61. Martha Argerich - Music By Mainseek.com Akiko Suwanai. andrei gavrilov. Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra(Leonard Slatkinconducting). Diógenes L. Oliveria. Hukedicht. 3, Op. 58. Great pianist Vol. 03. http://classical-music.mainseek.com/45509/25/Martha_Argerich.html

Martha Argerich and imformations about Martha Argerich Artists Various Artists Clasical Mozart / Verdi Joseph Haydn ... Various Artists Martha Argerich Argerich Collection Genre: Classical Song titles: 01.Maurice Ravel-Jeux d'eau 02.Sonatine-1 05.Valses nobles et sentimentales-1 13.Ma Mere I'Oye-1 18.Rapsodie espagnole-1 Amazon Buy with American Amazon! Buy with U.K. Amazon! Buy with German Amazon! Artist Fryderyk Chopin Title Music Of The Night: Essential Chopin Collection Price List Price Label Polygram Records Relase 15 September, 1998 Rating [1-5] Availability Usually ships within 24 hours Reviews a wonderful collection of calmer chopin pieces A while back I decided to purchase Ashkenazy's Complete Piano Works of Chopin. It is a wonderful collection, and Ashkenazy is one of the masters of Chopin. I thought this ten CD box set would be all of the Chopin I would need. Some friends recently bought me this two cd set, and it has proven to be an excellent gift. The pieces chosen for this collection are some of Chopin's calmer and more reflective works. Barenboim, Vasary, Juisada, Ugorski, and Luisada are fine pianists, and it is nice to have different interpretations of theses works. A good collection for close attention or casual listening. Highly recommended.

62. New Page 2 in 1993 in memory of the legendary British pianist, is delighted have included VanCliburn, Grigory Sokolov, Vladimir Krainev, andrei gavrilov Mikhail Pletnev http://www.johnlant.co.uk/ogdon/main.htm

John Ogdon (1937 - 1989) The John Ogdon Foundation established in 1993 in memory of the legendary British pianist is delighted to announce that Vladimir Ashkenasy has agreed to become Patron of the Foundation. In 1962, John Ogdon and Vladimir Ashkenasy won joint prize in Moscow of the Tchaikovsky International Competition for Piano. Other competition winners have included Van Cliburn, Grigory Sokolov, Vladimir Krainev, Andrei Gavrilov Mikhail Pletnev, Barry Douglas, Boris Berezovsky, Nikolai Lugansky, Denis Matsuyev and Ayako Uehara. Boris Berezovsky has performed recently in support of the Foundation fulfilling the aims " to encourage young musicians to continue the traditions of romantic piano and contemporary music ". The Young John Ogdon by Marjorie E Wood The biography of John Ogdon, The Young John Ogdon by Marjorie Wood is available to anyone interested in receiving a copy. Please send a stamped addressed envelope with postage to the value of £2.50 for postage and packing (UK requests only) to: Richard Ogdon John Ogdon Foundation 27 Sedley Taylor Road Cambridge The John Ogdon Memorial Bust 2002 Mansfield Palace Theatre 13th April 2002 - commemorative bust of John Ogdon The commemorative bust of John Ogdon (below) viewed by his son, Richard Ogdon. The work was commissioned by Mansfield District Council to

63. The Goldberg Variations (part13) don't want to take a goddamned risk to throw away your novice recording pianist careerby In addition, Tatiana Nikolayeva and andrei gavrilov made recordings. http://www.people.or.jp/~imyfujita/part13e.html

Part 1 3 The Analysis of Music Here, I am going to analyze the Goldberg Variations BWV988 as "Music of Intellect" from the score and from performances. (1) The Analysis of the Score (a) The Score the name of the original (in German) Clavier-Ubung bestehend in einer Aria mit verschiedenen Veraenderungen vors Clavicimbal mit 2 Manualen. Denen Liebhabern zur Gemuths-Ergetzung verfertiget von Johann Sebastian Bach, Konigl, Pohl. und Churfl. Saechs. Hof-Compositeur, Capellmeister u. Directore Chori Musici in Leipzig. Nurnberg in Verlegung Balthasar Schmids. Keyboard practice or clavier etude consisting of an Aria with different variations for the harpsichord with two manuals. Prepared for the comfort and enjoyment of music lovers by the Court Composer for the king of Poland and Selected Governor of Saechs, Director of Music in Leipzig von Johann Sebastian Bach. Published by Verlegung Balthasar Schmids in Nurnberg. The year of composition In the Leipzig era, in 1741 or 1742 of Bach's matured age. In the same era, the Well-Tempered Clavier volume 2 was published. But this volume No.2 contains works which were composed some more years before, so they were not completed in a limited term with concentration. Moreover, at that time " the Art of Fugue" was been under composition parallelly with the Goldberg. It means more.

