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For information, call (979) 249-3129 James Dick , piano On Saturday, April 26, 2003 at 3 P.M. in the Concert Hall at Festival Hill, Hwy. 237 and Jaster Road in Round Top, The International Festival-Institute at Round Top James Dick performing music of Bach/Vivaldi, Beethoven, Chopin, Scriabin and Prokofiev Concert tickets are $15.00 for adults and $5.00 for students and children and are available at the door of the Concert Hall one hour prior to each event. Advance tickets are available with Visa and Master Card. For tickets and information call (979) 249-3129 or visit www.festivalhill.org Following the Saturday afternoon concert at 6:30 P.M., an elegant reception in the historic Menke House Parlors precedes a gourmet dinner in the Dining Room. The reception and dinner are $40.00 per person inclusive. Reservations are required. Music lovers delight in weekends spent at Festival Hill in either the historic Menke House or attractive studio residencies. All rooms feature private bath and entrances. Rooms are available with two to four twin beds. A few rooms have one or two double beds. Overnight guests enjoy a complimentary Sunday breakfast in the Menke House Dining Room. Menke House reservations are $65.00 per person per night and studio residences are $50.00 per person per night (based on double occupancy.) Single supplement add $25. Reservations are required. We recommend overnight accommodations and dinner reservations be made as far in advance as possible. Payment by personal check, money order and/or Visa or Master Card will hold the reservation.

2. The Debussy Quartet College Station, TX Texas A M University (with guest pianist james dick). Sat 15 Feb 03 http://www.jwentworth.com/debussy/tour.htm

The Debussy String Quartet January-February 2003 US Tour Fri 31 Jan 03 Crockett, TX: Piney Woods Fine Arts Association Sun 2 Feb 03 St. Louis, MO: Kirkwood Presbyterian Tue 4 Feb 03 Bloomfield Hills, MI (Detroit area): Cranbrook Music Guild Fri 7 Feb 03 Madisonville, KY: Madisonville Community College Sun 9 Feb 03 Pittsburgh, PA: Frick Collection Tue 11 Feb 03 Little Rock, AR: University of Arkansas Wed 12 Feb 03 Little Rock, AR: University of Arkansas master class Thu 13 Feb 03 Sat 15 Feb 03 Round Top, TX: Round Top Festival-Institute (with pianist James Dick) Sun 16 Feb 03 St. Petersburg, FL: Museum of Fine Arts Mon 17 Feb 03 Daytona Beach, FL: Central Florida Cultural Endeavours Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Daytona Beach Past U.S. Tour Information: Fri 1 Feb 02 Lakes Wales FL: Lake Wales Arts Council Sun 3 Feb 02 Washington, DC: National Gallery (with guest pianist James Dick)

3. Dick Hyman underway in the early 50's, dick Hyman has functioned as a pianist, organist, arranger, conductor, and composer. Big Three The Music of Fats, james P. and Willie "The Lion" http://www.riverwalk.org/profiles/hyman.htm

Dick Hyman Throughout a busy musical career which got underway in the early 50's, Dick Hyman has functioned as a pianist, organist, arranger, conductor, and composer. His versatility in all these areas has resulted in well over one hundred albums recorded under his own name and many more in support of other artists. While developing a masterful facility for improvisation in his own piano style, Mr. Hyman has investigated the earliest periods of jazz and ragtime and has researched and recorded the music of Scott Joplin, Jelly Roll Morton, James P. Johnson, Zez Confrey, Eubie Blake, Fats Waller, and other early figures. He includes this historical material in his frequent solo recitals. Other solo recordings include the music of Irving Berlin, Harold Arlen, Cole Porter, George Gershwin, and Duke Ellington. A new recording with orchestra is known as From The Age Of Swing. Mr. Hyman's concert compositions include his Piano Concerto, Ragtime Fantasy, and Sonata For Violin And Piano. In his numerous public appearances he has performed solo, with orchestra, with his own quintet, with cornetist Ruby Braff, and in duo-piano appearances with Derek Smith, Roger Kellaway, Ralph Sutton, and the late Dick Wellstood. For the past ten summers he has acted as artistic director of the acclaimed Jazz In July series of concerts at New York's 92nd St. Y and frequently appears in the United States and abroad in solo recitals. In 1995 Mr. Hyman was inducted into the Jazz Hall Of Fame of

