81. The Long Run (2001): Armin Mueller-Stahl, Paterson Joseph, Nthati Moshesh, Jean THE long RUN OVERVIEW, CREW Armin MuellerStahl, Paterson joseph, Nthati Moshesh http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/TheLongRun-1107721/reviews.php

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82. Queen Of Hearts (1989): Anita Zagaria, Joseph Long, Eileen Way, Jon Amiel CAST CREW Anita Zagaria, joseph long, Eileen Way Directed by Jon Amiel more http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/QueenofHearts-1016978/reviews.php

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83. International Series 2002-2003 Daytona Beach Symphony Society Acclaimed for the heartfelt intensity and technical mastery of his playing, pianistJoseph Kalichstein enthralls The pianist’s longstanding relationship http://www.dbss.org/concerts/012503.htm

Peabody Auditorium Saturday - January 25, 2003 Joseph Kalichstein, Piano with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra Lawrence Foster, Chief Conductor Zehavi .......................................Contemporary Israeli Piece Bernstein ..................................Symphony No.1 Mozart ......................................Piano Concerto No.17 R.Strauss ..................................Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche David Jolley Joshua Bell Gil Shaham Cristina Ortiz ... Catherine Malfitano Joseph Kalichstein, Piano Acclaimed for the heartfelt intensity and technical mastery of his playing, pianist Joseph Kalichstein enthralls audiences throughout the United States and Europe, winning equal praise as orchestral soloist, recitalist and chamber musician. He was recently named to the newly created post of Chamber Music Advisor to the Kennedy Center, an appointment that grew out of his close association with the Center over the past several seasons. He has

84. Classical Notes a concert of choral music both a cappella and accompanied by Judith long Avitable. WithJoseph Fennimore, international composer and pianist in a http://www.albany.net/~source/eclass.html

MARCH 18 Joseph Fennimore. A performance by the well-known local pianist. 11 a.m. Saint Joseph Hall Auditorium, College of Saint Rose, Albany. 454-5178. Free. MARCH 21 Empire State Youth Orchestra. In a program by Grieg, Ravel and Wagner; featuring Feliece Kuan, winner of the 1997 Lois Lyman Concerto Competition. $6-$9. 8 p.m. TSB Music Hall, Troy. 273-0038. Arcata Quartet. A program of Beethoven, Leos Janacek, David Noon, Dvorak. Presented by Friends of Chamber Music. $15, $7/students. 8 p.m. Kiggins Hall, Emma Willard School, Troy. 273-8135. There is Sweet Music Here: Music for Lent, Music for Spring. Albany Pro Music presents a concert of choral music both a cappella and accompanied by Judith Long Avitable. Lenten music will be contrasted with works highlighting the splendors of nature's glories. 8 p.m. St. John the Evangelist, Schenectady. 273-6510. MARCH 22 There is Sweet Music Here: Music for Lent, Music for Spring. Albany Pro Music presents a concert of choral music both a cappella and accompanied by Judith Long Avitable. Lenten music will be contrasted with works highlighting the splendors of nature's glories. 3 p.m. Blessed Sacrament Church, Albany. 273-6510. Schenectady Symphony Orchestra.

85. Joseph Turrin, Recent News! In collaboration with jazz pianist Jacques Loussier for Mexico Symphony and the LongIsland Philharmonic. Philip Smith, Trumpet / joseph Turrin, Piano Contest http://www.josephturrin.com/news.html

Recent News! Performances Recordings Publications New RCA Victor CD release In My Heart (17th and 18th Century Songs with Tenor Ramon Vargas) Arrangements by Joseph Turrin New March 7-13. 2003 University of New Mexico Wind Symphony and Joe Alessi will premiere and record for Summit Records Turrin's ILLUMINATIONS for trombone and wind symphony The concert will be held on March 9 at the University of New Mexico and the composer will attend. Recording dates March 10 -12 at the University New Feb. 11-19. Trip to LA New Jan. 2003 US Marine Band (ThePresident's Own) play Turrins Hemispheres in Washington, DC New Nov. 11, 2002 US Marine Band (ThePresident's Own) play Turrins Fandango and Escapade at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center in NYC. Philip Smith and Joseph Alessi were soloists. New Nov. 10, 2002 Joseph Turrin and Philip Smith give a concert / master class at Darthmouth College New Nov. 2002 Hemispheres recorded by the University of North Texas for Klavier Records New July 18, 2002 Televised LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER with the New York Philharmonic. 8PM National Broadcast on PBS (WNET/13 in New York City area) Joseph Turrin's New York premiere of Fandango Featuring Philip Smith and Joseph Alessi with Kurt Masur conducting the New York Philharmonic and hosted by Berverly Sills.