64. Reference andrei gavrilov ( piano ) Gramophone POCG1708 ( 74'21 ) 1992 ( Comment by mocfujita; gavrilov was born that perhaps I owe my career as a pianist to his http://www.people.or.jp/~imyfujita/shiryoue.html

Reference List of CDs List of Reference History of live performances of the Goldberg Variations by Glenn Gould List of CDs for the Goldberg Variations Performer ; instrument ; No. of CD ; playing time ; Comments by the performer or critics Wanda Landowska ( harpsichord ) EMI CDH 7610082 ( 45'46" ) 1933 Ralph Kirkpatrick ( Comments by mocfujita ; I did not expect to be able to listen to this performance by Ralph Kirkpatrick until October 1997. And I was surprised at the value of the performance. Many of us including me thought him as professor or researcher not as performer. He made the great works of editing scores and analyzing the music. But in my opinion Ralph Kirkpatrick was better than Wanda Landowska as harpsichord player for the Goldberg Variations. Glenn Gould did not mention this at all. I don't know why. However this recording was not only for the Goldberg Variations but also for all the four practices for clavier by Bach. I think that he did not have any intension to give a world-wide publication to the Goldberg Variations. Anyway this CD was made by digitizing the master tapes ( Ampex 402B ; 38 cm/sec ) of 1952 in 1996. Wows have been eliminated. Noises have been removed. It is like a newly recorded CD. As to the performance, there is no repeat, so all are A-B-. It is not a virtuoso type, but clear and beautiful. - The 1952 Haydn Society recording; performed on a Chickering / Dolmetsch harpsichord; Historic mono. - )

65. Artists Links ?)? Classical pianist Rika MIYATANI(New Cziffra homepage English (New!!) andrei gavrilov English (New http://www.ceres.dti.ne.jp/~nippashi/piano/links/artists.html

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66. Classical Piano Music The outstanding Brazilian pianist Clélia Iruzun gives scintillating performancesof waltz music andrei gavrilov PLAYS CHOPIN K K ISBN 3930643-65-0. In this http://www.new-classics.co.uk/html/piano.html

SIX DEGREES OF TONALITY - ENID KATAHN GASPARO GSCD-344 This fascinating album, subtitled ‘A Well Tempered Piano’, is pianist Enid Katahn’s follow-up to Beethoven in the Temperaments (Gasparo GSCD-332). On this admirable new recording she explores six different historical tunings in six well-known classical compositions for piano - all performed with intelligent poise on the modern concert grand. The works are by Scarlatti (Sonata, D, K. 96), Mozart (Fantasie, D mi), Haydn (Sonata, Eb), Beethoven (Sonata, Ab, Op. 110), Chopin (Fantaisie-Impromptu) and Grieg (Glochengelaute). ‘The CD is a valuable addition to the library of all pianophiles, performers and listeners alike’ - American Record Guide STRAVINSKY/SCRIABIN - GWHYNETH CHEN PRO PIANO RECORDS PPR224523 The brilliant Taiwan-born pianist Gwhyneth Chen won the Pigorelich International Piano competition in 1994 and has subsequently become a highly successful concert performer around the world. On this recording she plays outsatnading early 20th century works: Igor Stravinsky’s Three movements from Petrouchka (Danse russe, Chez Petrouchka and La semaine grasse) and Alexander Scriabin’s irresistible Fantasy in B Minor, as well as his Sonata No.3 in F-sharp Minor. Gwhyneth Chen captures perfectly both Stravinsky’s virtuoso percussiveness and Scriabin’s tender, soulful melancholy. BRAZILIAN MOSAIC - CLELIA IRUZUN/LONTANO LONTANO LNT115 This album is filled with exhilarating compositions by Brazilian composers. With the exception of the first two pieces (Francisco Mignone’s beguiling Fantasia Brasiliera No. 3 for piano and orchestra, and the Bachianas Brasilieras by Villa-Lobos), the others are played solo by the distinguished Brazilian-born pianist Clélia Irizun. She is particularly effective in Edino Krieger’s classic-influenced Sonatina, with its alternating brightness and serenity. The other works here are by Villa-Lobos (‘the three Marias’), Barrozo Netto (Minha Terra), Ronaldo Miranda (Concertino) and Marlos Nobre (Concertante do Imgaginario). The Cuban-born, American-raised Odaline of la Martinez and her ensemble Lontano are also in impeccable form on this delightful panorama of Brazilian music.

