1. Karen Bentley -- Bio karen bentley was the fine violinist. The New York Times 'Another Face' featuredviolinist karen bentley in the bravura soloist role, a technically http://www.kbentley.com/bio.htm

Home Upcoming Performances Recordings CDs and MP3s Bio Friends Photos Poetry Bio and Reviews Karen Bentley pursues a unique career as a violinist, violist, conductor and pianist. She attended Indiana University where her principal teachers were Josef Gingold and Yuval Yaron. Ms. Bentley graduated with a Masters of Music degree in Violin Performance in 1987. Other teachers include Camilla Wicks, Nathan Milstein, Glenn Dicterow and Jean Jacques Kantorow. She has concertized throughout the capitals of Europe, Asia, the United States, Canada, and Russia where she performed Vivaldi's Four Seasons and the Beethoven Violin Concerto . She has several recordings of original music including Electric Diamond Angel Konzerto and Succubus Ariel View , and Dancing Suite to Suite . She concertizes with pianist Dmitriy Cogan, with whom she has collaborated for 16 years. She also collaborates with percussionist Ian Dogole of Global Fusion Music in a variety of musical styles merging violin, viola and Norwegian hardingfele with percussion instruments from around the globe. A champion of contemporary music, she has premiered compositions by David Felder, John Halle, Cindy Cox, Stuart Diamond and Bruce Hanifan among others for violin and piano, solo violin, and violin with electronics. Ms. Bentley has toured with the New York Philharmonic and the Bolshoi Ballet.

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Karen Bentley Dancing Suite to Suite CD List price: CD Baby Price: IN STOCK. ORDER NOW. Will ship within 24 hours! Dancing Suite to Suite is a timeless rendezvous between Swedish composer Ole Saxe's six contemporary dances and Bach's D minor Partita, passionately performed by violinist Karen Bentley. TRACKS lo-fi: dial-up hi-fi: broadband Flamenco Alojera 2. Ziga Dance Rhumba de la Luna 4. Jig for Alan 5. Redhaired Tango Salsa for Karen 7. Allemanda 8. Corrente 9. Sarabanda 10. Giga Ciaccona 12. Fanitullen (Click a song name to hear it in lo-fi RealAudio. Need help? LINKS Check out the Karen Bentley website Email Karen Bentley TRY THIS OTHER CDs you will love Janice Martin and SilverWood, USA and Jeanne Mallow GENRES you need to try WORLD: Latin, Salsa, Cuban CLASSICAL: Contemporary SOLO FEMALE ARTIST Find more artists from USA: New Mexico NOTES Dancing Suite to Suite Dancing Suite to Suite is the fruition of the search for roots musical and genealogical. I first set foot on my ancestral land of Norway in July 1998. Landing in Oslo, I was greeted by my cousin Jens Moe who whisked me straight away to Telemark to meet the hardangerfele player Tarjei Romtveit at his bucolic home in Vijne where we fiddled for most of the afternoon. Lodgings were in a hytte with a sod roof by a rolling stream in Mjonoy where we resumed the fiddlefest the following day. I had been yearning for a hardangerfele lesson since my childhood, intrigued by the intricately inlaid Norwegian violin with five sympathetically vibrating strings underneath the bridge. Tarjei taught me his favorite tunes, which I preserved on DAT tape for future practice sessions. Jens and I searched for Noekken and other trolls during our midnight hikes in the rustic forest. After several days in Oslo, I made the pilgrimage to the family island near Kragero where I met more cousins, and slept in the same bed as my great uncle Tillman Breiseth had years ago while on vacation from teaching Ibsen at the University of Oslo. I gathered enough Nordic inspiration for the trek to Denmark where I was engaged to play several solo violin recitals at Klint, a community which gathers each summer to study the writings of the Danish cosmologist Martinus. I played the concerts at Klint for an enthusiastic audience.

