Extractions: The Concerto in D minor for two violins, the next work scheduled for discussion, is one of the most famous and popular of all Bach's music. The slow movement is invariably included on any compilation of 'The Best of Bach', 'Essential Bach', 'Romantic Bach', 'Bach Adagios' etc and it often represents Bach on more general compilations of classical music. On the Naxos Website you can hear performances by Kojla Blacher and Lisa Stewart with the Cologne Chamber Orchestra (8.554603) and by the sixteen year old Yehudi Menuhin recorded in 1932 with George Enescu and Pierre Monteux (8.110965). The index numbers and 'Search our catalogue' are the easiest way to reach the recordings.
James Ehnes talent Mr. Ehnes is receiving international acclaim Hailed by violinist erick friedman a talent that comes around once in a hondred years, Mr. Ehnes was the http://www.timsym.com/james.htm
Extractions: James Ehnes A major Canadian talent Mr. Ehnes is receiving international acclaim Hailed by violinist Erick Friedman "a talent that comes around once in a hondred years," Mr. Ehnes was the youngest musician ever to win the Candaian Muisc Festival, at the age of 12. He has gone on to perform with conductor greats, Charles Dutoit, Vladmir Ashkenazy, andAndew Davis to name a few.
Joseph Curtin Studios, Violinmakers - Client List Soloists such as erick friedman, Yehudi Menuhin, Donald McInnes, Elmar Oliveira,and Ruggiero Ricci, have chosen Joseph Curtin instruments for performances and http://www.josephcurtinstudios.com/clients/clients.htm
Extractions: Gallery of Clients Joseph Curtin's instruments are played in many of the world's major orchestras, from the Berlin Philharmonic to the Cleveland Orchestra. Soloists such as Erick Friedman, Yehudi Menuhin, Donald McInnes, Elmar Oliveira, and Ruggiero Ricci, have chosen Joseph Curtin instruments for performances and recordings, as have concertmasters of the Groningen, Syracuse, Portland, and Seattle Symphonies. Prizewinners in the Tertis, Stulberg, MTNA, and Nakamichi competitions competed on Joseph Curtin instruments. Kam-Lung Cheng
Classical Net - Books About Music - Instrumental Roth is a violinist, teacher and writer. ISBN 0876664494 violinists interviewedErick friedman, Viktor Tretyakov, Christine Walevska, Sidney Harth, Vladimir http://www.classical.net/music/books/instrumental.html
Stephen Redrobe, Violinist He is now the European Teaching Assistant of the American virtuoso violinist, Erickfriedman Professor of Violin at Yale University, USA Professor friedman is http://www.stephenredrobe.demon.co.uk/
Endowment News: National Medal Of Arts Recipients 1982-1999 Julie Harris Actress erick Hawkins - Dance Anthropologist Isaac Stern - ViolinistTexaco Inc. Eisenstaedt - Photographer Martin friedman - Museum Director http://www.nea.gov/endownews/news02/AllMedals.html
USO Biographies He recived a Master's Degree in Music Performance as a scholarship student at theManhattan School of Music, where he studied with erick friedman and the late http://www.uticasymphony.org/USO_Biographies.htm
Extractions: Guest Artists 2002-2003 Season Soprano April-Joy Gutierrez Pianist Andrew Russo Mezzo Soprano Dianna Heldman Violinist Axel Strauss ... Baritone Richard White Charles Schneider, Music Director With the start of the 2002-2003 concert season, Charles Schneider commences his 23rd year with the Utica Symphony Orchestra. An award-winning and versitile musician, Maestro Schneider's experience spans the musical spectrum. Broadway musical theater, opera, pops and symphonic music Mr. Schneider has done it all. A number of upstate NY performance organizations have benefited from Charles Schneider's guidance and expertise. He has conducted the Catskill Symphony Orchestra since 1973 and the Schenectady Symphony Orchestra since 1983. He was the founding music director of the Glimmerglass Opera, a position he held for 12 years. And, he was co-founder of the Catskill Conservatory of Music (Oneonta, NY).
