21. Hickeys Music Center - Complete Classical Piano Catalog p.32 (La Li) p.33 (Li - ma) p.34 (ma - Me) p Young pianist's Repertoire v.1(Waterman Harewood) (Ships in 10 adler Gradus - 40 Studies v.2 Item 11390, http://www.hickeys.com/cgi/display.cgi?page=poclas.htm

22. Jewhoo! - Interviews in me.” Leah studied to become a concert pianist, but she I ask her how long sheand adler have been say, “Hi, Steven,’ and he says, ‘Hi, ma, what’s http://www.jewhoo.com/editor/interviews/leahadler/page2.html

Interviews from the Official Jewish Mothers' Hall of Fame by Fred A. Bernstein Leah Adler: Steven Spielberg's Mother “I didn’t know he was a genius. Frankly, I didn’t know what the hell he was.” Page II of II ““We were poor,” she adds, “but there was no depression in our house. We didn’t know what we didn’t have. And we liked what we did have. I remember going to bed thinking, ‘Wow, I have new shoes,’ and jumping out of bed in the middle of the night to look at my new shoes. Now that I can have everything, I’ve lost that.” Leah remembers a time when the family barely ate for several days. Finally, her father was able to earn ten dollars buying and selling old jewelry. “He came home with ten dollars and said, ‘We’re going on vacation.’ And we did. That’s faith.” Life gave Leah another advantage. “I was different looking, but I never wanted to change. If I had a tiny pug nose maybe I wouldn’t have had to develop a personality. But, instead, I learned to play the piano. I was somebody. I loved my life, and I believed in me.” Leah studied to become a concert pianist, but she gave up that ambition when she married Arnold Spielberg, an engineer, and moved with him from Ohio to Arizona.

23. August 23 Tests 104 runs) In 1923, Richard adler, composer/songwriter Russell, Buffalo NY, politicalsatirist/pianist (Real People English rock drummer (WhoI'ma Boy) In http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/august/0823.html

On August 23... 235th day of year with 130 days left (Numerology = 4) Happy Birthday to: In 1486, Siegmund Freiherr von Herberstein, Austrian diplomat In 1524, Fran‡ois Hotman/Hotomanus, French lawyer/diplomat (Anti-Tribonien) In 1593, Fulvio Testi, Italian poet (Pianto d'Italia) In 1727, Friedrich Hartmann Graf, composer In 1740, Ivan VI, Emperor of Russia 1740-41) In 1751, Louis-Fran‡ois Beffara, lexicographer In 1754, Louis XVI, Versailles, king of France (1774-93) eventually guillotined In 1769, Georges Cuvier, French zoologist (La RŠgne Animal) In 1773, Jakob F Fries, German philosopher In 1809, Juliusz Slowacki, Polish poet (Trip to H Land) In 1818, Rufus Ingalls, Bvt Major General (Union Army), died in 1893 In 1829, Moritz B Cantor, German math historian In 1832, Alexander Chambers, Brig General (Union volunteers), died in 1888 In 1851, A Jir sek, writer In 1854, Moritz Moszkowski, composer In 1864, Eleftherios K Venizalos, premier of Greece (1910-15, 28-32) In 1867, Marcel Schwob, Frans writer/journalist (Le Croisade des Enfants)

24. January 15 composer In 1873, max adler, Austria sociologist 1925, Ruth Slenczynska, Sacramento,California, pianist In 1926 In 1927, Norm Crosby, Boston ma, comedian (Young http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/january/0115.html

