61. EMF School Catalog to perform in a variety of chamber and solo settings, including a performance ofthe Bottesini Gran Duo in concert with violinist erick friedman, and to share http://www.easternmusicfestival.com/dblbass.html

Eastern Music Festival Orchestral Faculty DOUBLE BASS MARC FACCI Doublebassist LEONID FINKELSHTEYN DON-MICHAEL HILL, R. MEREDITH JOHNSON began playing the bass while studying English literature at Vanderbilt University. He received his master's degree in music performance from Boston University. He has performed extensively throughout the United States and Europe as a member of festival orchestras including Classical Winter in Jerusalem, Schleswig-Holstein, National Repertory Orchestra, Sarasota Chamber Music and Tanglewood. This year he has performed with the Charleston and Atlanta Symphonies. His principal teachers are Edgar Meyer, Todd Seeber and Edwin Barker. As an active freelance musician, RICK OSTROVSKY

62. HNH - Naxos Classical in the last 80 years has displaced Heifetz as the violinist of the Orchestra ofLondon, Sir Malcolm Sargent, 5/61) Bach Double (erick friedman, second violin http://www.naxos.com/NewDesign/fopinions.files/bopinions.files/industry29.htm

Classical Notes The Violinist of the Century by Peter Gutmann Please click here for an important March 2001 update (new Naxos budget series of Heifetz concerti) He was universally acclaimed as the violinist of the century. But for many, that wasn't enough. Even his harshest detractors had to admit that Jascha Heifetz (1900 - 1987) had the greatest technique in history (and the few recordings of his concerts prove that his precision wasn't a studio fabrication). Even more amazing, his fabulous talent was fully formed by the time of his first teenaged records, cut weeks after his sensational 1917 Carnegie Hall debut. Just listen to how effortlessly he tosses off Bazzini's fiendishly difficult "Ronde des Lutins" with breakneck speed, staggering technique and attitude galore. The Artist and the Critics In art, as in politics, radical youths mellow in middle age and gravitate toward a more conservative middle ground, but not Heifetz. Rather than embrace mellow maturity, Heifetz maintained throughout his half-century career the fleet precision of his initial fame. Most artists dream in vain of fending off technical decline. Heifetz, though, faced the opposite problem. Many violin devotees accuse Heifetz of never evolving a distinctive personal vision. Indeed, it has become fashionable to flail Heifetz for an emotional reticence at odds with the heart-on-sleeve style we normally expect of our fiddlers. But instead of damning him for what he wasn't (and never pretended to be), it seems far better to hail him for seizing upon a unique personality and never straying. Throughout his career, Heifetz projected his sensational technique and pure tone with affirmative athletic confidence. Even in his last performances, he sounds like the most youthful violinist on record.

63. J A S C H A H E I F E T Z S O C I E T Y - Welcome Dedicated to the memory of the greatest violinist of the 20th century, Jascha HeifetzSociety is a nonprofit educational erick friedman, • Walter Hendl. http://www.jaschaheifetzsociety.org/society/

[what's new] Ruggero Ricci Violin Master Class February 16, 2003 Austrian Youth Orchestra Concert-Feb. 21, 2003 Recent Master Class Pictures! Recent Master Class Review! [contents] Heifetz Biography About The Society Events Contact Us [archives] click for info. from our Series click for the ... Brochure Welcome Dedicated to the memory of the greatest violinist of the 20th century, Jascha Heifetz Society is a non-profit educational organization devoted to the celebration and the continuance of the legacy of the Master of the violin. In honoring our professor, "Jascha Heifetz Society" presents master classes, recitals, and educational forums around the world. The Society exists to ensure the continuation of the Heifetz legacy by providing an organization that fosters love of teaching, chamber music, and stylistic playing. Conceived and co-founded by Artistic Directors Claire Hodgkins and Sherry Kloss, the Society is comprised of Mr. Heifetz' former students, personal friends, and teaching associates, as well as fellow musicians and admirers of classical music, from every part of the world. Click

64. J A S C H A H E I F E T Z S O C I E T Y - About The Society Dedicated to the memory of the greatest violinist of the 20th century Society hostedworld known artists, including Ruggero Ricci, erick friedman, Pierre Amoyal http://www.jaschaheifetzsociety.org/society/about.html