4. James Dick james dick is a brilliant artist as well as a visionary. While pursuing a distinguishedcareer as a concert pianist, he began the FestivalInstitute in 1971 http://www.rtis.com/reg/roundtop/jamesd.htm

JAMES DICK FOUNDER AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF THE FESTIVAL-INSTITUTE James Dick is a brilliant artist as well as a visionary. While pursuing a distinguished career as a concert pianist, he began the Festival-Institute in 1971 with concerts in the Winedale performance barn. Many of the Festival's first concerts were in tents on the property of supporters. Slowly, and with remarkable care, he and the brilliant team he has created, have produced a remarkable institution with a 200 acre campus of incomparable beauty. The wooded countryside on the edge of Round Top nestles wonder after wonder. Stone bridges lead to beautifully restored Victorian homes surrounded by clever herb gardens amidst crumbling ruins. It's dreamlike. There's a reason for that. It was a dream. James Dick's dream...at least the first part of it...has come true. Read the Round Top Register's interview of this fascinating man. He graduated from the University of Texas with special honors in piano in 1963. He was a student of pianist and pedagogue Dalies Frantz. Subsequently, Dick received two Fulbright Fellowships for study at the Royal Academy of Music in London and private study with Sir Clifford Curzon, a major pianist of this century. Dick was also a top winner in the Tchaikovsky, Busoni and Leventritt international competitions and since, represented the United States on the juries of the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow and the Van Cliburn Piano Competition in Fort Worth.

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JAMES DICK FOUNDER AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF THE FESTIVAL-INSTITUTE James Dick is a brilliant artist as well as a visionary. While pursuing a distinguished career as a concert pianist, he began the Festival-Institute in 1971 with concerts in the Winedale performance barn. Many of the Festival's first concerts were in tents on the property of supporters. Slowly, and with remarkable care, he and the brilliant team he has created, have produced a remarkable institution with a 200 acre campus of incomparable beauty. The wooded countryside on the edge of Round Top nestles wonder after wonder. Stone bridges lead to beautifully restored Victorian homes surrounded by clever herb gardens amidst crumbling ruins. It's dreamlike. There's a reason for that. It was a dream. James Dick's dream...at least the first part of it...has come true. Read the Round Top Register's interview of this fascinating man. He graduated from the University of Texas with special honors in piano in 1963. He was a student of pianist and pedagogue Dalies Frantz. Subsequently, Dick received two Fulbright Fellowships for study at the Royal Academy of Music in London and private study with Sir Clifford Curzon, a major pianist of this century. Dick was also a top winner in the Tchaikovsky, Busoni and Leventritt international competitions and since, represented the United States on the juries of the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow and the Van Cliburn Piano Competition in Fort Worth.

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Visionary The James Dick Interview (From interview in 1996) Festival Hill - He didn’t like the word “visionary” very much. Like the word “dream”, it sounded flighty and impermanent to him... somehow temporary...and James Dick is not at all interested in the word “temporary”. I went to this interview as an unabashed admirer. I didn’t even pretend to be objective. This is a man who has accomplished many things that I admire and more, a man whose goals and values have served as a model for me. When I told him all this, he dismissed it. I am not sure he was embarrassed by my adulation but I am quite sure that he considered it irrelevant. Mr. Dick is interested in what he and others can “do” with the gifts they are given, not what they say. James Dick has “done” a few things in his life. After graduating from the University of Texas, he received two Fulbright Fellowships for study at the Royal Academy of Music in London and private study with Sir Clifford Curzon, a major pianist of this century. He was also a top winner in the Tchaikovsky, Busoni and Leventritt international competitions and since, represented the United States on the juries of the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow and the Van Cliburn Piano Competition in Fort Worth.