On January 15... 15th day of year with 350 remaining (Numerology = 7) Happy Birthday to: In 1432, Afonso V "the African", king of Portugal (1438-1481) In 1507, Johann Oporinus [Herbster], Swiss book publisher (Koran) In 1567, Black Box, [Catherine Quinol], Guadeloupe, vocalist (Love Sensation) In 1715, Georg C Wagenzeil, Austria (court)composer/pianist In 1716, Philip Livingston, merchant (signed Declaration of Independence) In 1730, John Malchair, composer In 1733, Joseph Lederer, composer In 1742, Eugene Godecharle, composer In 1779, Jean Coralli, Paris, ballet producer/choreographer In 1791, Franz Gillparzer, Austrian tragic dramatist (Golden Fleece) In 1793, Ferdinand G Waldmller, Austrian painter In 1795, Willem de Clerq, Dutch merchant/man of letters In 1798, Thomas Crofton Croker, Irish story teller (Fairy legends) In 1809, Cornelia Connelly, Phila, founder (Society of the Holy Child Jesus) In 1809, Pierre Joseph Proudhon, France, politician (libertarian socialist) In 1812, Peter C Asbjírnsen, Norwegian fairy tale writer

25. Musical Faculty rehearsal pianist for Candide; pianist for I Training BS, ma, Columbia University;Juilliard School of Howard, Olympia Dukakis, Stella adler, marge Livingston http://amda.edu/musical.cfm

Musical Department Claudia Asbury Robin Clarke Musical Theatre Department. Pianist, musical director, coach. Broadway credits include James Joyceand The Dead. Regional credits include Ingersoll Theatre. Musical director credits include Tintypes, Something’s Afoot, The Sound of Music, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Oklahoma, I Do, I Do, Damn Yankees. Pianist for National Ballet of Canada, Canadian Opera Company, Toronto Opera Repertoire. Training: B.A., Northwest Missouri State University; M.M., Drake University. Darren R. Cohen Musical Theatre Department. Director, pianist. Associate Conductor, national tour of Chicago. N.Y.C. credits: Musical Director of Zombie Prom (Variety Arts Theatre), Carnival (York Theatre), Outer Critic’s Circle AwardBest Revival; The Fantasticks, And the World Goes Round, A... My Name is Still Alice, Anyone Can Whistle, Daydreams, Show me Where the Good Times Are, Georgy, A Chorus Line, and the workshop Arthur. Regional credits: Musical Director Cabaret (Barrington Stage, Orpheum), A Grand Night for Singing (North Shore), and Little of Horrors (MUNY and the Kansas City Starlight), world premiere of OffKey, Assassins, Flora the Red Menace, Jacques Brel, Beehive, Closer than Ever, Sally Blane, Make Someone Happy,and Entirely Sophie. National tours: Grease and Some Enchanted Evening.Recordings include Ben Bagley’s Broadway Revisited. Training: B.M., Eastman School of Music. William A. Cox

26. Sin City Sounds Spotlight - Behind The Cheese: What Really Makes Lounge Against I'ma big fan current backing band, who he describes as three of the greatest musiciansI've ever met, is comprised of pianist David adler (aka Bobby http://www.sincitysounds.com/spotlight/cheese.html

Behind The Cheese: What Really Makes Lounge Against The Machine Swing By Poizen Ivy The gimmick of taking an existing genre of music and performing it in a different style is nothing new. Steve Allen did it during the "Golden Age" of television. Bill Murray's alter-ego, Nick The Lounge Singer, crooned his way through "Saturday Night Live". Black Velvet Flag shook up the Cocktail Nation of the '90s. Now the torch song has been reignited by Richard Cheese and Lounge Against The Machine "I'm a big fan of any irony," states Mark Jonathan Davis, better known by his musical moniker Richard Cheese. "It's the wrong thing to do and I enjoy doing the wrong thing." Davis is an unlikely and rather reluctant rock star. During high school, he worked at a hobby store warehouse and passed the time by singing radio hits in the style of Frank Sinatra. In 1994, while working on Kevin and Bean's morning radio show on Los Angeles' KROQ, he created the character of Paul Talbert, the 55-year-old intern who recorded his own "retro" versions of alternative hits. Davis eventually started his own company producing television jingles and commercials, but still wanted to take his idea further and put out an album. With backing from Oglio Records, Lounge Against The Machine was recorded with studio musicians and released in 2000.

