61. Jeanne Golan, Pianist - Reviews Directed by NEC faculty member stephen drury, SICPP (or, as drury loves to about109 (his birth date is uncertain), the virtuoso pianistconductor-composer http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/~golanj/myhomepage/reviews/SICPPBostonHerald.htm

62. Radio National - Melisma - Playlist 26 July C BMG Music Catalyst 09026 61980 2 stephen drury `John Cage Folk Masters' (jubilantgospel singer/pianist) 2'30 Hard Times Come Again No More' stephen Foster C http://abc.net.au/rn/music/melisma/pl98/pl9807/pl980726.htm

Radio National Melisma Playlists Sunday 26 July, 1998 Music details of each track are presented in the following order: BROADCAST TIME OF ITEM TRACK NUMBER AND TITLE COMPOSER RECORDING COMPANY AND CD NUMBER ARTIST AND CD TITLE DURATION OF TRACK DESCRIPTION OF TRACK Melisma with Robyn Johnston 1005-1200 Radio National (repeated the following Sunday 0105-0300 on RN and RA) 1006 CD disc 1 cut 3 `Courante (from Suite no 1 in G major BWV1007) J S Bach C EMI France EMI 5 69000 2 Paul Tortelier `J S Bach:The Cello Suites' (solo cello) 1010 CD cut 8 `No 8 in A flat major(from:Twelve Studies in all the Major Keys, Opus 35) Charles Valentin Alkan C Tall Poppies Records TP 055 Stephanie McCallum `Alkan:Major Key Studies Op.35' (solo piano) Australian performance**************************** segue CD cut 13 `Leander' William Duckworth C The Rooke Chapel Choir/Albany Records TROY 098 The Rooke Chapel Choir `An American Collage-Music for Solo Voice and Chorus' (choir-20th cent. composition based on American shape note hymn) segue CD cut 5 `La chanson de la folle au bord de la mer(No 8 of the 25 preludes opus 31)' Charles Valentin Alkan C Tall Poppies Records TP 081 Stephanie McCallum `Alkan and Magnard' (solo piano-powerful and lyrical with an undertone of madness) Australian performance****************************** 1024 CD cut 8 `Piece Op 39' Ernest Chausson C Hyperion Records CDA 67028 Devoyon/Graffin/Hoffman/Neidich/Chilingirian Quartet `Chausson' (lyrical 19th century French melody for cello and piano) segue CD cut 30 `Vocalise'

63. Buy Prustman / Byrne / NSOI / Fagen MacDowell: Piano Concertos - Opuscds.com Cla Superbly crafted performances by pianist stephen Prutsman in the concertos and bycellist Aisling druryByrne in the gorgeous Romance for cello and orchestra http://www.opuscds.com/cd/26722

search composer, performer, work, ensemble or CD: $NZD $AUD $USD your classical music cd store home log in create account shopping cart ... contact BROWSE Bargain Baroque Chamber Choral ... World Music EMAIL UPDATES Be the first to hear about specials and updates - click here to subscribe.. CURRENCY Select currency: $NZD $AUD $USD TELL A FRIEND Spread the word about opuscds.com with tell a friend.. SHIPPING Yes, we ship ANYWHERE! click here for shipping info.. Need help? See our help page.. Home Concerto Prustman / Byrne / NSOI / Fagen Prustman / Byrne / NSOI / Fagen - MacDowell: Piano Concertos Artist: Prustman / Byrne / NSOI / Fagen Album: MacDowell: Piano Concertos Cat. #: Discs: Label: Naxos Usually ships: 2-3 days Normally: NZD OpusCDs Price: NZD Qty: opuscds.com review The American Classics series on Naxos continues with a programme devoted to one of the key figures in late-19th century American music, Edward Macdowell. Macdowell's two piano concertos are works of immense charm and immediate melodic appeal. Full of romantic bravura, they demand much of the pianist, being reminiscent of Saint-Saëns, or even Liszt. The remaining pieces are equally beguiling, combining passages of scintillating vigour and moments of blissful melody. Superbly crafted performances by pianist Stephen Prutsman in the concertos and by cellist Aisling Drury-Byrne in the gorgeous Romance for cello and orchestra, supported with customary excellence and musicianship by the NSOI under Arthur Fagan. Well worth investigating at Naxos’s bargain price.