67. Dang Thai Son: Recordings Translate this page pianist. Melodia and Musical Heritage Society (USA), W. A Mozart Concerto for 2 pianosKV 365 F. Mendelssohn Concerto for 2 pianos (with andrei gavrilov and the http://www.total.net/~buramont/html/recordings.html

DANG THAI SON Pianist Recordings Victor JVC (Japan/Japon) F. Chopin 19 Waltzes (VDC-1356) F. Chopin Favorites (VDC-1157) F. Chopin Complete Nocturnes (VDC-5029/30) F. Chopin 24 Preludes op. 28 Prelude op. 45 Barcarolle (VDC-1293) F. Chopin Complete Polonaises (VICC-60038/9) F. Chopin Piano Concerti No.1 and 2 (VICC-98) (with/avec Sinfonia Varsovia, conductor/direction : Jerzy Maksymiuk) F. Chopin Four Ballades Bolero Tarantelle (VICC-127) F. Chopin Four Scherzi Four Impromptus (VICC-160) Cl. Debussy Estampes (VICC-31) M. Ravel Miroirs Valses nobles et sentimentales Sonatine Pavane (VICC-177) Muza (Poland/Pologne) F. Chopin Sonate no. 3 Mazurkas (SX-2061) CBS-Sony W.A. Mozart Piano Concerti KV 414, KV 467 (32DC808) (with the Polish Chamber Orchestra/avec l'Orchestre de chambre de Pologne) Deutsche Grammophon F. Chopin

68. Russian Culture Navigator and Alexander Rudin; pianists andrei gavrilov, Vladimir Ovchinnikov and Boris Berezovsky.The list of renowned performers included pianist Denis Matsuyev who http://www.vor.ru/culture/cultarch218_eng.html

People and events: PUSHKIN DAYS IN MIKHAILOVSKOYE THE 12TH INTERNATIONAL TCHAIKOVSKY COMPETITION THE 12TH INTERNATIONAL TCHAIKOVSKY COMPETITION (a talk with pianist Denis Matsuyev, top-winner of the 11th Tchaikovsky competition) PUSHKIN DAYS IN MIKHAILOVSKOYE By Y. Andrusenko June 6 is Pushkin Day in Russia. It was established 3 years ago when Russia celebrated the bicentennial of the great poet Alexander Pushkin. His contemporary, writer Nikolai Gogol once made a prophetic remark: "Pushkin is a phenomenon of Russian spirit, a Russian man such as he is and will probably be 200 years after". Preparations for Pushkin Days festivities start long before June. Poetry festivals, theatre productions, art exhibitions, concerts, and, finally, balls - these are just a few events on the holiday's vast and versatile program. Pushkin's memorial museums invite visitors to admire the beautiful nature he eulogized in his poems. The Pushkin family estate in Mikhailovskoye is situated near the city of Pskov in the north-west of Russia. The typical Russian landscape intertwined with the traditional Russian way of life "create a harmony that leaves no one indifferent. It reverberates in Pushkin's lines and in our hearts", says the Mikhailovskoye museum's director Georgy Vasilevich. "Looking back into the 19th century we can see that famous writers and artists lived quite a different life", Vasilevich says. "Most of them had two houses - one in town, the other in the country. Unhurried life on a country estate surrounded by a park This well-organized world helping a writer concentrate on his thoughts and ideas has been largely neglected. Nature took care of itself. Now landscape design as an inalienable part of Russian culture is being revived. Even though the Russians borrowed landscape architecture from the British, French and Italians, they managed to create a unique and profoundly Russian park style".