[contents] Heifetz Biography About The Society Events Contact Us ... Home [archives] click for info. from our Series click for the ... Brochure About the Society D edicated to the memory of the greatest violinist of the 20th century, "Jascha Heifetz Society" is a non-profit educational organization devoted to the celebration of the legacy of the Master of the Violin, Jascha Heifetz. In honoring our professor, Jascha Heifetz Society presents master classes, recitals, and educational forums around the world. Jascha Heifetz Society exists to ensure the continuation of the legacy of Jascha Heifetz by providing an organization that fosters the love of teaching, chamber music, and stylistic playing. Conceived and co-founded by Artistic Directors, Claire Hodgkins and Sherry Kloss (both long-time master class teaching associates of Jascha Heifetz), Jascha Heifetz Society is comprised of Mr. Heifetz' former students, their progeny, personal friends and admirers of classical music, from every part of the world. In 2000-2002, Jascha Heifetz Society sponsored twenty master classes and several recitals with participation of more than 130 students. In these master classes and recitals, Jascha Heifetz Society hosted world known artists, including Ruggero Ricci, Erick Friedman, Pierre Amoyal, Aaron Rosand, and Tibor Varga.

65. Reports, International Education Week 2001 Yasser El Serafi violinist First Concertmaster Cairo Symphony Orchestra. 1997, hereceived a Fulbright Scholarship to study violin with erick friedman at Yale http://exchanges.state.gov/iew2001/reports/fulbright-egyptfull.htm

Statements and Press Releases Events and Activities Reports ... Home Binational Fulbright Commission (Cairo, Egypt) The Fulbright Commission Commemorating International Education Week Monday, November 12, 2001 8:00 p.m. PART ONE J.Massene Meditation from Thais F. Schubert Impromptu No. 4 Wael Farouk R. Strauss Allerseelen "All Souls’ Day" G. Puccini Quando M’en vo from La Boheme P. de Sarasate Romanza Andaluza F. Chopin Fantasia Impromptu Op. 66 Wael Farouk D. Argento Spring from "6 Elizabethan Songs" Ch. Gounod Je Veux Vivre from "Romeo et Juliet" Intermission PART TWO F. Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 12 Wael Farouk Pugnani / Kreisler Praeludium and Allegro G. Gershwin Somebody loves me C. Coleman Big Spender F. Liszt Dream of Love No. 3 Wael Farouk F. Kreisler Tambourin Chinois G. Gershwin Summertime G. Gershwin Boy Wanted After the performance refreshments will be served to meet with the artists Yasser El Serafi Violinist First Concertmaster Cairo Symphony Orchestra Dalia Farouk Vocalist Member of Cairo Opera Company She began her vocal training at the age of 14 under the guidance of Dr. Violette Makkar. In 1997 she graduated from the Cairo Conservatoire with honors and continued her studies at UCLA with a scholarship from the Ministry of Culture.

66. Upcoming Performances with Michael Emery of Schenectady and erick friedman of New Haven, CT. While studyingmusic at Houghton College, Nathan studied with violinist Ellen Rathjen. http://www.midtel.net/~audioart/nathan/

Nathan Lawrence, violin RR1 Box 74 * Howes Cave, NY 12092 * e-mail: audioart@mac.com Upcoming Performances Click on a performance for more information. Cobleskill United Methodist Church Nathan Lawrence began studying music at the age of six, taking piano lessons under the instruction of his grandmother. He received his first violin lessons from Tim Shackelton of Cobleskill when he was nearly eleven and later went on to study with Camille Grace. He currently studies with Michael Emery of Schenectady and Erick Friedman of New Haven, CT. While studying music at Houghton College, Nathan studied with violinist Ellen Rathjen. Nathan graduated from Houghton in 1997 with a degree in Violin Performance. An active recitalist and performer, Nathan's concert activities have included numerous recitals and concerts in the Capital Region and throughout New York State. In 1996 he gave the premier performance of Mark Hijleh's Violin Concerto with the Houghton College Philharmonia. He has also held the position of assistant conductor of that orchestra. Nathan is currently a first violinist in the Schenectady, Catskill, and Utica Symphonies, the Skidmore Orchestra, and plays for other Capitol Region orchestras. Nathan plays weekly in church services in the Cobleskill area and, above all else, wants to give God the credit for all of his musical successes. In addition to teaching privately in the Cobleskill area, Nathan is also a violin instructor for the Schenectady County Community College's Music Preparatory School.

