Extractions: ROY ACUFF - C.E.O. Acuff Rose Corporation, Singer LARRY ADLER - Musician FATHER ABELALVES - Composer, Conductor JACK ANDERSON - Journalist EVE ARDEN - Actress RAMOND ARON - Writer VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY - Pianist ISAAC ASIMOV - Science Writer CHET ATKINS - Guitarist, President of RCA, Nashville, Tenn. W.H. AUDEN - Poet DON BACHARDY - Artist DEFORD BAILEY - Musican, Radio Pioneer PEARL BAILEY - Actor, Singer BILL BAIRD - Puppeteer, Theater Owner GEORGE BALANCHINE - Dancer, Choreographer BILLY BALDWIN - Interior Designer ROGER BALDWIN - Lawyer KAYE BALLARD - Actor WILL BARNET - Artist LEONARD BASKIN - Artist JAMES BEARD - Chef, Author
GWS Event Schedule History 5/7/59, 2000 Band Concert, Jack mercer, Director. 1959 1960. 1988 1989. *, 3/11/89, paul Lee, Organist. *, 4/14/89, Leonid Kuzman, violinist.*, http://www.chaffey.org/tour/gws/gws_event_history.html
Extractions: Last Updated April 12, 2000 FIRST ANNUAL SEASON "Stage Door" Chaffey High Students C San Francisco Ballet "Madam Butterfly" San Carlo Opera Co. Allied Art Series "Pageant of America" Chaffey High Students "What a Life" Play, Allied Art Series SECOND ANNUAL SEASON "Eighteen Actors, Inc." (3-41) In the "Petrified Forest" A Comedy, Dorothy Adams, Dana Andrews, et. al. "Argentinita & Her Spanish Ensemble" Pilar Lopez, Antonio Tirana, Carlos Montoya, Concert Guitarist "Don Cossack Chorus" Serge Jaroff (42) "Eighteen Actors, Inc." A modern comedy. (11/7/40) John Charles Thomas, World Famous Baritone Richard Crooks, Metropolitan Tenor THIRD ANNUAL SEASON C Paul Robeson, One of Greatest American Singers "Extravaganza" The first in a long series of Chaffey High School Musicals C "Don Cossack Chorus" (1/24/41)
91FM - Program Archive Mabel mercer Cabaret Convention Explore Mabel mercers magnificent contributionto violinist paul Krassner flunks at a Carnegie Hall recital and becomes http://www.whyy.org/91FM/btdt/btdt0602.html
Extractions: Host Marty Goldensohn investigates the secret of "The Turk," the famous 18th century chess-playing machine; looks for the truth behind the Sasquatch and little green men with Father Fanthorpe, (researcher of all things paranormal); and cracks the myths behind modern anti-aging cures. A visit with a woman who hears colors, and remodeling your house, Munsters-style. Find out more about Linda Feinstein's mah jongg classes San Diego Zoo - The official website for the San Diego Zoo, featuring exclusive photos of furry friends, interesting research articles, recent zoo occurrences, and zoo shopping. Holistic Living Seminar Home Page CBS News Correspondent Bill Geist -Find out more about Bill Geist, his background, work, and recent publishings
Patrick O'Brian Film - News About The Forthcoming Movie Ian mercer Mr Hollar; Robert Pugh Mr Allen; Billy Boyd he describes as the mostmagnificent violinist Australia has British actor paul Bettany will join his A http://www.btinternet.com/~lawrence.edwards/tallships/pob/pobfilm.htm
Extractions: Patrick O'Brian Film The following news about the forthcoming film is gathered from the World Wide Web and newsgroups. Please note that some of the articles are based on rumour and come from newspapers where the standards of journalism may not be as high as one would wish. Working Title : Master and Commander (or The Far Side of the World) Studio : 20th Century Fox Producer : Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. Director : Peter Weir Written by : Peter Weir, John Collee, Larry Ferguson Starring : Russell Crowe as Captain Jack Aubrey
St. Edward's College - Old Edwardians Newsletter Mrs mercer was a librarian at the school from 1967 1989 know of the death of thefather of paul JORDAN (OE Gerry was a fine violinist, who had led the school http://www.st-edwards.liverpool.sch.uk/general/oenews.html
Extractions: Dominic SMITH (OE 89-96) after leaving Cambridge, is now working for IPD in the international property market and living in London. His sister Alexandra (OE 93-00) is now in her final year at Sidney Sussex College at Cambridge, and studying Anglo Saxon. Alex is also now into rowing and captain of her boat. Indranil (Duke) CHAKRABARTI (OE 79-90) married Jenny Menendez (from Colombia) and they have a son Arun. Kevin Dunn , father of Anne Dunne Yr 10 , who was previously our Head Groundsman and now works for Liverpool FC, was ordained Deacon in June. Edward DAVIES (OE 93-00) now reading Modern History at Oriel College, Oxford, was awarded the Shannon Prize for Modern History (worth £1000) and the W A Pantin Travelling Scholarship. He has contributed a chapter to a book