3. Utah Music Festival - Karen Bentley karen bentley Violin Viola, karen bentley is active as a violinist,violist, conductor and pianist. She has concertized throughout http://www.utahmusic.org/karen_b.htm

4. Karen Bentley’s Dancing Suite To Suite Reviewed By Hans-Theodor Wohlfahrt The outstanding American violinist karen bentley, a native of Palo Alto, California,and a pupil of among others of Josef Gingold, Yuval Yaron and Nathan http://www.musicweb.uk.net/SandH/2002/Aug02/dancing_suite_to_suite.htm

Editor: Marc Bridle Founder Len Mullenger: Len@musicweb.uk.net Karen Bentley’s Dancing Suite to Suite reviewed by Hans-Theodor Wohlfahrt Ole Pullar Saxe - Dance Suite for Solo Violin (World premiere recording) Johann Sebastian Bach - Partita No.2 in D minor Odd Bakkerud - Fanitullen for Norwegian hardangerfele Karen Bentley - Violin, Viola, Hardangerfele A co-production between Neptunus Records and Ariel Ventures Available from: Neptunus Records S - 79360 Siljansnas Sweden email: info@neptunusrecords.com Ariel Ventures 2553 12th Avenue West Seattle, WA 98119-2116 USA email: arielview@earthlink.net or over the internet www.neptunusrecords.com and www.kbentley.com The outstanding American violinist Karen Bentley, a native of Palo Alto, California, and a pupil of among others of Josef Gingold, Yuval Yaron and Nathan Milstein is always a surprise soloist, be it in concert, in collaboration with the widest possible range of musicians or on CD. In the States, she is well known as a champion of contemporary music; I had the honour of experiencing her playing contemporary pieces of great beauty, but also of utter rubbish, and always with her usual flair and sense of duty firmly believing that every composition has to be heard. But she also feels free to tackle any musical style from the classics to jazz and rock - and she always succeeds a hundred per cent. Next to her endless activities as a performer, conductor and composer she is currently the violinist in the Paul Dresher Electro Acoustic Band.

5. RisingMusic.com > Karen Bentley > Free MP3 Download! The official website for karen bentley. minor Partita, passionately performed by violinist karen bentley. Members karen bentley (violin, viola, hardangerfele); http://karenbentley.risingmusic.com/

Best music on the net. News, show dates, reviews, mp3 downloads, message board, etc. Karen Bentley Listing: General, Genre: Classical Main Menu Home Shop Shows / Gigs Reviews ... Music Promotion home karenbentley.risingmusic.com Dancing Suite to Suite is a timeless rendezvous between Swedish composer Ole Saxe's six contemporary dances and Bach's D minor Partita, passionately performed by violinist Karen Bentley. Members: Karen Bentley (violin, viola, hardangerfele); Bruce Hanifan (piano); Stuart Diamond (electronics); Ian Dogole (multipercussion); Kerry Walsh (vocals) Atleast 10 Ratings Must Be Submitted Before An Average Is Given To This Band / Artist Items For Sale view all Downloadable Music Next 5 Shows view all eminem

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Best music on the net. News, show dates, reviews, mp3 downloads, message board, etc. Karen Bentley Listing: General, Genre: Classical Main Menu Home Shop Shows / Gigs Reviews ... Music Promotion home karenbentley.risingmusic.com Dancing Suite to Suite is a timeless rendezvous between Swedish composer Ole Saxe's six contemporary dances and Bach's D minor Partita, passionately performed by violinist Karen Bentley. Members: Karen Bentley (violin, viola, hardangerfele); Bruce Hanifan (piano); Stuart Diamond (electronics); Ian Dogole (multipercussion); Kerry Walsh (vocals) Atleast 10 Ratings Must Be Submitted Before An Average Is Given To This Band / Artist Items For Sale view all Downloadable Music Next 5 Shows view all eminem

7. UTAH MUSIC FESTIVAL karen bentley, violinist, violist International soloist. Piano Quartets ofMozart, Schumann, Brahms. *Repertoire and performers subject to change*. http://www.utahmusic.org/summer_02.htm