67. RedLudwig.com: Music News of the event, which also includes appearances by Van Cliburn Competition Gold MedalistJon Nakamatsu; cellist Borislav Strulev and violinist erick friedman. http://www.redludwig.com/news/archive/081701.html

Home News Reviews Spotlight ... Who Is RedLudwig? The latest news in classical music. 17 August 2001 BARENBOIM WANTS TO PERFORM IN ISRAEL, AGAIN Daniel Barenboim performed Wagner at the Israel Festival in July Conductor Daniel Barenboim, who created a firestorm of controversy when he performed an encore of Richard Wagner, July 7, at the Israel Festival, has told a German magazine that he wants to perform in his adopted country again. When asked by Bunte magazine if he would like to perform in Israel, the Argentina-born Barenboim (who is Jewish and grew up much of his life in Israel) said, "I have no problem with it." There could be a problem however, given that a committee of the Israeli parliament voted in July to institute a ban on the conductor in retaliation for his Wagner performance, essentially declaring him persona non grata. For the past fifty years and more, there has been an unofficial Israeli ban on the works of Wagner, who has been called Hitler's favorite composer. Continuing the same line of defense he has pursued since the controversy over his performance with the Berlin Staatskapelle orchestra erupted, Barenboim said that the ban on Wagner's music in Israel (in deference to the feelings of Holocaust survivors) goes against the very principals of democracy and freedom of expression. While he said that he understands those feelings he reiterated that "[the survivors] can't forbid Wagner for others that have no problem with it." 16 August 2001 RW Deutsch Composer Aaron Copland scored the teleplay

68. Scott Slapin - Articles Recently I read a good quote by famed violinist, erick friedman, a former chambermusic colleague of Vardi's, regarding teaching which I suspect could have http://www.scottslapin.com/articles.html

The following article was written for The New York Violist: Vardi, the Viola and I by Scott Slapin Emanuel Vardi was born in Jerusalem on April 21, 1917. He studied violin with his father and later with Constance Seeger (the mother of folk-singer Pete) and Edward Dethier at the Institute of Musical Art in New York City. Vardi later studied painting at the Florence Academy of Fine Arts, and in 1951 he took main prize at the international art exhibition in Rapallo. Vardi has appeared as soloist with numerous top orchestras of the world, and has given countless solo recitals. In 1942 Vardi was named 'Recitalist for the Year' for a recital he gave at Town Hall. Vardi is a former member of the Stuyvesant and the Guilet quartets, and his career as a conductor brought him to become the conductor of the South Dakota Symphony for several years. Among Vardi's compositions are a film score for 'The Diary of Anne Frank', a violin concerto for David Nadien (former concert-master of the NY Philharmonic) and several works featuring the viola. Works for Vardi have been written by Barab, Brant, Colgrass, Gould, Hovhaness, Jones, Kleinsinger, Lane, May and Shulman. At the age of twelve, my parents brought me to play for Mr. Vardi at his home in New York State. He was nearly seventy at the time. He agreed to take me on as a student, and taught me for about five years until I graduated from the Manhattan School of Music.

69. Princeton Packet OnLine Entertainment: The FAME Festival Takes Jazz Students To Renowned violinist and New Jersey native erick friedman will perform July28, Aug. 1 and Aug. 4 at the festival at the Lawrenceville School. http://www.pacpubserver.com/new/enter/7-21-99/famefest.html

E-MAIL REPORTER SEND LETTER TO EDITOR POST FORUMS MESSAGE The payback Taking jazz students to the next level By Keith Ingersoll Princeton Packet Staff Writer Wednesday, July 21, 1999 Mondre Moffett, Steve Kirby and Delfeayo Marsalis (left to right) demonstrate their techniques in a master class at the Center for Jazz Studies during the International FAME Festival. A divinity Mr. Moffett is not, though to those gifted few he spends time with each summer, his expertise feels like divine intervention. A renowned jazz trumpeter and former band leader at the famed Blue Note Club in New York City, Mr. Moffett dedicates two weeks of his life each year to provide guidance to the musically aspiring. International FAME Festival concert series, featuring faculty and student concerts at the Lawrenceville School July 25-Aug. 7. "I get letters all year from the week at camp," says Mr. Moffett, who lives in West Orange. "They write me with problems: 'I'm playing in the jazz band, I'm taking this solo and I think the key is B flat. I play this note and I think it's a blues structure — what should I do?' So, I write back, 'Well, think rhythmically.' It's gratifying when you feel like you're making a contribution and really helping." Donald Harrison is one of the many talented jazz musicians performing at the FAME Festival in Lawrenceville this week.

