81. All About Bows Jacques Lafleur, and initially a violinist, he surpassed he received the silver andgold medals at joseph ARTHUR VIGNERON ( 1851 1905 ) Studied with Husson http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~leonid/bows_makers.htm

All about Bows Original Article by The CD String School © 1998 - Please use all info. ® ver 0.60 Introduction France England Germany INTRODUCTION A good bow is often considered as important as the violin itself. Students should not overlook the importance of possessing a reasonable bow. The best bows are without question French. They are sought after for their exceptional qualities which secure a fine, rich and rounded sound. They are followed in quality by English bows, though early English bows compare well with French bows. English bows are more sturdy and stable, lying half way between French and German bows in style and framework. German bows come last, and are very popular in their mass produced and affordable quantities. Remarkably, no other country has a tradition or school of bow making. As with English bows, some of the earlier makers produced their best bows. Oistrakh, though very fond of French bows ( he would buy a whole bunch every visit to Paris ) played with one of the original German Nurnbergers. In early times, it was common practice for violin makers and shops to stamp the bows supplied by others. PRE-HISTORY back to top A Transitional bow was used in Mannheim for the compositions of Tartini, Haydn and Mozart. F.Tourte & The Dodds made them. Wilhelm Cramer ( 1745-99 ), a Mannheim violinist went to London in 1772. The type of bow he used is called "The Cramer bow". Tartini was also involved in improving bows, around 1730, using lighter wood and using a straighter stick ( as opposed to a convex curve ) He also established the octagonal form of the bow at the heel. . The Cramer bow was also quite straight, but Tourte Pere used a decidedly concave stick as used nowadays. From an illustration in Leopold Mozart's Violinschule, it can be seen that convex bows were still being used in Germany for some time after these improvements.

82. 5 Town Music And Art Foundation Music Competitions For Music Theater Piano Strin Smith, Brooklyn, NY THIRD PLACE joseph Demarest, Hartford Amy K. Shoremount, New YorkGOLD AWARD (Tie KERRY McDERMOTT, violinist, has gained recognition for her http://www.uk-piano.org/5towns/

5 Town Music and Art Foundation Music Competitions Sponsored By the 5 Town music and Art Foundation, Inc. (a nonprofit organization) Post Office Box 238 Hewlett, NY 11557 2003 Competitions In each of the four following: Music Theater Piano Strings Voice DATES OF AUDITIONS MUSIC THEATER - Saturday, May 24, 2003 STRINGS - Tuesday, May 27, 2003 PIANO - Thursday, May 29, 2003 VOICE - Saturday, May 31, 2003 REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATIONS SELECTION REQUIREMENTS Solo Instruments and Voice competitors shall have four works of Baroque, Classic, Romantic and Contemporary styles ready for presentation. Music Theater competitors shall have six selections from the standard stage repertoire ready for presentation. AWARDS: FIRST PRIZE - $1000.00 SECOND PRIZE - $500.00 THIRD PRIZE - $350.00 GOLD PRIZE FOR VOICE - $1,000 THE DECISIONS OF THE JUDGES SHALL BE FINAL Send requests for application forms, accompanied by a self-addressed , stamped envelope, to: 5 Towns Music and Art Foundation, Inc. Post Office Box 238, Hewlett, NY 11557 [Home] [ Entry Form Requirements Success Stories 2002 Winners ... UK-Piano Page

83. Famous People With Disabilities Sylvia Law, Professor of law and medicine, author. Greg Louganis, US Olympic GoldMedalist. Nancy Mairs, Author. Itzhak Perlman, violinist. joseph Biden, US Congressman. http://ericec.org/fact/famous.html