S u m m e r P e r f o m a n c e S c h e d u l e - Week 1 – June 21-23, 2002 - Dr. James Cook pianist - Boise State Faculty and Music Department Chairman Cynthia Baker , violinist – Phoenix Symphony member and first violin, Quartet Sabaku Eric Samuels , cellist – Festival Director and freelance cellist – New York, Phoenix, L.A. Works by Haydn, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff, and tangos - Week 2 – June 28 – 30, 2002 - The Cassatt String Quartet New York Michael Palumbo – Weber State Faculty and Music Department Chairman Eric Samuels , cellist – Festival Director and freelance cellist – New York, Phoenix, L.A. Works by Mozart, L. DeSpain, J. Tower, and Brahms - Week 3 – July 5 – 7, 2002 - Click here for more information Guest pianist and violinist Alison Griffiths flute – Festival Director and Faculty, Park City School of Music

8. Female Violinists Prog Rock and New Age/Classical crossover violinist karen bentley Tesseract's karenbentley World Jazz Fusion ELEKTRA KURTIS Review of Ensemble Elektra and its http://eer-music.com/femmefiddle.html

FEMALE VIOLINISTS REVIEWS page! Updated: 12/6/01 Please be patient for graphics loading. Thanx! "Eclectic Earwig Reviews" Please note: Several artists have more than one CD reviewed at their review page. For your convenience, vendor direct links for purchase info, soundclips, (more on the way!), and so forth are progressively being added into artists' review pages. LISTEN NOW!! Soundclip samples found on various review pages were created with REAL PRODUCER G2 and you will need the new REAL PLAYER G2 to play them. Download BOTH for FREE at: SUVARNA! Suvarna Freeman's vocals and violin are a luscious experience!! Tesseract's Karen Bentley ELEKTRA KURTIS Review of Ensemble Elektra and its leader violinist Elektra Kurtis' THE BOOK of TIME release is ready. Emma Härdelin (Emma's picture courtesy of Northside) Emma Härdelin of GARMARNA! Hege Rimestad (Emma and Hege's pictures courtesy of Northside) Ozone Quartet's Hollis Brown Pär Lindh Project's Magdalena Hagberg Acoustic Tales with Anna Hubbell Winsome Evans and The Renaissance Players and more as they cyber-trickle in . . . Don't see your "one person, multi-instrumentalist show" or band's name here

9. Mixed Up Class Playlist, 7/5/1999 July 5, 1999 karen bentley, Part I The final hour of this program combines an interview with Palo Alto violinist karen bentley with examples from several of her musical facet. http://kzsu.stanford.edu/~romain/playlists/990705p.html

July 5, 1999: Karen Bentley, Part I The final hour of this program combines an interview with Palo Alto violinist Karen Bentley with examples from several of her musical facet. In addition to classical selections, New Age improvisations with pianist Bruce Hanifan and prog rock selections with Tesseract are included in this segment. The conclusion of this interview is presented on July 12 In addition, in observance of the Independence Day holiday, music of the United States and colonial days is included in each hour of this program. Fanfare I (CD: Praise the Lord) (Gerre Hancock, organ) Ludwig van Beethoven: 7 variations on "God save the King" (CD: The Beethoven (Melvin Tan, fortepiano) Broadwood Fortepiano) Aaron Copland: Third Symphony (CD: Copland: Third (Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Yoel Levi) Symphony / Music for the Theatre) Virgil Thomson: Variations on "Shall we gather at the (CD: Organ Imperial) river?" (Martin Souter, organ) Gentle Breath (CD: Ariel View) (Karen Bentley, violin; Bruce Hanifan, piano) Ariel View (CD: Ariel View) (Karen Bentley, violin; Bruce Hanifan, piano) Sergei Prokofiev: Sonata no. 1 in F minor (recital, 2 IV. Allegro con fuoco February 1996) (Karen Bentley, violin; Dmitriy Cogan, piano) Julius Smith: Rice (CD: Tesseract) (Tesseract) J. S. Bach: Concerto in A minor: Allegro assai (CD: Tesseract) (Tesseract) Charles Ives: Second Sonata (CD: recital, III. Revival 23 March 1997) (Karen Bentley, violin; Dmitriy Cogan, piano)

10. (Mostly) Bay Area Classical Music Individual artists karen bentley, Palo Altoraised violinist. Nancy BloomerDeussen, Palo Alto composer. Mimi Dye, violist and afficionado http://kzsu.org/~romain/mixed_links.html

