41. Job Vacancy Bulletin #372 - 7/15/01 carter BREY performed the Schumann Cello Concerto pianist MATTHEW BENGSTON will performthe Beethoven Bach, Albright, Brahms, Langlais, larsen, Locklair, and http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/placement/jvb3-15-02.html

DAVID FETTER, DIRECTOR VIRGINIA PROBASCO, SECRETARY Room 105C, One East Mt. Vernon Place, Baltimore, MD 21202 hours: 1 - 5 P.M., phone: March 15, 2002 Number 389 Congratulations News Notes - Other Events Competitions Opera ... Job Listings CONGRATULATIONS CARLOS SANCHEZ-GUTIERREZ is Visiting Professor of Composition at the Yale School of Music this semester. His Son del Corazón will be performed by the Yale Camerata conducted by Lawrence Leighton Smith on April 2 on the New Music New Haven series at Yale in New Haven, Connecticut. The San Francisco Contemporary Music Players will present a new work by him on May 13 in the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. The MIT Symphony Orchestra will perform Mr. Sanchez-Gutierrez’s Afterlight conducted by Dante Anzolini on May 9 and 11 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Also this spring, his Luciérnagas will be performed in San Francisco, in Canada in Toronto, and in Italy in Milan and Trento. See www.ameropa.org Composer DANIEL THOMAS DAVIS has been named to the USA Today 2002 All-USA College Academic First Team.

42. L a quintet with trumpeter Olu Dara and pianist Donald Smith album, mostly all playedby larsen, but with percussion; Nicky Skopelitisguitars; Lance carter-drums http://www.waysidemusic.com/Templates/frmTemplateA.asp?SubFolderID=35&SearchYN=N

43. Music/Instruments/Keyboard/Piano/Pianists - Fractured Atlas Links Directory reviews. larsen, carter Composer and pianist; has recorded classicalpiano CDs and composes film scores; sound clips. Latrofa, Gianni http://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/links/Music/Instruments/Keyboard/Piano/Pianis

Member Login Become a Member Links to Arts-Related Websites Search the links directory: the entire directory only this category ( Back to Top Member Services Fractured Atlas is a non-profit arts service organization. Benefits of membership include: Health Insurance Artist health insurance Health insurance - NY Health insurance - CA Fiscal Sponsorship Non-profit umbrella services Grants Multiple arts grant programs Consulting Arts management consulting Legal Services Subsidized legal services ADVERTISEMENT: Home Music Instruments Keyboard ... Pianists : Page 4 CATEGORIES: Agents and Managers Biret, Idil Brendel, Alfred Directories ... Sgouros, Dimitris LINKS: Pages: Jimenez, Rachel Iris Homepage includes short biography, repertoire and soundclips. Jimenez, Rachel Iris Homepage includes short biography, repertoire and soundclips. Jovell, Patrick Multimedia presentation of the Swedish pianist. Ka-Man Mak, Carmen Official homepage of the Chinese-American pianist; contains news, concert schedules, biography, sample music downloads. Ka-Man Mak, Carmen

44. County Fare - Pcgazette.com During the Theater of Thoughts, carter will cause a light bulb Chamber Trio, includingformer Stevens Point resident, pianist Eric larsen, will perform http://www.pcgazette.com/countyfare/2001/mar01/capsules3-30.htm

County Fare capsules FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS AT UW-SP: The 29th annual Festival of the Arts will be held Sunday, April 1, at the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point. The event offers the people in the region an opportunity to purchase works by well-known artists from throughout the Midwest. It also includes a silent auction and children's activities for creative fun. The festival will be held in the interior courtyard of the Fine Arts Building from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. Most of the exhibiting artists will donate one piece of artwork to the silent auction and visitors to the festival can bid on items throughout the day. Funds raised by the auction will support scholarships given annually to students in the Department of Theatre and Dance, the Department of Music and the Department of Art and Design. Nearly 60 artists will display and sell artwork that includes painting, graphics, fiber, wood, jewelry, photography, sculpture and other media. Exhibitors are selected by a jury and cash prizes are given for Best of Show and Awards of Excellence. Last year's best of show was won by painter, Rita Crooks, Wausau, who has been invited to display her work again this year. The event is sponsored by the Festival of the Arts Council and the UW-SP College of Fine Arts and Communication.