86. Untitled Chalk Circle (Wheaton College, joseph Cazalet, Director Selected appearances as pianistwith Nancy Helms CBC Radio California State University, long Beach with http://music.concordia.ca/Music_Faculty/Allan/Crossman.html

Allan Crossman e-mail: xman@vax2.concordia.ca Associate Professor, Concordia University Music Department (updated March 2000) Recordings commissions publication broadcast of compositions, recitals, interviews Concert pieces Orchestra Recordings CDs - Millennium Overture Dance (five instruments) and Desiderata (clarinet and piano) (to be issued on North/South Recordings) 2000-2001. CD - The Log of the Skipper's Wife , (SNE-646, Montreal), 1998. http://www.allegro-music.com CD - Gypsy Ballads, (piano), North/South Recordings, Max Lifchitz, pianist, (N/S 1014), 1996. http://www.nsmusic.com CD - Desiderata (clarinet and piano), Music from Concordia (SNE-538, Montreal), 1988. Disc- String Quartet No.2 and Eulogy for Caged Animals (wind quintet and piano), (excerpts on "Musical Portrait" from ASCAP Canada), 1985. CD - Different Gravity (Off Ramp Productions, San Francisco) 1993. Keyboard improvisation with electroacoustic ensemble. commissions from soloists and ensembles (concert pieces) Annex Players, Boston

87. Ob42.rtf 3 after a long illness. After his official retirement, joseph served as pianistand conductor of the Jewish Folk Chorus of San Francisco. http://www.jewishsf.com/bk021220/ob42.shtml

Sol Joseph, longtime S.F. Conservatory prof, dies at 90 DAN PINE Bulletin Staff Music lovers in the Bay Area have lost a local treasure. Sol Joseph, 90, longtime professor of music theory at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and former conductor of the Jewish Folk Chorus of San Francisco, died Dec. 3 after a long illness. "Sol was the sweetest and gentlest man," remembers Renee Enteen, who sang with the Jewish Folk Chorus when Joseph was the ensemble's conductor in the mid-1980s. "He was humble and soft, but a great musician." Born to Ukrainian immigrants in 1912, Joseph earned a master's degree in music from the University of Chicago in his hometown. He served with the U.S. Army during World War II, staying on for a time in post-war Germany. In 1948, Joseph moved to San Francisco with his wife, Belle, and young son, Steven. Aided by the support of Bay Area classical music pioneers Maidie Bacon, Lillian Hodgehead and Ada Clement, Joseph joined the faculty of the San Francisco Conservatory in 1948. There he taught theory, counterpoint, harmony and music literature. He also served as acting director and conductor of the Conservatory Orchestra until his retirement in 1977, when he was awarded an honorary doctor of music degree.

88. Year 2001 MUSICIANS Milestones ~ AMUSIClassical Directory most respected Wagner singers of her time, died in a Stuttgart hospital after a longillness. 04 AUG 2001 COOPER, joseph (pianist and Broadcaster)b 7 OCT 1912 http://members.tripod.com/perfartists/obits2001.html

MILESTONES ~ 2001 Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Welcome to the MUSICIANS milestones page of aMUSIClassical Directory Our Classical Music website for good music lovers. ARTS NEWS resources ALMANACS ANNIVERSARIES significant this year COMPOSERS dates/nationality/links PERFORMERS dates/nationality/links COMPOSITION TITLES match to composer COMPOSITION NOTES major works DISCUSSION LISTS join and post CLASSICALinks add your URL FAMILIAR THEMES in films/radio/tv PROGRAMS on broadcast and cable RADIO BROADCASTERS world-wide THEMATIC CATALOGERS BWV, K. etc On the Internet: MP3Radio~MUSIClassical and MP3's TOP TEN Classical Music List Click to subscribe to MUSIClassical discussion list MUSICIANS milestones Recent Classical Musician Deaths ~ 2001 31 DEC 2001 RUBINSTEIN, Aniela (Wife of pianist Artur hostess). Born in Vilnius, Lithuania, in 1908. She died in New York, aged 93. The London Times 29 DEC 2001 ASAHINA, Takashi (Conductor). Died at a Kobe hospital was known for his dignified conducting. He specialized in the works of Beethoven, Brahms and Bruckner. ~ age 93. Guardian Obit, AP

