmael Wallace. Les AMIS artistic director Michael Pepa has planned an exciting season of traditional and contemporary repertoire. As a special attraction, each concert will celebrate composer Samuel Dolin by featuring a work of his. Les AMIS Preview Concerts, will feature the contemporary pieces allowing the audience to meet with composers during the wine and cheese social hour. For further information call Michael Pepa at (905) 773-7712
The Embassy Series He will play a joint recital with the brilliant young pianist, Elena Baksht who andthe Embassy of Canada Saturday, May 17 at 8 pm alexander tselyakov, Piano, http://www.embassyseries.com/events.htm
Extractions: Jerome Barry, Baritone and Narrator After last years brilliant Chopin concerts, we welcome back Kevin Kenner, a great artist who will perform with baritone Jerome Barry in a unique program, Hydra , featuring multimedia projections of works of art, many of them French, narratives, songs, and piano music. These artists are extremely well matched, and this program promises to be very special and entertaining. Kevin Kenner was the top winner at the Chopin International Piano Competition in Warsaw. A unique treat for the eyes and ears and one of the most inventive programs you may well hear this season.
Lycos Homepage > Music And MP3 > Styles > Classical > Artists > N-Z Adrian Williams Homepage of this versatile composer and pianist - includes soundclips; alexander tselyakov - Widely regarded as one of the most talented http://www.lycos.co.uk/dir/Music_and_MP3/Styles/Classical/Artists/N-Z/
Vendsyssel Festival 2002 juli i Hirtshals kirke med den canadiske pianist alexander tselyakov er blevet ændretsiden trykningen af programmet, idet festivalens styrelse fik tilbudt et http://www.vendsysselfestival.dk/nyheder/default.asp
Extractions: Alexander Tselyakov, klaver. Programmet for koncerten den 31. juli i Hirtshals kirke med den canadiske pianist Alexander Tselyakov er blevet ændret siden trykningen af programmet, idet festivalens styrelse fik tilbudt et rent russisk program med Tselyakov, som vi fandt mere spændende end det først annoncerede program. Vi håber publikum er enig med os i denne ændring. Nyt program
Arts/Music/Instruments/Keyboard/Piano/Pianists URL http//www.genovadimitrov.de tselyakov alexander Russian/Canadian pianist.Includes awards orchestra repertory reviews discography and links. http://www.arts-entertainment-recreation.com/Arts/Music/Instruments/Keyboard/Pia
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Piano - North America - Canada (CA) tselyakov, alexander 97 Carrington Drive, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4C 7X8, Canada. 7707388 (fax); Email golomb@interlog.com RussianCanadian concert pianist. http://www.keytempo.com/d/d_62p1ca.htm
2001 - 2002 Season, Mobile Chamber Music Society Sunday, 3pm, Bernheim Hall, (José White String Quartet cancelled due to illness).February 24, 2002, alexander tselyakov, pianist. Sunday, 3pm, Laidlaw Center, http://www.mobilechambermusic.org/2001-02Season.html
Extractions: 2001 - 2002, Our Forty-First Season Order Subscriptions for Next Season October 21, 2001 Sunday, 3 pm, Bernheim Hall with Michiko Otaki, piano November 11, 2001 (Program Change) Sunday, 3 pm, Bernheim Hall (Schweitzer Woodwind Quintet has cancelled due to September 11 events) January 13, 2002 (Program Change) Sunday, 3pm, Bernheim Hall February 24, 2002 Alexander Tselyakov, Pianist Sunday, 3pm, Laidlaw Center March 17, 2002 Janice Martin, Violinist Sunday, 3pm, Bernheim Hall April 7, 2002 Mozart Piano Quintet Sunday, 3pm, Bernheim Hall Bernheim Hall Laidlaw Performing Arts Center Mobile Main Public Library Recital Hall 701 Government Street (corner of Main Campus Washington and Government) University of South Alabama The Mobile Chamber Music Society receives operating funds from The Mobile Arts Council The Alabama State Council on the Arts Mobile Chamber Music Society, c/o Mobile Arts Council
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The Toronto Philharmonia Hell be joined by worldrenowned pianist alexander tselyakov fora Rachmaninoff concerto. Stratton loves taking music on the road. http://www.torontophil.on.ca/reviews.html
Extractions: January 2002 Even the briefest glance at the spring programme for Music at the University of Leicester reveals a rich variety of entertainment, from internationally acclaimed musicians to the infectious enthusiasm of student concerts. Global Variations (9 March) promises to be an occasion to remember, with an exuberant mix of the Universitys Big Band, Wind Band, Umoja Gospel Choir, the Choral and Orchestral Societies and unlikely as it sounds - the Modern Languages Choir, known and loved for its Christmas and summer concerts under the baton of the inimitable Robert Kenny. Martyn Hill returns to the University to take the part of the Evangelist in J S Bachs St John Passion (16 February) and the University Sinfonia includes a premiere of Luke Ottevengers The Chant of Camus as well as Beethovens Emperor Concerto with pianist Ron Abramski (2 February). Wednesday Lunchtime Concerts include leader of the Lindsays Peter Cropper, and Leon Bosch, one of the foremost double bass players of our time, as well as musicians with a Leicester connection, The Courtenay String Quartet, and David Bretherton, pianist. Among the Richard Attenborough Centre Soundbites on Tuesdays and Thursdays at lunchtime, many are given by local musicians and display a variety of musical styles from classical to blues, jazz and folk.