70. Finevintagelps2.html 1 in D Major (c191617). erick friedman, violin. Heifetz, the first modern violinist,was widely criticized for being cold, that is, essentially unromantic. http://ronpenndorf.com/finevintagelps2.html

33. Khachaturian, Aram. Gayne Ballet Suite. Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilyich. Romeo and Juliet; Fantasy Overture (c1880). H.L . Ex Ronald Penndorf. 34. Loeffler, Charles. A Pagan Poem Op.14 (c1906). Maestro gives us a sensual, sweeping recorded-production. This an unbelievably passionate One can only wonder about Stokowski's other transfigured nights.) *****(*) This is the first record to be offered from the private-collection of Hollywood, composer, arranger and conductor, Irwin Kostel. 35. Lutoslawski, Witold. Livre pour Orchestre (c1968). Schwantner, Joseph. Aftertones of Infinity (c1978). Eastman Philharmonia. David Effron, conductor. Ros Ritchie, recording engineer. John Santuccio and Rayburn Wright, record producers. Mercury Golden Imports SRI 75141. Codes: SRI 75141 670 06 1Y1 111 / SRI 75111 2Y1 670 06 114. 1st Label. New Disq Playing Grade 94/94. New Disq Visual Grade 98/98. Cover 98. $100.00. Recorded at the Eastman Theater and the Kresge Recording Studios, Rochester. (2a)(3a)(4b)(4d)(4e)(4f)(4g). One of the few original records in the Golden Import catalogue, this is an attractive one. Both pieces are clearly presented, with a particularly good sense of orchestra and a well-defined setting. Livre pour Orchestre explodes in sound. ****

71. Western Swing Music, Folk Music, And Fiddle Music By Shadric Smith And The Billy Favorite Iowa Musicians. erick Hovey. If you haven't heard of Kinky friedman,he is a Musician Author - Cat Lover. Extraordinary fiddler-violinist. http://www.shadric.com/cool links.htm

www.shadric.com Cool Links John Edwards website www.johnbyronedwards.com Junior's Motel Recording Studio http://www.dodgenet.com/~juniormotel/ Amy's Dreamscapes By Design http://www.stores.ebay.com/dreamscapesbydesign/ Bob and Sheila Everhart www.oldtimemusic.bigstep.com Bonnie Koloc appears in Fort Dodge Oct 24, 2002 www.summersetwine.com Bob Wills Website with cool bios of Texas Playboys www.texasplayboys.net Favorite Music Company Rieman Music Shenandoah Valley Music and Art Network Come to the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia http://www.shenandoahmusic.com Gatemouth Brown www.gatemouth.com What a Great show! Gatemouth Brown at the Pioneer Theater in Milford, Iowa on May 5, 2002. Arranged by Ralph Gatton, this special Iowa appearance took place in the vintage 30's 200 seat Pioneer Theater with two shows at 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. Gatemouth and the band Gate's Express cooked out a heaping helping of blues, swing, big band, and country which kept the crowd clapping and tapping their feet. I was glad to be able to assist Ralph with the rental of some sound equipment through Rieman Music. Click here to check out the Lizard Creek Blues Society Here's something a little out of the ordinary ! My old Colorado comrade, drummer Todd Jarrell is writing books and articles now, mostly about his adventures as a sailor and more recently, the music business. We have renewed our e-connection and I've discovered he has a jazzed website with some Real Audio samples of his work. Check it out at:

72. Northwest Chamber Orchestra violinist Marjorie Kransberg Talvi is currently Concertmaster of both NorthwestChamber of Dorothy DeLay at the Juilliard School, erick friedman at Manhattan http://www.nwco.org/musicians.html