27. Music/Instruments/Keyboard/Piano/Pianists - Fractured Atlas Links Directory ma, adler Official website for young concert pianist in the San FranciscoBay Area. Includes profile, performances, and repertoire. 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 5 CATEGORIES: Agents and Managers Biret, Idil Brendel, Alfred Directories ... Sgouros, Dimitris LINKS: Pages: Leeb, Christina (b.1976) Young austrian pianist; her repertoire also includes chamber music and vocal/instrumental accompaniments. Leonhardt, Trudelies Fortepianist. Biography, discography, sound clips. Leonhardt, Trudelies Fortepianist. Biography, discography, sound clips. Li, Yundi Chinese pianist; site includes biographical notes, audio and video clips, articles, recitals, upcoming concerts. Limaev, Andrey

28. College Of Fine Arts - School Of Music New York Samuel adler, BM '48, Music Composer and BM '36, Music Music Publisher(deceased) North Easton, ma. Gideon Rubin, MM '95, Piano pianist, New World http://www.bu.edu/cfa/alumni/music/

Dr. Dino Anagnost , BM '65, Music Music Director, Little Orchestra Society of New York. New York Samuel Adler, BM '48, Music Composer and Conductor. Professor Emeritus and Chairman of the Composition Department at the University of Rochester. Perrysburg, OH William Anderson, BM '84, Woodwind Principal Oboe, Air Force Band. Colorado Springs, CO Edward Atkatz , BM '93, Percussion Percussionist, Chicago Symphony. Faculty, DePaul University School of Music. Chicago Amy Lynn Barber, BM '71, Music Dean, School of Music, Depauw University. Greencastle, IN Fred A. Bronstein BM '78, Piano President, Dallas Symphony. Dallas Peter Chapman , BM '67, MM '70, Music Trumpet, Boston Symphony Orchestra. Faculty, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston University. Boston Geralyn Coticone , BM '87, Woodwind Piccolo, Boston Symphony Orchestra. Faculty, Boston Conservatory. Boston Gui Ping Deng , DIP '91, Voice Soprano, "Cio Cio San" in Madame Butterfly and "Mimi" in La Boheme. Boston Lyric Opera, Sacramento Opera.

29. Seattle Symphony | Pressroom worldrenowned violinist Gidon Kremer and pianist Naida Cole transcribed for violinand piano by Ernst adler). Mischa maisky, Thomas Zehetmair and Yo?Yo ma. http://www.seattlesymphony.org/pressroom/symphony/releases/release_detail.asp?Pr

30. Teachers pianist, clarinetist, recorder, guitarist primarily. Paul's Church, Stockbridge,ma.; Performances with New York Percussion Studied with Henry adler and Gary http://www.bcn.net/~markb/scms/teachers.html

Click on an instrument to see the teachers BASS BASSOON CELLO CLARINET ... VOCALS FACULTY DIRECTORY: SOUTH COUNTY MUSIC SCHOOL BASS: Steve Ide; Guitarist Teaches: Electric Bass Has played locally bands such as Shenandoah, The Bluestars, Vikky True and Out of the Blue. Has toured and recorded with Arlo Guthrie and Pete Seeger as well as the Empire Brass Quintet. Studied violin with Rick Tivin, Classical Guitar with Edward Flower (Ithaca College), Richard Provost (Hart School of Music), Jazz Bass with Ram Miles. Has taught music at the Pittsfield Community Music School, Simon's Rock College. Has performed with Pearls at Swine, Berkshire Bateria Escola de Samba, One Straw Revolution, Simon's Rock Jazz Ensemble, The Element and as co-bandleader, composer and arranger for Chilbone, a local fusion band. BASSOON: Zafer Leo Ponter; Bassoonist Teaches: Bassoon, Recorder Bassoonist with Cold Spring Winds (Williamstown), Bennington Wind Quintet, (Bennington, Vt.), Bennington Trio (Bennington, Vt.), Taconic Consort (Pittsfield), Gramercy Quintet (Boston); Principal Bassoonist with the Sage City Symphony, Pittsfield Symphony Orchestra, Northern Berkshire Wind Ensemble; Scholarship member, Chamber Music Conference and Composer's Forum of the East (Bennington, Vt.); Faculty of the Pittsfield Community Music School. CELLO: Eladia Haiman; Cellist Teaches: Cello