45. Saxomania - Saxidentally pianist Stephen Howe (replaced by Holger larsen on Benny carter’s “We Were inLove”) is the group’s only “import,” having relocated to Denmark some http://www.allaboutjazz.com/reviews/r0601_116.htm

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46. ASCAP Concert Music: Archived Press Releases Of Interest of the 1998 ASCAP/IAJE Benny carter Commissions. on June 17th by the noted ASCAP composer,Libby larsen. Hulme is an active performer, conductor, pianist and co http://www.ascap.com/concert/pressarchives.html

american society of composers, authors and publishers Archives of Press Releases of Interest August 1998 ASCAP And Constellation Ventures Join Forces in Strategic Alliance to Promote Internet Music Use (August 20) Two groups to co-sponsor October 1998 Creator/Technologist Conference in New York ASCAP Announces Winners of the ASCAP/IAJE Benny Carter Commissions (August 5) Honoring the long and distinguished career of ASCAP composer, arranger, bandleader and saxophonist Benny Carter, the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) today announced the recipients of the 1998 ASCAP/IAJE Benny Carter Commissions. Commissions in the jazz idiom, presented in conjunction with the International Association of Jazz Educators, were awarded to Oliver Lake of Montclair, New Jersey in the "Established Composer" category and to Sonia Jacobsen of Cold Spring Harbor, New York in the "Emerging Composer" category. July 1998 ASCAP and OMS Jointly Launch Breakthrough Internet Music Technology (July 13) ASCAP, the world's largest music performing rightsorganization, and Online Monitoring Services, the leader in intellectualproperty monitoring for the Internet, today announced a new partnership tooffer a software technology called ASCAP EZ-Seeker

47. UW School Of Music Centennial Commissions Symphony Orchestra (with Ursula Oppens, pianist), Mar galaxy of modern composers,including carter, Ligeti, Boulez Libby larsen Symphonic Wind Ensemble, April 26 http://www.madisonmusicreview.org/doc/p_199510_centennial.html

UW School of Music Centennial Commissions The 1995-1996 academic year at the UW School of Music will offer students, faculty and the entire community of music lovers an extraordinary series of concerts marking the school's 100th year. The series, known as the "Centennial Commissions," will feature six concerts, each showcasing a new work by an internationally acclaimed composer. Each composer has been commissioned to provide a work for one of the School's student or faculty ensembles. The composers are Daron Hagen, John Harbison, Libby Larsen, David Ott, Ralph Shapey and Joan Tower, all of whom will also take part in residencies at the school. The performing groups will be the Wisconsin Brass Quintet, the Concert Choir, the Symphonic Band, the Wingra Woodwind Quintet, the Pro Arte Quartet, and the Symphony Orchestra. With the orchestra, guest artist Ursula Oppens will be the soloist in a new piano concerto composed by Tower, to be performed in the Union Theater. Such massive undertakings as these could not come to pass without forward-looking creative leadership. Very soon after he assumed the directorship of the Music School four years ago, John Stevens started setting the wheels in motion for this centennial celebration; an impressive list of grants and gift funds will defray the enormous costs of the seven-month celebration. It wasn't always this way at the Music School: the climate for such far-reaching projects was markedly less favorable up through the 1950s and `60s. There were many fine musicians at Wisconsin even then, of course, but on the whole the kind of visionary leadership Stevens and the faculty are demonstrating now would scarcely have been possible 35 years ago. The School was fairly insular in outlook and on average reluctant to introduce much outside stimulation. With precious few exceptions, it was a thoroughly parochial place to study and work.