NEA National Medal Of Arts Previous Medalists 1982-2000 Julie Harris actress erick Hawkins - dance anthropologist Isaac Stern - violinistTexaco Inc. Eisenstaedt - photographer Martin friedman - museum director http://www.arts.gov/guide/allmedalists.html
LMSWebdesign Awards Our newest client, virtuoso jazz violinist Jeremy Cohen, was selected as a ErickFriedman's website, www.ErickFriedman.com has been awarded the Internet http://www.lmswebdesign.com/awards.html
Yale Bulletin And Calendar - News Lee began studying there under the tutelage of worldrenowned violinistErick friedman when she was only 14 years old. At that time http://www.yale.edu/opa/v28.n15/story3.html
Extractions: Search: ======================Video===================== DVD Keywords: Leonard Pt. 6 VHS Leonard Warren in Opera and Song VHS "The Voice of Firestone brought the world's greatest opera singers into the homes of music lovers through their innovative telecasts. This series offers many opera lovers their first opportunity to see some of the century's most renowned artists in actual performance. On this release the great Metropolitan Opera singer Leonard Warren is showcased. Leonard Warren in Opera and Song VHS "The Voice of Firestone brought the world's greatest opera singers into the homes of music lovers through their innovative telecasts. This series offers many opera lovers their first opportunity to see some of the century's most renowned artists in actual performance. On this release the great Metropolitan Opera singer Leonard Warren is showcased. Leonardo- A Dream of Flight VHS The engaging story about Roberto a plucky eleven-year-old who befriends Leonardo Da Vinci genius of the Italian Renaissance. The two of them chase their dreams of flight through scientific contemplation creativity and hard work. Endorsed by Kids First! Leonardo DiCaprio- In His Own Words VHS Leonid Kogan - Interpretations VHS Leontyne Price - The Complete Bell Telephone Hour VHS Leontyne Price in Concert VHS ... Leprechaun 2 DVD Leprechauns need love too and in this sequel the craggy gold-hungry sprite has his heart set on the reincarnation of a beautiful girl denied to him centuries before.
Classical Net Review - Tchaikovsky & Mendelssohn - Violin Concertos electricity nor making so distinct (if derivative) a stylistic impression as ErickFriedman. Dances was a most welcome addition to the violinist's record shelf http://www.classical.net/music/recs/reviews/v/vox08207a.html
Extractions: Vox Allegretto ACD 8207 1996 ADD 58:01 Rosand brought to this enterprise a rich, buttery tone, which he nevertheless deployed with the austerity of a Cistercian monk (it may have been this chasteness that Milstein so admired). His somewhat heavy bow arm was coupled with a solid left-hand technique (reminiscent of Paganini's foil, Spohr), complementing an unerring sense of pitch. He had a tendency like David Oistrakh's to slow down in technical passages, adding extra weight to them, and a flair for the occasional dramatic, even eccentric, gesture. But the underlying virtuoso excitement of a Heifetz, a Milstein - or even a Szigeti - was always lacking; taking its place was the kind of benign placidity that now puts the final dehumanizing touch on the younger generation of contest winners. If it's there at all, Rosand's "ultra-romanticism" lies buried in the phrases and sentences, not in the paragraphs and chapters. Still, Rosand is always worth hearing. He is not faceless like the generation of violinists that succeeded him. And he never fails to turn in a well-crafted, polished performance. He certainly doesn't fail to do so in these reissues of the Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky violin concertos, originally recorded in 1972. Like most of his readings, these are rich in detail - he has discovered poetic moments in the Tchaikovsky's slow movement where others have found only prose, and he is commanding in the finale in passages where others are perfunctory. The Mendelssohn concerto is harder to personalize without risking mannerism; and, despite his reputation, Rosand on the whole is a classical rather than a mannered player.
Violin Videos Itzhak Perlman Virtuoso violinist This is about Itzhak who began at the age of ErickFriedman plays Kreisler He plays many many of Kreisler's pieces very well. http://www.bright.net/~hhelser/video.html
Extractions: These are video's I own. I am adding this page because I do not think everyone is aware these videos exist. I enjoy them very much. I will try to tell you a bit about them and where to get them. The smiley ratings are my own, others might rate them differently. They range in price from about $19.95 to $50.00. However, a ticket to any of these would cost you more, and you can go again and again and again I highly recommend this video! Midori's Carnegie Hall debut took place on her eighteenth birthday Midori plays Mozart Sonata K.301; Strauss Sonata in E flat; Beethoven, Sonata No.8; Ernst, last Rose of Summer; Chopin, Nocturne in C-sharp minor; Ravel, Tzigane; Debussy, Beau Soir; Sarasate, Zapateado; Poldini, Dancing Doll; During intermission there is a section about her when she was at the Children's Professional School. I highly recommend this video! He tours Moscow and gives a master class and tells his thoughts on master classes. He plays: Tartini, Devil's Trill; Kreisler, Liebeslied; Prokofiev, Love for Threee Oranges; Block, Nigun; Wieniawski, Caprice in a minor; Tchaikovsky Andante Contabile from the quartet; Bazzini; Tchaikovsky, Concerto with the Israel Philharmonic. He has an interview at a clinic for the handicapped.