(Mostly) Bay Area Classical Music Last update: March 30, 2003 Some of the artists and organizations represented here have sometimes been broadcast on Mixed Up Class radio show. Most of the others may be of interest to classical music listeners in the Bay Area. No apologies for the hodge-podge disorganization of this list! (But any suggestions will be gratefully acknowledged). Other links pertaining to classical music can be found at Yahoo's server as well as their pages for Bay Area music links Artists and Organizations Stanford Based Concerns Lively Arts at Stanford , with calendar The Stanford University Music Department , including departmental events and ensembles The Stanford Symphony Orchestra The Stanford Savoyards Stanford's CCRMA , the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics. Pipe organs at Stanford Stanford Archive of Recorded Sound - not a performing group, but too cool to pass up. Choral/Vocal Music Ars Cantus women's early music vocal chamber ensemble. The Aurora Singers , Palo Alto. The Baroque Choral Guild , Stanford.

11. Nep karen bentley, a popular violinist from the San Francisco Bay area, performs thesedances actually dancing suite to suite, with hip movements, violin slapping http://www.helhetsterapi.org/nep.shtml

12. Nep karen bentley, populär violinist från San Fransisco Bay området, utför faktiskdenna musik, dancing suite to suite , med höftrörelser och fotsteg i http://www.helhetsterapi.org/nepsv.html

13. Bruce Hanifan Productions: Arial View CD karen bentley is a new, superbly recorded selection of tone poems for violin andpiano from producer/pianist Bruce Hanifan and violinist karen bentley.This CD http://www.brucehanifan.com/av_cover.htm

Contact Info: bruce@brucehanifan.com Ariel View tone poems for violin and piano MP3.com Responses ©1998 Bruce Hanifan/Karen Bentley Available on CD Cassette Ariel View, from producer/pianist Bruce Hanifan and violinist Karen Bentley is a new, superbly recorded selection of tone poems for violin and piano from producer/pianist Bruce Hanifan and violinist Karen Bentley.This CD creates the perfect enviroment for a moment of romance or quiet meditation. This project evolved out of spontaneous improvisations. We were both so inspired by the experiences that we were having as we played that we decided we had to share it with others. So we went into the studio for 2 weeks and came out with Ariel View. We hope you like it.

14. Bruce Hanifan: Biography (page 2) ARIEL VIEW is a collaboration with violinist karen bentley and exploresthe improvisational possibilities with piano and violin. http://www.brucehanifan.com/bio.htm

Composer, music producer, and sound designer, Bruce Hanifan has been active in the Los Angeles music entertainment community since the early 70's. His creative talents encompass a wide variety of musical styles ranging from classical film scores, rock, and avant guard to contemporary world music. His music has a fresh, modern sound and he often combines interesting ethnic or high-tech elements with traditional orchestral styles. Hanifan has created music and sound design for: (see list of credits) Some of Hanifan's latest projects were composing the complete score for 4 TV movies. " Three Secrets " and " A Crime of Passion " (starring Powers Booth and Tracey Gold ) were for CBS and his latest, " Rivals " and " Secret Cutting " (starring Rhea Pearlman and Sean Young ), was for USA Network . Hanifan provided music and scoring services for the 5 hour mini-series ECO CHALLENGE , a Mark Burnett Production (of Survivor fame) which will air on USA NETWORK in May, 2003. Hanifan stays busy working in a multitude of different formats including: feature films, television, Cable TV, CD's, documentaries, commercials, corporate productions and commercials and promos.

15. Electric Diamond Reviews violinist karen Bently joins for the second suite, Arcadia. Two are modern chamber TheShades of Light, progresses from the calm (bentley's violin flutters http://www.electricdiamond.com/reviews.htm

