61. Shepherd Express Metro: In Review CLASSICAL MUSIC. A Towering pianist. BY Rick Walters. pianist yefim bronfman isthe most technically brilliant artist we've heard in this city in some time. http://www.shepherd-express.com/shepherd/20/49/night_and_day/in_review.html

December 2, 1999 Volume 20, Issue 49 In Review A Towering Pianist New-wave Cowboys Bound by Tradition A Sour, Cynical Christmas CLASSICAL MUSIC A Towering Pianist BY Rick Walters Pianist Yefim Bronfman is the most technically brilliant artist we've heard in this city in some time. Considering the soloist-rich last couple of seasons, that's saying a lot. His performance with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra of the Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 1 last weekend was nothing less than stunning. It's not the first concerto that comes to mind when you think of Beethoven's works for piano and orchestra. Bronfman is the kind of towering musical presence who, for the moment, made it sound like the most sparkling piece of music ever written. The long cadenza in the first movement was so thrilling that had it been a Baptist service, the audience would have been shouting "Amen." Bronfman's musical virtues are many: crystalline rolled chords, ornaments so clean they slice the air, the rhythmic buzz of parallel thirds and sixths, the singing tone of a slowly evolving melody. His touch is so secure and his phrasing so directed that it was virtually flawless. I don't know another pianist who has such a satisfying range. The fortes are never roaring beyond control, the pianissimos are always ringing and clear. For all his head shaking, serious approach, there's also a touch of wit and sheer delight that matched the concerto perfectly. Bronfman wasn't the only star at the MSO last weekend. Violinist and conductor Pinchas Zukerman made his first appearance with the orchestra in his role of artist in residence. The concert began, quite unusually, with the

62. For Immediate Release Contact: Liza Performance Features pianist yefim bronfman. pianist yefim bronfman iswidely regarded for his commanding technique and lyrical abilities. http://www.wpas.org/pr/pr_stpetersburg.htm

For Immediate Release Contact: Liza Holtmeier 4 February 2002 (202) 533-1886/lholtmeier@wpas.org Who: St. Petersburg Philharmonic; Yuri Temirkanov, music director; Yefim Bronfman, piano When: 8 p.m. Sunday, March 10, 2002 Where: Kennedy Center Concert Hall Program: Mussorgsky’s “Dawn of the Moskva River”; Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3; Tchkaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4 WPAS Presents St. Petersburg Philharmonic Conducted by Yuri Temirkanov Performance Features Pianist Yefim Bronfman Washington, D.C. – Russia’s oldest symphony orchestra, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic “compels something warmer than admiration: one feels a huge affection for its gloriously whole-hearted approach,” says the London Times. Washington Performing Arts Society presents the St. Petersburg Philharmonic under the baton of Yuri Temirkanov at 8 p.m. Sunday, March 10, 2002 at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall. Yefim Bronfman accompanies the orchestra on piano. Founded in 1882, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic has performed under the baton of such legendary conductors as Glazunov, Koussevitsky and Kleiber. The orchestra has played a pivotal role in Russian music history, furthering the careers of several Russian and Soviet composers.

63. The Cheap Seat Program Mariss Jansons welcomes yefim bronfman for the world's most beloved piano concerto,Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1. Then, distinguished pianist Alexander http://www.pitt.edu/~pittarts/cheap.html

The Pitt Arts Cheap Seat Program March/April www.pittarts.pitt.edu NOTE: Orders must be filled out by the Wednesday before the performance. Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts, 600 Penn Avenue www.pittsburghsymphony.org Mellon Grand Classics: $11 students, $16 staff/faculty SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN VIENNA-March 2 Indulge in the delights of Vienna, as Mariss Jansons and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra invite you to a Sunday afternoon in Vienna. Enjoy Mozart’s glorious Jupiter symphony, Schubert’s romantic and tender "unfinished" symphony and waltzes from Strauss THE SEARCH FOR IMMORTALITY -March 14, 16 From the composer of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," you'll hear a ballet score, evocative and moving, about a fairy with the secret of eternal life. Composer Michael Hersch will offer his new concerto, a candidate for future fame. Wagner's overture features immortal music, and tells the story of a man who saves his soul. Elegant and Profound: For touching elegance, there's nobody like Mozart, who wrote music to please both himself and his audience. And for profundity, and great spiritual insight, there's nothing like Bruckner's Seventh, a work that takes you on a journey deep inside yourself.