64. This Is David Lander; This Is David Harper (an Episode Guide) Caroline Jones , David Coussell pianist , Bernard Gallagher Spanish Teacher ,Hugh Munro Dr. stephen Siddley , Anne Brian Bell , Ken drury John Paton http://epguides.com/ThisisDavid/guide.shtml

This is David Lander later This is David Harper an Episode Guide by John Lavalie Last updated: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 16:00 aired from: Oct 1988 to: Dec 1990 12 eps 30 min mono regulars: Stephen Fry as David Lander [ series 1 ] Tony Slattery as David Harper [ series 2 ] production: Tony Sarchet , writer Graham Dixon , director Back to TOP of Page TO Title List ... Theme via SoundAmerica Related links via MetaCrawler Frequently Asked Questions Full Menu ... Schedule Grid 1st Series 1988 (series is titled This is David Lander "Not a Pretty Site" gs: Alun Armstrong [ Councillor Stennalling ], Sheila Callaghan [ Selina Cadell ], Jason Carter [ Simon Worthington ], Henry Goodman [ Mickey Bessant ], Mike Grady [ George Mansfield ], Caroline Quentin [ Tricia Worthington ], Ian Sears [ Hairdresser ], Nick Stringer [ Reg Ward ], Peter Wight [ Peter Partridge ] b: 31 Oct 88 "The Nicholson Story: Red Faces at MI5" gs: Dave Atkins [ Nikolai Konyetsyn ], Frances Barber [ Irina Tereschkov ], John Franklyn-Robbins [ Proselyte ], Rosemary Martin [ Mary Partridge ], Roger Milner [ Geoffrey King ], David Ryall [ Russell Nicholson ], Juliet Stevenson [ Penny Foster ] b: 7 Nov 88 "A Growing Crisis" gs: Laura Davenport [ Mrs Brown ], Rob Edwards [ Tony Daniels ], Annie Hayes [ Pat Catchpole ], Jason Isaacs [ Dr Guy Chabot ], Gordon Kennedy [ Angler ], Neil McCaul [ Jeremy Dwyer ], John Peters [ Martin Jackson ]

65. The Connection So which 20th century composers have the staying power for the next100 years? pianist stephen drury joins us in the studio. This http://archives.theconnection.org/1999/05/con0531list.html

66. Duo Hammel-Sanchez Puertorican pianist Elena Hammel, who caught the attention of critics from The Conservatoryof Music in Boston, where she studied with stephen drury, and went http://www.concertartist.info/bios/duohammel.html

World Concert Artist Directory Duo Hammel-Sanchez Piano duo "...This duo lifts the passions of music lovers wherever it goes..." La Tribuna , Cuenca) Winner of the First Prizes in the Piano Duo Category at the XX 'TIM' International Music Competition (France, 2002) and in the II Guadamora International Chamber Music Competition (Spain, 2001) as well as the Prize for "Best Performance of Spanish Music" in the III Competition of Young Musicians (Spain, 2000), the Dúo Hammel - Sánchez has performed an expansive repertoire for both one and two pianos that ranges from Mozart to contemporary music to international public acclaim. Puertorican pianist Elena Hammel, who caught the attention of critics from The New York Times and The Boston Herald for her performance of György Ligeti's music, has received first prizes in the most important national piano competitions in Puerto Rico and Ireland. In 1995 she earned a Bachelor in Music Degree with Honors from the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, where she studied with Stephen Drury, and went on to get a Master in Music with High Honours from the Royal Irish Academy of Music in Dublin, studying with Dr. John O'Conor. She has performed in New York, Boston, Italy, Austria, Holland, Ireland and Spain, and has been the featured guest artist with the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra, the Padre Antonio Soler Chamber Orchestra and the Puerto Rico Chamber Orchestra. Born in Spain, pianist Laura Sánchez has received the titles of Superior (university level) Piano and Chamber Music Professor from the Real Conservatorio Superior de Música in Madrid. In 1997 she enrolled in the Royal Irish Academy of Music (Dublin, Ireland), where she completed a Master in Piano Performance, receiving the highest grade. Praised in numerous occasions by critics and winner of several awards in both National and International piano competitions, she has performed in numerous centers of Spain, Ireland, Italy, and Puerto Rico, and has been recorded for broadcast by National Classical Radio of Spain and the Iberoamerican Educational Television. Along with her activity of concert pianist she has worked as Head of the Piano Department at the Professional Conservatory of Music in Cuenca, Spain, and is now part of the piano faculty at the Conservatorio Profesional de Música "Isaac Albéniz" (Madrid)

