The Scottish Violinist, J. Scott Skinner 47. Little john's Hame strathspey. 17. 31. scott Skinner's Rocking Step- strathspey. 13. 16. So I'm Off With the Good St. Nicholas Boat - jig. 46. http://www.cranfordpub.com/book_indexes/scottish_violin_index.htm
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From The Globe And Mail Canada's Most Trusted News Source St. john began playing the violin at the age of 2. Her brother, scott, who is alsoa concert violinist, came home at four years old with a fiddle after their http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/printarticle/gam/20020810/RVHAMP
St. John's Collection - The Chronicle The Burial Office was held at St. john's on February 16, 1998. Lenten Study Series. Mar27. scott Hanolan, assistant organist at Christ Church, Grosse Pointe. http://www.stjohnsdetroit.org/html-stj/chronicle-march.html
Extractions: An Historic Parish on the Move into the Future with a Vision of Hope The following ladies were elected to office for the E.C.W: Nancy Boulton President Dorothea Jackson Vice-President Karen Mullin Secretary Janet Currie Treasurer The E.C.W. Bake Sale on February 22. 1998 raised $170.25. Thank you to everyone who made treats to sell. The E.C.W. has a source for purchasing the 1928 Book of Common Prayer. If you are interested in having one of your own talk to Nancy Boulton. The next E.C.W. meeting will be on April 19, 1998 following the 11:00 AM service. The Altar Guild has elected the following new officers: Directress Blanche Wisdom Secretary Sharon Schafer Treasurer Sarah Babcock St. John's has started a mystery book lending library. In the Undercroft, there is a bookcase stocked with mystery books. Look them over and choose the ones you'd like to read. We're on the honor system, - no time limits, no fines - just return them when you've finished. If you sign the card in the hook, anyone else interested in that book will know who has it and can let you know. When you're finished with the book, or books, you have, bring them back and choose some others If you have any questions, or books you would like to donate, please see Karen Mullin, or call 313-532-2681. Please, mysteries only, and still in good condition!
Untitled in the Chapel, should prove to be a starstudded offering, as the Orchestra willbe joined by internationally renowned violinist scott St. john and accompanied http://kendrick.colgate.edu/maroon/archivesf97/nov0797/lee.html
Extractions: By Jonathan Lee Maroon-News Staff At 3:30 p.m. this Sunday, Professor of Music Marietta Cheng will lead the Colgate University Orchestra in its second concert of the fall season. The free concert, which will be held in the Chapel, should prove to be a star-studded offering, as the Orchestra will be joined by internationally renowned violinist Scott St. John and accompanied by the narration of Chairman of the Board of Trustees Wm. Brian Little '64. The Orchestra will open its program with Charles Ives's Variations on "America." Ives, one of the first American composers to draw his principle inspiration from the music of his homeland, composed this work for organ at the age of 17. He gave its premier performance in New York at the Brewster Methodist Church on February 17, 1892. Described in the program notes for Sunday's concert as "perhaps the most important [composition] of Ives's pre-Yale years," this work consists of five variations on the familiar tune, separated by two bitonal interludes. These bitonal sections stand as testaments to Ives's respect for the music of his father, who was, according to Frank Rossiter, "a restless experimenter who was interested in all kinds of sounds." In the 1950s and 60s, Ives's music experienced a renaissance among the musical community. During this period, William Schuman, one of America's better-known composers of the late twentieth century, became interested in
The Toledo Symphony :: Beethoven’s Famous Fifth His TSO program introduces Canadian violinist scott St. john, and concludes withBeethovens masterpiece and perhaps the best known of all symphonies. http://www.toledosymphony.com/season/classics3.asp
ALLEGRO MUSIC - Online Catalog john is completely authentica great violinist, whatever she is or This recordingfeatures Lara's brother, scott St. john, as her partner in the Double Concerto http://www.allegro-music.com/online_catalog.asp?sku_tag=ANC3131
CBC RADIO Winnipeg Symphony Review July 2002 Symphony No.9. Korngold Violin Concerto scott St. john, violin. Guest ConductorJoseph Silverstein. violinist scott St. john. C MAJOR SANDWICH LACKS MEAT. http://www.jamesweggreview.org/Reviews_Classical/CBC_Radio_Winnipeg_Symphony_Jul
Extractions: Scott St. John, violin Guest Conductor: Joseph Silverstein Violinist: Scott St. John C MAJOR SANDWICH LACKS MEAT Joseph Silverstein and the Winnipeg Symphony have had a happy relationship for some years particularly when he served as Artistic Advisor during the search to replace Bramwell Tovey. It was my pleasure well over a decade ago to assist Silverstein for a concert in New Yorks Carnegie Hall where he fashioned together some impressive readings of Rimsky-Korsakov and Rachmaninoff with 100 young musicians who had been brought together just for the occasion! Ill never forget learning from the violin master how to execute hairpin dynamics by varying the speed of the bow rather than just exerting pressure on the string. For Sundays broadcast I was far from my usual Acoustic Research speakers, within miles of the Papal mass but safely out of the mud and rain. So what better work than Schuberts Rosamunde to coax the sun back into the sky very nearly at the same instant as the dark, leisurely introduction threw off its Masonic minor mode - eager to establish the only major tonality that requires neither flats nor sharps.