64. PAUL HUME PAPERS: FOLDER LISTING CONTINUED Box 11 Fold 16 Photograph(s) yefim bronfman 1979 DESCRIPTION Photograph(b/w, 8x10 ) of pianist yefim bronfman. Photo credit Peter Schaef. http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f228}18.htm

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65. Baltimore City Paper: (January 17 - January 23, 2001) THURSDAY Yuri Temirkanov conducts the Baltimore Symphony Orchestraand pianist yefim bronfman through Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. http://www.citypaper.com/2001-01-17/short.html

Go to the The Short List Archives. Recently in The Short List: Jan. 10, 2001 - WEDNESDAY: The Crumbs, the Thumbs, and the Proteens rock out... Jan. 3, 2001 - WEDNESDAY: Herd of Wookies returns to the Ottobar with A... Dec. 27, 2000 - WEDNESDAY: Former commotionand Commotions leaderLloyd Cole brings his solo act... More by Lee Gardner O Brother, Where Art Thou? - In the opening credits, Joel and Ethan Coen tell us... in Film Clips (Jan. 10, 2001) Durable Goods - The Tarbox Ramblers Blow the Dust Off Traditional Tunes... in Music (Jan. 10, 2001) Theremin: Ether Music and Espionage - It turns out that the most interesting thing about the... in Imprints (Jan. 10, 2001) January 17 - January 23, 2001 EMAIL LEE GARDNER Christina Rosenvinge By Lee Gardner WEDNESDAY: Popsters the Rosenbergs headline the 8 x 10, while Dogs Among the Bushes fiddle around with Celtic folk at Baldwin's Station in Sykesville. THURSDAY: Yuri Temirkanov conducts the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and pianist Yefim Bronfman through Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3 and Stravinsky's Petrouchka at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The Ottobar hosts free-range jazz/electronic ensembles

66. Tanglewood/Boston Symphony Orchestra July 23, in Ozawa Hall, pianist yefim bronfman performs Berg's Sonata, Op. 1,Salonen's Dichotomie, Prokofiev's Sonata No. 7, and Brahms's Sonata No. http://www.bostonphoenix.com/supplements/summer/01/listings/CLASSICAL_MASS_BERK_

TUESDAY, MAY 15 2001 Tanglewood/Boston Symphony Orchestra, 197 West St., Lenox, MA, (617) or (888) 266-1200. Tanglewood is the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Concerts are in the Koussevitzky Music Shed, except as noted. Performance times are on Sun. at 2:30 p.m. and on other days at 8:30 p.m., except as noted. Tickets to Fri. concerts are also good for prelude concerts in Ozawa Hall, but seating there is first come, first served. Tickets for most concerts range from $14 for lawn seats to $76 for box seats. Tickets to Sat. open rehearsals are $15. http://www.bso.org June 22 and 23, at 7 p.m., in the theater, the Boston Early Music Festival Production of Lully's Thesee June 24, at 2:30 p.m., in Ozawa Hall, the BEMF/Lully Opera Orchestra, featuring sopranos Kendra Colton and Ann Monoyios and tenor Howard Crook, perform Rameau's La Guirlande, ou Les Fleurs enchantees (ballet score) and Clerambault's La Muse de l'opera June 29, in Ozawa Hall, the Juilliard String Quartet performs Beethoven's Quartet No. 6 in B-flat, Op. 18, No. 6; Bartok's Quartet No. 6; and Mendelssohn's Quartet No. 6 in F minor, Op. 80. June 30, in the Shed at 5:45 p.m.

67. Conductors Retreat At Medomak piece written by librettist Langston Hughes and stridepianist James P Serkin, LorinHollander, Leon Fleisher, Awadagin Pratt, yefim bronfman, Malcom Frager http://www.conductorsretreat.org/ken.php

Conductor Kenneth Kiesler is Director of Orchestras and Professor of Conducting at the School of Music of the University of Michigan. There he has conducted orchestras, choral/orchestral works and opera productions, and headed the orchestral conducting program since 1995. The graduate conducting programs attract applicants world-wide and have been consistently ranked first in the nation by US News and World Report . His former students hold prominent positions with major symphony orchestras, opera companies and educational institutions, and have won major international competitions. Mr. Kiesler regularly leads conductors' master classes for the American Symphony Orchestra League, the Conductors' Guild, the Conductors' Institute, the Manhattan School of Music, the Royal Academy of Music, and Oxford University. Spaghetti Western Gimpel the Fool, with Third Angle, the new-music ensemble of Portland, Oregon. Kiesler has appeared as guest conductor with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center, the Chicago Symphony at Orchestra Hall, the Utah, Detroit, New Jersey, Florida, Indianapolis, Memphis, and San Diego Symphonies; the orchestras of Albany, Virginia, Omaha, Fresno, Long Beach, Long Island and Portland, the Texas Chamber Orchestra, the Ohio Chamber Orchestra, as well as the Festivals of Meadowbrook, Skaneateles, Sewanee, Breckenridge, and Aspen. Kiesler has appeared several times with the Jerusalem Symphony and the Haifa Symphony in Israel, the Osaka Philharmonic in Japan, the Puerto Rico Symphony in San Juan, the New Symphony Orchestra in Sofia, Bulgaria, and the Pusan Symphony among others in Korea.