Famous People with Disabilities Famous people who are dyslexic Hans Christian Andersen Author of children's fairy tales Harry Anderson Actor, magician, comedian Stephen Bacque Entrepreneur of the Year, 1998 Ann Bancroft Explorer, lecturer, educator, first woman to travel across the ice to the North and South Poles Harry Belafonte Singer, actor, entertainer Alexander Graham Bell Inventor Neil Bush Son of Barbara and former President Bush Terry Bowersock Entrepreneur, motivational speaker Dale S. Brown Author, disability advocate George Burns Actor, comedian Stephen J. Cannell Screenwriter, producer, director Gaston Caperton Former governor of West Virginia Nola D. Chee Award-winning poet and author Cher Entertainer, actress Agatha Christie English mystery writer Winston Churchill Former Prime Minister of Britain John Corcoran Real estate millionaire Tom Cruise Actor Fred Curry Navy pilot, CEO of Greyhound Lines Leonardo Da Vinci Renaissance artist, sculptor, painter Walt Disney Cartoonist, visionary founder of Disneyland/Disneyworld Dr. Red Duke

84. Entertainment / Music / Musical Genres / Classical / Composers / Haydn, Joseph As a professional violinist with the Academy of St Martinin-the-Fields I can assure FranzJoseph Haydn's Keyboard Sonatas An Untapped gold Mine (Studies http://hallclassicalmusic.com/classical/81.shtml

Home Entertainment Music Musical Genres ... Composers Haydn, Joseph The Classical Style : Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven by Charles Rosen Paperback - 533 pages Expanded edition (January 1998) Click here for more info Amazon.com The Classical Style: Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven is a revised and enlarged version of Charles Rosen's landmark 1970 work on the compositions of the trio of musical geniuses who formed the Viennese Classical School and forever changed the face of music. Along with clarifications, expansions, and new... Read more The Classical Style : Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven by Charles Rosen Hardcover - 533 pages Click here for more info Amazon.com The Classical Style: Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven is a revised and enlarged version of Charles Rosen's landmark 1970 work on the compositions of the trio of musical geniuses who formed the Viennese Classical School and forever changed the face of music. Along with clarifications, expansions, and new... Read more Haydn (Famous Children Series) by Ann Rachlin, Susan Hellard (Illustrator) Barrons Juveniles Paperback 1st Ed. fo edition (August 1992)

85. Published Journals Of The VSA Zenon Petesh. The Cremona gold Color Its. Chemistry and Reconstruction, 89. JosephNagyvary. 7 4, 1986. An Interview with the violinist. Louis Kaufman, 3. http://www.vsa.to/information/journal/published.htm

86. Blessed With Dyslexia By Stacy Poulos -People- Jim Shea, Jr./ gold medal competing Ennis William Cosby *Andrew Cunningham FrankDunkle (Director of US Fish Wildlife Service) *Angus Hepburn joseph P. Land http://www.playback.net/vision/dyslexia/people.htm

This web site has been updated 9-5-02 all the links are current. The new and cool site will be coming out in hopefully by October 1 at http://www.dyslexia.tv Fifteen percent of the population has some level of a 'developmental learning disability', stemming from 'dyslexia'. Mostly developed from lack of proper attention to the root of 'dyslexia' because of superficial understanding. The original meaning of dyslexia was coined by Dr. Rudolph Berlin of Stuttgart, in the late 1800's; that 'dyslexia' was a Specific difficulty in the interpretation of symbol. Today 'dyslexia' is an umbrella buzz word of the many faces of learning difficulties. It's a blessing to have some of the characteristics of 'dyslexia'. It could be a nightmare when one doesn't understand it, or properly treat it. Some of the traits of dyslexics are; seeing, thinking, and perceiving 'multi-dimensionally'. Dyslexics tend to find it difficult to understand language in a traditional method of learning. Bridging the two worlds together and harnessing the hidden talents of dyslexics is the challenge.

