TASMIN HOME PAGE British violinist. Brief biography and discography. http://www.floatingearth.demon.co.uk/tasmin/tlhome.html
BBC Online - The Works Researching documentary on the composers life. BBC site.Category Arts Music Composition Composers D Delius, Frederick Since she was a student at the Guildhall School of Music in the early 1980'sthe violinist tasmin little has believed that there is an unknown, and http://www.bbc.co.uk/works/s3/delius/index.shtml
Extractions: Send it to a friend! Since she was a student at the Guildhall School of Music in the early 1980's the violinist Tasmin Little has believed that there is an unknown, and deliberately buried, secret in the life of Frederick Delius - a secret fundamental to the development and proper appreciation of his music. It concerns a brief period in his early twenties spent in a malaria infested swamp region of northern Florida trying to establish an orange plantation for his father. Tasmin believes that while living almost alone in this remote area Delius had the most intense sexual affair of his life with one of the black girls who worked on the plantation. After he returned to England in 1886 Delius discovered that his black mistress had borne his child. Entirely dependent on his stern father and fearing social ostracism by the polite salon society whose approval he desperately needed if he was to win musical acceptance, Delius abandoned the girl and suppressed all knowledge of the baby. However a few years later, more secure in his place as a composer and no longer wholly financially dependent on his father, Delius returned to Florida to seek his former mistress and the child. He was tormented by a deep sense of loss. Frightened that he might want to remove the child and take it back to England, the girl fled and Delius never saw her again.
Winchester Festival: The Artists "The finest (violinist) we have in Britain" Michael Kennedy, Sunday Telegraph tasmin little is now regarded as one of the world's leading violinists. http://www.winchesterfestival.co.uk/artists/tasminlittle.shtml
Extractions: TASMIN LITTLE "The finest (violinist) we have in Britain" Michael Kennedy, Sunday Telegraph Tasmin Little is now regarded as one of the world's leading violinists. Born in London, she studied with Pauline Scott at the Yehudi Menuhin School, gained her Performance Diploma at the Guildhall School of Music, where she won the Gold Medal, and concluded her studies privately with Lorand Fenyves in Canada. She has performed with many of the world's great orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic, Cleveland, Leipzig Gewandhaus, Berlin Symphony, London Symphony, Philharmonia, Royal Philharmonic, Hallé, Bournemouth, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and Royal Danish and with conductors including Rattle, Masur, Ashkenazy, Järvi, Slatkin, Rozhdestvensky, Otaka, Menuhin and Andrew Davis. During the 2000/01 season Tasmin Little's performances include the Teatro Carlo Felice di Genoa with Abel, the London Philharmonic with Berglund and the Philharmonia with Atherton. Chamber appearances include a UK recital tour with Piers Lane culminating in a concert at the Wigmore Hall. She will also play with Wayne Marshall in both Manchester and Southampton. In March 2000 Tasmin Little performed the Ligeti Concerto with Sir Simon Rattle and the CBSO on tour, including concerts in London and Vienna, to huge critical acclaim. Later in the year they teamed up again for a performance of the Brahms Concerto at the Aix-en-Provence Festival. In 1996 Tasmin Little made her debuts in Australia and New Zealand and in July 1997 she gave a triumphant USA debut, at the Cleveland Orchestra's Blossom Festival with Leonard Slatkin. The following season, she made her New York Philharmonic debut with Neeme Järvi with four performances of the Tchaikovsky Concerto at the Lincoln Center.
