41. National Music Cyrus Chestnut and corey cerovsek are two bigshot young guns in the bill with legendaryjazz artist Tommy Flanagan, and violinist cerovsek (pronounced sir-off http://www.shepherd-express.com/shepherd/20/10/night_and_day/national_music.html

SHEPHERD E X P R E S S Breathing Life into Jazz and the Classics BY KENDRA RAMIC Cyrus Chestnut and Corey Cerovsek are two big-shot young guns in the music world, but chances are they'll never play at the Rave. That's not surprising, considering they aren't shooting in the galleries of pop or rock, but they're certainly making noise in the arenas of jazz and classical. This week they'll descend upon the Pabst stage within days of each other: pianist Chestnut on a double bill with legendary jazz artist Tommy Flanagan, and violinist Cerovsek (pronounced sir-off-sek) in a recital with his pianist sister Katja. Chestnut grabs inspiration for his music from his gospel roots, his classical training, right down to the radio pop that he grew up with. Because of this, Chestnut especially appeals to anyone who says they've never felt a connection to jazz. He invites everyone in with recognizable, familiar riffs, stamping them with his own playful jazz style. Today, it's en vogue for musicians to borrow from all genres and then claim their mixture unique. Chestnut's mixes, however, are so subtle and so perfect in form, he rubs out the notion that genres were there to begin with. "It's easy to sift out technical aspects of music and devise different theories and wild solutions for it," Chestnut says, shrugging off a question of self-analysis. "You can have a lot of theory but without the emotional drive, it's not music. The basic reason we're out there is to make people feel good."

42. Chicago Tribune | Power Play of the loan agreement or care of the instruments could compromise their involvementwith the society. corey cerovsek, a prodigious violinist from Bloomington http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/arts/chi-0111180632nov18.story?coll=chi-l

43. MOSAIC 2000 Invited Speakers corey cerovsek corey is a concert violinist with an internationalreputation. He has grduate degrees in both mathematics and music http://www.cs.washington.edu/mosaic2000/invited.html

MOSAIC 2000 Getting Involved Call for Papers Fields of Interest Submission Guidelines Committee ... Gallery Coming to MOSAIC Registration Confirmation Information Accommodation Seattle and Environs ... Mailing List The Conference Keynote Address Invited Speakers Conference Program Conference Graphics Post-Conference Links Photos Invited Speakers MOSAIC 2000 will feature the following invited presentations: Thomas Banchoff Tom is a professor of mathematics at Brown University and the current president of the Mathematical Association of America. He is well known for his work on the visualization of higher dimensional spaces. Jean-Marc Castera Jean-Marc is an artist and mathematician who has written on Islamic architecture and tilings. He is the author of , published in 1992, and Arabesques , published in 1996 with an English translation in 1999. He is currently working on new developments of this type of geometric art in connection with contemporary mathematics. Corey Cerovsek Corey is a concert violinist with an international reputation. He has grduate degrees in both mathematics and music, and when not performing, he likes to discuss the philosophy of science. He'll be doing both at MOSAIC 2000. Ed Catmull Ed is a co-founder of Pixar and has served as the company's vice president and chief technical officer since the incorporation of the company. Dr. Catmull was twice awarded the Scientific and Technical Engineering Award from The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for his work. He also won the Coons Award, which is the highest achievement in computer graphics, for his lifetime contributions.

44. The Johns Hopkins Gazette December 6, 1999 Great Hall, Levering Union. HW. violinist corey cerovsek, Yale Gordon Young Artist,will perform on Sunday, Dec. 12, as part of the Shriver Hall Concert Series. http://www.jhu.edu/~gazette/1999/dec0699/weekcal.html