68. Dallas Symphony Orchestra pianist yefim bronfman uses his commanding brilliance to perform Brahms’mighty Piano Concerto No. 2 January 29Feburary 1, 2004. http://www.dallassymphony.com/?crs=pr&article=56

69. Classics Today.com - Your Online Guide To Classical Music 3 was yefim bronfman, hovering over the keyboard with a bearish embrace and releasingcascades of t miss when played to the hilt by a good pianist and orchestra http://www.classicstoday.com/Classics/ConcertReview_ASPFiles/ViewConcertReview.a

70. Iclassics.com - Classical Music And More July 18 – 7 PM yefim bronfman Plays Brahms this year bronfman will be accompaniedby the Aspen Festival Chamber Symphony and legendary pianistteacher Leon http://www.iclassics.com/iclassics/feature.jsp?featureId=613

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72. TimesDispatch.com Substitute Pianist Doesn't Disappoint brought us yefim bronfman as a replacement; another introduced us to JeanYves Thibaudet.Now comes Valentina Lisitsa, a Ukrainian-American pianist who plays http://www.timesdispatch.com/flair/prime/MGBT246KFBD.html

73. Classical Pianist Jon Kimura Parker - Announcements brightest international stars including Emanuel Ax, Joshua Bell, yefim bronfman,Lynn Harrell Six is a project conceived by Canadian pianist Janina Fialkowska. http://www.kimura.com/announce.html

Jon Kimura Parker - Announcements Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival 2000 - Festival CD is now available! The Fourth Season of the Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival was a great success! It featured a children's concert, and performances were presented twice to satisfy the demand for tickets. In addition to the Orcas Center, the Eastsound Episcopal Church was chosen again as a second performance venue. The participating artists were Artistic Director Aloysia Friedmann, Martin Friedmann, and Jeanne Preucil Rose (violin/viola), William Preucil, Gwen Starker Preucil and Stephen Rose (violin), Desmond Hoebig and Toby Saks (cello), Owen Kotler (clarinet), Jon Kimura Parker and Jamie Parker (piano). If you would like to be placed on our mailing list to obtain info on Season Five, please call (360) 376-6636. If you would like to order the live recording of the FIRST SEASON of the Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival on CD , please email the webmaster Ingrid Verhamme at: iverham@yahoo.com to have your order processed! Send a cheque or money order for USD 24.95 (this includes tax and shipping/handling costs), made out to "Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival", to the following address:

74. 440hertz - The London Piano Recital Database 440hertz, Recitals are currently sorted by pianist, then by date, Sortby date. Fri Mozart. Fri 30 th Aug 02, yefim bronfman concerto Bartók. http://www.440hertz.com/archive/index_name.htm

Recitals are currently sorted by pianist, then by date Sort by date Fri 19 th Jul 02 Piotr Anderszewski concerto Mozart Sat 14 th Sep 02 Leif Ove Andsnes concerto Grieg Thu 22 nd Aug 02 Martha Argerich concerto Ravel Mon 9 th Sep 02 Emanual Ax concerto Beethoven Thu 21 st Nov 02 Emanual Ax Beethoven, Bernstein, Chopin Tue 26 th Nov 02 Daniel Barenboim Mozart, Beethoven, Liszt Thu 7 th Nov 02 Boris Berezovsky concerto Tchaikovsky Thu 19 th Sep 02 Christian Blackshaw Mozart, Schumann, Schubert Sun 6 th Oct 02 Gergely Bogányi Chopin Mon 24 th Jun 02 Alfred Brendel Mozart, Schubert, Brahms Tue 3 rd Sep 02 Alfred Brendel concerto Mozart Fri 30 th Aug 02 Yefim Bronfman concerto Bartók Mon 25 th Nov 02 Imogen Cooper concerto Beethoven Sun 21 st Jul 02 Duo Kutrowatz Haydn, Schubert, Liszt Wed 26 th Jun 02 Kanae Furomoto Beethoven, Bach Sat 28 th Dec 02 Nelson Goerner Schumann, Ravel, Stravinsky Thu 5 th Sep 02 Richard Goode concerto Mozart Wed 11 th Dec 02 Richard Goode concerto Mozart Sat 10 th Aug 02 Ralf Gothóni concerto Haydn Wed 25 th Sep 02 Daniel Grimwood Chopin, Scriabin