48. Contacts: Phone And E-mails: Terry Riley, improvisation, composer. Libby larsen, contemporary composer. IreneSharp, SF Professor. carter Brey, NY Phil. Jim Hart, pianistcomposer. http://www.innergameofmusic.com/mm-1/listint.html

THE MASTERY OF MUSIC , Ten Pathways to True Artistry PERSONAL INTERVIEW LIST: By Barry Green (not in the order of the chapters) CONCENTRATION: The Sacred Space of the Zone Joshua Bell, violin soloist Jeffrey Kahane, piano soloist Christopher Parkening, guitar soloist Yolanda Kondonassis, harp soloist, Cleveland Institute, Oberland C., HUMILITY: From Fame to Artistry Federica vonStade, voice soloist Catherine Keene, opera soloist Sir Thomas Allen, UK soloist Cleo Laine, jazz /vocal soloist Shirley Verrett, U. of Michigan, opera soloist Nnenna Freelon, popular soul, soloist Kevin Mahogony, jazz soloist Laura Nye, chamber soloist. Mark Hardy, music theater CREATIVITY: The Journey into the Soul Dave Brubeck, jazz pianist David Balakrisna, Turtle Island violinist, composer John Dankworth, jazz saxophone Christian McBride, jazz bassist, composer Fred Hersch, jazz composer, pianist Robert Dick, contemporary flute, composer Peter Maxwell Davies, UK contemporary composer Gunther Schuller, contemporary composer Steve Halpern, New Age Ralph Towner, Ecclectic, jazz-improv.

49. December 2000 no doubt as a result of Ryan carter's frontpage larsen pumps out many of Jelly Roll'sgreatest Bob Pinsker, a physicist, concert violinist, pianist, and avid http://roseleafrag.tripod.com/00-12.html

SOMETHING DOING DECEMBER 2000 NUMBER 56 Rose Leaf Ragtime Club November Meeting (11/26/2000) Reported by Gary Rametta Hello once again! The swell of new guests came no doubt as a result of Ryan Carter's front-page article in the San Gabriel Valley section of the Los Angeles Times. That article appeared the Thursday following our October meeting. Ryan did a great job capturing the spirit and goings-on of that afternoon's activities in his report. Pictured prominently along with the report were Ruby Fradkin, our 10-year old Wunderkind, and Phil Cannon, a recent devotee who picks classic rags with his guitar-banjo. Gary Rametta opened up the afternoon's show at 2:30 sharp, starting out with Charles Hunter's "Tickled to Death," a fun and bouncy Tennessee folk rag that develops its ragtime feel within a variation of the march form. Gary's next piece was a new one; Joseph Lamb's posthumously-published "Firefly Rag." This is a lovely, lush piece with a nocturnal ambience. To close his set, Gary then performed Scott Joplin's "Gladiolus Rag," one of the jewels of classic ragtime. Messrs. George McClellan and Lee Roan immediately spiced things up with duet versions of three popular tunes from the early 20th century. First was "Smiles," written in 1917 by Lee Roberts. Next was "The Little Red Barn," a 1934 composition by Joe Young. Last was "Louisville Lou" a Milton Hager tune from 1923. The gents are always enjoyable to hear, and their sheet music collection must be encyclopedic.

50. EArtist Easy And Intuitive Business Software For The Busy Artist composer with a major orchestra, Libby larsen has held July 11 FLUTIST NADINE ASINAND pianist RITA SLOAN two books, THE MUSIC OF ELLIOTT carter and GERSHWIN http://www.artscope.net/NEWS/new04242001-5.shtml

