Los Gatos Weekly-Times | Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra For these concerts, the guest directorsviolinist karen bentley and harpsichordistJonathan Salzedohave brought current PACO members together with past http://www.svcn.com/archives/lgwt/03.15.00/chamber-0011.html
Extractions: Chamber orchestra plays a Bach program at St. Luke's The Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra will appear March 18 at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 20 University Ave., for a celebration of Johann Sebastian Bach. Every March since 1985, PACO has given three concerts featuring the works of Bach. Each program reveals Bach and his musical inspirations in each of the places where he worked or lived. The Los Gatos program consists of music a mature Bach composed while residing in Leipzig, Germany: Triple Concerto for flute, violin and harpsichord, an orchestral piece; a joyful choral number, Cantata 214 ; and chamber music selections taken from The Musical Offering . Featured soloists include flutist Greer Ellison and lyric soprano Ruth Escher. For these concerts, the guest directorsviolinist Karen Bentley and harpsichordist Jonathan Salzedohave brought current PACO members together with past orchestra members as well as other professional Bay Area musicians. Bentley is active in the Bay Area as a violinist, violist, pianist and conductor and has played throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Russia and Asia. Salzedo, with his wife, Marion, co-directs the Albany Consort, a Baroque group that tours in his native England as well as in the Pacific Northwest. In addition to being a harpsichord player and instructor, Salzedo also plays the piano.
The Salt Lake Tribune -- COMING UP: MUSIC Performers are pianist Lisa Leonard, violinist Gary Levinson, violinistviolistKaren bentley and cellist Eric Samuels. Tickets http://www.sltrib.com/2002/aug/08252002/Arts/764894.htm
Extractions: Fire Away: The Utah Symphony puts an exclamation point on summer with its traditional performance of Tchaikovsky's "1812" Overture, complete with chorus and live cannon fire. Associate conductor Scott O'Neil presides over the 2 p.m. concert today at Snowbird. Also on the program are works of Shostakovich, John Williams, Howard Hanson, Rachmaninoff and Sousa. Tickets are $25 and $32; $13 for students and $69 for families. Grand Finale: The Utah Music Festival concludes with a concert of piano quartets tonight at 6:30 at Sai-Sommet Restaurant in the Deer Valley Club. Performers are pianist Lisa Leonard, violinist Gary Levinson, violinist-violist Karen Bentley and cellist Eric Samuels. Tickets are $10; $8 for seniors and free for students.
CCRMA 1996 Summer Concert improvisational feel. The soloist for the first presentation was theviolinist karen bentley. Jose A. Montalvoholds a Phd. in Music http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/events/concerts/Summer-1996.html
Extractions: Featuring works by Celso Aguiar, Nicky Hind, Jun Kim, Fernando Lopez Lezcano, Jose Montalvo and Juan Pampin With Keith Chapin (viola), Cem Durouz (guitar), and Ken Piascik (percussion) The first event of the new CCRMA concert series, "CCRMA Courtyard Concerts". The courtyard of CCRMA's residence on the Stanford campus will be the new venue for performances of "Digital Music Under The Stars". Music involving real and virtual instruments, sound processing, and synthesis, projected in a surround-sound, multi-channel environment, will make the latest pieces composed at CCRMA come alive. Bring a blanket to sit on the lawn (chairs will be provided as well). Parking is provided at Tresidder Union, signs will guide you from there to the Knoll. Interval House of Mirrors (1996), for PadMaster, Radio Drum and Midi Instruments
Clara Schumann Today: Concerts And Presentations For more information, contact karen Walsh via email at as a part of the BentleyCollege Past Smith, and Sally Renée Todd; violinist Christopher Swanson http://www.geneva.edu/~dksmith/clara/today1.html
Extractions: JANUARY 18, 1996 Thursday, 8:00pm; "Clara Schumann At The Piano," starring Beverly Serra-Brooks , Pianist/Actress; performing at Morgan - Wixson Theater in Santa Monica, CA (200 Seats). For more information, contact: Bill Wilday / 2627 W. Pico / Santa Monica, CA, or call 310-828-7519, or contact Lee Brooks / Hummingbird Artist Management / 2805 Mataro St. / Pasadena, CA 91107. JANUARY 22, Monday, 10:00 am and 7:30 pm; "Clara Schumann At The Piano," and Residency performance, starring Beverly Serra-Brooks , Pianist/Actress; performing at Indian Wells Valley Concert Association, China Lake Naval Weapons Center Auditorium, (1,200 seats). For more information, contact: Mr. Carl Helmick, President / P.O. Box 1802 / Ridgecrest, CA 93556-1802, or call 619-375-5600, or contact Lee Brooks / Hummingbird Artist Management / 2805 Mataro St. / Pasadena, CA 91107. here JANUARY 26, Friday, [time unknown], "Clara Schumann At The Piano," starring
Newsweek.MSNBC.com - Weekend (on video) HOWARD FINEMAN (with karen Breslau and dumpy apartment and his life isviolinist Alice (Juliette Jane falls for Ricky Fitts (Wes bentley), the new http://www.msnbc.com/m/nw/a/m/mv_a.asp
Extractions: The performances are uniformly appealing, especially Kazue Tsunogae as an uptight nurse-matron, turned chain-smoking accomplice. And Yaguchi's camera moves are stylish, but his unchecked affection for his own words slows the action down disastrously at times. "Adrenaline Drive" brims with youthful exhuberance, it just needs to cut to the quick a little quicker.