MOOREDALECONCERTS.COM ETSUKO KIMURA, violinist, was born in Japan and obtained both her Bachelors andMasters Degree in music scott ST. john, violin, was born in London, Ont. http://www.mooredaleconcerts.com/artists.html
Extractions: KRISTINE BOGYO , cello, was born in Budapest, and grew up in Montreal. She studied with Janos Starker at Indiana University, and with Bernard Greenhouse in New York. Ms. Bogyo has appeared as a soloist with many orchestras including the Montreal Symphony and the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony. She has made recital and chamber music appearances in numerous North American cities including Chicago, Princeton, Santa Fe, Montreal, Vancouver and Toronto, and has participated in many festivals, including the Festival of the Sound, the Orford Festival, Gidon Kremer's festival in Austria and the Grand Teton Music Festival. Her first CD was released in 1993. Featured in Carl Czerny Bach-Mendelssohn Beethoven Cellissimo ... Larysa Kuzmenko VICKI BLECHTA Featured in Larysa Kuzmenko CLARE CARBERRY , cellist, was born in Ireland. She is a graduate of the Royal Scottish Academy of Music in Glasgow where she studied with Joan Dickson. She continued her studies in the United States with the renowned cellist and pedagogue George Neikrug at the University of Texas in Austin, and at Boston University. She has concertized in the British Isles, Germany and North America. This is her sixth season with Mooredale Concerts. Featured in Bach-Mendelssohn Cellissimo MARY FISHER
The Observer | Cash | Move & Improve rented through Foxtons is 50 yards from young st.r violinist.Vanessa-Mae Over atthe st.rck-designed Yoo development in st.john's Wood, meanwhile, penthouses http://www.observer.co.uk/cash/story/0,6903,891678,00.html
Extractions: Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK news International Politics ... Food You may not have heard of her yet, but New Zealand-born singer Hayley Westenra - billed as the next Charlotte Church - has hit these shores. The 'pure-voiced' 15-year-old is recording an album for Decca Music Group, and is moving into a flat in Kensington with her mother. By coincidence, the two-bedroom flat - rented through Foxtons - is 50 yards from young star violinist Vanessa-Mae.