69. Krohn's Boulevard Records - Classic Rock Vinyl & More halfway along entry edge otherwise unopened N 4049 gavrilov, andrei Chopin $7.00 gold label / VSCW M/VG+ 4114 Gershwin, George (pianist/composer) conducted http://www.kalnet.net/krohn/listg.htm

updated 1-21-03 ID1 quantity ARTIST TITLE PRICE WHAT WHOSE YEAR LABEL COMMENT CONDITION 4127 Gabriel Gabriel $10.00 LP R 1978 Epic JE-35454 orange label / bent corner / SCW M- 4132 Gabriel, Peter So $6.00 LP R 1986 Geffen GHS-24088 black label / lyric sleeve M 4133 Gabriel, Peter So $8.00 LP D 1986 Geffen GHS-24088 black label / lyric sleeve / SCW M- 4131 Gabriel, Peter Security $10.00 LP D 1982 Geffen GHS-2011 black label / lyric sleeve M 4130 Gabriel, Peter Peter Gabriel $6.00 LP D 1980 Geffen GHSP-2035 SOC / CW M 4129 Gabriel, Peter Peter Gabriel $7.00 LP D 1980 Geffen GHSP-2035 black label / price SOC / cover wear M- 4135 Gaither, Bill, Trio Sings Warm $6.00 LP KD Heart Warming HWS-3051 no sleeve / VG/VG+ 4137 Gale, Eric Multiplication $6.00 LP R 1977 Columbia JC-34938 lyric sleeve / VSCW M

70. SERGIO FIORENTINO debut recitals such pianistic luminaries as Bella Davidovich, andrei gavrilov, JeanPhilippe atthe Festival revered him; one seasoned pianist even wanted to http://people.freenet.de/elumpe/Sergio.htm

Back to Intro Sergio Fiorentino Memorial Site II S E R G I O F I O R E N T I N O pianist musician Reactions to his concerts appearances Tuesday night in The Breakers Fiorentino opened the Newport Festival by making his first American appearance in 43 years. A courtly gentleman with an aureole of white hair, Fiorentino looks like a pianist in an old movie - or like photographs of the German pianist Wilhelm Kempff. Fiorentino, like Horowitz or Dubravka Tomsic, is undemonstrative at the keyboard; he doesn't have time for theater, because there is so much color and drama in the actual playing. The first half of the recital was "serious", the second devoted to entertainment - but these are false distinctions. Fiorentino's performance of the Schumann "Fantasy" was architecturally sound, but it was also full of darting, unexspected departures and a sense of play. And like the great pianists of the past, Fiorentino doesn't play transcriptions of waltzes to show off his virtuosity but to celebrate the waltz in all its intricate, teasing glory. The waltzes were the Liszt version of the Kermesse from Gounod's "Faust", Fiorentino's transcriptions of a Tchaikovsky waltz and a sequence of waltzes from "Der Rosenkavalier", Tausig's transcription of Strauss' "Man lebt nur einmal!" and the masterpiece fo the genre, Godowsky's "Symphonic Metamor- phoses on Themes from Die Fledermaus". Fiorentino neatly discriminated among the various national styles; and his iridescent scales, glissandi, arpeggios, chords, double notes, and octaves, his opalescent shifting harmonies, and his superbly secure and supple rhythmic sense wre not virtuoso tricks but ornaments devised to dramatize the curve of each dance in delirious movement.

71. Decca Music Group - New Release 6 Piano Sonata No.3 in A minor, op.28 From Old Notebooks andrei gavrilov (piano)7 of the late Russian composers, who made his mark both as a pianist and as http://www.deccaclassics.com/newsandnewreleases/february2003/473443.html

Help Contact New Release New Releases Latest News Newsletters Soundtracks ... DVDs Search our Catalogue Detailed Search Composers Sergei Prokofiev Artists Catalogue Number: International Release Date: February 2003 Listen: Piano Concerto No.2 in G minor, op.16 TRACKLISTING CD 1 1 Dreams, op.6 Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam/Vladimir Ashkenazy 2 Piano Concerto No.2 in G minor, op.16 I: Andantino Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano) 3 Scythian Suite, op.20 Chicago Symphony Orchestra/Claudio Abbado 4 The Gambler, op.24 Act II: The General has sent me to ask you to leave aside your intentions Nicolai Gassiev, Vladimir Galusin, Marianna Tarassova Kirov Orchestra, St Petersburg/Valery Gergiev 5 Symphony No.1 in D major, op.25 "Classical" IV: Finale: Molto vivace London Philharmonic Orchestra/Walter Weller 6 Piano Sonata No.3 in A minor, op.28 "From Old Notebooks" Andrei Gavrilov (piano) 7 Love for Three Oranges, op.33

72. Piano Music CDs andrei gavrilov (French Suites), Stanislav Bunin (English Suite no. DittaBartókPásztory, piano MUS CD 02815 Mykola Suk, pianist. http://www.library.unlv.edu/music/info/pianocds.html