THE GAZETTE WEEKLY CALENDAR Dec. 6-13 COLLOQUIA Thurs., Dec. 9, 3 p.m. "Plant Hormones and Industry in America," a History of Science, Medicine and Technology colloquium with Nicolas Rasmussen, University of Sydney, Australia; Seminar Room, 3rd floor, Welch Medical Library. JHMI Thurs., Dec. 9, 4 p.m. "What Is It Like to Be a Zombie?" a Philosophy colloquium with Robert Stalnaker, MIT; 348 Gilman. HW Fri., Dec. 10, 2 p.m. "Blue Creek: An Ancient Maya City," an APL colloquium with Thomas Guderjan, St. Mary's University. Simulcast to 218 Maryland Hall on the Homewood campus. Parsons Auditorium. APL DISCUSSION/ TALKS Mon., Dec. 6, 7 p.m. "To Serve Our Communities," a Prehealth talk by Eric Fine, Baltimore County Health Department; Garrett Room, MSE Library. HW Wed., Dec. 8, noon. Black Faculty and Staff Association general assembly meeting; Great Hall, Levering Union. HW Wed., Dec. 8, 7 p.m. "Bill Bradley for President" forum, opportunity to find out about the candidate and how to participate; Glass Pavilion, Levering Union. HW FILM/ VIDEO Wed., Dec. 8, Thurs., Dec. 9, Fri., Dec. 10

45. Arts Week: Reviews distinguished guest soloists of the caliber of corey cerovsek. cerovsek played witha fervor possible only when Swiss Alps by a young violinist, Joseph Kotek http://www.indiana.edu/~artsweek/review_preserving.htm

Reviews Preserving the Mystery by Cary Boyce Saint Paul Sunday and Center Stage from Wolftrap Violin Concerto a joy to hear, as if it were newly composed. Violin Concerto Tchaikovsky wrote the Violin Concerto Variations on a Theme by Haydn Variations on a Theme by Haydn passacaglia with variations over a repeating bass line. Destiny Design and Ghost Mare Studio. Published Friday, November 15, 2002

46. INKPOT#82 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: A Cremonese Conspiracy? A Comparison Of Recor It is not often that a piece that one violinist plays in 6½ minutes takes a minutemore in another's Photographs of corey cerovsek, courtesy of Sophia cerovsek http://inkpot.com/classical/coreyvengerov.html

A Cremonese Conspiracy? With a comparison of performances by Corey Cerovsek and Maxim Vengerov by Anthony Guneratne Most musical instruments live in constant anxiety. It is rumored that a piano-tuner once reported that whenever his notoriously finicky Steinways resisted tempering he had only to whisper the name of Vladimir Horowitz to have all the strings simultaneously quiver into tune, and I myself have seen a mature, sturdy Bösendorfer tremble at the approach of Lazar Berman. Left: Paganini's "Canone" Not so the stringed instruments. The recently deceased novelist Mario Puzo might have celebrated the misdeeds of the Corleones in his Godfather novels, but in terms of capacity for intrigue the Corleone family have been amateurs in comparison to the string family. Anton Chekhov, a great music-lover, was among the first to recognize that when a princess and a musician have to be brought together in a comic romance, one should leave the necessary ruses up to a member of this family (hence the enduring charm of Romance With a Double Bass ). Stringed instruments have hatched plots that have lasted centuries: by about 1650, for instance, they decided to transform the small Italian village of Cremona into a factory for their own manufacture. The sweet-toned instruments made by Niccolò Amati (1596-1684), the bright, beautifully-balanced sound of those fashioned by Antonio Stradivari (1644-1737), and the character and tonal variety of those of Bartolomeo Guarneri (1698-1744), have never been equalled by those made anywhere else.

