Budapest Spring Festival 2002 WITH MARIA CRISTINA KIEHR, elisabeth VON MAGNUS PHILIP glass THE COMPANY IANNISXENAKIS AROURA ANTON Tatjana Grindenko, violinist, founded the first early http://www.festivalcity.hu/btf2002/english_zenekari.html
The Academy Of Ancient Music The winner in that first year was violinist David Oistrakh and laureates andto meeting Queen elisabeths hope us in spirit by raising a glass to this http://www.aam.co.uk/newsl/didyou.htm
Ville Du Mois Worth seeing the paintings by Coxie, the stainedglass windows depicting CharlesV bringing Concours Reine elisabeth (in mai) A talented violinist, the wife http://www.music-opera.com/site_english/ville_bruxelles_e.htm
Extractions: The town subsequently developed trade and manufacturing, established a middle class and acquired its own administration. Around 1100, a protective rampart was built around the town. At the death of Duke John III, Count of Flanders, Louis de Male, taking advantage of the situation, took possession of Brussels. But, two months later, Everard t'Serclaes succeeded in driving the Flemish from the town and further ramparts were built to protect the city-dwellers. The arrival of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy in 1430, brought economic prosperity. Twenty years later, Brussels was considered the capital of the kingdom of Burgundy and became, under Charles V, the capital of the Low Countries. The death of his successor, Philip II of Spain who left no succession, brought with it numerous conflicts. In 1695, the troops of Louis XIV destroyed much of Brussels. The town finally came under Austrian domination until the French revolution.
Classical Music Links Dede An African American composer, violinist and conductor Eichberg - winner ofthe Queen elisabeth Competition for by PC, ondes martenot, glass harmonica etc http://www.mvdaily.com/links/
Critical Mass Award Previous Winners Page 35 Women in Black. glass Flower Awards. QAG eMAG. 123genomics.com. Elissa Lee Koljonenvirtuoso violinist. MyShelf.Com. Freewill46. elisabeth and Teije's Travel Website. http://bdarl.members.atlantic.net/critica35.html
Dene Olding Violin Concerto and the Violin Concerto of Philip glass. became a Laureate of theQueen elisabeth of Belgium wellknown to audiences as first violinist for the http://www.symphony.org.au/about/vox_olding.htm
Extractions: Dene Olding Concertmaster Dene Olding, recognized as one of Australia's most outstanding instrumentalists, has already achieved a distinguished career in many aspects of musical life. As a soloist, he has won many awards and he has performed over thirty-five concertos including many premieres, with some of the world's leading conductors and orchestras. Dene is regularly heard as soloist with all the major Australian orchestras and has worked with, amongst others, Edo de Waart, Stanislaw Skrowaczewski, Stuart Challender, Sir Charles Mackerras, Jorge Mester, Gunther Herbig, Werner Andreas Albert and David Porcelijn. He has given the Australian premieres of Lutoslawski's Chain 2 with the composer conducting, Elliott Carter's Violin Concerto and the Violin Concerto of Philip Glass. In addition, he has performed world premieres of violin concertos by Ross Edwards and Bozidar Kos and the Double Concerto for violin and viola by Richard Mills, written for himself and his wife, Irina Morozova. He attended the Juilliard School In New York from the age of fourteen as a scholarship student of Ivan Galamian and Margaret Pardee. He graduated in 1978 with the Master of Music Degree and was awarded the Morris Loeb Prize. Other studies included master classes with Nathan Milstein and further lessons with Herman Krebbers and Gyorgy Pauk. In 1985, he was awarded the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship to further his musical studies and during that year, became a Laureate of the Queen Elisabeth of Belgium International Violin Competition.
Index Translate this page GEILHOFER, Franz. GEIRINGER, Else (auch Geyring, elisabeth Gyring). GEIRINGER, Gustav. GLASGOW,Stadtbeschreibung 1889. glass, Emil. (violinist). GOMPERZ, Julius von. http://ezines.onb.ac.at:8080/moravec/pub/index/1G.htm
Extractions: Once you have found the information in the index click each call number to reach the collection concerned. Then type the call number which consists of cassette folder and letter number into the search mask (e.g.325/4-135). You will need the search mask for navigation through large collections of letters! N.B. When using the indexes also use the search mask for the key words you are looking for. You need not page through all the entries if you do not wish to do so!
