21. Huntington Arts Council Cultural Calendar Administered By The pianist tatjana rankovich will perform, FREE Sun., 230pm, South Huntington PublicLibrary, 2 Melville Road, Huntington Station, NY 11746, 631.549.4411, shpl http://www.huntingtonarts.org/cultural_calendar/november.htm

huntington arts council Cultural Calendar Administered by the Huntington Arts Council 213 Main Street Huntington, NY 11743 Online edition by For further information contact us at info@huntingtonarts.org menu who we are summer arts festival ... December Huntington Arts Council Cultural Calendar November Events Children Family . One-hour Family Performance for ages 5 to 9, $18 tillescenter.org , Contact: Doris Meadows 11/2/02 - 11/2-11/17 "Dorothy in the Land of Oz" (Children's Theatre) . , $8/general admission Sat.-Sun., 12pm, Arena Players Repertory Theatre, 294 Route 109, East Farmingdale, NY 11735, 516.293.0674, arenaplayers.org , Contact: 11/2/02 - 11/2 Tales for Tots (Storytelling) . , free Sat., 11:30am-12:30pm, Heckscher Museum of Art, 2 Prime Ave., Huntington, 631.351.3250, heckscher.org , Contact: Deanna Morton 11/3/02 - 11/2-11/30 Dorothy in the Land of Oz (Children's Theater) . Arena Players Performance, $8 Ongoing Sat., 2pm, Vanderbilt Museum, 180 Little Neck Rd., Centerport, 631.854.5550, vanderbiltmuseum.org

22. Records International Catalogue July 2001 and it is especially gratifying that a pianist of Hamelin's Elmar Oliveira (violin),tatjana rankovich (piano), Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra, Kosice; David http://www.recordsinternational.com/RICatalogJul01.html

Home January 2002 January 2001 January 2000 ... December 1997 MOYZES (Collectors of 19th-century Romanticism take note of Symphony No. 5.) HENRY HADLEY and American Late Romanticism JOHN ALDEN CARPENTER (1876-1951): Symphony No. 1, Symphony No. 2, Adventures in a Perambulator. While Adventures (1914) is an extroverted work, depicting a full day in the life of a babe in a stroller in music of great humor and bright orchestral colors, the two symphonies (each lasting less than 20 minutes) are much more inward pieces, peaceful and gently lyrical rather than outgoingly Romantic. The first (1940) is a reworking of an earlier symphonic attempt from 1917 condensed into a single-movement work in five sections full of mercurial changes of tempo and mood. The second is a 1947 revision of a 1934 piano quintet and its three movements are cultured, modest and unostentatious. National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine; John McLaughlin Williams. Naxos American Classics 8.559065 (U.S.A.) RUED LANGGAARD (1893-1952): Symphony No. 6 "Det Himmelrivende", Symphony No. 7 (1926 version), Symphony No. 8 "Minder ved Amalienborg". A new recording brings us the first recording of the Symphony No. 7 in the version printed at Langgaard's own expense in 1927, the first of his symphonies to abandon the expressionism and apocalypicism of his first six, trading that in for a neo-Romanticism which was his response to the cool, pure clarity of the then-prevailing neo-Classicism. Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra and Choir; Thomas Dausgard. Marco Polo/Dacapo 8.224180 (Denmark)

23. SoundTracks: A Guide To The Latest Recordings Of American Music tatjana rankovich, from the former Yugoslavia, plays works by three forgotten Germanpianist Steffen Schleiermacher continues his remarkable series of the http://www.newmusicbox.org/soundtracks/aug99/

e have tracked down new recordings of music by 65 American composers this month. As always, the variety is overwhelming. There are three new MMC anthologies of orchestral music featuring works by 21 composers proving that the orchestra continues to be a source of inspiration for composers with a wide variety of stylistic inclinations ranging from a powerful Piano Concerto by Emma Lou Diemer to an evocative meditative Elegy by James Caldwell to a wild parody of the orchestral tradition by John Biggs . At the same time, younger composers like Jane Ira Bloom and Tyson Rogers are breathing new life into hard bop jazz. As usual, however, many of the discs included herein, are unclassifiable. David Garland is coming from a place somewhere between alternative rock and downtown experimentalism. Jose Halac combines the folk music of his native South America with the post-industrial improvisations of the very different folk he met here. Kyle Gann uses synthesizers to explore entire new sonic vistas opened up by alternate tuning systems. Meanwhile, Elizabeth Panzer proves that a harp isn't always angelic and Matthew Fields reinvents the carillon. And

24. Artek Recordings - Classical In. addition, he was active as a pianist and conductor, making dozens of. TatjanaRankovich was born in Belgrade, in the former Yugoslavia, where she. http://www.artekrecordings.com/artek/CD2contents.htm

ARTEK Recordings Contents of the CD2 Booklet Click to Order Recordings Nicolas Flagello was one of the 20th century¹s leading exponents of traditional late romantic musical values. Without ever repudiating this aesthetic outlook, he succeeded in forging a personal musical language and a distinctive body of work shaped by his own temperament and embodying his own unique perspective on life. Born in New York City in 1928, Flagello grew up in a musical family with deep roots in old-world traditions. Something of a prodigy, young Nicolas was composing and performing publicly as a pianist before the age of ten. While still a child, he began a long and intensive apprenticeship with composer Vittorio Giannini, who further imbued him with the enduring values of the grand European tradition. His study continued at the Manhattan School of Music, where he earned both his Bachelor¹s (1949) and Master¹s (1950) degrees, joining the faculty immediately upon graduation and remaining there until 1977. During the early l950s, he won a Fulbright Fellowship to study in Rome, and earned the Diploma di Studi Superiori in 1956 from the Accademia

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