75. Live! From The NAC - A Gala Evening Of Bethoven Accompanied by concert pianist, yefim bronfman, Maestro Zukerman conductsand performs an exciting selection of works by Ludwig Van Beethoven. http://www.soundventure.com/web/nac/

Taped live in the Opera of the National Arts Centre in Ottawa on September 29, 1999, Canada's world-renowned national orchestra performs under the direction of its Music Director, the internationally acclaimed conductor and violinist, Pinchas Zukerman. Accompanied by concert pianist, Yefim Bronfman, Maestro Zukerman conducts and performs an exciting selection of works by Ludwig Van Beethoven. The Creatures of Prometheus Overture (5 min.) Violin Sonata No. 5 in F Major (23 min.) (Pinchas Zukerman, Violin/Yefim Bronfman, Piano) Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat Major (39 min.) (Yefim Bronfman, Piano) Symphony No. 7 in A Major (33 min.) French one-hour version - "L'Orchestre du Centre national des Arts 'en concert" airing on SRC.

76. Live! From The NAC - A Gala Evening Of Bethoven conductor Pinchas Zukerman will lead the NAC Orchestra in his first official concertas Music Director with special guest artist, pianist yefim bronfman. http://www.soundventure.com/web/nac/nacrelease.html

September 20, 1999 For Release BACK LIVE! From The N.A.C. SOUND VENTURE PRODUCTIONS TEAMS UP WITH THE NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE, CBC TV AND CBC RADIO FOR GROUND-BREAKING LIVE BROADCAST EVENT Neil Bregman , President of Sound Venture Productions is proud to announce their latest performing arts special, Live! From the National Arts Centre , an unique broadcasting co-venture. On September 29, 1999, Sound Venture Productions will videotape the opening night concert of the National Arts Centre Orchestra's 1999/2000 season conducted by Pinchas Zukerman in the Opera of the NAC CBC Radio 2 will broadcast the concert live on IN PERFORMANCE , while CBC Television will broadcast the concert in its entirety the next evening from 8-10 PM as the debut program of CBC THURSDAY , the new home of prime-time performance and arts programming on CBC Television Live! From the National Arts Centre will be co-hosted by Veronica Tennant and Eric Freisen World-renowned violinist/conductor Pinchas Zukerman will lead the NAC Orchestra in his first official concert as Music Director with special guest artist, pianist

77. Chamber Music America: American Ensemble - April 2001, Volume 18, Number 2, Page Mar 11), the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center with soprano Heidi GrantMurphy (Mar 30), and violinist Isaac Stern, pianist yefim bronfman, and the http://chamber-music.org/magazine/18_2/american_18_2c.html

Chamber Music Magazine A Publication of Chamber Music America April 2001, Volume 18, Number 2 American Ensemble - Page 4 Chamber Music News from GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Concert Artists Guild celebrates its fiftieth anniversary season beginning with the 2001 International Competition at New York City's Merkin Concert Hall this April. Richard Weinert, named Concert Artists Guild's president a year ago, recently announced the addition of several new performance prizes as part of an expanded "prize package" for the competition. For the first time ever, organizations such as the Indian Hill Symphony (MA), the Pittsburgh Chamber Music Society (PA), and the Bach Museum of Leipzig (Germany) will offer concerto and recital opportunities to winners of the 2001 competition. Since 1951, the Guild has developed the careers of more than 500 instrumentalists, singers, and chamber ensembles from around the world. Programs include the annual international competition, artist management, commissions, fellowships, career development workshops, and publications. For more information, visit www.concertartists.org.