67. Entertainment ... Piano Category At SunSteam Search power, authority, and selfassurance that would be impressive in any pianist. newindex stephen drury Bio Discography E-Mail Links Performance Schedule Rogues http://www.sunsteam.com/directory/Entertainment/Music/Artists_and_Bands/Classica

Classified ads Community Affiliate program MP3/Music ... Submit a site Search for: Blackjack Gambling Poker Slot Machines ... Tickets Any Term All Terms Entire Directory This Category Only Within your results Home Entertainment Music Artists and Bands ... By Instrument Piano Try a Websearch! Results 1 - 15 of 56 Anna Kravtchenko, classical pianist Unofficial Anna Kravtchenko Homepage... Marilyn Nonken, pianist Pianist Marilyn Nonken has established herself as one of the most gifted young performers of contemporary music. Tour dates, recordings, repertoire, biography, news, reviews, mp3, real audio, more...... new index Stephen Drury Bio Discography E-Mail Links Performance Schedule Rogues Gallery Summer Institute for Contemporary Piano Performance Writings Repertoire Photographs Morton Feldman Concerts... Classical Pianist Noriko Ogawa Noriko Ogawas discography, schedule, news and announcements... Boris Bekhterev English Japanese... James Dick 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... Home Page Prizewinner of the coveted International Tchaikovsky Competition Described by the Kitzinger Zeitung Germany as phenomenal, and by The Jerusalem Post Israel as superhuman and...

68. March musicians in their own right and include the extraordinary Panamanian pianist DaniloPerez preconcert talk at 6.30pm with John Woolrich, stephen drury and John http://www.artsinsussex.com/months/march.htm

January February March April ... December Jan-2nd March* Exhibition Somewhere - Places of Refuge in Art and Life A group of 16 international contemporary artists exhibit work which explores the notion of seeking shelter, from both real and imagined places, in an effort to find solace and invoke a sense of place. Somewhere is a through provoking exhibition that draws on prevalent social issues. Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne Info: 01323 411688 1 February to 2 March Exhibition An exhibition of paintings by Ray McChrystal and textile and Glass work by Kate Laskey. Stables Theatre and Art Gallery Info: 01424 423221 Jan - 9 March * Exhibition Ceri Richards: Four Themes The art of Ceri Richards has its inspiration in the music of Debussy and Beethoven, the poetry of Dylan Thomas and classical myths such as the rape of the Sabine women. Richards (1903-1971) was one of most important artists of the mid-20th century working in Britain, his work responded to international art movements and the work of artists such as Picasso and Matisse. This exhibition of works from the collection marking the centenary of his birth illustrates the musical and poetic themes in his work, and also includes his abstract designs for vestments for Chichester Cathedral. Pallant House Gallery, Chichester

69. Canadian Jazz Musicians - Canadajazz.com J Perry at All Music Guide. Peters drury Trio Yukon Mark Reeves; stephen Rieck; VitoRezza Jazz Inspiration Records site; Doug Riley; Bryn Roberts Montreal pianist. http://canadajazz.com/artists.php