Conferences: Opera America; Noise, Improv, Art Series; Aspen Music Festival ATLANTA, GA May 2-6, 2001 OPERA AMERICA 31ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE: E-MERGING TRADITIONS The Atlanta Opera will serve as the host company for OPERA America 31st Annual Conference: E-MERGING TRADITIONS. "The enterprising city of Atlanta, along with its growing opera company, The Atlanta Opera, seemed the perfect place to honor the rich history of opera and the exciting future that lies ahead. We plan to honor the legacy of Verdi and Bellini while we look at how technology is transforming the face of contemporary opera," stated Marc Scorca, President of OPERA America. On May 3, 9:00, Coretta Scott King will launch the Opening Session, speaking about her long-term devotion to opera and the arts. She will be introduced by Alfred Kennedy, Executive Director of The Atlanta Opera. Composer William Bolcom, whose recent operas include MCTEAGUE and A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, both commissioned by Lyric Opera of Chicago, will present the Keynote Address. "The relationship between Bolcom and Lyric Opera of Chicago represents a creative partnership of historic dimension," OPERA America notes. "Few opera companies have made such a long-term creative commitment to a single artist." On May 4, Placido Domingo will join the conference via video feed to speak about the music of Verdi and its continuing relevance. He will be followed by a panel of producers, critics, and artists who will offer suggestions about ways the core repertoire can communicate to contemporary audiences. The panelists also will explore trends in contemporary creation and as well as the potential for the expansion of the core repertoire with works from the late 20th and early 21st century.

51. Artist Series Archive Camerata Quintet Razoumovsky plus larsen (piano quartet storyteller) Walter Hautzig(pianist) * Brown Bradley Company La BohŠme carter Scott, mezzosoprano http://www.fmarion.edu/famc/asarchiv.htm

Francis Marion University Artist Series Archive 1970-71 The National Ballet William Warfield (baritone) 1971-72 Christopher Parkening (guitarist) The Goldovsky Grand Opera Theatre: La Boheme 1972-73 The Everyman Players: The Tempest Lucktenberg Duo (violin/harpsichord) Virginia Babikian (soprano) Mildred Dilling (harpist) 1973-74 Piedmont Chamber Orchestra Carl Ratcliff Dance Theatre Gregg Smith Singers (chorale) 1974-75 Continental Theatre Company: Night Thoreau Spent in Jail The Eastman String Quartet Arthur Hall Afro-American Dance Ensemble 1975-76 Boehm Quintette (wind) Freiburg Baroque Soloists (wind) Claude Kipnis Mime Theatre S. C. Open Road Ensemble: USA Carolina Chorale Sybil Huskey (ballet) 1976-77 Atlanta Ballet Piedmont Chamber Orchestra Kathleen Vanderkieft (soprano) Hampton Institute Choir National Theatre Company: Shakespeare is Alive in America Green Pond (musical) 1977-78 Steven de Grotte (pianist) Cliff Keuter Modern Dance Opera: Barber of Seville Taming of the Shrew Brass Wind Quintet Frits de Jonge (violist) 1979-80 Atlanta Ballet Blair String Quartet Charles Pace as Young Mr. Douglas (one man theatre) Eugene List (pianist) 1980-81 Nan Francis (soprano) National Opera Company:

52. California Coastal Commission,City Council,Malibu Beaches SUN., MARCH 23, Back to top. carter larsen CONCERT SERIES. pianist Tracy Meler,16, will perform at Pepperdine's Raitt Recital Hall, 3 pm Free. 506.4522. http://www.malibutimes.com/ccalendar/

Wednesday, April 02, 2003 Home Local News Letters Classifieds ... Archives Calendar events are scheduled in advance and may be subject to change. Verify dates and times by calling the informational number provided. Submission deadline is Friday at 1 p.m. Please fax submissions to The Malibu Times, c/o Calendar Editor, at 310.456.8986, or e-mail to malibunews@malibutimes.com. THUR., MARCH 27 FRI., MARCH 28 SAT., MARCH 29 SUN., MARCH 30 ... ONGOING THUR., MARCH 27 Back to top 55 ALIVE' DRIVING CLASS MALIBU ART ASSOC. Meets at the Michael Landon Center at Bluffs Park, 7 p.m. 456.3488 FRI., MARCH 28 Back to top CITYHOOD CELEBRATION Malibu City Hall tours to celebrate 12th anniversary of cityhood, 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. in new City Council chambers, 23815 Stuart Ranch Rd. 456.2489 ALL-NIGHT PRAYER GATHERING All-night prayer gathering for peace, 7 p.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday, with pancake breakfast for participants. Malibu Vineyard, 317.4293 'THE SHAKESPEARE REVUE' The spicy, funny revue performs at Pepperdine's Smothers Theatre, 8 p.m. 506.4522 JAZZ PERFORMANCE Pepperdine Jazz Ensemble will perform at Raitt Recital Hall, 7:30 p.m. Free. 506.4522

