International Index To Music Periodicals - Full Text, Table Of Contents 26. violinist judith ingolfsson The Present Creating the Future Author Maxham,Robert IIMP Number 00173012 Full Citation Full Text, p. 70, 72, 74, 76. 27. http://iimpft.chadwyck.com/toc/FanfareTheMagazineforSeriousRec/SeptemberOctober2
Alumni Bio logo2, judith ingolfsson (From an interview Fall 1998). Violinistjudith ingolfsson attended the Music Academy of the West in 1997. http://www.musicacademy.org/SummerSchool/AlumniProgram/AlumniBios/ingolfsson.htm
Extractions: Judith Ingolfsson (From an interview Fall 1998) Violinist Judith Ingolfsson attended the Music Academy of the West in 1997. In September 1998 she won First Prize in the renowned International Violin Competition of Indianapolis. The prize includes $30,000, a recording contract, Carnegie Hall recital, and concerto and recital appearances with major orchestras and a concert series in North America and Europe. Ms. Ingolfsson returns to the Music Academy to perform at the 2001 Festival Season Opening Concert on June 30 th Tell me a little bit about your summer at the Music Academy. I loved the beautiful nature and surroundings, enjoyed all the wonderful concerts and learned so much from the amazing musicians who taught and inspired us all. But the one person who really made it extra special was my teacher Peter Salaff. His tremendously generous heart and inspiring musicianship motivated me to seek out so many new experiences both as a person and as a musician. He is a truly extraordinary man who takes the time to make everyone around him feel special. I feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with him. Does one moment or experience during that summer stick out in your mind?
Calendar Master Series Concert IV Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture with violinist judith IngolfssonVictoria College Auditorium 800 pm Victoria Symphony 5764500 * State http://www.vbmonline.com/calendar.htm
LAS VEGAS RJ:LIVING: Community Wrap office by calling 8952787. The concert will feature 26-year-oldviolinist judith ingolfsson. The orchestra was founded in 1950 http://www.lvrj.com/lvrj_home/2000/Oct-08-Sun-2000/living/14536434.html
Extractions: Sunday, October 08, 2000 CONCERT Iceland Symphony opens UNLV series The Iceland Symphony Orchestra will open the 25th season of the Charles Vanda Master Series at 8 p.m. Saturday in Artemus Ham Hall at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 4505 S. Maryland Parkway. Tickets are $29, $45 and $59 and may be purchased at the UNLV Performing Arts Center box office by calling 895-2787. The concert will feature 26-year-old violinist Judith Ingolfsson. The orchestra was founded in 1950 and performs approximately 60 concerts each season, both in Iceland and abroad, with recent visits to Greenland, Germany, Austria, France, Finland, Sweden and Denmark. The orchestra has performed with guest artists such as Andre Previn and Luciano Pavarotti. It also has made many recordings. The current North American tour features Ingolfsson, a native of Iceland who made her debut at the age of 8 with the Waiblinger Chamber Orchestra in Germany. She has performed with orchestras in the United States and abroad, including the Kansas City Symphony and the Orchestra of Theater "Carlo Felice" in Italy. Ingolfsson has won many awards, including the Josef Gingold Medal at the International Violin Competition and the Audience Favorite award at the Paganini International Violin Competition, among others.
Perspective Calendar 7. The Peabody Trio with clarinetist Charles Neidich, March 8. Moscow Virtuosi withviolinist and conductor Vladimir 3. judith ingolfsson on violin, April 16. http://www.purdue.edu/PER/Sp99Perspective.Cal.html
Extractions: Purdue Convocations promises performances for all ages during its 1999-2000 season. Clockwise from top left, the musical "Camelot" comes to Elliott Hall of Music on Oct. 15 as part of the Lively Arts Package; the KODO Drummers of Japan make a return trip to Purdue with a Feb. 25 performance at Elliott, part of the Patron's Choice Events series; and Tommy Flanagan and the Tommy Flanagan Trio will perform as part of the Jazz Set on April 7. For ticket information or a season brochure, call Purdue box offices at (765) 494-3933. From well-known musicals to lesser-known musicians, the 1999-2000 season from Purdue Convocations promises performances to entice audiences of all ages and interests. Here are the shows coming to Purdue in fall 1999 and spring 2000: The Lively Arts Package: "Annie," the Broadway musical, Sept. 24. "Camelot," the musical, Oct. 15. "Don Giovanni" by the Western Opera Theatre, Oct. 22. "Romeo and Juliet" by the Ballet de l'Opera de Bordeaux, Jan. 23. Brahms' "German Requiem" by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra with the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir, conductor Christof Perick, baritone Wolfgang Holzmair and soprano Ute Selbig, Feb. 13. "The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber," April 6. The Loeb Music Collection: The Sejong Soloists with Eugenia Zukerman on flute, Oct. 13. Pianist Awaddagin Pratt, Nov. 4. The Takacs Quartet, Dec. 7. The Peabody Trio with clarinetist Charles Neidich, March 8. Moscow Virtuosi with violinist and conductor Vladimir Spivakov, March 30.