Canadian Jazz Sites Canadian Jazz Sites Submit a site email webmaster Musicians ... Venues Musicians A B C D ... T U V W X Y Z See also: Montreal Jazz Musicians Vancouver Jazz Musicians Canadian Big Bands Database Lee Aaron ... Dawn Aitken - Vancouver vocalist. Paul Aitken Frédéric Alarie Ken Aldcroft Nick "The Brownman" Ali ... Mike Allen Vancouver-based pianist, saxophonist, and composer. Steve Amirault Georgie Auld (1919-1990) at All Music Guide Ralph Alfonso - coffee jazz and poetry, and the CD, cross-breeds 50s beat jazz with 60s garage rock. Peter Appleyard at All Music Guide Holly Arsenault Charlie Austin Pianist, instructor at Grant MacEwan College. Author of An Approach To Jazz Piano, 450 Contemporary Piano Studies. Edmonton.. Avalon Motel Louis Babin trumpeter, composer and arranger. Member of the Opus Lib Brass Quintet. Laval, Quebec Tom Babin Denise Baker Vocalist based in Cambridge, Ontario Jon Ballantyne Heather Bambrick Newfoundland born, Toronto-based vocalist.

70. Tmnote By comparison the equally valid performances by stephen drury and Martine Joste,both Roger Woodward, the other original pianist slows it down to about quarter http://www.wfu.edu/users/louieg/tmnote.htm

COMPACT DISC RECORDING Triadic Memories (1983) by Morton Feldman (1926-1987) and One5 (1991) by John Cage (1912-1992) offseason productions op226 (two cds, 133 minutes) To order this compact disc go to http://www.anomalousrecords.com/ Reviews of this recording "Give the most with the least ...It [means] in creation to recognize the essential, and to create it with the least display of the means that serve as medium of expression." Hans Hofmann (Cynthia Goodman, Hans Hofmann Abbeville Press 1986) Graphic design by Kirk Love Cardboard "eco-wallet" style Sound clip (2'30") return to Morton Feldman: Thoughts and Links PROGRAM NOTE FOR TRIADIC MEMORIES Adapted from "Morton Feldman and The Shape of Time" by Louis Goldstein, in Perspectives on American Music Since 1950 published by Garland Publishing (1999) One of Morton Feldman's primary concerns during the last decade of his life was what he called the 'scale' of his composition. He pointedly distinguished between

71. Z Performed here by pianist stephen drury, the Hungarian Radio Children's Choirand the American Composers Orchestra, this premiere recording madeunder the http://www.waysidemusic.com/Templates/frmTemplateA.asp?SubFolderID=49&SearchYN=N

72. HNH - Naxos Classical Dora De Marinis is a strong and very capable pianist. stephen Johnson BBC andsimple, and is played with exquisite tone by Aisling drury Bryne, principal http://www.naxos.com/NewDesign/fopinions.files/bopinions.files/Reviews26.htm

Recent Reviews July 20, 2001 Naxos in the News Week in Review - July 20, 2001 Adam: La Jolie Fille de Gand Marco Polo 8.223772-73 "The performance is balletic in feeling and excellently played... Balletomanes, anxious to document every bit of music written for the dance, will want this set." - Turok's Choice Summer 2001 Arnold: David Copperfield and the Roots of Heaven Marco Polo 8.225167 "William Stromberg and the Moscow Symphony are getting better and better as this project progresses. They turn in marvelous performances... A magnificent gift to the composer in his 80th birthday year, and a treat for Arnold fans and movie buffs alike." - David Hurwitz Classics Today, June 29, 2001 circ. 35,000 Bach: Well Tempered Clavier 8.110651-2 and 8.110653-4 "Fischer delivers each piece as if he's experiencing it for the first time." - Rob Cowan Gramophone August 2001 Bantock: Hebridean Symphony 8.555473 "This perfectly decently played and recorded version of Bantock's Symphony looks a more attractive proposition at budget price." - Calum MacDonald BBC Music Magazine July 2001 Barber: Orchestral Works Vol. 2 8.559088

73. ARTS INTERNATIONAL ANNOUNCES GRANTS TO SUPPORT U.S. ARTISTS PERFORMING OVERSEAS Some of the recipients include pianist stephen drury of Cambridge, MAto perform at Cold Alternativa Images of American Music in Russia. http://www.artsinternational.org/whats_new/20011126_Fund_Grantees.htm