89. Earshot Jazz Monthly Publication Archive Saxophonist joseph Jarman is a veteran of the Art Violinist Leroy Jenkins, too, haslong been a bearer of pianist Myra Melford became a jazz musician in the http://www.earshot.org/newsletter_arch.cfm?NewsLetterID=11

90. Primary School Plays - Magic Parrot Productions UK Alternatively, some schools use their own pianist or organist baby, so it was a verylong dangerous journey Mary and joseph were very grateful to their faithful http://www.magicparrot.com/page12.html

A Brand New Star- Nativity Play: More details Thank you for your interest in the Nativity Play "Brand New Star".It is a very simple short script with narration telling the traditional Christian Nativity story. I have included page 1 of the script so you can get an idea! There are eight modern original songs, as listed below. Schools sometimes add their own selection of other traditional carols to produce a longer concert. Otherwise, the production is about 40 minutes in length. Last time I staged it in my own school it was performed by 85 children including choir, but it can be performed by a group as small as 15. (Cast List below) The package contains script, CD, and basic sheet music. The CD contains two copies of each song, one with vocals for rehearsing, one "backing track" for performance. Therefore no musical ability is needed, but you will need a CD player and microphone for the most effective delivery. (Alternatively, some schools use their own pianist or organist etc.) CAST LIST Mary ..

91. The Magic Christian (1969): Peter Sellers, Ringo Starr, Joseph McGrath joseph McGrath. 3/5, It's too long and too silly ( Very silly indeed http://ofcs.rottentomatoes.com/movie-1013032/reviews.php

Home About OFCS Member Profiles Schedule ... Awards O.F.C.S. Members: Sign In > Go to Movie/Section BOX OFFICE Head of State Bringing Down the House The Core Basic Chicago OPENING The Good Thief Cet Amour-La Fellini: I'm a Born Liar A Man Apart Phone Booth UPCOMING The Matrix Reloaded Finding Nemo Lord of the Rings: Th... Terminator 3: Rise of... IN THEATERS About Schmidt Adaptation Agent Cody Banks Amandla: A Revolution... Assassination Tango Basic Bend It Like Beckham Biker Boyz Boat Trip Bowling for Columbine Bringing Down the House Catch Me If You Can Chicago City of God The Core Cradle 2 the Grave Daredevil Dark Blue Deliver Us From Eva Down and Out with the... Dreamcatcher Drumline Far From Heaven Final Destination 2 Frida Fulltime Killer Gangs of New York Gods and Generals Harry Potter and the ... Head of State The Hours How to Lose a Guy in ... The Hunted Irreversible Japon Jungle Book 2 Just Married Kangaroo Jack Laurel Canyon Lawless Heart The Life of David Gale Lord of the Rings: Th... Maid in Manhattan The Navigators Nowhere in Africa Old School Open Hearts The Pianist Piglet's Big Movie Platform Poolhall Junkies The Quiet American Rabbit-Proof Fence Raising Victor Vargas The Recruit The Safety of Objects Shanghai Knights Space Station Spider Spirited Away Spun Stevie Talk to Her Tears of the Sun Ten Till Human Voices Wak...

92. Note.page Guy has been a longstanding annual guest Brass (Alain Trudel - trombone and JosephPetric - accordion voice) in Kitchener-Waterloo with pianist Stephanie Mara http://www.greatconcerts.com/note2_page.htm

JASPER WOOD’S “HEIFETZ CELEBRATION” A BIG HIT IN AMERICAN MARKET Violin virtuoso Jasper Wood's past year has been one of much success. From a recent launch of a new CD recording, a recording of the music of Saint-Saëns with pianist Jamie Parker, to the critically acclaimed Heifetz celebration recital Jasper Wood has been entertaining audiences the world over. Jasper has a unique style and musicianship that can only be fully captured in a live performance. Audiences and critics have all agreed that Jasper Wood is one of the finest ‘Generation X’ violinists of our time. The 2001 Heifetz celebration recital tour was such a hit that we have held it over for another year. The recital combines some of Jascha Heifetz's long lost treasures with some of his more famous transcriptions for violin and piano. This is combined with some standard repertoire that Heifetz enjoyed performing throughout his career. The final product is a perfectly balanced program which gives the audience a feeling of complete fulfillment. Jasper Wood continues to be a cutting edge violinist with his unique approach towards repertoire. A fan of music of our time, Jasper Wood is active in the commissioning and performing of new music. 2002 includes two pieces written especially for Jasper Wood by composers Glenn Buhr and Andrew MacDonald.