53. 2002-03 Season Chamber Music Award, given to a pianist who makes carter on his programs, includingthe carter Piano Sonata He premiered Libby larsen's Collage Boogie with the http://www.lascrucessymphony.com/2002_03_season.htm

Conductor's Message: Dr. Lonnie Klein, Conductor Catch the excitement! That's our theme as the Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra (LCSO) at NMSU embarks on its 23rd spectacular season. In a universal language, music lifts the soul, helps diverse people to communicate, and unlocks the creative spirit for children of all economic, social, and ethnic backgrounds. Our 2002-03 season promises to be an exciting one. Please renew your subscription early, tell a friend, encourage youth to attend, and consider sending a donation. With your help, we can continue our mission to reach patrons of all ages! Those who have attended our concerts in the past know the extraordinary level of commitment and enthusiasm of our musicians. The LCSO gives its heart and soul for each performance. I am honored to be the Music Director of this fine Orchestra and pledge my best possible efforts to bring the highest level of artistic excellence to all of you. Come be a part of this wonderful musical adventure! Lonnie Klein Music Director/Conductor Family Concert April 17, 2003 6:00 pm Instrument Petting Zoo

54. The Metropolitan Museum Of Art - News From The Met: Press Releases Harnick, Richard Hundley, Dick Hyman, Libby larsen, Lowell Liebermann each of itsfour concerts pianist Frederic Chiu Richard Stoltzman, and cellist carter Brey http://www.metmuseum.org/news/newspressrelease.asp?PressReleaseId={83B29FEA-54CC

55. Headlight Herald - Serving Tracy, Minnesota, Since 1880 Stibbe, Justin and Jordan Johnson, Josh and Katie carter. Mr. larsen passed awayin 1977 and she continued Josh Fischer will serve as pianist and song leader http://www.headlightherald.com/archive/2002/obits2.htm

Obituaries from the week of January 9, 2002 Headlight Herald - Serving Tracy, Minnesota, since 1880 Marvin Wendorff, 90 Funeral services were held on Friday, Jan. 4, 2001 at the Tracy Lutheran Church for Marvin J. Wendorf. Reverends Stephen Olson and Marlene Elmstrom officiated. Soloist was Julie Erickson with Richard Stelter as organist. Casket bearers were Gary Hanson, Robert Hanson, Terry Sorbel, Rob Sorbel, Bob Saxton, Raymond Moeller, Bob Domina and Bill Baumgartner. Honorary casket bearers were his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Marvin Joseph Wendorf was born February 2, 1911 to George and Bessie (Zenn) Wendorf in Murray County, Slayton, MN. He attended country school and was baptized and confirmed in the Christian Faith. As a young man Marv worked on various farms in the Walnut Grove area. On January 5, 1938 he married Lucille Saxton in Walnut Grove, MN during this time he worked on a farm in Milroy for 28 years. Marvin was also employed by the City of Tracy as a cemetery and park caretaker and various other cemeteries in the area. He also worked independently mowing lawns, shoveling snow and tilling gardens for others in the Tracy community. Marv was a member of Tracy Lutheran Church. He enjoyed flower and vegetable gardening and at one time had a grape arbor and raised raspberries and strawberries. He also liked his coffee breaks at the Red Rooster.