Allartist paul Whiteman was a wellestablished dance-orchestra conductor and arranger and askilled jazz violinist. His best hits, all with Johnny mercer lyrics, include http://web02.hnh.com/scripts/Artists_gallery/other_artists.asp?artist_name=White
Bravos Resound From Packed Performance Halls paul Gibson's Rush revealed this dancer, a principal at the limitations of itstemporary home, mercer Arts Arena such as the Danish violinist Nikolaj Znaider http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/classical/101634_clas27.shtml
Extractions: Jump to Weather Traffic Mariners Seahawks ... Forums NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Nation/World ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings SHOPPING Archives NWclassifieds Jobs Autos ... Online Shop P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... Desktop SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER MUSIC CRITIC There were dozens upon dozens of concerts, in music and dance, this past year some good, some bad, some indifferent. There are those who say these ancient art forms are in decline, but I saw and heard plenty of talent, along with plenty of full houses. Some stick in the memory months later. Here's a compressed list of some of the highlights from 2002. BOLSHOI BALLET: This famed company, which suffered from lack of artistic vision earlier in the century and now lack of money, still generates interest whenever it tours. On its last visit to Seattle in early November, more than 15,000 people filled the Paramount for the company's decidedly old-fashioned "Swan Lake" and splendid dancers. PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET: In transition from the Opera House to Marion Oliver McCaw Hall, which opens this summer, the company has deftly managed its temporary home. Kent Stowell's "Carmen" made good use of the theater's contemporary ambience, while managing to make Ronald Hynd's "The Merry Widow" immensely pleasurable. Its mixed bill last month sang out with bold theater and terrific dancing. Balanchine's "Concerto Barocco" was given a reading of subtle refinement and wonderful lucidity, while Glen Tetley's "Voluntaries," led by Patricia Barker, has never been stronger or more moving. Paul Gibson's "Rush" revealed this dancer, a principal at PNB, as a choreographer of great promise.
Extractions: Peer Resources Index Mentor Index Coaching Index Mentor Learning Index Musicians, Singers, Songwriters (Jazz, Popular, Folk, Rock) Virtually anyone can benefit from having a mentor. And most well-known, accomplished and successful artists can identify people in their lives who acted as mentors. The following list of mentor pairs was compiled by Rey Carr from a variety of sources including autobiographies, biographies, newspaper articles, personal interviews, and diligent historical research. If you know of mentor pairs that ought to be added, we have provided an opportunity for you to submit the names and details: Add a Mentor Pair MUSICIANS, SONGWRITERS, AND SINGERS Mel Torme mentor to Maureen McGovern (Broadway singer) Ravi Shankar mentor to Shambu Das (sitar teacher of George Harrison)
The Burney Ensemble - Reviews Its core is made up of Boon, Petersen, baroque violinist paul Luchkow (an Albertan AlthoughFrank mercer, one of his 20th century biographers, dismisses him as http://www.burney.ca/reviews.html
Extractions: "bach circle" - Early Music America, Winter 2002-03 "bach circle" - The Georgia Straight, May 2002 "bach circle" - Flute Notes, May 2002 Music of the Rococo: May 13, 2000 ... Preview: In Charles Burney's footsteps. By Tom Moore, Early Music America, Winter 2002-03 It's a measure of the depths to which the recording industry has fallen that such an excellent disc should be issued by the ensemble that recorded it, rather than by a label that could provide more extensive distribution (it is not available through any of the major online sites). The Burney Ensemble was founded by flutist Sonja Boon, a student of Wilbert Hazelzet and Rachel Brown, in 1998; this disc, recorded in July of 2001, is the ensemble's first. The various works from Bach, his family, and his students, should all be familiar to devotees of this repertoire, but rarely have they been so well recorded. CD details By John Keillor, The Georgia Straight, Vancouver, May 23, 2002