ELECTRIC DIAMOND By the music they create you'd scarcely believe that this trio of: Stuart Diamond (lyricon), Karen Bentley (violin) and Don Slepian, are American. You see, one is used to a certain feel in synth fronted music from the USA, but Electric Diamond sound so very European. I suppose the reasons for this are the instrumentation and the classical/medieval feel of the music. Very Italian, very Vangelis, very baroque and mysterious. It's unlike anything Don Slepian has done before too, relaxed and restrained without being tedious. The subtleties and richness of the musical textures add to make a music of spontaneous vitality. 'Performed live', with 'no overdubbing or midi-sequencing' it says on the cover - and it's all the better for it. Alan Freeman AUDION MUSIC MAGAZINE (U.K.) ELECTRIC DIAMOND at The ArtMusicCoffeeHouse Last night, in a small living room in suburban New Jersey, I and seven other invited guests were held spellbound by the three very talented musicians that comprise the group called Electric Diamond. We were joined by possibly hundreds of people throughout the world who enjoyed the concert on a live internet webcast from The ArtMusic Coffeehouse. This was chamber music at its finest, firmly rooted in the past while defining the future, both musically and technically. The ArtMusic Coffeehouse is a new epicenter for up-and-coming talent. Hosted by Don Slepian, each show (Wednesday evenings, 9PM thru 11PM Eastern US Time) features performances and interviews with talented folk, blues, jazz, classical and world music artists. Set before a modest live audience, the concert begins with Don Slepian's keyboard improvisations. It continues to move between interview and live performance, revealing the thoughts and musical personality of the evening's featured artist. Through webcasting, it can be heard virtually anywhere. This is exciting, like live radio used to be.

16. Saratoga Sampler FREE OPERA Saratogan Byron Tauchi is first violinist in the music by the symphonyand dancing by karen Gabay and CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE The 1938 bentley 1 1/4 http://www.svcn.com/archives/saratoganews/06.24.98/SaratogaSampler.html

Saratoga News Saratoga Sampler Mary Ann Cook Mary Ellen and Michael Fox earn yet another honor UNITED HONOR: Here's another honor for those FoxesI never know whether to capitalize their name or not Mary Ellen and Michael . This time they've been awarded the Alexis de Tocqueville Society Award from United Way. The award recognizes outstanding leaders who provide overall philanthropic leadership and ongoing commitment to those in greatest need. The Foxes were described as model citizens in our community at the award presentation at the San Jose Fairmont. United Way has a new acknowledgment for its benefactorsa donor wall with the list of more than 100 individuals and couples who donate $10,000 or more to the organization every year. The de Tocqueville Society is named for the 19th-century French traveler who wrote Democracy in America , expressing his admiration for the volunteer spirit undertaken for the common good in the U.S. of 150 years ago. FREE OPERA: Saratogan Byron Tauchi is first violinist in the San Jose Symphony and was one of the performers in the recent Opera in the Park concert. The Father's Day concert was held at Discovery Meadow in San Jose, adjacent to the Children's Discovery Museum. Well-known opera music by the symphony and dancing by Karen Gabay and Raymond Rodrigues of the San Jose Cleveland Ballet meant a collaborative effort of the arts in this, the seventh year of the event.

17. CMA Conference 2003: Complete Speaker List karen bentley, karen bentley is the violinist in Paul Dresher's ElectroAcousticBand and Electric Diamond. She has collaborated http://www.chamber-music.org/conference/2003Conf/speaker_all.asp

Benefits and Services Membership Events and CMA Forums: Cincinnati Forum Member Link Exchange ... "Wired for Sound" P7 MenuMagic dwt Control Layer -Do Not Alter Support CMA 2003 Conference Speakers Next Last Liam Abramson Liam Abramson followed his studies in the performance course at the Royal College of Music with a business degree from the University of Buckingham before embarking upon a full-time performing and lecturing career. For three years he taught cello at the Royal College of Music (Junior Department), and since 1997 has been the Course Leader of "Business for the Performing Artist" at the Royal Academy of Music, London and at Trinity College of Music, London. For the past five years, Abramson has been the head of Performance and Advanced Studies at the Oxford Cello School and is currently the Course Leader of the Intermediate and Musical Encounters courses at Pro Corda. In addition, he is the artistic director of the Trafalgar Square Festival. Abramson is editor of The Business, a Trinity College of Music publication that deals exclusively with business issues relating to the music industry, and he is currently preparing a book on the subject of business for classical musicians. Setsuko Akizawa Setsuko Akizawa is an active freelance oboist, performing with various orchestras and chamber groups both in Japan and the United States. As soloist, she has performed with the New York Symphonic Ensemble, both here and in Japan. In the metropolitan area, Akizawa has worked with such groups as the New York Philharmonic, American Ballet Theater, Westchester Symphony, Jupiter Symphony, and several Broadway shows. She holds a B.M. degree from Toho Gakuen School of Music in Japan, and an M.M. degree from the Manhattan School of Music.