78. 2 Music School Road, Aspen CO. 81611 Tel (970) 925-3254 Fax ( Bell · July 18 Special Benefit Concert pianist yefim bronfman performs Brahms’stwo Piano Concertos with David Zinman and the Aspen Festival Orchestra http://www.ffaire.com/pr/aspen/aspen02season.html

2 Music School Road, Aspen CO. 81611 Tel: (970) 925-3254 Fax: (970) 925-5708 BACK FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Winter 2002 ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL AND SCHOOL ANNOUNCES 2002 SEASON Voices of Expatriates explores the impact of place on creativity Aspen, CO In the staggering beauty of Aspen, in the heart of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, an international student body of 800 gifted students, a renowned artist faculty, and a superb roster of performers from the world’s concert stages, come together each summer. They create a special alchemy that produces the unique combination of performing, teaching, and learning that is the Aspen Music Festival and School . During its annual nine-week season, the Festival and School presents more than 200 musical events including symphonic and chamber music concerts, operas, vocal recitals, master classes, lectures, and programs for families and children. This year the 53 year-old institution and its esteemed music director David Zinman present the 2002 season from June 20 to August 18 . The Festival and School’s season theme

79. Chamber Music In Napa Valley Details yefim bronfman was born in the USSR in 1958 and bronfman's musical friendship withIsaac Stern also began at While the fiery pianist is in demand everywhere http://www.chambermusicnapa.org/details2002.htm

Chamber Music in Napa Valley Twenty-Third Season ~ 2002-2003 The Takacs Quartet October 15, 2002 Originally Hungarian, now half Hungarian and half English, the Takacs Quartet in their 22nd year are clearly established through their recordings and electrifying performances as one of the top quartets in the world today. The Times of London described them as "an extraordinary tour de force of collaborative virtuosity." Their performance here of the Schubert G major Quartet was one of the greatest moments in our history. This year by our special request they will play Schubert's other late masterpiece, the Quintet, with the exceptional cellist, Natasha Brofsky, who appeared here last year with her Peabody Trio. The first half of their program for us will be Mozart KV 598 and the Ravel Quartet. Pinchas Zukerman and Marc Neikrug October 16, 2002 The Artemis Quartet October 29, 2002 The Artemis Quartet formed at the Musikhochschule in Luebeck, Germany, 12 years ago, and now resides in Berlin. In 1995 the young ensemble began a winning streak across the gamut of string quartet competitions and is now widely regarded as the premier quartet of the new generation of Europe. The Washington Post wrote that their performance "breathed fire and sweat," and the Frankfurter Allgemeine said, "This was a performance of the most incredible intensity of communication from first to last." When we have asked other ensembles over the past few years "Who is hot?" the Artemis has been the answer. They will perform Mozart KV 387, Bartok No. 3, and Beethoven Op. 132, the great A minor Quartet.

80. Recordings Of Op. 57 57. pianist, Quartet, Rec. bronfman, yefim, Julliard Quartet(Joel Smirnoff,Ronald Copes, Samuel Rhodes, Joel Krosnick), 1999, Sony, SK 60677, http://develp.envi.osakafu-u.ac.jp/staff/kudo/dsch/work/quinte.html

Piano Quintet in G minor Op. 57 Pianist Quartet Rec. Label Number Note Recommendation ALLER, Victor Hollywood Quartet(Felix Slatkin, Paul Shure, Paul Robyn, Eleanor Aller) Testament SBT 1077 APPLE HILL CHAMBER PLAYERS(Phillip Levy, Rebecca Stout, Betty Hauck, Paul Cohen, Eric Stumacher) Centaur CRC 2157 ASHKENAZY, Vladimir Fitzwilliam Quartet(Christopher Rowland, Jonathan Sparey, Alan George, Iaon Davis) London AUER, Edward Christiaan Bor, Paul Rosenthal (Vn), Marcus Thompson (Va), Godfriend Hoogeveen (Vc) Vanguard BEAUX ARTS TRIO(Isidore Cohen(vn), Peter Wiley(vc), Menahem Pressler(pf)) Eugene Drucker (Vn), Lawrence Dutton (Va) Philips BENSON, Clifford Alberni Quartet(Howard Davis, Peter Pople, Roger Best, David Smith) crd CRD 1051 LP BERMAN, Boris Vermeer Quartet(Shmuel Ashkenasi, Mathias Tacke, Richard Young, Marc Johnson) Naxos Supraphon Columbia-OS-2141-S(LP) BINGHAM, John Medici Quartet(Paul Robertson, David Matthews, Ivo-Jan van der Werff, Anthony Lewis) Nimbus NI 5156 BLACKSHAW, Christian Brodsky Quartet(Andrew Haveron, Ian Belton, Paul Cassidy, Jacqueline Thomas) Challenge Classics BORODIN TRIO(Rostislav Dubinsky(vn), Yuli Turovsky(vc), Lyubov Edlina(pf))

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