BBC - About Music - Music Memories Technically he'd mastered it but musically it just made so much sense.' Rememberedby tasmin little, violinist. Memory contributed by tasmin little, violinist, http://www.bbc.co.uk/aboutmusic/memories/littletasmin.shtml
The World Violinist Links (Page 2 (K-Q)) Laredo, Jaime (Jun 7/1941 ) Bolivia/USA Jaime Laredo - violinist Conductor Cho-LiangLin The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. little, tasmin (May 13 http://www2.osk.3web.ne.jp/~wistaria/violinists2.htm
Extractions: Other Violinist Links K Kagan, Oleg (1946 - Jul 15/1990) Latvia/Russia Kaler, Ilya (1963 - ) Russia Ilya Kaler Kameda, Koh-Gabiriel (Jan/1975 - ) Germany-Japan Kang, Dong-Suk (Apr 28/1954 - ) Korea/USA Kantorow, Jean-Jacques (Oct/1945 - ) France Karvay, Dalibor (1985 - ) Slovakia Kashimoto, Daishin (Mar 27/1979 - ) Japan Daishin Kashimoto Daishin Kashimoto Fan Page Kashimoto Daishin Concert information and BBS by N.M. (
Tasmin Little Visits Music Centre:Press Release Bradford University tasmin little (Violin) Martin Roscoe (Piano) tasmin little is now regarded as one of the world's leading "The finest violinist we have in Britain" Michael Kennedy, Sunday Telegraph. http://www.brad.ac.uk/admin/pr/pressreleases/2002/tasmin.htm
Extractions: TASMIN LITTLE VISITS UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD MUSIC CENTRE The University of Bradford's Tasmin Little Music Centre received a special visitor recently - the international violinist after whom it was named. Tasmin Little (pictured left with student Yannick Marchegay) is one of the world's leading classical violinists and is an acknowledged interpreter of the music of Delius, who came from Bradford. The centre was named after Tasmin three years ago, when she gave a fundraising concert. She plays a 1757 Guadagnini, has worked with many of the world's most distinguished musicians and conductors, including Sir Yehudi Menuhin, Vladimir Ashkenazy and Yan Pascal Tortelier. Since her debut with the Hallé Orchestra in 1988, she has performed as a soloist with many internationally renowned orchestras. During the visit, Tasmin was accompanied by her family, including her father, the actor George Little. Tasmin said: "I have heard about great things being achieved at the Centre. This visit provided an opportunity to catch up and also to meet the University's Fellow in Music Jim Pywell. I have a lot of links with Bradford and it is great to be back."
Askonas Holt: Tasmin Little - Press MacRae's Concerto was written specially for tasmin little, a violinist who relishesthe challenges of contemporary additions to the instrument's repertoire. . http://www.askonasholt.co.uk/Green/Green/Home.nsf/0/31074B0FBD7ABA5B80256BDB003F
BBC Online - The Works Offers a biography and career highlights of this violinist well known for her interpretations of the music of Delius. country and increasingly appreciated abroad, the young violinist tasmin little is the musician I nominate for worldwide http://www.bbc.co.uk/works/s3/delius/tlbiog.shtml
Extractions: Send it to a friend! "Already a star in this country and increasingly appreciated abroad, the young violinist Tasmin Little is the musician I nominate for world-wide stardom, an instant charmer of any audience." Edward Greenfield, The Gramophone, December 1994 Tasmin Little is now regarded as one of the world's leading violinists. Born in London, she studied with Pauline Scott at the Yehudi Menuhin School, gained her Performance Diploma at the Guildhall School of Music, where she won the Gold Medal, and concluded her studies privately with Lorand Fenyves in Canada. She has given concerto and recital performances throughout the United Kingdom, Europe, Scandinavia, Australia, New Zealand, South America, Hong Kong, Oman, South Africa and Zimbabwe. Tasmin has performed with many of the world's great orchestras, including the Leipzig Gewundhaus, Berlin Symphony, London Symphony, Philharmonia, Royal Philharmonic, Hallé, Bournemouth, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Royal Danish and Stavanger Symphony with conductors including Masur, Ashkenazy, Slatkin, Otaka, Groves, Mackerras, Litton, Handley, Tortelier, Downes, Lord Menuhin and Andrew Davis.