93. Ludwig Van Beethoven - Piano Concerto 5 see the name of Rudolf Johann joseph Rainer Habsburg Cramer, a Germanborn, London-basedpianist and publisher. Beethoven and Cramer were life-long friends, and http://w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de/cmp/beethoven_piano_con5.html

Ludwig van Beethoven - Piano Concerto No.5, Op.73 "Emperor" Key: E-flat Major Dedication: Orch.: Solo / 2 Fl., 2 Ob., 2 Cl., 2 Bsn. / 2 Hrn., 2 Tpt. / Timp. / Str. Approx.: 35 Min. Composed: Autograph: Deutsche Staatsbibliothek, Berlin I Allegro II Adagio un poco mosso III Rondo (Allegro) Further Information In English The Fifth Concerto's sobriquet, "Emperor," dates from Beethoven's time, but not from Beethoven himself, for he very rarely gave nicknames to his works. Besides, since the composer had little regard for emperors, he would be unlikely to name one of his own works for a class of people he generally disliked. So where did the name originate? Evidence is unclear, but it seems that the "Emperor" title was the idea of Johann Baptist Cramer, a German-born, London-based pianist and publisher. Beethoven and Cramer were life-long friends, and Beethoven reportedly regarded his lesser-known colleague as the greatest pianist of their day. If Cramer did indeed crown the "Emperor" with its regal title, then it seems proof of Beethoven's friendship that he permitted the choice, for he rarely let anyone meddle with his music. In German This project was created by Matt Boynick Classical Music Pages Homepage Last Revision - 10 October 2000

94. USRF - Joseph J. Kaufman (1921-1999) joseph J. Kaufman, MD 1921 1999 Professor of Urology open-ocean swimmer, a masterfulpianist, and a During his long and distinguished career, Joe received http://www.usrf.org/jjk_memoriam.html

The following In Memoriam Tribute to Professor Kaufman was prepared at the invitation of the UCLA Faculty Senate Archives and will be included there in January, 2000. Joseph J. Kaufman, M.D. Professor of Urology, Emeritus "Had he been a soldier, he would have been General. Had he been a politician, he would have been Senator. Had he been a nobleman, he would be have been King." Joe Kaufman was the most distinguished urologist of his day. He was a complex, multifaceted individual, who was a brilliant physician and surgeon, a great teacher, and a personal inspiration to all who knew him. In any room of people operating room, lecture hall, athletic field, or social gathering his presence was the dominant one. He influenced the lives of thousands of patients, trainees, co-workers, and students during a UCLA career which spanned nearly 40 years. During those years, both UCLA and the specialty of urology changed from struggling start-ups into important forces. No individual did more to lead these transitions than Joe Kaufman. Joe was effective because of his innate leadership abilities, and also because he was a striking physical presence. Tall, dark, and handsome, he had a booming voice and a commanding demeanor. He was an extremely gifted communicator, clever and funny, both with the spoken and written word. In his many areas of endeavor, he exuded a self-confidence, which assured the best possible result. He was often called a "Renaissance Man" because he was talented in many different fields.

95. Harvard University Press/The Harvard Biographical Dictionary Of Music/Jazz Music John (William), (b. Hamlet, NC, 1926; d. Huntington, long Island, 1967 Jazz pianistand composer. JONES, Thad(deus joseph), (b. Pontiac, Mich., 1923; d. Copenhagen http://www.hup.harvard.edu/features/ranhab/jazz.html

JAZZ MUSICIANS This document contains a representative selection of the jazz musicians for whom the Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music includes entries. ADDERLY, Cannonball [Julian Edwin] (b. Tampa, 1928; d. Gary, Ind., 1975). Jazz alto saxophonist and leader of small groups. ARMSTRONG, Louis [Pops; Satchmo] (b. New Orleans, 1901; d. New York, 1971). Jazz trumpeter and singer. BASIE, Count [William] (b. Red Bank, N.J., 1904; d. Hollywood, Fla., 1984). Jazz bandleader and pianist. BLAKEY, Art [Buhaina, Abdullah ibn] (b. Pittsburgh, 1919; d. New York, 1990). Jazz drummer and bandleader. BLEY, Carla (b. Oakland, Calif., 1938). Jazz composer, bandleader, and entrepreneur. BRUBECK, Dave [David Warren] (b. Concord, Calif., 1920). Jazz pianist, composer, and bandleader. CALLOWAY, Cab [Cabell] (b. Rochester, N.Y., 1907; d. Hockessin, Del., 1994). Jazz singer and bandleader. CLARKE, Kenny [Kenneth Spearman; Klook] (b. Pittsburgh, 1914; d. Montreuil-sous-Bois, near Paris, 1985). Jazz drummer and bandleader. COLEMAN, Ornette (b. Fort Worth, 1930).