November 26, 2001 Contact: Kay Takeda, Program Manager, Advised Funds and Regranting Programs Phone: (212) 674-9744, Ext. 203 Fax: (212) 674-9092 Email: ktakeda@artsinternational.org ARTS INTERNATIONAL ANNOUNCES GRANTS TO SUPPORT U.S. ARTISTS PERFORMING OVERSEAS NEW YORK, NY (November 26, 2001) - Arts International is pleased to announce the performing artists selected to receive the latest round of grants from The Fund for U.S. Artists at International Festivals and Exhibitions. The Fund is a unique public-private partnership of the National Endowment for the Arts, the U.S. Department of State, The Pew Charitable Trusts and the Rockefeller Foundation, with additional support from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. The Fund is administered by Arts International, the only nonprofit organization in the United States dedicated exclusively to global cultural exchange in the arts. The Fund has provided more than $15 million to artists since its creation in 1987 to ensure that the excellence, diversity and vitality of the arts in the United States are represented at international festivals and exhibitions. In the final of three grant rounds this year, The Fund awarded over $185,000 to support 26 dance, music and theater artists and companies to perform at festivals in 17 countries around the world. Some of the recipients include:

74. C24 Music Playlist For Feb 18, 2003 550 pm. Felix Mendelssohn May Breezes John O'Conor, pianist Telarc 80391.552 pm. 1149 pm. John Cage Dream stephen drury, piano Catalyst 61980. http://music.mpr.org/data/listings/c24/2003/02/C2030218.html

Classical 24 Music Playlist Tuesday February 18, 2003 Central Time MID - 1AM 12:01 am Richard Wagner: Magic Fire Music Cleveland Orchestra George Szell, conductor Sony 46286 12:06 am Aaron Copland: Tender Land: Promise of Living Cincinnati Pops Erich Kunzel, conductor Telarc 80117 12:12 am Phillipe Gaubert: Madrigal James Galway, flute Phillips Moll, piano RCA 63725 12:19 am Camille Saint-Saens: Cello Concerto #1 Chicago Symphony Orchestra James Levine, conductor Matt Haimovitz, cello DG 427323 12:39 am Georg Philip Telemann: Suite La Stravaganza Denon 9398 1:01 am Darius Milhaud: 4 Romances Grant Johannesen, piano Vox 3032 1:06 am Nikolai Tcherepnin: The Distant Princess Russian National Orchestra Mikhail Pletnev, conductor DG 447084 1:16 am Antonio Vivaldi: Violin Concerto #11 Academy of Ancient Music Christopher Hogwood, conductor Monica Huggett,violin/viola LOiseau 417502 1:22 am Frank Martin: Mass: Agnus Dei Dale Warland Singers Dale Warland, conductor ACC 120 1:28 am Peter Tchaikovsky: Sleeping Beauty Ballet Suite Boston Symphony Orchestra Seiji Ozawa, conductor

75. Adventures In Sound: Prelapse Interview Ladew included note stephen drury, an excellent pianist and NECfaculty member, was instrumental in putting on this Zornfest. . http://wlt4.home.mindspring.com/adventures/articles/prelapse.htm

Prelapse: An Interview by Rich Ladew The following interviews with Alex Lacamoire (keyboards) and Mason Wendell (bass, vocals) took place over the Internet and the telephone from late October to mid November [1999?]. Visit their website often and order their CD. You need to have it, like, say yesterday!! You can also e-mail Prelapse to tell them what you think. How long was Prelapse around before the NEC/Zorn artist in residence program? Mason: Alex: The earliest moments of the band occurred in May 1994, when I transcribed a few of Zorn's Naked City charts and performed them live with Mason. In 1995, Mason and I transcribed a total of about 35 tunes and did a Naked City Tribute show that March, billed as the "Prelapsarian Collective," with me, Mason, Dane and Andy (the sax player was Demetrius Spaneas). Our next big gig was the Zorn-fest at NEC in Jan 1996, with RJ Rabin on drums and Jeff on sax. [Ladew included note: Stephen Drury, an excellent pianist and NEC faculty member, was instrumental in putting on this "Zorn-fest."] How did the New England Conservatory Of Music performance come about?