31. Louisville Scene | Arts | Performing Arts Arts Performing Arts In aU of L class or onstage, pianist Tian Ying is a 'master'By ANDREW adler • Jan. 27, 2002 The CourierJournal. I'ma LITTLE LOST http://www.louisvillescene.com/arts/performing/2002/p20020127ying.html

Arts Performing Arts In a U of L class or onstage, pianist Tian Ying is a 'master' By ANDREW ADLER Jan. 27, 2002 The Courier-Journal Tian Ying worked with Shabnam Cyrus during a master class at the University of Louisville last October. Photo by PAM SPAULDING The scene was Comstock Concert Hall at the University of Louisville School of Music. The situation was a master class, in which piano students would be selected to play for a few minutes and then be critiqued. The "master" was Tian Ying. Slim, elegantly dressed and possessed of a strikingly serene manner, Ying listened absorbing, analyzing, considering how best to respond and encourage. Often, he had to probe. "I'M A LITTLE LOST in terms of the overall picture," he told one student, speaking in almost a singsong whisper. "The overall picture is very beautiful, but I'm not seeing three dimensions. The most important point is how you think. Try to imagine what the left hand would be doing . . . then the right hand. Then your fingers will be a little more understanding." Ying has been leading these master classes for several seasons, part of a visiting-artist residency underwritten by music school benefactor Margaret Comstock. Over the last decade Ying, 33, has performed with the Louisville Orchestra (under Lawrence Leighton Smith) and played in Louisville in recital.

32. Jazz | ALL ABOUT JAZZ | The Web's Ultimate Guide To Jazz By David R. adler. Among the members of pianist JeanMichel Pilc’s trio (FrançoisMoutin Solar with Miroslav Vitous and Ian Froman in Somerville, ma in the http://www.allaboutjazz.com/articles/nyan0202.htm

Quick Links CD Reviews News Forums Musicians ... eStore SEARCH AAJ WWW FREE NEWSLETTER Bookmark Us! Contact Us Suggestion Box Help Wanted ... Soul Pools Babatunde Lea From Me to You Terry Gibbs Broad Street Tony Marino Jazz Standard Time Dan Jacobs Another Sunrise Bob McHugh Welcome to AAJ! New to Jazz? Building a Jazz Library History of Jazz ... Jazz Humor Concert Posters Column: New York at Night David Adler February 2002 New York @ Night Archive November November October September ... July New York @ Night: February 2002 By David R. Adler Electric Bop Jim Rotondi and David Hazeltine certainly aren’t known as fusion players, but they do have an affinity for the electric music that Herbie Hancock, Freddie Hubbard, and Miles Davis set about creating in the early 70s, on albums like Red Clay and Fat Albert Rotunda. Paying tribute to that classic yet frequently maligned sound, the trumpeter and pianist co-led an electric quintet at Smoke. Hazeltine played Rhodes, the signature instrument of the style, and one that has been enjoying a significant comeback in acoustic jazz. One usually sees Barak Mori, the young Israeli bassist, clad in a suit and clutching an upright in Eric Reed’s band; here he was dressed down and playing an ultra-tight Fender J. Guitarist Greg Skaf and drummer Vincent Ector completed the band, which played Hazeltine’s "period" arrangements of "Love for Sale" and "Out of This World," as well as an epic "Watermelon Man" and a couple of Hazeltine originals. Rotondi doubled on synth; his echo effects on trumpet were a bit much at times, but they were kept to a minimum. There was almost a "garage band" feel to this project: the music was quite polished, but it came across as an off-the-cuff jam among musicians who normally busy themselves with other matters.