56. School Of Music -- 1999-2000 Concert Information composers of our time including Libby larsen, John Harbison, Elliott carter, andLuciano both classical and jazz repertoire with pianist Arlene Schrut. http://www.uiowa.edu/~cnm/34.000427b.html

University of Iowa School of Music David Gompper, Director Concert Season Programming Performer Bios Minnesota Contemporary Ens Vienna Sax Quartet Maurita Murphy Mead Program, PROGRAM Steve REICH Erik GRISWOLD Wollie KAISER ... Leonard BERNSTEIN QUESTIONS e-mail the Director Or call: (319) 335-1626 Site Map School of Music Concert XI Minnesota Contemporary Ensemble The Vienna Sax Quartet The University of Iowa School of Music Students and Faculty April 27, 2000, 8:00 pm Performers MCE Duane Schulthess - Artistic Director Ray Vasquez, Dr. David Baldwin - Trumpets Tony Baker - Trombone Doug Little - Saxophone David Schmalenberger, Vanessa Tomlinson - Percussion Erik Griswold - Piano VSQ Sue Fancher, Matthew Sintchak, Richard Dirlam, Mark Engebretson - Saxophones UI Maurita Murphy Mead - Clarinet Brian Umlah, Jed Cord, Adam Robertson - trumpets Matt Baucum, Christopher Nicholas, D. Paul Pollard - trombones Anton Hatwich - double bass Performering Groups Minnesota Contemporary Ensemble Founded in 1993, the Minnesota Contemporary Ensemble (MCE) is a flexible chamber orchestra dedicated to the performance of quality modern music. MCE has been guest conducted by Pulitzer Prize winning composer John Harbison and has also collaborated with Libby Larsen, LA guitarist/producer Skip Heller, and the new music quartet Zeitgeist. In its brief six-year history, MCE has covered the far-flung musical realms of classical, tango, exotica, ambient, electronics, and noise to featuring D.J. Bonebrake, legendary drummer of the seminal Los Angeles punk band "X".

57. Palo Alto Weekly Entertainment Listings Classical guitarist Canute larsen plays Fridays and Saturdays Swift, tenor SigmundSeigel and pianist Charles Worth For more information, call Tom carter at 961 http://www.service.com/PAW/morgue/listings/1995_Jan_25.entertainment.html

The best of what's happening on the Midpeninsula LIVE MUSIC Rock/pop/folk Alice's Restaurant 17288 Skyline Blvd., Woodside. Grateful Dead Night every Monday, live music/open mike, 8 p.m.-2 a.m. Call 851-0303. British Bankers Club 1090 El Camino Real, Menlo Park. Call 327-8769. Live music Fri. and Sat. Jesse Charles, Jan. 27; Plaid's, Jan. 28. The Edge 260 California Ave., Palo Alto, 324-EDGE. DJ music and dancing or live band starts at 9 p.m., weekend nights until 3 a.m. The Cramps, Jan. 25; Bad Manners, Jan. 26; The Church, Jaded Rain and Cottonhead, Feb. 1 and Bush, Feb. 4. Fanny and Alexander 412 Emerson St., Palo Alto. Call 326-7183. O'Connell's Bar and Restaurant 518 Bryant St., Palo Alto. Call 326-2000. The Corps, Jan. 26-28. St. Michael's Art Cafe 806 Emerson St., Palo Alto, 326-2530. Love Slaves, Jan. 25; Heather Alexander, Jan. 26; Red Brick Straw, Jan. 27; Wise Child, Jan. 28; Spiral Architect, Jan. 29; Tony Stenger, Jan. 30 and Mr. Banjo, Jan. 31. World beat/reggae Alberto's 736 W. Dana St., Mountain View. Call 968-3007. Jazz and blues Fogg's 303 Bryant St., Mountain View, 390-9696. Jazz and swing for listening and dancing by Don Conway's Jazz Octet, String of Pearls, Jan. 21, 8-11:30 p.m.

58. Palo Alto Weekly Entertainment Listings Classical guitarist Canute larsen plays Fridays and Saturdays 6 pianist Thomas Schultzperforms works by Brahms For more information, call Tom carter at 9618903 http://www.service.com/PAW/morgue/listings/1995_Jan_20.entertainment.html