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J ames D ick, concert pianist "...patrician civility and a lucid beautiful sonority that never becomes harsh but is never bland...he gave us all his insights without artifice. There is, too, an architectural proportion that gives even Lisztian bravura passages a sense of purpose and emotional containment." Harris Goldsmith "He is a magnificent artist with a voice filled with radiance and poetry" JoAnn Falletta Contact Information Alain G. D Telephone Fax Postal address PO Box 89 Round Top TX 78954-0089 , U.S.A. Electronic mail General Information: alaindeclert@hotmail.com Webmaster: alaindeclert@hotmail.com [ Home ] Biography Reviews Schedule Recordings ... Feedback Send mail to alaindeclert@hotmail.com with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: 03/12/2003

8. James Dick, Concert Pianist patrician civility and a lucid beautiful sonority that never becomes harshbut is never bland he gave us all his insights without artifice. http://jamesdick.org/

J ames D ick, concert pianist "...patrician civility and a lucid beautiful sonority that never becomes harsh but is never bland...he gave us all his insights without artifice. There is, too, an architectural proportion that gives even Lisztian bravura passages a sense of purpose and emotional containment." Harris Goldsmith "He is a magnificent artist with a voice filled with radiance and poetry" JoAnn Falletta Contact Information Alain G. D Telephone Fax Postal address PO Box 89 Round Top TX 78954-0089 , U.S.A. Electronic mail General Information: alaindeclert@hotmail.com Webmaster: alaindeclert@hotmail.com [ Home ] Biography Reviews Schedule Recordings ... Feedback Send mail to alaindeclert@hotmail.com with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: 03/12/2003

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J ames D ick, concert pianist "Dick's outing was in Rachmaninoff's "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini", where everything came together gloriously. The orchestra with Boreyko pounced on every cue. Dick was every bit poetic, demonstrative and flashy where required. The sum total was that Dick was involved with the score so intimately that everything seemed second nature." Jay Foraker, San Antonio Southside Reporter, June 27, 2002 "There followed a graceful, finely spun performance of Mozart's G-major piano concerto, K. 453, featuring James Dick. He gave an unusually expressive, ruminative interpretation of the second movement. The final holds the bright little tune that Mozart's pet starling learned to whistle. Dick's reading of that theme and variations fairly danced with brisk, crystalline passagework." Diane Windeler, San Antonio Express News, April 14, 2002 "The elegance of Dick's finger work was a marvel. No pounding excesses or crabbed uncertainties were found here. Just poetic passagework that resulted from a technique that produces subtle shadings and musical phrases that "flowed like oil," which Mozart often said should occur in performances of his keyboard works. While Dick's playing was often delicate and caressing in the best sense, there also was an underlying strength and firmness of character always evident." (Mozart's Piano Concerto in G, K.453)

11. James Dick -- UTD Arts And Humanaties james dick, pianist. jdick01.jpg (14244 bytes), The University of Texasat Dallas (UTD) presented a performance by classical pianist http://www.utdallas.edu/dept/ah/event_archive/JDick.htm