Bradford University - Tasmin Little Music Centre tasmin little. tasmin little is a violinist wellknown in classicalcircles. She gave her name to the building in 1997 after giving http://www.bradford.ac.uk/university/music/Behind_the_Scenes.htm
Extractions: Behind the Scenes The Tasmin Little Music Centre has one full-time member of staff, the Fellow in Music. There is also a team of volunteers who help with the administration and promotion of the music programme, and occasionally work as stage managers and front-of-house staff at events and activities. If you'd like to get involved, the Music Team meets every Monday during term-time at 5.15pm. The Tasmin Little Music Centre is also the Bradford venue for Trinity College London Music Diploma Examinations. For information about these please see www.trinitycollege.co.uk or contact the area representative, Barry Hudson, on 01484 538594. Tasmin Little is a violinist well-known in classical circles. She gave her name to the building in 1997 after giving a fundraising concert in aid of the University of Bradford's music programme. Her connection with Bradford is that she championed the music of Delius, one of Bradford's most famous sons. She made the first ever recording of all his Violin Sonatas and is renowned for her rendition of the Delius Violin Concerto.
BBC - About Music - Music Memories Read and listen to people's music memories and submit your own Remembered by tasmin little, violinist. Listen in RealAudio need audio help? http://www.bbc.net.uk/aboutmusic/memories/littletasmin.shtml
Tasmin Little Visits Music Centre:News And Views February 2002 tasmin little VISITS MUSIC CENTRE. The tasmin little Music Centre received a specialvisitor recently the international violinist after whom it was named. http://www.bradford.ac.uk/admin/pr/February2002/tasmin.htm
Extractions: February 2002 TASMIN LITTLE VISITS MUSIC CENTRE The Tasmin Little Music Centre received a special visitor recently - the international violinist after whom it was named. Left to right: Tasmin Little with student Yannick Marchegay. Tasmin Little is one of the world's leading classical violinists and is an acknowledged interpreter of the music of Delius, who came from Bradford. The centre was named after Tasmin three years ago, when she gave a fundraising concert. She plays a 1757 Guadagnini, and has worked with many of the world's most distinguished musicians and conductors, including Sir Yehudi Menuhin, Vladimir Ashkenazy and Yan Pascal Tortelier. Since her debut with the Hallé Orchestra in 1988, she has performed as a soloist with many internationally renowned orchestras. During the visit, Tasmin was accompanied by her family, including her father, the actor George Little. Tasmin said: "I have heard about great things being achieved at the Centre. This visit provided an opportunity to catch up and also to meet the University's Fellow in Music Jim Pywell. I have a lot of links with Bradford and it is great to be back." Fellow in Music, Jim Pywell, said: "We were thrilled that Tasmin took time out of her busy diary to come to see us."
Web Wombat World Directory Kreisler, Fritz Brief biography. little, tasmin - British violinist. Brief biography and discography. http://www.webwombat.com.au/wwdir/WW488269.HTM
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Extractions: BUY NOW Crotchet AmazonUK AmazonUS Superbudget Like Johannes Brahms and Frederic Chopin before him, Maurice Ravel holds the rare distinction of being a composer that left us with few if any substandard works. It would seem as though the man were incapable of producing anything save masterpieces. The two works for violin and piano presented here are shining examples of Ravels flawless craftsmanship. Perhaps no composer of his generation has a more immediately recognizable harmonic and rhythmic language than Francis Poulenc. The violin sonata is Poulencs third attempt at the genre, who admittedly uncomfortable writing for solo strings, had destroyed two earlier attempts. Dedicated to Federico Garcia Lorca and the violinist Ginette Neveu, the work not only reflects the violence of conflict (specifically the Spanish Civil War) but also the tragedy of loss. When Miss Neveu met her untimely demise in an air crash in 1949, Poulenc extensively revised the piece as a reflection of his grief.
Extractions: Adagio when he came to write his own fine slow movement ten years later. Scottish Fantasy (which she went on to record magnificently). Her playing is as magical and alluring as it was then, full of personality, warmth and humanity, and these two recordings date from fairly early on in her career. Her tone is sweet, with considerable vibrato, the start of the Adagio of the Bruch compellingly still and tonally rich. Her phrasing connects musically, drawing the ear as the music unfolds with unerring attention to shape and pace. Its good to see Jonathan Smalls fine oboe playing in the Adagio of Brahms concerto receiving due mention in the credits for it is thoroughly deserved (and so is the orchestras unnamed principal horn for his playing at various points). Vernon Handley and the RLPO are attentive accompanists, the future Mr Tasmin Little (Mike Hatch of Floating Earth) the expert balance engineer thus keeping it all nicely in the family. This is a fine disc, occupying a worthy place among the top ten recordings of both works.