The best of what's happening on the Midpeninsula LIVE MUSIC Rock/pop/folk Alice's Restaurant 17288 Skyline Blvd., Woodside. Grateful Dead Night every Monday, live music/open mike, 8 p.m.-2 a.m. Call 851-0303. British Bankers Club 1090 El Camino Real, Menlo Park. Call 327-8769. Live music Fri. and Sat. Gypsy, Jan. 20; David Martin's House Party, Jan. 21; Jesse Charles, Jan. 27 and Plaid's, Jan. 28. The Edge 260 California Ave., Palo Alto, 324-EDGE. DJ music and dancing or live band starts at 9 p.m., weekend nights until 3 a.m. Marilyn Manson and guests, with Spitkiss, Jan. 22; The Cramps, Jan. 25; Bad Manners, Jan. 26. Fanny and Alexander 412 Emerson St., Palo Alto. Call 326-7183. O'Connell's Bar and Restaurant 518 Bryant St., Palo Alto. Call 326-2000. Resident Aliens, Jan. 20-21 and The Corps, Jan. 26-28. St. Michael's Art Cafe 806 Emerson St., Palo Alto, 326-2530. Avalon Rising, Jan. 20; Tony Khalife and Celso Alberty, Jan. 21; Sage Gentlewing, Jan. 22; Irish Jam with Tom Culbertson, Jan. 23; Love Slaves, Jan. 25; Heather Alexander, Jan. 26 and Red Brick Straw, Jan. 27. World beat/reggae Alberto's 736 W. Dana St., Mountain View. Call 968-3007.

59. Amelia Island Chamber Music - Festival 2002 - Artists her debut as a professional pianist at the composers as Milton Babbitt, Elliott carter,Paul Chihara Corigliano, Osvaldo Golijov, Libby larsen, Stephen Paulus http://www.ameliaislandchambermusic.org/fest2002/who.html

Tickets Accommodations Artists Young Resident Artists ... Home Guest Performing Artists AMERICAN STRING QUARTET Peter Winograd, Laurie Carney, Daniel Avshalomov, David Geber MISHA DICHTER CIPA DICHTER JAMES DUNHAM Festival der Zukunft in Ernen, Switzerland. He is featured on an album of recent music for viola and winds on the Crystal Records label, and has recorded with the Sequoia Quartet for Nonesuch and Delos, and with the Cleveland Quartet for Telarc. His viola is a Gaspar da Salo, ca. 1585. HILARY HAHN LYNN HARRELL STANISLAV IOUDENITCH HELEN HWAYA KIM SUZANNE LEFEVRE Acting principal violist of the 2001 Colorado Music Festival in Boulder Colorado, Ms. LeFevre has performed with with the Nederlands Philharmonic Orchestra and was principal violist of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra. She was a member of the Assai Quartet while at Yale University, and has been a member of the New Haven Symphony, the Peninsula Music Festival in Wisconsin and, currently, the Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra. Her chamber music training has included master classes with the world renowned Tokyo String Quartet.

60. Back Issues Also, Bill carter offers a thoughtful analysis of Ken a sterling reputation as asolo pianist and dream Also, Danish jazz aficionado John larsen shares his http://www.mississippirag.com/backissues.html

How to Order Use our search engine to find what's in previous issues February 2003 Blue Horizon bandleader Stan McDonald , who plays soaring soprano sax in the Sidney Bechet tradition, tells of many musical adventures with jazz greats and the years he spent as reedman in the revered New Black Eagle Jazz Band. Lots of photos. Also, marvelous band photos and detailed, historic correspondence from guitarist George Van Eps , Tiny Winters and Ray Noble recall the glory days of the Ray Noble Orchestra . Plus, we bid farewell to Ed "Doc" Kittrell and cover the Thanksgiving Dixieland Jazz Fest , the Suncoast Jazz Classic , and the West Coast Ragtime Fest January 2003 "I Led Two Lives" describes trumpeter Bob Cantwell, who built a successful career in law enforcement while pursuing his passion for jazz as leader of the Saturday Night Stompers . Now retired from the NYPD, he leads the popular Bob Cantwell Jazz Quintet. His anecdotes about the musicians he's met make for a fascinating cover story. Also, we report on Jazz at Chautauqua, "The Ragtime Machine" interviews Scott Joplin film producer LeRoy McDonald (Joplin's great great nephew) and we spotlight the EARLYJAS , Vancouver and Pismo Beach fests.

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