UTD Homepage Events Index Events Archive James Dick, Pianist The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) presented a performance by classical pianist James Dick in the UTD Conference Center on March 30 at 8 p.m. Dick performed Concerto in D by J.S. Bach (based on Vivaldi's Concerto Grosso Op. 3/7), Sonata No. 23 in f " Appassionata " by Beethoven, Ricercare and Toccata by Gian Carlo Menotti, Nocturne in c (posth) and Waltz No.14 in e , B.56 by Frederic Chopin, and Sonata No. 3 in a, Op. 28 by Sergei Prokofiev. Dick has performed with the Chicago Symphony, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the National Symphony and many other major orchestras, with such conductors as Eugene Ormandy, John Barbirolli, James Levine, Lorin Maazel, Eiji Oue, Robert Spano Christopher Hogwood Stefan Sanderling , James de Preist, Pascal Verrot, Lawrence Foster, Sergiu Commissiona, Alain Lombard, Jerzy Semkov. In chamber music, he has been guest soloist with the Cleveland, Tokyo, Parisii, Ravel, Debussy and Cassatt Quartets and the Dorian and Moragues Wind Quintets, concertizing as well with Erick Friedman, Yo-Yo Ma, Regis Pasquier, Young Uck Kim, Raphael Hillyer, Rostislav Dubinsky, Martin Lovett, Guy Deplus

12. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS P Classical pianist james dick To Perform In Concert At UT.Dallas ConferenceCenter On March 30. RICHARDSON, Texas (March 8, 2002) The http://www.utdallas.edu/utdgeneral/news/jdick.htm

News Release For immediate release News contacts: Sadie Prater, UTD sprater@utdallas.edu Classical Pianist James Dick To Perform In Concert At U.T.Dallas Conference Center On March 30 RICHARDSON, Texas (March 8, 2002) - The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) will present a performance by classical pianist James Dick in the UTD Conference Center on March 30 at 8 p.m. Dick will perform Concerto in D by J.S. Bach (based on Vivaldi's Concerto Grosso Op. 3/7), Sonata No. 23 in f " Appassionata " by Beethoven, Ricercare and Toccata by Gian Carlo Menotti, Nocturne in c (posth) and Waltz No.14 in e , B.56 by Frederic Chopin, and Sonata No. 3 in a, Op. 28 by Sergei Prokofiev. Recognized as one of the truly important pianists of his generation, Dick brings keyboard sonorities of captivating opulence and brilliance to performances that radiate intellectual insight and emotional authenticity. Dick's early triumphs as top prizewinner in the Tchaikovsky, Busoni and Leventritt International Competitions were a mere prelude to an eminent career highlighted by acclaimed recitals and concerto performances in the world's premier concert halls, including New York's Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Town Hall and 92nd Street "Y", London's Queen Elizabeth Hall, Wigmore Hall and Purcell Room, le Theatre du Chatelet and Salle Gaveau in Paris, the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, the Kennedy Center and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, and Orchestra Hall in Chicago.

13. Events Festival Concert Hall. Edvard Grieg / Piano Concerto in a. Hector Berlioz / SymphonieFantastique. JoAnn Falletta, conductor. james dick, pianist. Tuesday. June 17. http://www.festivalhill.org/Events.htm

Events Tickets, information and reservations by phone at 979-249-3129 or email The International Festival-Institute at Round Top 2002 - 2003 August-to-April Concert Season Saturday March 29, 2003 Festival Hill For program times, tickets and other information call 2nd ANNUAL POETRY FORUM Saturday April 26, 2003 Festival Concert Hall 3 PM $15 Adult/ $5 Student JAMES DICK , piano Sunday April 27, 2003 Edythe Bates Old Chapel 10:30 AM $15 Adult/ $5 Student ALAIN G. D CLERT , organ J. S. Bach again and again! The 2003 International Festival-Institute at Round Top 33rd Season June 7 - July 12, 2003 Tickets and information by phone at 979-249-3129 or email Saturday June 7 1:30 PM Edythe Bates Old Chapel Adult $15 Student $10 Aaron Copland Works for Violin and Piano William Terwilliger, violin; Andrew Cooperstock, piano. Saturday June 7 3:00 PM Festival Concert Hall Adult $15 Student $10 Opening Chamber Music Concert Ludwig van Beethoven / Piano Trio No. 7 in B-flat Op. 97 “Archduke” Nino Rota / Nonet James Dick Erick Friedman Emilio Col òn ... Dorian Wind Quintet Saturday June 7 8:00 PM Festival Concert Hall Adult $20 Student $15 William Schuman / American Festival Overtur e Samuel Barber / Knoxville: Summer of 1915 Hector Berlioz / Harold in Italy Peter Bay , conductor Karol Bennett, soprano