Extractions: Irish News Richard Studt began playing the violin at the age of four and joined the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain while in his teens. He studied with Manoug Parikian at the Royal Academy of Music where he won the Boise-Mendelssohn Scholarship, the Marjorie Heyward Prize and the Recital Medal. He joined the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields in 1968, playing for some ten years and regularly appearing as soloist in concerts, on recordings, on radio and television. In the late 1970`s, Richard Studt was Concert Master of the London Symphony Orchestra and appeared as a guest of Andre Previn in his television series `Previn and Friends`. He directed the London Virtuosi and the Concertante of London as well as his own ensemble, the Tate Music Group of London with whom he recorded five Vivaldi Concerti, including two newly discovered important works. Richard first studied conducting with Maurice Handford, although Sir Simon Rattle (with whom he also studied) was the main source of encouragement for his first professional engagements some twenty years ago. Subsequently, he attended some of the courses of the legendary Romanian conductor, Sergiu Celibidache.In 1987 Richard was appointed Director and Associate Conductor of the Bournemouth Sinfonietta, working closely with many well-known artists including Tamas Vasary, John Williams, Alfred Brendel, Tasmin Little, Michaela Petri, Julian Lloyd-Webber, Peter Donahoe, Leonidas Kavakos and he took the orchestra to Istanbul, Ankara and Romania.
Tasmin Little And Martin Roscoe tasmin little (Violin) Martin Roscoe (Piano) tasmin little is now regarded as oneof the world's leading violinists. The finest violinist we have in Britain http://www.ajkf89.ukgateway.net/Little and Roscoe.htm
Violinist - Wikipedia violinist. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Leila Josefowicz;Nigel Kennedy; tasmin little; Vanessa Mae; Midori; Viktoria Mullova; http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violinist
Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. A violinist is an instrumentalist who plays the violin . The terms fiddler or fiddle player are also used. In classical music the "fiddle" terms are usually somewhat informal or jokey: they are more standard expressions in folk music. In between there are nuances of meaning and usage which are difficult to formalize. Important violinists include: and the following 20th Century players: and some popular present day violinists include: Joshua Bell Sarah Chang Stephanie Chase Pamela Frank ... Recent changes
Winchester Festival: What's On Sonata in D Major, Opus 4 tasmin little is now firmly established not simply as thecountrys finest violinist, but as one of the worlds leading players. http://www.winchesterfestival.co.uk/whatson/13july2.shtml
L little, tasmin Engelsk violinist f 19 Locatelli, Pietro Antonio Italienskviolinist tonsättare f 1693 d 1746 Elev till Corelli. http://www.geocities.com/vienna/strasse/2625/l.htm
Extractions: R. är släkt med Janos Bihari (1764-1827), beundrad av Brahms, Beethoven och Liszt. L. växte upp i zigenartraditionen och studerade sedan klassiskt violinspel vid Lisztkonservatoriet där han tog dess första pris. L. är mycket omtyckt av violinister som Menuhin och Vadim Repin . L. har en pizzicato teknik som är svår överträffa.
Emmerdale's Edward Ruskin His daughter, is the distinguished violinist, tasmin little. She trainedat the Yehudi Menuhin School, and is a Delius specialist. http://www.geocities.com/lanekent2001/emmerdale/profiles/vicar.htm
Extractions: The Rev. Edward Ruskin, played by George Little also appeared in the first week of Emmerdale Farm. He officiated in the shows first wedding between Frank Blakey and Janie Harker on March 27th 1973 at St.Marys Parish Church. Jack Sugden was best man. George Little left the serial in 1976 but returned briefly to play the vicar in 1983. His daughter, is the distinguished violinist, Tasmin Little. She trained at the Yehudi Menuhin School, and is a Delius specialist. She has appeared in each of the Henry Wood proms since 1990. The Revd. Donald Hinton Became Beckindale's longest serving vicar,from 1977 untill his retirement in 1989. Immediately preceding Donald Hinton was The Rev. David Cowper played by