96. American Big Band Biographies - "B" Listings, Continues PA, d. May 31, 1980 nee joseph Francis Burke Marsala who discovered such folks aspianist Joe Bushkin Before long, he joined Eddie Condon's group and following http://64.33.34.112/.WWW/b10.html

The Great American Big Bands Big Bands Database Homepage - http://nfo.net "B" Band Entries [ Sonny Burke Orch ] b. Mar. 22, 1914, Scranton, PA, d. May 31, 1980 nee: Joseph Francis Burke Instrument: Vibes Theme Song: Blue Sonata Overview Burke had learned to play the piano and violin while still a child, and was playing in dance bands while still in school. For about one-quarter of the century, he was a bandleader and active arranger for major recording studios, where he backed leading singers such as Ella Fitzgerald; Mel Torme, and Frank Sinatra. Sonny formed his band while in Duke University. John Hammond, the music critic, encouraged him to bring the band to NYC, where they wound up in Roseland ballroom. Sonny handled the Vibes and then began arranging for the band. Sonny inherited the Sam Donahue orchestra when Gene Krupa took Sam Donahue away, but when San Donahue left Krupa, he asked for his old band back. The orchestra took a vote and Sam got the band back. Sonny left the band and started a very successful career as west coast studio and TV arranger/conductor, as well as being chief arranger for such bands as Jimmy Dorsey and Charles Spivak. He was musical director for Warner Bros. Records and for Reprise Records, where he was responsible for Frnak Sinatra's records. Later he headed his own Daybreak Records company. Sonny died in 1979.

97. Scottish Chamber Orchestra the second concert in the series, with conductor/composer Oliver Knussen making along overdue return joseph Swensen is joined by pianist Simon Trpceski http://www.sco.org.uk/new/pr_mai.html

2 May 2002 - Scottish Chamber Orchestra announces new season Two major themes - Late Masterpieces and Adventurer Series World premieres by Kenneth Dempster, Sally Beamish and Lyell Cresswell SCO takes the stage at Barony Hall, Matt Thomson Hall and GRCH during City Halls refurbishment The Scottish Chamber Orchestra today announces its 2002/2003 Season featuring concerts throughout Scotland from October to May, with a distinguished line-up of internationally acclaimed soloists and guest conductors. The Orchestra performs over seventy concerts during the Season, with over twenty concerts in both Edinburgh and Glasgow and smaller series in Aberdeen, St Andrews, Inverness, Perth, Dumfries and Ayr, and appearances at Greenock Town Hall and the Great Hall, Stirling Castle. Themed Concert Series Late Masterpieces - for some of the great composers, their last works are also their most profound. This five-concert series showcases the final works of five of the greatest: Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms and Sibelius. In Edinburgh, the concerts in this series are presented at the Usher Hall. In Glasgow, four of the Late Masterpieces concerts are presented - two at City Halls and two at GRCH. Adventurer - a series of five concerts which features much loved masterpieces of the modern age alongside less familiar works, including several world premieres and SCO commissions. In Glasgow, the concerts in this series take place at the Matt Thomson Hall, RSAMD.

98. The Sal Joseph Q&A all, I'd like to thank Sal joseph for helping Trenton, NJ, and was a classically trainedpianist who had Jim started playing together it wasn't long before the http://www.netporch.com/jcroce/q&a1.html

Now to the answers! Question: What is the "One thing I bet you didn't know about Jim Croce?" from Sal's personal experience. Answer: Perhaps the most interesting thing you probably didn't know about Jim Croce was that, for a short time, he actually backed up Maury on lead guitar. This was when Jim had moved back from New York and was living in Lyndell, PA. Maury had an album out called "Gingerbreadd", and Jim was recovering from the New York experience. Maury's album didn't get promoted either, so he wasn't able to get many gigs, but once I got him together with Jim something clicked, and Jim was so impressed with Maury's music he adapted his guitar style so they could play a few gigs together. Q: How did he know Maury? Did he have any clue their combination would produce the kind of music it did? A: I met Maury while teaching Communications at Glassboro State College in New Jersey. He was a Music Major from Trenton, N.J., and was a classically trained pianist who had taught himself to play guitar. I was so impressed with his music I left teaching to manage him. Once he and Jim started playing together it wasn't long before the roles switched and Maury started backing Jim on lead guitar. I knew this was a very special collaboration, and the music changed dramatically. Q: Did he remember the first song he heard from the Croce/Muehleisen combination? How did he react? Did he notice a "difference"?

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