Sensurround Stagings...Stay Tuned! circus. Dr. Faustus also features live music by violinist paul mercer,wellknown for his work as a member of The Changelings. Faustus http://ww2.sensurroundstagings.com:81/html/ContentIndex.html
Michael Dimin s Song For My Father, Prevert/mercer/Kosmas I called a violinist that Iused to play with, Betty MacDonald looking for a paul McCandless sound http://www.globalbass.com/archives/apr2002/michael_dimin.htm
Sweet Big Band Jazz Similarly Ancient Pop Music And there was Johnny mercer, right at the heart of it is session work, with paul addingsome gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt and violinist Stephane Grappelly. http://www.slipcue.com/music/jazz/sweetbands_01.html
Extractions: My taste in jazz is, as they say, strictly from Squaresville. The stuff I love "sweet" dance band music and crooner tunes doesn't get a lot of respect in "real" jazz circles. Only recently have the jazz purists reluctantly and begrudgingly admitted that some of the big bands actually had it going on... For the most part, the hep cat crowd would prefer to believe that real jazz music began with Dizzy Gillespie, and only really picked up steam in the smoky confines of the 1950s. I, on the other hand, adore the softer stuff, and love delving into the corny but well-crafted sentimentality of the Tin Pan Alley tradition. And, frankly, I prefer listening to something I can hum along to, rather than some squonky improvisation that requires concerted effort to really "get". Hard jazz is just too damn cerebral for my tastes.. so here is my celebration of good old-fashioned corny, simple love songs, backed by perky little melodies. That being said, this page is a work in progress, and currently contains no content. Check back with me in a while. Some other pages of interest: Main Jazz Index
Rochester Review V60 N3--Eastman Notes performed a benefit recital with violinist Klement Hambourg of the Department of Musicat mercer (19741997 paul's Cathedral in London during the royal wedding http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V60N3/cn-east.html
Extractions: The Rochester Review, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, USA Go to: Pre-1950s Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Robert Ward gave a pre-concert talk at the Rochester Oratorio Society's season opening. Ward is composer-in-residence and a faculty member at the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem. A Thanksgiving Overture , a composition by the late Earl George '47E (Mas), '59E (PhD), is included on a new CD by the same name recorded by the St. Petersburg Philharmonia with Alexander Titov conducting (MMC New Century). George's widow, Margaret, writes that he was professor emeritus of theory and composition at Syracuse University and a classical music critic at the Syracuse Herald Journal prior to his death in 1994. Robert Palmieri (Mas) (see Alumni Gazette) Pianist Eugene J. Ulrich '49E (Mas), '55E (PhD) has recorded Adoration of the Magi: 4 Original Settings of Christmas Carols , available on CD from Taproot Records. Raymond Premru writes to set us straight on a couple of errors in the last issue of the magazine: "The Wagner operas Das Rheingold and Die Walkurie were recorded with the Cleveland Orchestra, conducted by Christoph Dohnanyi, not the New York Philharmonia as implied in the article. My
Rochester Review V60 N2--Eastman Notes paul Tardif (see '86 Music and chair of the department of music at mercer Universityin Martha Curtis, now a violinist with the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V60N2/cn-east.html
Extractions: Eastman School of Music Go to: Pre-1950s Gardner Read: A Bio-Bibliography (Greenwood Press, 1996) by Mary Ann Dodd and Jayson Rod Engquist records the life and works of Gardner Read '37E (Mas). Among recent Gardner CDs: Phantasmagoria, for English horn and organ, performed by Thomas Stacy and Kent Tritle on the Cala label; Toccata Giocosa, Night Flight, Symphony No. 4, on the CRI Masters CD; Epistle to the Corinthians, The Hidden Lute By-Low, My Babe , and Concerto for Piano and Orchestra , on the Albany Records label. Read's works performed in 1996 include Vernal Equinox, performed by the Berkshire Symphony Orchestra, Ronald Feldman conducting; and Pennsylvania , performed by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Lorin Maazel conducting. Music