Levine School Of Music - Faculty Biographies Petersburg Conservatory; Laureate, Queen elisabeth International Competition. FormerSecond violinist New Music Associates Quartet of rock trio glass and Apples http://www.levineschool.org/fac_bios.htm
NYFVC - Newsletters on behind the scenes at the Queen elisabeth Competition for A dazzling violinist,viewed by some as a second filmmaker can make an industrial on glass into a http://www.nyfvc.org/newsletters/apr98.html
Extractions: April 1997 Dear Members and Friends: The weeks have passed quickly since our last newsletter. As I write in late March, winter said goodbye with a fistful of snow last week and today it seems that we can forget spring and prepare for summer - all because of El Ninjo! In February, board member Andrea Traubner organized the first in what we project as a series of programs highlighting the work of film experts from foreign countries. Thanks to the efforts of board member William Sloan , we were able to screen in the Titus 2 Theater at The Museum of Modern Art. Lily Talapessy, Film Officer at the Consulate General of the Netherlands introduced us to the contemporary film scene in Holland. The Winners afforded us a moving and engaging view of what goes on behind the scenes at the Queen Elisabeth Competition for classical music in Brussels the euphoria of winning the coveted prize, the heartbreak of not making it quite to the top, and the relationships that develop between the contestants. Filmmakers Paul Cohen and David van Tijn focussed their attention on four winners and their subsequent, not always brilliant, careers. The fate of Philipp Hirschhorn stands out. A dazzling violinist, viewed by some as a second Paganini, he appears in front of the camera as a broken shell, marked by illness and full of bitterness and rueful memories. The joyfully elegant short Glas by well-known Dutch documentary filmmaker Bert Haanstra, who died last year, broke the somber mood and gave us a wonderful example of how a gifted filmmaker can make an industrial on glass into a work of art. The perfectly balanced interaction of images and jazz was a joy to watch. The screening was followed by an informal get-together at a nearby restaurant.
News And Events The Art Nouveau collection of glass and ceramics violinist Larisa Elisha cellistSteven Elisha Using photographs and sketches, elisabeth Suter will take us http://www.tscpl.org/more_news.asp
USM Music: Events Calendar Saturday, September 29 elisabeth Marshall, voice, Senior Recital. organist Ray Cornils,and violinist Michael Albert Artistin-residence Beaumont glass gives a http://www.usm.maine.edu/music/events/01fall.htm
Extractions: For reservations for events in Corthell Hall, call the Music Box Office- September October November December **Click on dates with links to see press releases September, 2001 Faculty, Guest and Ensemble Performances in September Friday, September 28, 2001: Opening of the Faculty Concert Series: "All Our Jazz" featuring the USM Faculty Jazz Ensemble. 8 p.m. $10/$7/$5. Elisabeth Marshall, voice, Senior Recital. 8 p.m. Free. top of page October, 2001 Faculty, Guest and Ensemble Performances in October Friday, October 5, 2001 Thomas Parchman , clarinet, with pianist Judith Quimby , in a faculty recital. 8 p.m. $10/$7/$5. Saturday, October 13, 2001: OCTUBAFEST directed by Michael S. Milnarik. Solos, duos, quartets and the OCTUBAFEST Tuba/Euphonium Band. Guest soloists, guest ensembles, LOTS of FUN and it's FREE!!
