Presidential Medal Of Freedom Recipients Listed By Achievements Eunice Kennedy Sinatra, Frank teresa, The Reverend A. Intellectual Chambers, WhittakerWalters, Vernon A Ellington, Edward Kennedy Fitzgerald, Ella Jazz pianist http://www.medaloffreedom.com/Achievements.htm
Welcome To Mount Vernon Monthly Events For more information, call the walters at 410547-9000 or Ann teresa Kang, Piano Russianpianist Alexander Shtarkman is soloist for the Prokofiev Piano Concerto http://www.mvcd.org/eventsmar_apr.html
Scottsdale Bible Church - Staff And Contact Information Grade thru College Randy walters, Student MinistriesPastor Room lbrommers@sbcaz.orgTeresa Leonard Kindergarden org Julia Hamilton, pianist jhamilton@sbcaz http://www.scottsdalebible.com/staff.html
Sacred Piano Solo Collections 00 Praise Hymns for the Classical pianist Gail Smith 2 two-song medleys by TeresaWilhelmi, with 10 Sacred Piano Solos - Bob walters - selections for contests http://www.piano-pal.com/sacredpscp-z.htm
Extractions: Pachelbel's Canon - Hal Hopson - piano solo with optional C instrument, ideal for violin, oboe or flute .....$5.95h8010-00 Pallette of Praise - 12 moderately difficult arrangements by 8 arrangers. Includes: My Jesus I Love Thee, Just a Closer Walk With Thee, Shall We Gather at the River, and Can It Be, Carols and Bells a Fantasia, Fairest Lord Jesus, Near to the Heart of God, O Say But I'm Glad, The Solid Rock, O Come O Come Emmanuel, Give of Your Best to the Master, Praise Him Praise Him .....$12.99lilBCZZMB-683-03 Palm Sunday to Easter - Michael Thomas - Contents: Ah Holy Jesus, Alas And Did My Savior Bleed, Al Hail the Power of Jesus' Name, Christ the Lord is Risen Today, Contemplation, Crown Him With Many Crowns, Hosanna Loud Hosanna, Jesus keep Me Near the Cross, Lenten Reverie, My Jesus I Love Thee, O Sacred Head Now Wounded, Reflection, Reflections on "Wondrous Love", Rejoice the Lord is King, The King of Love My Shepherd Is, The Old Rugged Cross, The Strife is O'er .....$10.95lz70/1347L-01
Cornell Chronicle Calendar*********** concert also features a live pianist, cellist and Story, with an introduction byTeresa Grady, Catholic by Roger Michell, with Julie walters, Ciarán Hinds http://www.news.cornell.edu/Chronicle/01/4.12.01/calendar.html
Extractions: Calendar of Events All items for the Chronicle Calendar should be submitted (typewritten, double spaced) by campus mail, U.S. mail or in person to Chronicle Calendar, Cornell News Service, Surge 3, Judd Falls Road. Notices should be sent to arrive 10 days prior to publication and should include the name and telephone number of a person who can be called if there are questions. Notices should also include the subheading of the calendar in which the item should appear. South Asia Program "Sitara Night," an evening of dance performances and other surprises, will be April 14 at 7 p.m. in the Statler Auditorium, Statler Hall. Tickets are available at the Willard Straight ticket office, from Sitara members and at the door. Senior Ellen London will present a dance thesis April 12 and 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the Sheila W. and Richard J. Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts. The work is called "Shape" and is an exploration of the decisions one makes regarding his or her own health. The concert, to be held in the Schwartz Center's Class of '56 Dance Theatre, is free and open to the public. Featuring all original choreography, "Shape" is a multimedia dance presentation with video projections by Madeline Farbman. The concert also features a live pianist, cellist and trombone player. London has choreographed each piece with specific dancers in mind. Dancers participating in the concert are: Liz Mao, Rebecca Budinoff, Allen Fogelsanger, Somjen Frazer, Rob Collins, Meg Lekander and Lena Magee.
Pinafore Program March 31 April 9, 2000 Directed by James Dodding Singing Director TeresaRadomski. Rehearsal pianist Tom Turnbull. Francine Wittering Hope walters. http://www.wfu.edu/Academic-departments/Theatre/archives/archives1999-00/pinafor
Santa Monica Mirror: GROOVES to Chopin by Eduardo Delgado, pianist, and Mark Tanya Anton No cover, WednesdaysTeresa James The Souvenirs, 20th Congress, Robert walters, Derek Trucks http://www.smmirror.com/Volume1/issue15/grooves.html
Extractions: powered by FreeFind This Week's Features Edgemar Center for the Arts Is In the Works Parents Concerned About School Finances, Board Insularity The Long, Stormy History of Solar Web Sun Finally Sets On Solar Web Last Night ... This Week's Green Grocer Report Speak Out Take the First Mirror Quiz Take the Second Mirror Quiz Letters to the Editor in his opinion: ... Contact Us Past Issues Volume 1, Issue: Mirror contributing writer
Women In History de Cepeda y Ahumada Mother teresa Roman Catholic Morris Stockton Terhune - US concertpianist, composer, writer and charities Barbara walters - US television http://www.umkc.edu/imc/women.htm
News From MSU-Meridian of Vocational Rehabilitation; and Dr. Laura Bryan, pianist. Felicia D., BBA ManagementWalters, Gina D BS - Interdisciplinary Studies Mikell, teresa K., MS http://msuinfo.ur.msstate.edu/meridian/news/archive/2002/gradlist.html
Extractions: DATE: December 16, 2002 MERIDIAN, Miss. - One hundred-twenty four individuals received early Christmas presents-their diplomas-at the fall commencement ceremony held Saturday, December 14, at Mississippi State University-Meridian Campus. The graduates hailed from 33 Mississippi towns and the states of Arizona, California, and Illinois. The 11:00 a.m. ceremony began with a processional of the faculty and degree candidates, followed by an invocation from Pastor Richard D. Davis of Westwood Baptist Church. The 186th Air Refueling Wing Color Guard had the honor of presenting colors, after which the national anthem was sung by Jennifer Hermetz, a MSU sophomore. As president of the MSU-Meridian Student Association, Jessica Culpepper, delivered farewell wishes on behalf of the student body. In his address to the graduates and over 600 of their friends and family, Dr. Harold J. "Nick" Nichols, dean of MSU-Meridian, took a tongue and cheek approach in the delivery of his research into the history of commencement speeches. "According to several sources," said Nichols, "the longest commencement speech was given at Harvard University in the 19th century. It lasted for six hours-three hours in Latin, three in Greek-and the students had to pass a test afterwards."