14. The Debussy Quartet - Press Release K. 428. pianist james dick is slated to join the quartet for selectedappearances of the Dvorak piano quintet. The Debussy Quartet http://www.jwentworth.com/debussy/press.htm

The Debussy String Quartet Returns for a Spring 2003 U.S. Tour The Debussy String Quartet's 2003 North American tour is now underway, starting with concerts in Crockett, Texas and St. Louis, Missouri. Comprising the dates of January 30 - February 21, 2003, the tour includes return engagements in Missouri, Kentucky, Texas and in St. Petersburg, Florida at the Museum of Fine Arts. On this tour, the quartet will also make their first appearance at The Frick Art Museum in Pittsburgh. This remarkable French ensemble will offer several exciting programs, including an all French set of works of Lekeu, Franck and Ravel. Other programs offer the Shostakovich 9th quartet, Stravinsky's Three Pieces and Concertino, Janacek's 2nd Quartet, Haydn's opus 33 #2 and the Mozart Quartet K. 428. Pianist James Dick is slated to join the quartet for selected appearances of the Dvorak piano quintet. The Debussy Quartet are renowned internationally for their beautiful performances and fine recordings. They keep up a demanding performance and teaching schedule while fulfilling their commitment to a ten year recording contract on the Arion label. First heard in the United States at Texas' famed Round Top Festival, their appearance on nationwide radio (NPR's "Performance Today") showcased their Round Top performance of Beethoven's Quartet # 11, opus 95 (the "Serioso"). The group made their fourth U.S. tour in January-February of 2002, including appearances in Los Angeles, Palm Springs, San Antonio, Round Top, Oklahoma City and at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC among other communities. The quartet's past U.S. tours have included engagements in New York (the 92nd Street "Y"), Palm Beach, Washington DC, San Diego, St. Louis, Austin, Houston, Detroit and many other communities from coast to coast.

15. LINK&LINK dick, james Internationally renowned pianist and founder of the InternationalFestival-Institute at Round Top. Ehnes, james - concert violinist. http://www.nsknet.or.jp/~saekims/LINK.htm

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17. Long Way From St. Louis: The Story Of Jazz Pianist Ralph Sutton An outstanding pianist in the great tradition of stride giants such as james P.Johnson On TV, Ralph has appeared on the dick Cavett Show, the Ed Sullivan http://www.riverwalk.org/proglist/showpromo/sutton1.htm

Long Way From St. Louis: The Story of Jazz Pianist Ralph Sutton Broadcast the week of 11/1/01 Left: Ralph Sutton at the Landing, March, 2000. Photo: Don Mopsick Ralph Earl Sutton was born in Hamburg, Missouri on November 4, 1922. His career got under way when he joined Jack Teagarden in 1941 while he was still in college. During the 1940s he attracted widespread attention, thanks to his participation in a series of radio shows hosted by jazz writer Rudi Blesh ,This is Jazz . He had a trio with Albert Nicholas, and beginning in 1948 he worked eight years as intermission pianist at Eddie Condon's club in New York. Later he worked for Bob Scobey and, in 1963, was featured at the first Dick Gibson Jazz Party in Denver which was to lead to the formation in 1968 of the World's Greatest Jazzband. Sutton was a founding member. Thereafter, Sutton's star rose and remains in the ascendancy with a series of record albums and world tours, solo and in a variety of settings. His musical partners in these ventures included Ruby Braff, Jay McShann Kenny Davern , and Peanuts Hucko . He continues to perform with great panache and a seemingly undiminished level of invention into the 21st century. An outstanding pianist in the great tradition of stride giants such as James P. Johnson and Fats Waller, Sutton's style is both forceful and lightly dancing, as the needs of his repertoire demand. Drawing from the century-old tradition of jazz piano, from ragtime through the blues to Harlem stride, Sutton brings to his playing such inventive enthusiasm that everything he does seems freshly minted.