OUR ADJUDICATORS in 1991, and continued his organ tuition with john scott. Abbey, King's College andSt john's College, Cambridge of the world as a conductor and solo violinist. http://www.godalmingmusicfestival.org.uk/adjudicators.htm
Extractions: OUR ADJUDICATORS CHOIR SECTION - HARVEY RATHBONE BMus, LGSM, PGCA studied at London University and at the Guildhall School of Music, where he was awarded prizes for English Song, French Song, Lieder and Oratorio. Mr. Rathbone has had a wide ranging involvement with some of Britain's leading choral groups, including the BBC Singers, London Sinfonietta Chorus, London Voices, Richard Hickox Singers, The Ambrosian Singers, St. Paul's Cathedral Choir and Westminster Abbey Choir. His repertoire ranges from "Early Music" to "Avant Garde". He has performed in this country and all over Europe. His radio broadcasts include a series of eight programmes of Peter Warlock's songs on Radio 3. He now combines teaching children in schools from Year 2 to A level groups with an active involvement in the Federation movement, adjudicating at festivals and giving workshops and master classes around the country. He has the P.G.C.A. adjudicators' qualification from the University of Leeds. DANCE SECTION - KAREN BLACKBURN has been involved with the Festival Movement since a young child where as a competitor she held the title of British Junior Ballet Champion. She completed her training at the Urdang Academy before going on to a successful performing career throughout the UK and abroad. As a classical/contemporary dancer she worked with Ballet Independiente (Mexico) and toured extensively throughout Germany with Spiel der Kräfte where two roles where created for her. Alongside her dancing career, Karen has worked as a freelance choreographer since 1988 when she choreographed the first Summer Season at Alton Towers. She now regularly guest teaches and choreographs around the UK and in 2000 founded a Theatre Arts company specialising in Theatre Workshops and Master Classes. Several of her former students are currently working in the West End or on TV.
Composers Recordings, Inc. Festival, National Orchestral Association, Philadelphia Drama Guild, NY Theater Workshop,Stephen Pelton Dance Company, violinist scott St. john, flautist Bart http://www.composersrecordings.com/cd/720.html
Davidprenticeviolins Emily was joined by scott st.john, Krist.ne Bogyo and Angela Park in a concert Torontoviolinist.Mark Fewer will be performing at the Anglican Church in Lieth http://www.davidprenticeviolins.com/news.htm
Extractions: davidprenticeviolins.com news from the front zone under construction Adam Romer soloist in Telemann G+ Adam Romer will be appearing as viola soloist with the Kodaly String Orchestra in a performance of Telemann's G major Viola Concerto. This concert will be part of the Hungarian Spring Festival held in Debrecen Hungary in March 2003. Adam will be playing his Prentice viola made in 2001. Bicentennial of Beethoven Opus 47 Beethoven's Sonata Mulattica for violin and piano was premiered in Vienna on 24 May 1803. Ludwig himself was at the keyboard and George Bridgetower, violinist, performed with him. Aside from the fact that this sonata is one of the landmarks of the classical repertoire the details surrounding the collaboration of the two provide a fascinating look at Europe in the late 1700's. Bridgetower not only performed the work but was in fact the one who commissioned it from Beethoven. That a black violinist was not only touring Europe successfully, but commissioning the foremost composer of the day for material paints an unexpected picture of the period. Clearly the racial bias and cultural hegemony of the 20th century had not yet infected the thinking of 18th century Europe. more Adam Romer to tour East Timor in 2003 Violinist/violist Adam Romer and violinist Miki Takahashi embark on a ten day concert tour of East Timor in January 2003. Starting in the capital of Dili they will travel to four different cities. Among the concerts are a couple of appearances at an orphanage in Laga. Romer, a native of Hungary, is a student of Steven Dann and Lorand Fenyves at the Glenn Gould School in Toronto Adam plays on a Prentice viola made in 2001
Sierra Chamber Society Musicians a trio with Mr. Stern and clarinetist Nathan Williams, and Millennium, a chambermusic group under the artistic direction of Canadian violinist scott St. john. http://www.fuguemasters.com/scsmusicians.html
Extractions: Sierra Chamber Society Musicians We are fortunate to have the participation of the following fine musicians on a regular basis! Barbara Andres, cello, is a graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Music. She has been a member of the San Francisco Symphony since 1977. She is active as a recitalist and chamber musician throughout the Bay Area, appearing as Principal Cellist of the Sierra Chamber Society for the last seven seasons. Audrey Andrist Michael Corner , clarinet, has served as principal clarinetist with the San Jose Symphony since 1983. He has also performed with the San Francisco Symphony and as principal clarinetist of the Colorado Music Festival. Mr. Corner also appears regularly with the Sierra Chamber Society. Nancy Ellis , viola, attended the Interlochen Arts Academy, Oberlin College and Mills College, where she studied with Nathan Rubin, and has performed at the Marlboro Music Festival. An active chamber musician, she has been a member of the San Francisco Symphony's viola section since 1975. Connie Gantsweg , violin, is a graduate of the Curtis Institute. In 1993 she and her family moved to the Bay Area from Berlin, Germany where she had been a member of the Radio Sinfonie Orchestra of Berlin for 11 years. She was also a member of the orchestra's quartet in residence, which had its own subscription series and played with artists such as Vladimir Ashkenazy. She has recorded, performed and toured extensively all over the world.