76. Sondheim Guide / Special Events (Part 2) 8, 1996 at Theater Royal, drury Lane, London of Congress Concert for stephen Sondheim's70th Norman Scribner Concertmaster Suzanne Ornstein pianist Paul Ford. http://www.geocities.com/sondheimguide/concerts2.html

Special Events, Concerts, and Benefit Performances Anyone Can Whistle in Concert Recording BAM Salutes Sondheim New York City [1997] Being Alive London [1989] Company in Concert Follies in Concert Lincoln Center [1985] [ Recording Follies in Concert London [1996] Into the Woods (Tenth Anniversary Concert) The Kennedy Center Sondheim Celebration Washington [2002] Library of Congress Concert for Sondheim's 70th Birthday Washington [2000] Mandy Patinkin in Concert: Celebrating Sondheim Merrily We Roll Along Reunion Concert Moving On London [2000] [ Recording Side By Side By Sondheim 25th Anniversary Concert The Sondheim Celebration Lincoln Center Concert Sondheim: A Celebration [S.T.A.G.E.] Los Angeles [1996] [ Recording Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall Recording Sondheim: A Musical Tribute New York City [1973] [ Recording Sondheim Tonight London [1998] [ Recording A Stephen Sondheim Evening New York City [1983] [ Recording Sunday in the Park With George (Tenth Anniversary Concert) Sweeney Todd (Los Angeles Reprise! Concerts) Sweeney Todd (London Concerts) ... Recording Anyone Can Whistle in Concert Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by Arthur Laurents One performance on April 8, 1995 at Carnegie Hall

77. Stephen Drury stephen drury. Named 1989 Musician of the Year by the Boston Globe , pianiststephen drury has concertized throughout the United States and the world. http://www.newalbion.com/artists/drurys/

Stephen Drury Named 1989 Musician of the Year by the "Boston Globe", pianist Stephen Drury has concertized throughout the United States and the world. He made a very successful New York debut at Carnegie Recital Hall in 1984 as the winner of the Concert Artists Guild International Competition and has since given solo performances at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, New York's Symphony Space and many other widely varied venues. A champion of twentieth-century music, Stephen Drury's performances of music ranging from the piano sonatas of Charles Ives to works by John Cage and the music of John Zorn have received the highest critical acclaim. He has appeared at the Subtropics Festival in Miami and the Festival of New American Music in Sacramento as well as at Roulette and The Knitting Factory in New York. He directed the world premiere of George Russell's "Time Line" for orchestra, chorus, jazz band and soloists in 1992. In 1988-89 he organized a year-long festival of the music of John Cage and, at the composer's request, played the premiere of Cage's "101" with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in April, 1989. In 1991 he commissioned new works for solo piano from John Cage and John Zorn with funding provided by Meet The Composer and performed the works in Paris and at the Walker Center in Minneapolis. In March 1995, he performed the world premiere of John Zorn's concerto "Piano Requia" with the Cologne Radio Orchestra and conductor Dennis Russell Davies. Mr. Drury was selected by the United States Information Agency for its Artistic Ambassador Program, which led to a 1986 European recital tour. A second tour in the autumn of 1988 took him to Pakistan, Hong Kong and Japan. He gave the first piano recitals ever heard in Julianehaab, Greenland, and Quetta, Pakistan. In 1989 the National Endowment for the Arts awarded Mr. Drury a Solo Recitalist Fellowship which enabled him to give residencies and recitals of American music for two years. On tour in the 1992-93 season, he gave the Latin American premieres of works by Gyorgi Ligeti, John Zorn and

78. Classical CD Reviews, May 01, Pt. 1 - AUDIOPHILE AUDITION stephen Prutsman, Piano; Aisling drury Byrne, Cello. Special mention is due pianiststephen Prutsman who partners Bushkov with wit, dash and musical substance. http://www.audaud.com/audaud/MAY01/CLASSICAL/clcds1MAY01.html