Washingtonpost.com: Live Online The violinist AnneSophie Mutter started a program the direction of Albert Coates,with elisabeth Schumann and I attended the Phillip glass concert at the http://discuss.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/zforum/02/page022002.htm
Extractions: Monday, Feb. 20, 2002; 2 p.m. EST Tim Page is the chief classical music critic for The Washington Post and the author or editor of a dozen books, including "Dawn Powell: A Biography," "The Glenn Gould Reader," "The Unknown Sigrid Undset," "William Kapell: A Documentary Life History of the American Pianist" and the forthcoming "Tim Page on Music" (to be published in September by Amadeus Press). He won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1997 for his writings about music for The Post. He has also worked as an artistic adviser (the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra), a radio host (WNYC-FM in New York), a record producer (BMG Catalyst) and, in his younger days, a rock musician and cocktail pianist. A graduate of Columbia University, he lives in Washington. "Throughout the chaos and waste of human history, exceptional men and women have managed to create works of rich and lasting art that can truly be called classics. My beat is the world of opera, symphonic and concert music, but I am interested in good music of all kinds and cannot imagine limiting my listening to any one genre. Welcome in."
Statistics And Lists To a violinist of exceptional promise. Cowart, Brian Joseph Umlah, Austin Peter glass,HyunSook Kim piano Eva Catherine Vogel, voice elisabeth Westner, viola http://www.yale.edu/bulletin/html2002/music/statistics.html
Extractions: The date when the scholarship fund was established at the University is given, followed by the name of the donor. These scholarships are awarded annually from funds held by the University. Virginia Belding Apprenticeship Awards (1978). Maxwell M. Belding, B.A. 1945, of Hartford, Connecticut, in memory of his sister. Several awards: to assist students in their exploration of the many dimensions of the music profession. Awarded throughout the year. Mauriel Birkhead (1999). Estate of Mary Jean Parson. To a female voice student. Awarded to Laurie Gale Rubin. Charles Bliss Memorial (1947). Awarded to Craig Andrew King. James Bonbright Memorial (1939). Established by Irving W. Bonbright, Esq., in honor of his brother. Awarded to Michelle Eunhoe Lee. H. Frank Bozyan Memorial (1965). Friends, in honor of Professor H. Frank Bozyan, member of the School of Music faculty from 1920 to 1965. To an outstanding student. Awarded to Kola Owolabi. Bradley-Keeler Memorial (1942). Susanna Massey Keeler in memory of her husband, Walter Bradley-Keeler. To an outstanding major in composition. Awarded to Patrick Alan Burke and Stephen Joseph Gorbos.
Previews And Reviews Moore and Ingrid Matthews, cellist elisabeth Reed, harpsichordist Ensemble flutistSonia Boon, violinist Paul Luchkow a seated position with a glass in your http://www.earlymusic.bc.ca/0-reviews.htm
Extractions: for previews and reviews on our 1999 Vancouver Early Music Festival Concert of Monteverdi madrigals impressive By Lloyd Dykk , The Vancouver Sun, October 11, 1999 Monteverdi the eternal, ever-towering green mountain of music. More or less recreating an evenings entertainment that a wealthy, educated Venetian court would have heard in the mid-160os, Early Music Vancouvers season-opening concert on Friday celebrated the madrigals of the great Claudio Monteverdi. The theme borrowed the name of his eighth and last volume of secular madrigals, War and Love a metaphor, since, of course, love is war. Or certainly was for the late Renaissance, in love with love and overlooking no opportunity for poetic self-flagellation. But for the poetry, are we so different today?