CONTACT UPDATES Musicians Staff Members of the Core Orchestra Bryan Boughten Violin Stephen Daniels Violin Ingrid Fredrickson Principal Second Violin John Kim Violin, Associate Concertmaster Susan Koelle Viola Todd Larson Double Bass Rebecca Lowe Violin Yuriy Mikhlin Violin Christine Olason Violin Ann Raphael Piano HyeKyunq Seo Violin Coral Sepulveda Violin Ruth Sereque Viola Page Smith Principal Violoncello Rachael Snow Violin Eileen Swanson Co-Principal Viola Ring Warner Principal Double Bass Craig Weaver Violoncello Laurel Wells Principal Viola Brian Wharton Violoncello Principal Conductor Ralf Gothóni (born in Finland) began his studies on the violin at age three and on piano at age five. At 15, he debuted as an orchestra soloist and in 1967, he appeared at the Jyväskylä Summer Festival as the "debutant of the year." In the 30 years since, he has enjoyed a multifaceted career as solo pianist, chamber musician and conductor all over the world. He is well known for his unconventional way of music making, not only as a pianist, but a musician with unusual thinking about music and the wholeness of musicianship. His performances include appearances at prestigious music festivals - Salzburg, Berlin, Prague, Aldeburgh, Edinburgh, La Roque de Antheron, Ravinia, Tanglewood and many more. Mr. Gothóni has also performed with Berlin Philharmonic, the Bavarian Radio Symphony, the Japan Philharmonic, the English Chamber Orchestra, the Chicago, Detroit and Toronto Symphony Orchestra's, among others. He appears annually in numerous concerts as a soloist and conductor, conducting from the keyboard. He is also regularly heard as a guest artist at the major chamber music festivals.

73. Glens Falls Symphony At the age of ten, violinist Michael Emery began his musical studies with studentat Manhattan School of Music where he studied with erick friedman and the http://www.glensfallssymphony.org/Symphony_Musician_Bio.asp?Musid=1

74. NEA National Medal Of Arts Previous Medalists 1982-2001 ( art historian, curator (1988) friedman, Martin museum folklorist (1993) Hawkins,erick - dance choreographer 1994) Perlman, Itzhak - violinist (2000) Peters http://www.arts.gov/guide/allmedalists2.html

75. Untitled Document At the age of ten, violinist Michael Emery began his musical studies with studentat Manhattan School of Music, where he studied with erick friedman and the http://www.schenectadysymphony.org/emery.htm

Michael Emery Concertmaster At the age of ten, violinist Michael Emery began his musical studies with Alfredo Cavalieri, and in two years was selected to perform in Carnegie Hall by the Violin, Viola and Violincello Teacher's guild of New York City. In 1972, he was the first prize winner in the advanced instrumental competition of the Albany League of Arts, and winner of the Albany Symphony Concerto Competition. In the following year he was soloist in the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto as winner of the Northeastern Student Orchestra Concerto Competition. After receiving his B.S. in Music Education from the College of St. Rose, Mr. Emery began his career as recitalist throughout New York and New England. He received his Masters in Music Performance as a scholarship student at Manhattan School of Music, where he studied with Erick Friedman and the late Raphael Bronstein. While attending Manhattan, he was concertmaster of the Manhattan Symphony, and was selected to perform in the master classes of two of this century's most celebrated violinists, Ruggiero Ricci and the late Henryk Szeryng. Mr. Emery is currently concertmaster and soloist with the Utica, Catskill, and Schenectady Symphonies, having acted in that capacity for several other orchestras including the Vermont Symphony, BC Pops Orchestra and the Glimmerglass Opera Festival.

76. The International Holland Music Sessions Performance was truly magical Anatoly Resnikovsky is a violinist of great the lateViktor Liberman, Igor Ozim, Eduard Schmieder, erick friedman, Aaron Rosand http://www.hollandmusicsessions.com/summer-academy/01faculty2003.html