CONCERTO FOR FLUTE AND CHAMBER ORHCESTRA cellist Simon Fryer, flutist Susan Hoeppner, harpsichordist Michael Jarvis, percussionistBeverley johnston, violinist scott St. john, clarinetist Peter Stoll http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~chatzis/Hatzis@50.htm
Extractions: The 2002-03 anniversary season marking Christos' fifty years of life and twenty years of professional life as a composer will be celebrated with a number of premiere performances in North America and the UK. Join in the celebration by attending a concert, or tuning in to a radio or television broadcast. Click HERE to download the Hatzis@50 brochure Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York, NY The premiere of the 50-minute-long Light from the Cross by soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian and the Prometheus Orchestra under the direction of Mario Bernardi . Commissioned by the Eastern Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America. For tickets and information call the Prelacy at 212-689-7810 or the Lincoln Center Charge at 212-721-6500. November 19 2002 8:00 PM St. Michael s Cathedral (200 Church Street), Toronto A shared Encounters concert with composers John Tavener and Christos Hatzis presented by Soundstreams Canada. The 70 minute long Kyrie for vocal quintet, two choirs and chamber ensemble is Hatzis featured work on the program with soprano Patricia Rozario, countertenor
Stony Brook Summer Music Festival - Faculty her position as Founder, Principal violinist and Artistic such as Carol Wincenc, TsuyoshiTsutsumi, scott St. john, Eduard Brunner, Jens Lindemann and the St. http://naples.cc.sunysb.edu/CAS/music.nsf/pages/festival2
Extractions: Violinist Linda Sinanian Chamberosity and the Atlantic Piano Trio. She is collaborating on a recording of the Brahms Horn Trio and other compelling but lesser known Horn trios deserving of wider audience exposure. Additionally, Linda serves as the concertmaster of the Atlantic Philharmonic Orchestra. Ardently dedicated to the musical education of the next generation of musicians, Linda has served on the faculty at Clayton State University and has taught masterclasses at Georgia State University and the Conservatories in Puerto Rico and Italy and is on the faculty of The Aaron Copland School of Music, Queens College. She earned her Doctorate from the State University New York at Stony Brook and holds degrees from the Manhattan School of Music and the New England Conservatory. Her principal teachers include Lazar Gosman, James Buswell, and Raphael Bronstein. Linda Sinanian is the Founder and Artistic Director of the Stony Brook Summer Music Festival.
Musicians Gallery-Alphabetical List-S Stick Temecula, CA, USA john scott Cree singer London, UK Nicolai Semenov balletdancer - St. London, UK Harris Shilakowsky violinist composer - Easton, MA http://www.musiciansgallery.com/start/a-z/s.htm
What's Hot -The Olympian Skilled strings violinist and violist scott St. john will be joined by pianistRena Sharon for a performance at 8 pm Saturday as part of the Abbey Church http://www.theolympian.com/home/specialsections/WhatsHot/20030131/18544.shtml
Extractions: News for your wireless device var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="What's Hot" var prop2="" var prop3="What's Hot" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" var s_code=' ' The Olympian, Olympia Washington Friday, January 31, 2003 News Music Intimate tunes: Olympia's Traditions Cafe and World Folk Art has a pair of concerts planned this weekend: Kate Campbell at 8 p.m. today and Kane Mathis at 8 p.m. Saturday. Singer/songwriter Campbell has been featured on the public radio shows "Morning Edition" and "All Things Considered." Mathis, meanwhile, performs a traditional Mandinka repertoire from West Africa. Tickets for each show are $10, $5 for students. Traditions is located at 300 Fifth Ave. S.W., Olympia. Call 360-705-2819, or see www. traditionsfairtrade.com