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73. WTJU 91.1 FM - Charlottesville, Virginia - Classical Marathon 2001 Imagine the wisdom of Sviatoslav Richter, the skill of andrei gavrilov, the delight Formore than seventy years, pianist Earl Wild has blended technical control http://wtju.radio.virginia.edu/Marathons/classical2001/

Front Welcome! Who We Are Mission Statement ... Search Classical Marathon 2001 - Dec 9-16 Marathon Schedule Sun, December 9th Mon, December 10th Tue, December 11th ... Sun, December 16th There is no tshirt for this marathon. Instead we have mugs available for a $30 donation and various other premiums Call up and Make a Pledge Welcome to the 2001 WTJU Classical Music Marathon. Each December the Classical Department at WTJU has the pleasure of bringing you programming of a variety and quality that you can hear nowhere else. Our regular listeners know that we take a different approach to presenting classical music. All of our announcers are volunteers, and we choose the music we program. We believe in what we play, and we only play the finest performances of complete works. Other stations choose their classical programming by formula and according to what radio consultants recommend. We devote whole programs to early music, chamber music, and sometimes challenging contemporary music, the kinds of music that other stations avoid. We present complete operas and vocal music all year round, unlike any other station in this area. Tim Snider Classical Director 2001 Marathon Schedule SUN. DEC. 9

74. Babel: Sections: Film: Cinema Stardust: Richter: The Enigma; A Film By Bruno Mon His father, a German pianist whom he adored, was murdered during the war, thoughby on, Richter is no less merciless to a pageturning andrei gavrilov whom he http://www.towerofbabel.com/sections/film/cinemastardust/richter1.htm

Richter: The Enigma A Film by Bruno Monsaingeon NVC Arts Video 23029-3 (Atlantic) Russian and French with subtitles Critique by John Bell Young richesse rejection th Die Feurretier There is no dearth of footage of Richter in concert, though with few exceptions (including breathtaking readings of two Chopin etudes, Op. 10:4 and the Winter Wind th Schmachtend Kammerkonzert Burlesque. Ruslan and Ludmila. Richter poo-poed politics as much as he did the trappings of the material world. He loathed America, a country that showered him with praise and was the site of several of his greatest triumphs, preferring to play in remote villages in the Siberian tundra. Even so, he is quick to protest that he had no objection to playing in large halls or prestigious venues, but that more often than not these were booked years in advance. When it came to expressing himself musically, he was not one to be kept waiting. Richter was essentially self-taught until he was in his late teens, working first in theaters and as an accompanist to opera regisseurs. It was under such circumstances that he developed his orchestral approach to the piano, and cultivated the theatrical largesse of his playing (which itself poses a contradiction to his conviction that there ought to be nothing theatrical about the concert experience). He confesses freely that his subsequent studies with Heinrich Neuhaus (pictured here in rare film clips from concerts and cocktail parties, he looks like a cross between Schnabel and Einstein) gave him a new, more rounded approach to tone production.

75. VIDEO PRICE SHOP | DVD Price Compare - Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2/ Tchaiko Interesting pianist. If you haven't seen it, I would recommend the Rach 2 performanceby andrei gavrilov under the direction of Ashkenazy in Moscow as the best http://www.thepriceshop.com/dvdinfo/17297?reviews=1

76. ELENA KUSCHNEROVA - MP3Machine Artist Database ELENA KUSCHNEROVA pianist of Russian Music School, studied with TatyanaKestner (like andrei gavrilov). Repertoire from Bach to Prokofiev. http://www.mp3machine.com/database/artist/rec/367/

What's New?! Discussion Add Listing Search Site Articles Glossary advertisment MP3Machine currently offers you over 900 Shareware, Freeware, Demo and Trial MP3 related downloads for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux Our Sponsors Site Newsletter Subscribe to MP3 Informer weekly newsletter - enter your email address: Genre Classical View other artists from Baden-Baden DEU ELENA KUSCHNEROVA Pianist of Russian Music School, studied with Tatyana Kestner (like Andrei Gavrilov). Repertoire from Bach to Prokofiev. German Record Critics' Award 1998 for the Prokofiev CD. Best recording of Scriabin Etudes op.8 and Preludes op.11 (Schonberg, ARG Sep/Oct 2000). One of main figures on MP3.com with over 100 solo and chamber-music recordings. View ELENA KUSCHNEROVA web site 8 November 2000 Our 100,000 happy customers at zZounds.com have given us 100,000 reasons to create a $100,000 Gear for Life Giveaway Don't miss the deadline... CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO WIN! Click to BUY NEW MUSIC GEAR at GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES! Home Hitsquad Pty. Ltd. 2003