47. BSQ Reviews Quartet festival director and violinist Nicholas Kitchen had added high-octaneguest artists violist Kim Kashkashian, violinist corey cerovsek, and the http://www.borromeoquartet.org/reviews/rev_08_26_02.html

Guest Performers Add Fire to Cape Chamber Music Fest Ellen Pfiefer Boston Globe August 26, 2002 WOODS HOLE - It was cool and drizzly Saturday night as ducks and sailboats bobbed on Eel Pond. Inside Lillie Auditorium, however, the players of the Cape and Islands Chamber Music Festival were sizzling, turning up the heat on works by Strauss, Mozart, and Ernest Chausson. To the core ensemble - the resident Borromeo String Quartet - festival director and violinist Nicholas Kitchen had added high-octane guest artists: violist Kim Kashkashian, violinist Corey Cerovsek, and the supercombustible pianist Jeremy Denk. Like a superbly constructed bonfire, the ensemble ignited in a wonderful conflagration that warmed the souls of the lucky audience. Denk and Cerovsek opened the program with a scorched-earth performance of the Strauss Violin and Piano Sonata in E-flat Major, Op. 18. Cerovsek, who looks about 20 but is 30, has a wunderkind's resume. A Vancouver native, he graduated at 12 from the University of Toronto's Royal Conservatory of Music. At 15 he received bachelor's degrees in mathematics and music at Indiana University, where he studied with Josef Gingold. At 16 he got twin master's degrees in music and math. At 18 he had completed his doctoral course work in both subjects. Denk, no slouch himself in the academic area, has bachelor's degrees in chemistry and music from Oberlin College as well as advanced music degrees from Indiana and the Juilliard School.

48. BSQ Reviews the Kitchen Cabinet may wish to know that the violinist is Artistic who have performedhere (including Miriam Fried, Dawn Upshaw, corey cerovsek, Todd Palmer http://www.borromeoquartet.org/reviews/rev_06_27_02.html

Kitchen And Co. Draw Chamber Music Aficionados To Duke John W. Lambert Classical Music Journal For North Carolina June 27, 2002 It seems a much more democratic ensemble now, one in which artistic decisions are made by consensus, it would appear, rather than being imposed from the first violinist's chair, as one senses they were, once upon a time. This critic and many music lovers perceive that the classical art is found in its purest and most exalted form within our best string quartets, and there's little doubt that the Ciompi Quartet is one of our top such ensembles. In fairness, they are hardly alone, and there are many outstanding groups, including the group that Kitchen himself helped launch, the Boston-based Borromeo String Quartet ( http://www.borromeoquartet.org /), which even more than Duke's resident ensemble enjoys the world as its stage. But it would be unfair to claim that one is better than the other. They are, when all is said and done, merely different – they are diversely seasoned, as it were, by virtue of the backgrounds and artistic passions and skills of their members. If one views the Ciompi Quartet, which appears frequently in the Triangle, as the more mature ensemble, then one must concurrently see the Borromeo's players as exemplars of the next generation of great artists. That they retain boundless exuberance and freshness was readily apparent throughout the recent Duke concert. The Beethoven is a large and complex score that demands much of both the players and the audience. It, too, was handsomely realized by a group that has embarked on what we can only hope will be a complete recorded edition of Beethoven's quartets – Image Recording's new release of the "Serioso" and Third "Razumovsky" (to use Kitchen's spelling, as contained in program notes for the CD) was on sale at the concert (and we hope to post a review of it in the near future). In retrospect, the Haydn may have been the evening's high water mark, as far as the program's complete works were concerned. This master composer's music is often treated, like a Handel aria in a voice recital, as a warm-up piece, but the BSQ brought it to vivid life, reminding us once again that aside from the fairly frequent appearances of Haydn's name in chamber programs, his other music remains woefully neglected here.

49. The Music Show - 14/08/1999: Saturday 14th August, 1999 GUESTS Barry Conyngham composer Dene Olding - leader Goldner Quartet Sandy Evans- saxophonist/jazz teacher/radio doco maker corey cerovsek - violinist 3.CD http://www.abc.net.au/rn/music/mshow/s43832.htm