33. Jazz | ALL ABOUT JAZZ | The Web's Ultimate Guide To Jazz Tin Pan Alley Reviewed By David R. adler C. Michael Bailey. He said, I'ma collegeprofessor and usually don't take My job there was to be the pianist for the http://www.allaboutjazz.com/iviews/ucaine_2.htm

Quick Links CD Reviews News Forums Musicians ... eStore SEARCH AAJ WWW FREE NEWSLETTER Bookmark Us! Contact Us Suggestion Box Help Wanted ... From Me to You Terry Gibbs Broad Street Tony Marino Another Sunrise Bob McHugh Chorale Simone Guiducci Soul Pools Babatunde Lea Welcome to AAJ! New to Jazz? Building a Jazz Library History of Jazz ... Jazz Humor Concert Posters Interview Uri Caine December 2000 PART 1 Background Bernard Peiffer PART 2 Classical Influences "Crossover" Gustav Mahler Philly Jazz Goldberg Variations PART 3 Blue Wail The Knitting Factory Creative Process Leonard Bernstein PART 4 John Coltrane Musical Venues Spirituality Winter And Winter The Saturated Self Related Article The Treasure of Uri Caine Goldberg Variations Reviewed By Glenn Astarita Blue Wail Reviewed By Glenn Astarita C. Michael Bailey Gustav Mahler in Toblach Reviewed By Glenn Astarita David R. Adler Derek Taylor Tin Pan Alley Reviewed By David R. Adler C. Michael Bailey "...I realize that when you say that it's the Goldberg Variations- and this doesn't necessarily apply so much to jazz audiences as to a classical audience- it is of course a shock when a singer stands up and starts to have what they think is an epileptic attack, but that's OK!" ... Vic Schermer CLASSICAL INFLUENCES: GEORGE ROCHBERG, GEORGE CRUMB, VLADIMIR SOKOLOFF VIC: In your own recent "Goldberg Variations," based on those of Bach, of course, do you perform some of the classsical "riffs" on the harpsichord?

34. Randall Scarlata, Baritone He recently performed with (YCA alumnus) pianist Richard Goode in in the world premiereof Samuel adler’s Ever the Carribbean RONGHONG (RON) ma, Far East http://www.yca.org/scarlata.html

RANDALL SCARLATA, baritone "Randall Scarlata is an intelligent and communicative singer. In songs of Schumann and Schubert his delivery of the text was vivid, and this was not just a matter of clear diction but of a compelling desire to bring texts to life. His voice is hearty and robust, especially in the lower range, and his lovely, soft singing in high-lying phrases was poignant." - THE NEW YORK TIMES Click here to listen to Randall Scarlata perform Grieg's Lauf der Welt (with pianist Cameron Stowe) Download Real One Player Repertoire with Orchestra ADLER Ever Since Babylon BACH Cantatas No. 7, 8, 82, 85, 115, 123, 130 Easter Oratorio: bass soloist Magnificat: bass soloist Mass in B Minor St. John Passion: Jesus St. Matthew Passion BERNSTEIN Arias and Barcarolles Songfest BRAHMS Ein Deutsches Requiem BRITTEN Cantata Misericordium COPLAND Old American Songs FAURE Requiem HAYDN Die Jahreszeiten Lord Nelson Mass HOIBY Five Poems of Walt Whitman I Was There MAHLER Kindertotenlieder Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen Rückert Lieder MONTSALVATGE Cinco Canciones Negras MOZART Coronation Mass Great Mass in C Minor Missa Brevis ORFF Carmina Burana PAULUS So Hallowed is the Time RAVEL Cinq mélodies populaires grecques Don Quichotte à Dulcinée Kaddish VIVALDI Gloria Magnificat WALTON Belshazzar's Feast Baritone RANDALL SCARLATA won First Prize at the 1999 Young Concert Artists International Auditions, as well as The Diallo Prize, The Lindemann Vocal Chair and The Walker Fund Prize, which sponsored his Washington, DC debut in the Young Concert Artists Series at the Kennedy Center in 2000.