of Roland Leich (Mas) and John Davison '59E (PhD) has recently been published by the Vienna Woods Music Company of Vienna, Va. Leich studied composition with Bernard Rogers and then went on to teach music theory and composition at Carnegie Mellon University for 30 years. His works include art songs, choral music, pieces for organ and piano solo, and orchestral and chamber works. Davison, who studied with Howard Hanson and Bernard Rogers, has been teaching music theory and composition at Haverford College since 1959. Among his compositions are works for organ and piano, as well as chamber and orchestral music. The composers invite you to check out their web site: http://www.netcom.com/~tleich
Lessons At The Fraioli School Of Music At Greenwich Music Laura has performed for 20 years as a core violinist for the has performed with theEllington Orchestra under the direction of mercers son, paul Ellington http://www.greenwichmusic.com/lessons.cfm
Extractions: Welcome to GreenwichMusic.com, your customer friendly discount music source. We don't just sell instruments, we provide superior customer service. Sales, lessons, rentals, repairs, and bookings all get equal attention in our quest to continually provide a pleasing and rewarding experience. Enjoy your visit. Toll-free: 800-630-3615 / e-mail: Sales Your Cart Contains: Item(s) for a merchandise total of $0.00 Help Cart The Fraioli School of Music has 25 professional instructors who teach Voice, Guitar, Bass, Drums, Percussion, Piano, Electronic Keyboards, Flute, Clarinet, Alto, Tenor and Soprano Saxophones, Trumpet, Trombone, Baritone Horn, Piccolo, Oboe, Violin, Viola, and Cello. Instruction in music theory and performance coaching are also available. The instructional program offers beginner to advanced lessons covering a full range of musical styles. For more information about music lessons at the Fraioli School of Music, click here FAQ's The school is open seven days a week, Monday through Sunday. During the week, instruction is available between the hours of 12:00pm and 6:00pm. On Saturdays, lessons are given between 10:00am and 5:30pm and on Sunday between 12:00pm and 4:00pm. All lessons are individual lessons and are either half or full hour lessons. The school operates on a semester basis. There are 4 semesters per year Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer. The length of the semester varies based on the calendar year. A typical semester runs 12 to 15 weeks with the exception of the summer semester which runs 8-10 weeks. There is a first time registration fee. Trial lessons are available and are payable in advance. Recitals are held twice a year.
The Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program | Faculty & Staff He currently lives in mercer Island, Washington, with vocals at Experience Arts Camp,paul Allen's arts violinist Ronald Patterson is the Professor of Violin http://www.pnwfilmmusic.com/facstaff.asp
Extractions: Instructor, Finale Music Software Hummie Mann is a two time Emmy Award winning composer/arranger/conductor and founding member of the Seattle Composers Alliance In 1997, he established The Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program out of a commitment to share his industry knowledge and experience with music composition students and other composers who are interested in the art of composing music for film. Berklee College of Music in Boston. His first professional arranging job came while he was serving as the musical director for a musical comedy show touring the United States. During a stop in California, Hummie was hired to arrange and produce the music for an American Cancer Society public service announcement, which was his first professional job in southern California. Soon after, he relocated to Los Angeles and began composing and orchestrating for a variety of television programs including Fame Knots Landing ALF The Simpsons , and Moonlighting
Tudor Folk Club - Archive For July To December, 2002 paul mercer was born and raised in St. John's, Newfoundland. Her mother, whosefather had been a professional violinist, loved Mozart and Beethoven. http://www.lombardy.clara.net/tudarch_2002_2.htm