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Musical Online MusicalOnline Magazine Web Concert Hall Classifieds Weather ... Free Registration Keyboard Links top s s Classical Newage Jazz Harpsichord Organ ... Misc Classical Alessandra Ammara Panayotis Bernard Archontides - is a known Greek-Australian pianist and recording artist. The site contains info on the artist, his activities, audio clips and links to other music sites. Artymiw, Lydia Alexander Braginsky Berman, Bart Jeffrey Biegel ... Chen, Gwhyneth - The Grand Prize Winner of 1999 International Web Concert Hall Competition and the first prize of Ivo Pogorelich International Piano Competition. Choi, Janny Nicolas Constantinou Introductory, Biographical, contact Cooperstock, Andrew - Pianist. Winner of the National Federation of Music Clubs Competition. He is Associate Professor of Piano at the University of Oklahoma. Crawshaw, Sandra Dick, James Dowling Richard Lara Downes - has attracted attention as one of the most exciting and communicative young pianists of today's generation, cited by critics for her "breathtaking virtuosity" and "penetrating, sensitive accounts of classical and romantic repertoire". Find out about Lara's concert tours, recordings, news and reviews! Will Duchon Erlendsdottir, Edda

19. Dick Buckley's Archives Of Jazz dick Buckley's Archives of Jazz was a favorite program Norvo Trio 2 438 Horace Silver,pianist 439 Toshiko Blakey's Jazz Messengers 1958 442 Harry james Orch. http://www.chipublib.org/008subject/001artmusic/buckley/buckley.html

DICK BUCKLEY'S ARCHIVES OF JAZZ Dick Buckley's Archives of Jazz was a favorite program broadcast by WBEZ , the National Public Radio affiliate in Chicago. In conjunction with the station, Its host, a knowledgeable and respected jazz scholar, donated to the Music Information Center, 427 Archives of Jazz master tapes which originally aired from 1989-93. The collection is on 10" reel-to-reel tapes and covers 32 linear feet. The tapes can be accessed in the Listening/Viewing Center, 8th floor, Harold Washington Library Center. Call 312 747-4850 for hours. Presently, Mr. Buckley continues his broadcasting career, and in 2002 marked his 25th year hosting a jazz program on WBEZ. Images of musicians shown below to complement the Archives of Jazz listings are from the Music Information Center's Photograph Collection. PROGRAM NUMBER AND TITLE 001 L.A. Big Bands of the Late '50s

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SECTION SEVEN sm COLUMN SIXTY-THREE, SEPTEMBER 2001 The Blacklisted Journalist) A Myth-Shattering Biography of an Icon THE JAMES DEAN STORY © 1975, 1995 Ronald Martinetti) CHAPTER FOUR BEFORE ARRIVING IN NEW YORK, Jimmy stopped off in Chicago to see Rogers Brackett, who was staying at the Ambassador East. Brackett remembers Dean made quite a stir striding through the lobby of the expensive hotel dressed in blue jeans, and carrying his bullfighter's cape slung over his shoulder. After about a week in the Windy City, Dean visited the Reverend DeWeerd for a few days at his new home in Indianapolis and paid a visit to the farm to see his aunt and uncle. Then he proceeded on his journey. In New York, Dean took a room at the Iroquois Hotel on West 44th Street, several blocks from Times Square. It was October 195 1. "New York frightened and overwhelmed me," Dean said afterward. "For the first few weeks I barely strayed from my hotel. I would see three movies a day to ease the loneliness I felt." Gradually, as his fears subsided, he began to explore the city around him.

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