University Of The Ozarks News Releases provide unforgettable entertainment. Internationally acclaimed pianistTeresa walters performs on Feb. 17. walters' program, one http://www.ozarks.edu/news/nrelease/nr080999.html
Extractions: This year's theme for the annual series is "The Millennium: Looking Forward! Looking Back!" The six selections in the series reflect both where we come from and where we might be going as we enter a new century, according to WAIS director Ginny Myers. All performances begin at 7:30 p.m. in Seay Theatre of the Walton Fine Arts Center on the U of O campus. The series begins on Tuesday, Sept. 14, when The Arkansas Symphony under the baton of David Itkin takes the stage. The classical and pops concert will feature such selections as Aaron Copeland's Hoedown from Rodeo, Leonard Bernstein's Overture to Candide, Duke Ellington's Caravan, and a George M. Cohan Celebration.
BBC Radio 4 - Back Row - 18/01/2203, Roman Polanski THE pianist The pianist is the story of a Polish Jew who survived theWarsaw ghetto thanks, in part, to his brilliance as a musician. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/backrow_20030118.shtml
Extractions: The Pianist is the story of a Polish Jew who survived the Warsaw ghetto thanks, in part, to his brilliance as a musician. The film is adapted by Ronald Harwood from the autobiography of Wladyslaw Szpilman and directed by Roman Polanski. Polanski made a narrow escape from the ghetto himself, shoved through a hole in the wall by his father at the last minute. He explains why he finally decided to confront the subject of the Holocaust, whilst Ronald Harwood talks about how he found this film difficult to write.
Innova Recordings Barry walters, Oakland Tribune. artists as jazz vocalist Debbie Duncan, pianistTommy Barbarella http://www.innovarecordings.com/albums/530.html
Extractions: front page news about web radio apply catalog liquid store ACF contact links search site features full composer listing Agamanolis, Christina Ainger, Marc Alpher, David Anderson, Marc Altruda, Joey Applebaum, Mark Aubart, Michael Banfield, Bill Barnea, Uri Barnes, David Barnett, Carol Barnett, Steve Baxter, Les Beaser, Robert Belgum, Erik Berio, Luciano Bernstein, Elmer Bernstein, Leonard Beth Weimann Bindman, David Blackburn, Philip Blazinovic, Antun Bolcom, William Bosch, Maura Bowles, Paul Branner, Djola Brooks, Jeffrey Brown, Elizabeth Burrier, Matthew Burt, Warren Burtner, Matthew Campbell, Arthur Carlson, Mark Carnahan, Craig Charpentier, Jacques Chen, Yuanlin Chenette, Jonathan Childs, Mary Ellen Claman, David Colgrass, Michael Constant, Marius Croswell, Mike Davidson, Tina Davis, Miles Davis, William De Blasio, Chris Deak, Jon Deane, Anne Defeo, Antonio Carlos Denisov, Edison Dhomont, Francis Dick, Robert Diggs, Filmore Dove, Rita Drasnin, Robert Drummond, Dean Ducklinski, Jason Dunn, David Dunner, Lesley B. Dzubay, David Ellington, Duke Engebretson, Mark Evans, Bill
Extractions: Thursday 18 9:30 a.m.-Play pinochle at Riverhead Free Library, 330 Court St. Bring cards. 727-3228. (11/18) 10 a.m.-3 p.m.-Half-price sale on fall and winter clothing at Baiting Hollow Congregational Church's thrift shop on Sound Avenue. The shop closes for the winter after Nov. 20. (11/18) 1 p.m.-Play Scrabble or contract bridge at Riverhead Free Library, 330 Court St. Bring game boards or cards. 727-3228. (11/18) 8 p.m.-The Southampton Players present "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at LIU/Southampton College's Avram Theater, Montauk Highway. Admission: adults, $10; senior citizens and students, $6. 287-8480. (11/18) Friday 19 7 p.m.-Anna Jurinich of Wading River gives an artist's talk about her work at the East End Arts Council, 133 East Main St., Riverhead, where her exhibit, "In the End Is My Beginning," is on display through Dec. 4. 727-0900. (11/19) 7:30 p.m.-Student/Faculty Follies at Greenport School, Front Street, presented by the Greenport High School Drama Club and the Greenport Teachers Association. Admission: adults, $5; senior citizens and students, $3. 477-1950, ext. 319. (11/19) 8 p.m.-The musical "Oliver!" is presented by the Riverhead Faculty and Community Theater at Riverhead High School, Harrison Avenue. The show's book, music and lyrics are written by Lionel Bart. Tickets: $8. 722-8112. (11/19)