C LASSICAL CDs Pt. 1 - May 2001 Click on each cover to go directly to the review BACH: Easter Oratorio; Magnificat in DKimberly McCord, sop/Julia Gooding, sop/Robin Blaze, alto/Paul Agnew, tenor/Neal Davies, bass/Paul McCreesh, cond/Gabrieli PlayersArchiv 289 469531: Though no longer than some of the other major cantatas, the Easter Oratorio , beginning "Kommt, eilet und laufet", is generally placed among Bach's "major" sacred works. It has no Evangelist delivering Gospel texts but is a quasi-dramatic representation of the discovery of the empty tomb by four of Jesus's followers (a convenient vocal quartet). The short episodes of the Magnificat , in the D major version sung here, use constantly changing vocal forces and orchestration. Both pieces are full of imaginative scene painting and gorgeous arias and choruses. The performances on this disc are superb in every respect. McCreesh accepts our current understanding of Bach's performance practice by using the soloists as the chorus, one to a part, with his 22-member Gabrieli Players and a Baroque German church organ providing splendid support, all recorded in perfectly balanced sound. The singers are experienced Baroque specialists and they sing beautifully, with accurate intonation, clear diction, and idiomatic and expressive phrasing. McCreesh's direction, as always, is crisp and authoritative, and his period-instrument orchestral group provides rich, warm accompaniments. There are other good recordings of this glorious music, for instance from Herreweghe (Harmonia Mundi), but this one stands head and shoulders above the rest and should not be missed.

79. Browse By Artist: CAGE, JOHN Irvine Arditti (violin); Mayumi Miuata (shõ); stephen drury (piano). The pianistcan choose to play from a set of ascending pitches, as well as 'extended http://www.forcedexposure.com/artists/cage.john.html

FE Home New Releases Browse Catalog Info ... Index of Artists Browse by Artist: CAGE, JOHN Artist: CAGE, JOHN Title: Cheap Imitation Label: AMPERSAND Format: CD Price: Catalog #: AMPERE 03 Classic solo piano work, performed by Cage, 3/7/1976 at Mills College. "'...to take an interest in Satie,' Cage wrote, 'one must be, first of all, disinterested, letting a sound be a sound and a man a man, abandoning illusions about ideas of order, expression of feeling, and all the other aesthetic sales-talk we have inherited.' Humbly engaged but never over-determined, Cheap Imitation Artist: CAGE, JOHN Title: Empty Words (Parte III) Label: AMPERSAND Format: Price: Catalog #: AMPERE 06 "John Cage's Empty Words is something of an epic in reverse: a diminutive vocal exercise divided into four distinct parts that gradually breaks down the writings on sound from Henry David Thoreau's Journal into pure vocalise. Disarticulated, distended and utterly transformed, Cage's recitation utterly abandons all connection to linguistic meaning and becomes pure aesthetic glossolalia. The nearly three hour performance documents Cage reading from the third part of Empty Words at Teatro Lirico in Milano during 1977 before an increasingly restless crowd of Italian students as it erupts into one of the great, if unnoticed, art riots of the last century. This fully re-mastered double disc set is packaged in a deluxe outer slipcase and features new liner notes by Phantasmic Radio author Allen S. Weiss, a collection of writings and drawings by Cage himself and lots of previously unpublished photographs of the event."

80. Tucson Weekly: City Week (October 14 - October 20, 1999) STRENGTH IN MELODY. Named Musician of the Year by The Boston Globe, chamberpianist stephen drury has taken his talent coastto-coast. http://www.tucsonweekly.com/tw/1999-10-14/cw.html

City Week Thursday 14 FAMILY AFFAIR. One Tucson family's struggle to conquer war, diversity, love, death and prejudice hits center stage when the Catalina Players present Claudia's Family Show time is 7:30 p.m., with a dinner theater at 6 p.m., in Fellowship Hall, 2700 E. Speedway. Performances continue Friday and Saturday, through October 23. Tickets are $17.50 for the dinner theater, $10 for the performance only, and available by calling 721-9640. Friday 15 Private lives: Catalina Players examines one Tucson family's post-World War II hardships in Claudia's Family, opening with a 6 p.m. dinner theater on Thursday, October 14, in Fellowship Hall, 2700 E. Speedway Blvd. TONY IN TOWN . Six-time Tony Award-winner Chicago , a.k.a. The Drop-Dead Broadway Musical , brings Windy City intrigue to Tucson. Created in 1975 by legendary choreographer-director Bob Fosse, Chicago features a score by the likewise award-winning team of John Kander and Fred Ebb, and includes such classics as "Razzle Dazzle" and "All That Jazz." Drawn from the 1926 Maurine Watkins play

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