Lybot.com: Musicians And Bands > Indiana: 26 - 47 JohnsonWatkins, Modern and Baroque violin Baroque/Early Music and Classical PerformingViolinist. 27, Jerry Dempsey's Kewl Kick'n 311 Page. 28, karen bentley. http://www.lybot.com/Musicians_and_Bands/IN/IN_26_47.htm
Extractions: Poppycock is a punk/grunge/metal/whatever the fuck you want band from the Bloomington, Indiana area. Who's screaming vocals set them apart from some of the new Generica crap (like Matchbox 20) that we're all sick and tired of listening to. Good old fashioned distortion and screaming is all we need. Richard Danielpour - Biography
Mixed Up Class Playlist, 7/5/1999 The final hour of this program combines an interview with Palo Alto violinistKaren bentley with examples from several of her musical facet. http://kzsu.org/~romain/playlists/1999/990705p.html
Extractions: The final hour of this program combines an interview with Palo Alto violinist Karen Bentley with examples from several of her musical facet. In addition to classical selections, New Age improvisations with pianist Bruce Hanifan and prog rock selections with Tesseract are included in this segment. The conclusion of this interview is presented on July 12 In addition, in observance of the Independence Day holiday, music of the United States and colonial days is included in each hour of this program. Fanfare I (CD: Praise the Lord) (Gerre Hancock, organ) Ludwig van Beethoven: 7 variations on "God save the King" (CD: The Beethoven (Melvin Tan, fortepiano) Broadwood Fortepiano) Aaron Copland: Third Symphony (CD: Copland: Third (Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Yoel Levi) Symphony / Music for the Theatre) Virgil Thomson: Variations on "Shall we gather at the (CD: Organ Imperial) river?" (Martin Souter, organ) Gentle Breath (CD: Ariel View) (Karen Bentley, violin; Bruce Hanifan, piano) Ariel View (CD: Ariel View) (Karen Bentley, violin; Bruce Hanifan, piano) Sergei Prokofiev: Sonata no. 1 in F minor (recital, 2 IV. Allegro con fuoco February 1996) (Karen Bentley, violin; Dmitriy Cogan, piano) Julius Smith: Rice (CD: Tesseract) (Tesseract) J. S. Bach: Concerto in A minor: Allegro assai (CD: Tesseract) (Tesseract) Charles Ives: Second Sonata (CD: recital, III. Revival 23 March 1997) (Karen Bentley, violin; Dmitriy Cogan, piano)
Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden Opening Celebration Lombardi, Stuart Diamond and Lukas Ligeti. Special appearance by violinistKaren bentley. Wednesday, May 29, at 8 pm Improvisational http://www.paweekly.com/PAW/morgue/cover/1996_May_24.ARTSID24.html
Extractions: Publication Date: Friday May 24, 1996 Tuesday, May 28, at 8:30 p.m.: The Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics at Stanford presents compositions and performances by Jose Montalvo, David Jaffe, Jan Mattox, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano, Marcia Bauman, Bobby Lombardi, Stuart Diamond and Lukas Ligeti. Special appearance by violinist Karen Bentley. Wednesday, May 29, at 8 p.m.: Improvisational Theater and Dance with Stanford Improvisers, Stanford Improvisation Plus Contact and Dance Ground Kariak from San Francisco. Thursday, May 30, at 8 p.m.: Piano and Violin Under the Lighted Poles: Violinist Karen Bentley and pianist Dmitriy Cogan perform works by Mozart, Sculthorpe, Shostakovich, Grieg, Sarasate and Palo Alto composer Nancy Bloomer-Deussen. Complimentary wine and cheese; formal attire required. "You don't have to wear a tuxedo or a $1,000 dress," says project director Jim Mason, "but you should come looking nice." Friday, May 31, at 8 p.m.: Myth, Magic and Mayhem: Evocations of Papua New Guinean creation stories by the performance art groups COLLAPSINGsilence, Dream Circus and Full Moon Fairytales. Saturday, June 1, from 6:30 p.m. to sunrise:
Season Overview We'll also welcome first class local soloists such as multitalented violinist KarenBentley, who dances and yells while she plays Ole Saxe's Dance Suite for http://www.redwoodsymphony.org/season2001.html
Extractions: Welcome to our Seventeenth Season Dear Friends of Redwood Symphony, Welcome to our seventeenth season! As always, Redwood Symphony offers bold and innovative programming: well-known favorites presented with fresh insight, contemporary or seldom-performed discoveries, and works on a huge, ambitious scale. We'll include two world premieres that aim to connect with the audience. Our top notch musicians will be joined by brilliant local soloists for events that may make you reassess what music means in this most modern of worlds. [ read more Sunday, September 23, 2001 , 3:00 P.M.