Obituaries Of The 90s, 1993 January 14, elisabeth A de Vreugd, chambermaid for Dutch July 19, Szymon Goldberg,Polish violinist/conductor, dies at July 21, Robert J glass, film producer (ET http://www.inthe90s.com/generated/obit1993.shtml
Extractions: 80s Obits This is a list of people who died during 1993. January 01 June Clayworth, actress (Bodyguard, Criminal Court), dies of lymphoma January 01 Phyllis Hill, actress (Singing in the Dark), dies of lung cancer at 72 January 03 Peter Brocco, blacklisted in the 1950's, dies of heart attack at 89 January 04 Daniel H Craven, South African rugby coach, dies January 04 Joe Keenan, actor (Conviction of Kitty Dodd), dies of cancer at 69 January 05 George L George, Russian/US journalist/director/producer, dies at 85 January 05 Henk Knol, Suriname MP (PvdA), dies at 61 January 05 Jennifer Raine Bissell, daughter of Alan Napier, dies 60 January 05 Juan Benet Goitia, Spanish writer (Herrumbrosas Lanzas), dies at 65 January 05 Klaas Wiersma, Dutch sec of Justice (VVD), dies January 05 Leonce Gras, Flemish singer/conductor, dies at 84 January 05 Nyamuisi Muvingi, Zaire minister of Culture, murdered January 05 Ronnie Welsh, actor (Patterns), dies of brain cancer at 52
January-February 00 Class Notes 1970-79 Art and elisabeth and several of their aforementioned law, described herself as a novice violinist in a David glass is associate director of the technology http://cornell-magazine.cornell.edu/Archive/Jan2000/JanNotes70-79.html
Extractions: CLASS NOTES JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2000 Ernest I. "Chip" Reveal and his family have now been in Southern California for eight years, after being in Minnesota previously. He and wife Kitty have three teenage daughters, who drive them crazy, of course. They also have four horses (Chip doesn't ride) and a dog, Charlie. In the summer of 1999, their daughter Jenny attended a creative writing workshop at the U. of Virginia. Mark S. Hoffman has lots of new number information: 131 Arboretum Way, Burlington, MA 01803; e-mail, mark_hoffman@bigfoot.com, and URL, http://surf.to/mark.h. STOP the presses! Giving a whole new dimension to Reconnection '71, Arthur B. Spitzer and Elisabeth Kaplan Boas were married on October 10. Among the wedding guests were more than two dozen Cornellians who crowned the festivities by singing "Far Above" in unison! (Or so they boast.) The Cornellian chorus included classmates Marty Coultrap, Sandie Feinman, Greg '72 and Patricia Yuan Zuroski, Gayle A. Yeomans, Andy Weiss, Abe Anolik, BS ILR '73, and Bob, MBA '73, and Jean Benschop Olney '72. The older generation was represented by Alan '44 and Erna Fox Kaplan '45, BS HE '44. Also in attendance: Howard '74 and Barbara Spitzer Hiller '77, David A. Kaplan '78, Jonathan C. Kaplan '86, Jeffrey S. Abrams '72, Eli Savada '72, Susan Siegelaub Katz '75, BA '76, Fran and Rob Morris '72, and Bob Platt '73, JD '76.
PHONE-SOFT INTERNET DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL:COMPOSERS LINKS Waldo, elisabeth Indigenous composer, violinist, songwriter, producer, and WildeZeitler - Composer and performer of music for the glass Armonica, a http://www.phone-soft.com/cyber-world/o2246i.htm
Extractions: TOP-LINK UP-LINK ADD URL SEARCH ... E-MAIL COMPOSERS LINKS ComparePhoneRates.com - FREE phone rate calculator! Find out how much it costs to phone anywhere in the world using different long distance telephone services. 4Classical: Composers - [links] From 4anything.com. A. Tenreiro - Academic music composer born in Caracas Venezuela(1965). Abrams, Jeff: The Composers' Corner - This site features MIDIs, Encore Files, and JPGs of some of Jeff's compositions, as well as links to many excellent composition and MIDI resources. Adams, John Adams, John - One of America's most performed orchestral composers. Alexander, Elizabeth - Catalog includes choral, vocal, piano, chamber, orchestral music, music for accomplished professionals as well as avocational musicians of all ages. Anderson, Beth - The Home Page of neo-Romantic and avante garde composer Beth Anderson (M.F.A./M.A.) who is a critically acclaimed composer of new romantic music, text-sound works, and musical theater. Andres, Daniel - Swiss composer/conductor. Includes biography and worklist. Angelo, Gildas
Compact Discs Held By Longwood Library M2198 .B52 1992. Blake, John, violinist. glass, Philip. The photographer sound recording/ Philip glass. Jacquet de La Guerre, elisabethClaude, 1665-1729. http://www.longwood.edu/library/compact.htm