Live On Stage Music Deli The Music Show Nocturne ... The Space Saturday at 10am presented by Andrew Ford Saturday 14th August, 1999 Music details of each track are presented in the following order: Type, track number and title Composer Artist and CD title Recording company and CD number Duration of track (Interview details are also listed throughout playlist) Playlist: 1. THEME Perpetuum Mobile JEFFES The Penguin Cafe Orchestra Editions EGCD 50 D" 1.30 GUESTS: Barry Conyngham - composer Dene Olding - leader Goldner Quartet Sandy Evans - saxophonist/jazz teacher/radio doco maker Corey Cerovsek - violinist 3.CD Tk 2 CIVIL WarS: a tree is best measured when it is down ACT V - The Rome Section. Scene A - Chorus opening PHILIP GLASS Morgan State University Choir (CD THE CIVIL WARS.....) NONESUCH 7559 79487 2 D: 3.51 fade 5.CD Tk 13 Vast:(Ballet score) The Cities part 1 CONYNGHAM Australian Youth Orhcestra/Hopkins ABC Classics 432 528 2 D: 3' GUEST: Barry Conyngham MUSIC Yearnings: extract CONYNGHAM Australia Ensemble ABCCFM recording 7.8.99 D: 3.33 7. CD Tk 1

50. ABC Classic FM Music Details: Thursday 12 August 1999 2 3' Wieniawski Polonaise No.1 in D corey Creovsek, v; Katja cerovsek, p. Delos monthperforming Beethoven's Triple Concerto with violinist Richard Tognetti http://www.abc.net.au/classic/daily/stories/s631145.htm

home music details highlights schedule ... a to z index Music Details for Thursday 12 August 1999 Go to the Calendar for August 1999 Composers Index for this month Index of Archived Music Details Music Details for yesterday today tomorrow Index of Future dates ... Abbreviations used below Key to music details: Composer Item Title - Soloist, instrument; Ensemble/Conductor Recording Source Duration ABC News on the hour from 5am to 12noon, then 4pm to 7pm 6.05 GUY NOBLE Music selected by Felix Hayman 6.00 News and Weather Bach Musette no22 - Tragicomedia. Teldec 4509 91183 2 Vivaldi Allegro from "Le Printems" - The Palladian Ensemble. Linn CKD 070 Mozart Molto allegro from Symphony no 40 K550 - Chamber Orchestra of Europe/Sir Georg Solti. Decca 448 924-2 Gluck Dance of the Furies and Blessed Spirits - Orchestra of the Royal opera House/Sir Georg Solti. Decca 448 942-2 Dadman/Ebhart At Dawning - Stuart Burrows and John Constable. Belart 461 607-2 Puccini Minuets 1 and 2 - Quartteto Puccini. ASV CD DCA 909 Poulenc - David Nettle and Richard Markham, p. Carlton 30366 00142 Trad Frohe Botschaft - Richard Tauber and Mischa Solianski (rec: 1926). ABC 434 660-2

51. Tribune Star will feature alumni and student singers and instrumentalists, Indiana Universitysingers and dancers, lecturer David Roux, violinist corey cerovsek, rock band http://www.tribstar.com/display/inn_community/com09.txt

Wednesday, April 02, 2003 P.O. Box 149 Terre Haute, IN 47808-0149 812-231-4200 News Sports Community Opinion ... Home Search The Web Web Directory Yellow Pages White Pages Meet Someone ... Greeting Cards Groups and Gatherings March 30, 2003 Editor's note: Send news of social, fraternal and philanthropic organizations to Groups and Gatherings, Tribune-Star, P.O. Box 149, Terre Haute, IN 47808; community@tribstar.com (e-mail); or (812) 231-4321 (fax). List time, date, address and nature of event or meeting. Please include a contact name and phone number. Items must be received 10 days before publication. The Travelers Protective Association will meet at noon Thursday at Red Lobster restaurant, 3407 S. U.S. Highway 41. Reservations due by noon Tuesday. Call 232-8455. The Western Indiana Grotto (caving club) will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in Room 100 at Terre Haute North Vigo High School to see a slide show of Indiana caves. For details, call Andrew Peacock at (812) 298-8458 or (812) 466-0234. The League of Terre Haute will meet Wednesday in the home of Christy Ellis. The board will meet at 10 a.m., provisionals at 10:30 a.m. and general membership at 11 a.m. Lunch will follow. For details, call Janet Cooper (812) 235-4604.