77. Rheinische Post Translate this page gavrilov im Meisterkonzert Der bekannte pianist andrei gavrilov bestreitetmorgen, 20 Uhr, das 3. Meisterkonzert in der Kaiser-Friedrich-Halle. http://www.rheinische-post.rp-online.de/zeitung-2003-02-05/lokalausgabe/moenchen

78. Great Pianists Of The Twentieth Century, Classical Notes, Peter Gutmann Born in 1899, he may have been the last great pianist of the 19th andrei gavrilov The notes attempt to neatly divide gavrilov's career (so far) into two http://www.classicalnotes.net/columns/pianoweb.html

You know those ancient legends where people fervently wish for something, then up pops a genie and they wind up with far more than they can handle? A few years ago in a Goldmine review I lamented that while we had fine historical surveys of the violin, cello, viola and even the harpsichord, sorely missing was the most popular instrument of all, the piano. Well, a genie at Philips must have heard my call. I'm now reveling in their massive "Great Pianists of the 20th Century" edition. Would you believe two hundred discs ? And you thought Bear Family boxes were huge? Fortunately, the Edition isn't as unwieldy as it might sound. It comes in 100 2-CD units, each devoted to a single artist. Ten are due each month or so through October. The volumes are mid-line (although in England they're priced even lower as "2-fers"). Sheer size apart, this is a hugely impressive project. Here's the stats: 72 pianists, of whom seven giants (Arrau, Brendel, Gilels, Horowitz, Kempff, Richter and Rubinstein) are honored with three volumes each; sixteen more get two. (OK, wise guys - the math is correct, since two of the volumes feature pairs of pianists.) The total running time is over 250 hours, with most discs very full (some approach 81 minutes!). Much of the music is new to CD. Although Philips' own material (and that of their Decca and Deutsche Grammophon affiliates) figures prominently, recordings were licensed from the other majors (EMI, RCA and Sony) and many smaller labels as well.

79. Bach, Johann Sebastian Info At RadioMOI Sebok Bela Fleck Andrew Parrott Wilhelm Kempff andrei gavrilov Elektra OfNew College, Oxford Il Giardino Armonico Richard Kogan pianist Isaac http://www.radiomoi.com:8080/rm/info/?showkey=writers&writer_id=386

80. Concert Reports The soloist Vladimir Feltsman who looked a little a Jazz pianist, was so powerful aswellvery powerful), Arentsky piano trio no1 (with andrei gavrilov and Lynn http://www2.osk.3web.ne.jp/~wistaria/reports.htm

Concert Reports Updated on October 31, 2002 Contents Aug. 5, 1999 Los Angeles, Shostakovich Concerto No. 1 Jan.12, 2000 Amsterdam, Beethoven Concerto Mar. 4, 2000 Atlanta, Tchaikovsky Concerto April 7-8, 2000 Hong Kong, Bruch Concerto (1) ... October 11, 2002 Taipei, Tchaikovsky Concerto Tchaikovsky Festival in Taipei, 2002 (by piyata) Gate to the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Park Brochure of the Tchaikovsky Festival Friday, October 11, 2002, 7:45 p.m. at the National Concert Hall in Taipei Kirov Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre, St.Petersburg Valery Gergiev, conductor Vadim Repin, violin Tchaikovsky: Excerpts from Swan Lake Violin concerto D major op.35 (Interval) Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.4, f minor The National Chiang Kai-shek Cultural Center is comprised of two buildings which are situated symmetrically- the National Theater and the National Concert Hall. The exterior design of them was based on the traditional Chinese styles, which fully expressed the aesthetics of Chinese classical architecture. And the interior with many twinkling chandeliers was totally beautiful. I was so happy to have enjoyed Vadim's music in such a gorgeous atmosphere. The concert Vadim participated was taken place as the first concert of 3 consecutive nights event, which was named "Tchaikovsky Festival", and all of the concerts were performed by Kirov Orchestra and Valery Gergiev. We found many advertising banners of the festival fluttering in the city. Gergiev is extremely popular in Japan, and also he is the very conductor played Tchaikovsky violin concerto with 15-year-old Vadim at his debut concert in Japan. Who knows my huge expectation?

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