Extractions: Chesham, Bucks, England A talented Lancaster based trio who have recently made quite an impact in the region's folk clubs and farther afield with their thoughtful and quietly compelling brand of contemporary acoustic songwriting. Their sound world is characterised by a blend of soft-hued twin-guitar work and well-harmonised vocal lines with alternating leads. Their well-observed and crafted songs have an assuredly melodic quality. Kate and Paul don't feel the need to need to prove their instrumental capabilities, so there's no bravado or blustering display of technique, just unobtrusively accomplished playing of filigree intricacy. Tony Taffinder adds a diversity to their arrangements with guitar, bouzouki, mandolin, mandola, fiddle, flute, whistles, harmonicas, bodhran, bass guitar and voice. Vermont's top contradance band performs songs and instrumental music of New England, Quebec, Maritime Canada, and the British Isles, as well as original material inspired by these musical traditions. The bands arrangements feature rich harmonies and driving rhythms, showing a deep love for the tradition along with a high level of creativity, emotional expression, and just plain fun. They are:
Harrogate Borough Council: Tourism - What's On At the mercer Art Gallery, Swan Road, Harrogate. At St pauls Church Hall, BelfordRoad, Harrogate. Dinner In the Library Restaurant with Gypsy violinist. http://www.harrogate.gov.uk/tourism/whatson/what01b.htm
Extractions: Take place weekly in Harrogate, Knaresborough, Ripon, Pateley Bridge, Boroughbridge and Masham. The Youth Theatre runs groups for ages 3 to 18 years. A range of workshops including drama, writing, technical and marketing covering all aspects of theatre. Members also have an opportunity to develop play writing skills and attend specialist workshops including: acting for camera, circus skills and street dance. Further details Madeleine Frost 01423 502710 ext 101. Harrogate Theatre, Oxford St,Harrogate. Sat 1 to Sun 30
FILM MUSIC REVIEW (Oscar Film Music) themes are played beautifully by classical violinist, Joshua Bell. ZipA-Dee-Doo-Dah (Johnny mercer); Buttons and songs by W. Friedwald and paul Grein, and http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/MusBuff/page11.htm
Extractions: Other Topics on THE MUSIC BUFFS WEB PAGES Home American Composers American Shaker Music FILM MUSIC REVIEW - The Web Magazine OSCAR FILM MUSIC This page is devoted to Oscar nominees and winners in the music category. Now Available! A Guide to Film Music - Scores and Songs (2nd edition, PineTree Press, 2002) This illustrated guide was written by film music historian Roger Hall. It includes a timeline of film music highlights from 1926 to 2001; a chapter on suggestions for listening to film music; a complete list of Academy Award film music from 1934 to 2000; Top 100 Scores of the 20th Century; and an extensive bibliography and discography. Throughout the guide are many illustrations of composer autographs, such as Bernard Herrmann, Alex North, Max Steiner and Dimitri Tiomkin; and songwriter autographs as well, including Sammy Cahn, Henry Mancini, Johnny Mercer, Jay Livingston, and others. The title page of the guide has a rare score page from the end credits of E.T., signed by John Williams. This film music guide will be numbered and signed by the author.
American Big Band Biographies - "W" Listings, Continued This Austrianborn violinist and bandleader where Weston met songwriter and singerJohnny mercer, then in In 1942, paul became the A R Musical Director for http://64.33.34.112/.WWW/w2.html
Extractions: This Austrian-born violinist and bandleader studied both in Berlin and Vienna. At just age 17, Weber was already showing his talent as a leader when conducting a Berlin hotel orchestra, and developing skills that he would later utilize in leading large orchestras specializing in Viennese Waltz music. After emigrating to the United States, Weber had a successful career in Radio and Recordings. During 1938-'39, he was the conductor for the 'Contented Hour' radio show (sponsored by Carnation Brand Condensed Milk), and continued to be musically active well into the 1940s. Interestingly, during his lifetime, Marek donated his violins to the Indiana University School of Music, where they were used by needy students. Later, in her will, his widow Mrs. Anna Weber established an endowment for the university that continued her husband's philanthropy and his love of music. Honoring the memory of her husband, The Anna Weber Endowment Fund provides two violin scholarships, at the IU School of Music, to be given annually to a male and a female student who demonstrate financial need. [ Anson Weeks Orch. ]