52. THE BRIDGES CONFERENCE corey cerovsek, a violinist and mathematician who appeared with the Wichita Symphonythis spring, talked about the connections he has experienced in math and http://www.sckans.edu/~math/news1998.html

THE BRIDGES CONFERENCE From THE TRAVELER, written by Angie L. Fogo "To some, math is a subject that is boring and dry. But to a growing number of people, math is coming alive through its natural partners-music, art and nature. College professors, high school and elementary teachers came together to share ideas, listen to lectures and participate in workshops led by some of the most highly respected mathematiciams, artists and musicians in a conference that was held at Southwestern College this week. 'Bridges: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music and Science' was conference that explored the links between math and art and music. It is thought to be the first of its kind in the mid-west, and is a part of a series of six conferences-three of which are held in the United States and three of which are held overseas. 'The picture people have of math in their minds is that it's something not in their everyday life, something they really can't enjoy. But in nature, as well as in music and art, we see mathematical connections all the time. And we should see those connections in order to have a healthy life,' said Reza Sarhangi, a Phillips professor of mathematics and Southwestern College mathematics department chairman who directed the conference. Internationally renowned musicians, mathematicians and artists gathered at Southwestern College on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to explore their common ground and to speak to area teachers.

53. Oberwarter Info Translate this page Der junge violinist aus den USA mit Wurzeln in Östereich, corey cerovsek, begeistertemit seinen Solo-Einlagen beim Violinkonzert von Ludwig van Beethoven das http://www.oberwarter.info/FreizeitSportKultur/Kultur/Divers/OberwarterWeihnacht

1. Oberwarter Weihnachtskonzert Samstag 21.12.2002, 19.30 Uhr Grosses Weihnachtskonzert mit Lesungen von Frank Hoffmann Orchester der Pannonischen Philharmonie Grazer Concertchor Messezentrum, Halle III Tosenden Applaus und zahlreiches Lob erntete das erste klassische Weihnachtskonzert Oberwarts, welches am 21.12.2002 in der BurgenlandHalle im Messezentrum Oberwart stattfand. Als Veranstalter dieser exklusiven Veranstaltung trat das Team der "INFORM EVENTS" auf, welches mit dem Erfolg der Veranstaltung bzw. mit der Resonanz seitens des Publikums zufrieden war. Geigenvirtuose Corey Cerovsek begeisterte das Oberwarter Publikum! Der junge Violinist aus den USA mit Wurzeln in Östereich, Corey Cerovsek, begeisterte mit seinen Solo-Einlagen beim Violinkonzert von Ludwig van Beethoven das Publikum. Die Stimmen der zahlreichen Besucher reichten nach dem Konzert von "unglaublich" bis hin zu "sensationell" und "Weltklasse". Corey Cerovsek bekannte im Small-Talk hinter der Bühne, dass er sich von der brillanten Akustik der Halle mitreißen ließ und ein selten hervorragendes Konzert spielte. Lesungen und Geschichten von Frank Hoffmann waren ein Erlebnis!

54. Bridges: Mathematical Connections In Art, Music And Science, Winfield, KS, July Rutgers University, New Jersey Carlo H. Séquin, Computer Scientist, University ofCaliforniaBerkeley corey cerovsek, international violinist, will integrate http://www.sun.rhbnc.ac.uk/Music/Conferences/98-7-mat.html

Department of Music Bridges: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music and Science Winfield, KS, July 1998 Southwestern College announces the first annual conference of BRIDGES: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music and Science July 28-30, 1998

55. Violinist Interviews violinist Interviews. century. Süddeutscher Zeitung. corey cerovsek. A world class musician Seattle Times. Chee Yun. So passionate http://www.classicallyhip.com/int2.html