Program Notes - Quartetto Gelato It hardly seems fair that hes also a whiz violinist who tossedoff a gypsy number at dizzying speed. (National Post). Peter http://www.binghamtonphilharmonic.org/ProgramNotes/gelato.htm
Extractions: Kristina Reiko Cooper - cello Since their debut in 1994, Quartetto Gelato has won the hearts of audiences worldwide with their unique blend of sparkling technique, musical finesse and humor. In recital and with orchestra, Quartetto Gelato has become an international favorite with sold-out repeat performances in New York, Washington, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Toronto, London, Milan, Tokyo, Seoul and Hong Kong among others. Quartetto Gelato programs are filled with an eclectic mix combining classical masterworks, operatic arias, tangos, gypsy fiddling and folk songs from around the world. Their gift for relaxed stage repartee establishes a rapport with traditional and non-traditional classical audiences alike. Unique in the classical world, they perform without scores, which gives their shows a sense of sponteneity. In September 2002, founding members
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Extractions: A violin made by Antonio Stradivari in 1683 was loaned to Ms. Ingolfsson for use as part of the award. Upon return of the violin to the Competition, Ms. Ingolfsson had searched extensively for a more permanent instrument until she played a violin made by Feng Jiang. She liked the sound and the appearance of the violin, played it in concerts, eventually choosing to keep the violin.
Cape Symphony Orchestra April 5 6, 2003 Saturday at 8 pm and Sunday at 3 pm CCBT Classic Series, JudithIngolfsson, violinist Wagner Overture to Rienzi Vivaldi Spring from The Four http://www.capesymphony.org/calendar.asp
Extractions: In Celebration of Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee, the British are coming again as the Queen's own Royal Choral Society join the CSO to perform Sir Edward Elgar's immortal oratorio. A poem by Cardinal Newman inspired Elgar to compose The Dream of Gerontius which depicts the death of Gerontius and the journey of his soul towards judgement. This is a rare opportunity to hear this monumental work sung by one of England's premier choral groups right here on Cape Cod! This will be the Royal Choral Society's only United States appearance during the Jubilee year!
Season Opening Concert Americas aural folk tradition and studies with the jazz violinist, Stephane Grappelli. JudithIngolfsson (violin 97) is the 1998 Gold Medal winner of the http://www.musicacademy.org/SummerSchool/AlumniProgram/OpeningConcert.html
Extractions: Lobero Theatre, 8 PM I Hear America: Celebrating the Wealth and Diversity of American Music The Festival Season Opening Concert, titled "I Hear America: Celebrating the Wealth and Diversity of American Music," features traditional and contemporary American music and includes a world premiere commissioned by the Music Academy. Performing alumni include Judith Ingolfsson (violin ’97), Ronald Sat (collaborative piano ’93, ’95, ’97) and Monique McDonald (soprano ’96, ’97). Special guests include contemporary composers Ricky Ian Gordon and Mark O’Connor and faculty artist, Warren Jones, piano. Ricky Ian Gordon has been called "one of the leading younger composers of songs" by The New York Times . His songs and song cycles have been performed by such internationally known singers as Betty Buckley, Renee Fleming, Elizabeth Futral, Rodney Gilfry, Kurt Ollmann, Teresa Stratas and Carol Vaness. His credits include operas, ballets, songs and song cycles. His new CD, "Bright Eyed Joy: The Songs of Ricky Ian Gordon" has recently been released on Nonesuch. is recognized as a gifted composer of contemporary American music. Violinist/composer/fiddler, Mr. O’Connor’s musical influences include America’s aural folk tradition and studies with the jazz violinist, Stephane Grappelli. His first recording for the Sony Classical record label, "Appalachia Waltz," was a collaboration with cellist, Yo-Yo Ma and doublebassist, Edgar Meyer. Mr. O’Connor’s compositions for this disc, including the title track, gained him worldwide recognition as a leading proponent of a new American musical idiom.
Welcome To The Comenian Online This performance, which will feature internationally acclaimed violinistJudith ingolfsson perfoming Mozarts Violin Concerto No. http://home.moravian.edu/students/org/comenian/archive/11_12_99/Arts3.htm
IVCI Media Center and François Sochard bios and ondemand audio excerpts of each violinist. JudithIngolfsson Debut Recording The 1998 IVCI Gold Medalist with pianist Ronald http://www.violin.org/media/soundpost.html
Extractions: - Vladimir Khachatryan, piano Monday, 23 Sept 2002: The Performance Today Web Site will feature the 2002 IVCI, including the finalists and François Sochard bios and on-demand audio excerpts of each violinist. New Compact Disc Releases from IVCI Laureates and Chamber Music Series Performers Beethoven Live From the 1998 International Violin Competition of Indianapolis comes this recording of live performances of three Beethoven Violin Sonatas by laureates of the competition. Violin Sonata No.1 in D major, Op. 12, No. 1 performed by Ju-Young Baek , violin and Anne Epperson, piano; Violin Sonata No. 7 in C minor, Op. 30, No. 2 performed by
THE RMI BI-WEEKLY UPDATE Winter concert series will include such artists as violinist JudithIngolfsson (Jan. 26), the Utah Youth Symphony Orchestra (Feb. http://www.wildwestusa.com/News/THE RMI Dec 10.htm
The Stradivari Society Defecting from the former Soviet Union in 1991 and now an American citizen, violinistPhilip Quint is rapidly establishing his reputation with audiences and http://www.stradivarisociety.com/Philip-Quint.htm
Extractions: Rising Stars Need Great Instruments to Succeed Philip Quint Defecting from the former Soviet Union in 1991 and now an American citizen, violinist Philip Quint is rapidly establishing his reputation with audiences and critics alike. His debut recording on Naxos, the William Schuman Concerto with the Bournemouth Symphony, will be released in May 2001 as part of their American classics series. This project instantly led to an engagement with the Bournemouth Symphony for their 2001-02 season with Hugh Wolff conducting. Recent seasons have taken Quint to Carnegie Hall, after winning The Waldo Mayo Award, given to the most gifted performer in New York. He made his Avery Fisher Hall debut with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, and returns to perform with them in Alice Tully Hall this season. As a result of winning the Juilliard Competition he performed the Korngold Concerto with Kurt Masur and the Juilliard Orchestra in Avery Fisher Hall.
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