35. Concerts 2003 28, 2003 at 8 pm pianist Carol ma will perform a at 8 pm Soprano Darla Diltz and pianistJad Bernardo Junior Recital Bart Swecker/Bryant adler Tuesday, April 29 http://www.music.utk.edu/music/Concerts2002.html

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36. Fred A. Bernstein in me. Leah studied to become a concert pianist, but she But Steven always says,'Don't worry, ma, they know Since my first meeting with Leah adler, she has http://www.fredbernstein.com/info/spielberg_mom.shtml

Steven Spielberg's Mother An interview with Leah Adler, from The Jewish Mothers' Hall of Fame Published by Doubleday in 1986 The restaurant could only be in California: shingled on the outside, kosher on the inside, it is the unlikely domain of Leah Adler, a petite blonde godsend whose responsibilities include planning the menus, greeting the guests, and whenever her son has a new movie out hanging the posters. The movie posters nine so far are Leah’s way of telling anyone who doesn’t know it that her son is Steven Spielberg. Four of the ten biggest grossing pictures of all time (Jaws, E.T., Raiders of the Lost Ark, and its sequel, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom) are heralded on Leah Adler’s wall. Together they have made Steven the most popular movie director ever. Leah is right to show off. Among the reasons for Spielberg’s success are his incredible energy, his unselfconscious sense of humor, and his youthful, wide-eyed innocence qualities he obviously inherited from Leah. Visiting her at the Milky Way, I feel as if I am meeting the inspiration for a thousand Spielberg movies. Leah projects the same rapturous naivete as Steven’s protagonists as she ricochets from table to table, joyously igniting conversations in every corner of the room. And when the phone rings, Leah positively leaps across the room to get it. "The restaurant," Leah says, "is like a stage. I feel like I’m opening in a play every night. I thrive on the whole thing."

37. The Music Hall Gift Shop PARIS ORIGINALS DEBUSSY Six Epigraphes antiques. RAVEL ma Mere l'Oye. ELIZABETHRICH, pianist. very beautiful. The Tarrytown Music Hall by Ed adler. http://www.tarrytownmusichall.org/GiftShop.html

THE MUSIC HALL GIFT SHOP Welcome to The Music Hall Gift Shop! The Music Hall Gift Shop offers wonderful gifts and souvenirs. Sold here are Also available are CDs featuring renowned artists who have recorded and/or performed in the Music Hall. To purchase gifts, visit our shop which is open during performances or email your request to gifts@tarrytownmusichall.org. Proceeds benefit The Music Hall. Seasonal Cards, Postcards, Magnets, Notepads CDs Original Art Work SEASONAL Christmas Ornaments Hand painted Austrian glass ornament depicting The Music Hall. Measures 5 centimeters. Packaged in a clear pyramid shaped gift box. Price: $20.00 Music Hall Chocolates Gold milk chocolate coins made exclusively for The Music Hall. The Music Hall was built in 1885 by William Wallace, a chocolate manufacturer and a wealthy sugar monopolist. A perfect stocking stuffer! Measures 2" x 2" Designed by Bjorn Olsson. Price: $1.50 each CARDS, POSTCARDS, MAGNETS, NOTEBOOKS

38. NEA National Medal Of Arts Previous Medalists 1982-2000 and dancer YoYo ma - cellist Mike Leopold adler - preservationist, civic leader KatherineDunham Vladimir Horowitz (Posthumous award) - pianist Czelaw Milosz http://www.arts.gov/guide/allmedalists.html

39. NEA National Medal Of Arts Previous Medalists 1982-2001 ( country singer, bandleader (1991) adler, Leopold preservationist Levine, James -opera conductor, pianist (1997) Lewis, Mr folklorist, scholar (1986) ma, Yo-Yo http://www.arts.gov/guide/allmedalists2.html

40. Any-Day-in-History PAGE Of SCOPE SYSTEMS. Cocktails for Two) 1911 Ota adler Czechoslovakian/British JJ) 1914 Rosalyn TureckChicago IL, pianist (Bach 1961) 1935 Lee Remick Quincy ma, actress (Days http://www.scopesys.com/cgi/today2.cgi?askmonth=12&askday=14

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