Violinist Interviews More friendly, fun and informative interviews Click on a microphone to hear an interview with today's leading musicians.    Look for updates and even more interviews here! Hilary Hahn "...belongs to those rare talents which one encounters once in a century." Süddeutscher Zeitung Corey Cerovsek "A world class musician"- Seattle Times Chee Yun "So passionate and musically engaged as to leave a listener awestruck" - San Francisco Examiner Kyoko Takezawa "...renowned for the emotional power, musical sensitivity, flawless technique and haunting tones..." ClassicallyHip.com Classical Music Trivia This Month in Classical Music Interviews  ... E-mail Sign Up Email us at: maestro@classicallyhip.com

56. WVMA Alpha Listing Of Programs 195960. Continental Aires - Choral Group. 1996-97. corey cerovsek and CharlesWebb - violinist Pianist. 2001-02, Crystal Gayle. 1988-89. Dallas Brass. 1994-95. http://www.mgins.com/WVMA/wvmaalpha.htm

Wabash Valley Music Association List of Programs Through The Years List of Programs by Year "1776" - Musical Celebration of American's Bicenten n ial "42nd Street" "A Christmas Carol" "A Christmas Carol" "A Christmas Carol" "Anything Goes" "Babes In Toyland" "Brigadoon" "Bye Bye Birdie" "Cabaret" "Carousel" "Carmen" "Children of a Lesser God" "Cinderella" "Evita" "Hello Dolly" "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat" "Madama Butterfly" "Mame" "Merry Widow" "Mikado" "Music Man" "My Fai r Lady" "Nunsense" "Peter Pan" "Porgy & Bess" "Shenandoah" "Show Boat" "South Pacific" "Swan Lake" by the St Petersburg State Ice Ballet "The Will Rogers Follies A Life In Revue" "Victor, Victoria"

57. WVMA Yearly Listing Of Programs Johann Strauss Ensemble. Gail Bass Herbert Greenberg Harpist violinist. 1971-72. Nov10, 87. Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra with corey cerovsek. Dec 04, 87. http://www.mgins.com/WVMA/wvmayear.htm

Wabash Valley Music Association List of Programs By The Year Alphabetical Listing of Programs Goldovsky Opera Theatre Ruth Slenczyncka - Pianist Longine Symphonette Iva Kitchell - Singer and Impressionist Cavalcade of Song Stan Freeman - Pianist and Comic Philip Maero - Baritone Tihman Dance Theatre Eloise Polk - Pianist Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Columbus Boys Choir Continental Aires - Choral Group Fredell Lock - Violinist The Theatre Men Rod Strong Dance Quartet Saint Louis Sinfonitta Royal Winnipeg Ballet Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra George Fever - Pianist Singing Boys of Mexico Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra with Rosenblith Carole Longone - Operalogue Mildred Dilling - Harpist Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra American Ballet Threatre Gregg Smith Singers Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Norman Luboff Choir Gianna D'Angelo - Opera National Ballet Society Mary Costa - Opera Carole Longone - Operalogue Peter Nero Norman Luboff Choir Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra with Van Cliburn Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra with Roberta Peters Jan Peerce Roger Williams Blanche Theabom - Opera National Ballet Society Carmina Burana Roger Wagner Chorale Serendipity Singers Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra with Misha Dichter Guy Lombardo and The Royal Canadians Carole Longone - Operalogue Javier de Leons "Fiesta Mexicana"

58. Ithaca College News Ithaca College Concerts presents violinist corey cerovsek, accompanied by pianistKatja cerovsek, performing works by Beethoven, Brahms, Debussy, Ravel, and http://www.ithaca.edu/icnews/vol21/21-10/calendar.htm