18. CMA: American Ensemble - June 2001, Volume 18, No. 3 School of Music in New Mexico in 1999, its members (violinist Emily Bruskin flutistDemarre McGill, and violinists Beth Newdome, Kenn Wagner, and karen bentley. http://www.chamber-music.org/magazine/18_3/american_18_3.html

Chamber Music Magazine A Publication of Chamber Music America June 2001, Volume 18, Number 3 American Ensemble Chamber Music News from ENSEMBLE WINNERS MOUNTAIN MUSIC SILVER SCREEN Updating the name of that great California ensemble from mid-century, the members of the New Hollywood String Quartet, like the original, are all musicians who play in the film industry. Organized just in time for the 2000-2001 season, the quartet performs throughout southern California, with upcoming concerts at Chamber Music Palisades in Pacific Palisades (May 15), Music in the Home in Del Mar (May 20), and Sundays Live at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Jun 10). The programs include Communications by California composer Tania Gabrielle French, commissioned for the NHSQ's debut season. NEXT GENERATION FESTIVAL NEW AND NOTEWORTHY Ron Carter When Skies Are Grey... Blue Note Records 7243 5 30754 2 2 Joined by pianist Stephen Scott, drummer Harvey Mason, and percussionist Steve Kroon, Ron Carter's latest disc is a reflective, Latin-infused session. The legendary bassist Carter, who's played with countless jazz artists including Miles Davis, Eric Dolphy, Cannonball Adderley, and B.B. King, adds another disc to his list of successes. More American Ensemble Page 2 CMA Home Current Issue Chamber Music Magazine Archive ... About CMA

19. Tesseract array of keyboards; he's adept at switching off between Mellotron and synth toorgan, creating a healthy interplay with noted violinist karen bentley. http://www.till.com/tesseract/pane-album.html

This is the Tesseract album. Forty minutes of weird soundscapes, rockin' toons, and pompous suites. Quality musical entertainment for the entire family. Entrance Heisenberg's Daughter Cast of Thousands , including Introduction The Cast The Vitamin Mine The Spinach Allegro Assai (Bach Violin concerto in A minor, 3rd movement) Rice Cymbal Dance Vantage Point Instrumental Tesseract are skilled and eagerly experimental musicians who managed to grab my interest in them right at the very first listen. They're full of that 70s prog passion that enables them to dig out classical influences and blend them with their own flavour. Outshines. Carlos J Tavares, The Space of Carlos Taveres, 23 Jan 1998 Don Tillman's five piece debut is a merger of the soaring intricacies of Kansas with some aspects of fusion (Jean Luc Ponty comes to mind). Don has an impressive array of keyboards; he's adept at switching off between Mellotron and synth to organ, creating a healthy interplay with noted violinist Karen Bentley. The stand out piece is Allegro Assai, an arrangement of a Bach violin concerto which benefits from a strong adaptation without losing the delicacy of the original score.

20. All Things Strings: Reviews Finally, two discs featuring Californiabased violinist karen bentley.She and Bruce Hanifan have conceived, performed and recorded http://www.stringsmagazine.com/issues/strings96/reviews.html

document.write(code); On Record Twentieth-Century Treasures You'll find plenty of soul and substance in these ten hidden gems by Andrew Palmer In general, stick to the major record labels if you want interpretations by great artists of the core repertoire; investigate the smaller labels if you’re interested in lesser-known works. There’s no clearer demonstration of this than the clutch of 20th-century music CDs that recently came my way for review. Listening to them confirmed a number of things in my mind: first, that there’s an extraordinary wealth of music out there to explore; second, that CDs give today’s composers and instrumentalists unprecedented opportunities for self-promotion; and last, that the term "20th-century music" incorporates such a variety of styles as to be virtually meaningless. Simplest musical forces first: solo recital discs. In the refreshingly direct booklet note for his CD

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