Summer Academy 2003 Faculty Biographies (The Summer Academy faculty, as well as the accompanists for violin and cello) On this page: Violin: Herman Krebbers, Anatoly Resnikovsky Cello: Dmitri Ferschtman, Johannes Goritzki, Harro Ruijsenaars Piano: Jan Marisse Huizing, Mikhail Voskresensky Accompanists: Mirsa Adami, Jelger Blanken, Gerard Boeters, Yumi Toyama VIOLIN Herman Krebbers Herman Krebbers made his first appearance as a nine-year-old prodigy. After 1945 he toured throughout the United States, France, Germany, Switzerland, Poland, Italy, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Argentina, Russia, Portugal and England. He is currently Professor of Violin at the Royal Academy of Music in London and Winterthur Conservatory in Switzerland. Anatoly Resnikovsky Anatoly Resnikovsky is a Professor of the St.Petersburg Conservatory, an Honorable Guest Professor of the Petrozavodsk Conservatory (Carelia) and Kerava Music College (Finland). He is one of the foremost specialists in the world in the correction and development of violin technique. He studied at the St.Petersburg Conservatory and received his Doctor of Performing Arts degree under Professor Veniamin Sher, one of the last representatives of the famous Leopold Auer school (among his pupils are such well-known performers as Vladimir Spivakov and the late Viktor Liberman). Anatoly Resnikovsky performs extensively in East- and West-Europe and South Korea. He collaborates with contemporary composers and has given many first performances of their works. Numerous compositions of leading St.Petersburg composers are dedicated to Anatoly Resnikovsky.

77. Shell Scholars (webpage) A student of violin virtuoso erick friedman, himself a pupil of both the legendary Asboth a violinist and a violist, Yoong Han has participated and performed http://www.nac.gov.sg/arts_funding/Shell scholars.html

SHELL-NAC ARTS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS (1992 – 2001) Year Awarded Name / Contact Details Ms Cheah Mei Sing Mailing address: Singapore Dance Theatre Fort Canning Centre nd Storey Cox Terrace Singapore 179618 Tel: 338 0611 Email: cheahmeising@yahoo.com Diploma in Dance (3 Years) The Australian Ballet School Mei Sing began dancing under the tutelage of Goh Soo Khim, Carol Ainsworth and Anthoney Then at the Singapore Ballet Academy (SBA). A scholar of SBA and the Singapore Dance Theatre (SDT), she went on to become an apprentice in 1991. In 1992, she was awarded the Shell Centenary Scholarship for the Arts for her studies at the Australian Ballet School (ABS). She took part in many of the ABS’ productions and toured with its Dancers’ company. Mei Sing returned to Singapore in January 1995 to practice as a full-time dancer with the SDT. She has since taken on lead and other roles including one of the step-sisters in Graham Lustig’s "Cinderella", as Pigtails in the "Graduation Ball" and the lead white in Goh Choo San’s "Double Contrasts", Jean Paul Comelin’s "Requiem" and Stanton Welch’s "Maninyas". Year Awarded Name / Contact Details Ms Tan Kia Hui Mailing address: Cornell University 239 Lincoln Hall Ithaca, NY 14853

78. National Geographic-Caspian-Reza Famed American violinist erick friedman returns after an absence ofseveral years as do pianists Augustin Anievas and Pedja Muijevic. http://www.azer.com/aiweb/categories/topics/Calendar/1999/gasimova.html

Gasimova (Kasimova) Sisters perform at 1999 Newport Music Festival Famous Azerbaijani Soprano Opera Singers make debut at Newport Music Festival Accompanied by Farhad Badalbeyli July 10, 11, 15, 17 and 18, 1999 Flights from JFK to Providence, Rhode Island (TF Green Airport) and then a cab or shuttle to Newport (40 minutes). Or a direct flight to Boston (depending where you are coming from), then by car to Newport (90 minutes). 1999 NEWPORT MUSIC FESTIVAL 31st International Season July 9-25, 1999 The 1999 Newport Music Festival will celebrate its 31st season July 9-25, continuing its tradition of presenting unique chamber music programs, American debuts, world-class artists and special events in the grand "summer cottages of Newport, Rhode Island. Beginning his Silver Anniversary season, General Director Dr. Mark P. Malkovich, III researches and selects works from the 19th century chamber music, vocal repertoire and the Romantic era piano literature, to create one of the most extraordinary festivals in the world. In its 30 year history, the Newport Music Festival has become celebrated for presenting over 100 artists and ensembles in their American debuts. The Festival will present 56 concerts in Newport's famed mansions with over 60 artists from around the world participating. The Yamaha Corporation of America, Time magazine and Champagne Louis Roederer continue as the major Festival sponsors. American Express has been added to that prestigious list.

79. "Erick Zonca" DVDs & Videos: Compare Prices, Check Store Ratings, And Read Produ violinist erick friedman plays works of Kreisler, Gluck, and Mendelssohn.Included is Kreisler's Liebesfreud, and ten (more). Rating —. 5....... http://www.eboodle.com/,mss__cat_id--51,keyword--Erick Zonca,rf--wgg.html

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