February 15, 1999 Volume 21, No. 10 Calendar of Events FEBRUARY 15 - March 3 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Music Performance Black History Month performance of "spoken word" poetry by Saul Williams, star of Slam and Slam Nation: The Sport of the Spoken Word, with open mike; 7:00 p.m., Emerson Suites, Phillips Hall. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 Discussion "Living with AIDS" panel discussion, featuring speakers sharing their life experiences with HIV/AIDS; 6:30 p.m., Emerson Suites, Phillips Hall. Lecture "Most Things Don’t Happen . . . but Sometimes They Do: Composing the Radio, Producing a Life," a multimedia presentation by Steve Rathe Jazz from Lincoln Center; 7:30 p.m., Park Hall Auditorium. Music Concert by students of electroacoustic music: 8:15 p.m., Ford Hall Auditorium. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17 Music Premiere of works by composition students; 8:15 p.m., Ford Hall Auditorium. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18 Colloquium "Decollage," a Faculty Colloquium Series presentation by Jelena Stojanovic, assistant professor of art history and director of the Handwerker Gallery; 12:15 p.m., DeMotte Room, Egbert Hall. Music Senior jazz recital by Mackie Snee; 8:15 p.m., Ford Hall Auditorium.

59. Conference Report On Bridges 2000 By Reza Sarhangi For The Nexus Network Journal session were Benigna Chilla from Pittsfield, Massachusetts, who talked about anintegrative set design for dance, and violinist corey cerovsek, who concluded http://www.nexusjournal.com/conf_reps_v3n1-Sarhangi.html

Abstract. Reza Sarhangi reports on the conference "Bridges 2000: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music and Science, held at Southwestern College in Winfield, Kansas, USA, 28-31 July 2000. Conference Report Bridges 2000: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music and Science Reza Sarhangi Department of Mathematics Southwestern College Winfield, KS 67156 USA T he third annual Bridges Conference: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music, and Science was a gathering of artists and educators from around fifty colleges and universities in US as well as several participants from England, Yugoslavia, Canada, Mexico, Spain and Italy. The conference was held at Southwestern College, Winfield, Kansas (USA) during a three day period, July 28-July 31, 2000. It included three General Sessions in the mornings, eleven Special Sessions, and three Workshop Sessions in the afternoons. In addition to the three-day conference, there were two special events, a workshop and an activity day. The one-day workshop was designed on Monday July 31, 2000. This workshop covered part of the pedagogical materials, research, and courseware developed by faculty and students from the University of Wisconsin-Madison (the Center for the Mathematical Sciences), UC Berkeley (Center of Cognitive Studies) and Montana State University at Bozeman (the Center for Computational Biology). This workshop was partially supported by a grant from The National Science Foundation (EHR-DUE-CCD Interdisciplinary Program). The activity day was structured for high school students and was titled "Bridges for the Next Generation". On this day, some of the invited extramural speakers joined presenters from Southwestern College to work with these public school students.

60. 1998 Comp-neuro Postings: Bridges Conference corey cerovsek, international violinist, will integrate performanceand comments throughout the conference. cerovsek was winner http://www.neuroinf.org/lists/comp-neuro/Archive/1998/0051.html

Bridges Conference Reza Sarhangi ( sarhangi@jinx.sckans.edu Fri, 10 Jul 1998 11:41:57 -0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Sky Coyote: "New Free Macintosh 3d EEG Display Software Website" Previous message: Chi-Sang Poon: "Postdoc position - visual recognition" I would appreciate it if you would share the following announcement and the schedule of presentations with your friends and colleagues. Your attendance, especially this year, matters to us. Best regards, Reza Sarhangi Southwestern College announces the first annual conference of BRIDGES: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music and Science July 28-30, 1998 GENERAL SESSION CONTRIBUTORS: Brent Collins, Sculptor, Kansas City, Missouri Dan Daniel, Integrative Studies Program, Southwestern College Pozzi Escot, Musician and Mathematician, New England Conservatory George W. Hart, Computer Scientist, Hofstra University, New York Charles O. Perry, Sculptor, Norwalk, Connecticut Nat Friedman, Mathematician and Artist, University of New York^ÖAlbany Martin Golubitsky, Mathematician, University of Houston

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