87. Patrick Ballarat, in the colony of Victoria, gold digger, do He had been a gifted violinistwho had Patrick's second son, Patrick joseph Quinane married Julia Ann http://www.tip.net.au/~ivecm/patrick.htm

88. W. McNeil Lowry Herbert gold Novelist; in residence at The Actor's Workshop, San Francisco. JosephFuchs, violinist; Walter Piston's Violin Concerto No. 2 written for him. http://web.library.uiuc.edu/ahx/ead/ua/2620096/2620096series11.html

W. McNeil Lowry : An Inventory of the W. McNeil Lowry Papers, 1941-93 at the University of Illinois Archives. Previous: HUMANITIES AND THE ARTS PROGRAM SUBJECT FILE HUMANITIES AND THE ARTS PROGRAM CONFERENCES Box Lists of H/A Program Conferences and Meetings, 1958-76 Conference on the Economic and Social Position of the Artist and His Institutionstranscript of discussion, January 3-4, 1958 Participants include: Jean Dalrymple, Director, City Center of Music and Drama, Inc. John J. Emery, President, Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts Howard Hanson, Director, Eastman School of Music Kenneth E. Hudson, Dean, School of Fine Arts, Washington University Milton Katims, Conductor, Seattle Symphony Orchestra Stewart Klonis, Executive Director, Art Students League of New York Archibald MacLeish, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, Harvard University Perry T. Rathbone, Director, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Samuel Rosenbaum, Trustee, Music Performance Trust Funds of the Recording Industries Charles H. Sawyer, Director, Museum of Art, University of Michigan

89. D.T.'s Today In Music History Sample April 26th Von Flotow 1812=d.Jan 24, 1883 (was 70) Composer joseph Fuchs 1900=d. ViolinistJ. B Lopez At Pj's album by Trini Lopez was certified gold by the http://www.davesdatebook.com/0066main.html

Today In Music History Sample-April 26th Return to "Get the Davesfunstuff.com CD" Page Return to Home Page NOTE: This is only a sample of what's on the davesfunstuff.com CD. This page is not updated. The CD version has all of the dates and years applicable to this section. People on April 26th: birthdates Carol Burnett: 1933 (is 69 in 2002, 70 in 2003) Joe Caverlee: 1968 (is 34 in 2002, 35 in 2003) Country Singer Claudine Clark: 1941 (is 61 in 2002, 62 in 2003) Singer, Songwriter, aka Sherry Pye (Get it?) Michael Damian: 1962 (is 40 in 2002, 41 in 2003) Ronny Dayton: 1946 (is 56 in 2002, 57 in 2003) Jay DeMarcus: 1971 (is 31 in 2002, 32 in 2003) Country/Western Performer, of Rascal Flats Duane Eddy: 1938 (is 64 in 2002, 65 in 2003) Teddy Edwards: 1924 (is 78 in 2002, 79 in 2003) Bandleader, Composer, Tenor-sax Herman Foster: 1928 (is 74 in 2002, 75 in 2003) Jazz Saxphonist James Peter "Jimmy" Giuffre: 1921 (is 81 in 2002, 82 in 2003) Jazz Musician, Composer, Bandleader, Teacher, Reeds Jimmy Giuffre: 1921 (is 81 in 2002, 82 in 2003)

90. Who, What And Where ... Zimmerebner, Anna violinist on Inexil. Schlafes Bruder - Film directed by JosephVilsmaier in 1995. where Hubert chose to be presented with his gold disc for http://www.hubertvongoisern.com/who.html

Who, What and Where This page should answer many questions as it explains who's who, what's what and where's where in the world of Hubert von Goisern. Use your browser's Find function for something specific, or simply run down the page. The list is in alphabetical order under Who What and Where. Who Achleitner, Hubert - Hubert von Goisern's civil name Alpine Sabine - Stage name of Sabine Kapfinger. Pronounced "Alpeena Sabeena" Alpinkatzen - Hubert's band for five years. The members were: Sabine Kapfinger (vocals), Stefan Engel (keyboards), Wolfgang Maier (drums and percussion) and Reinhard Stranzinger (guitar). See Alpinkatzen Bechtloff, Bernd - Drummer and percussionist on Inexil and here for more information Bongo - Hubert's dog, who appears in both Wia die Zeit Vergeht and Von Goisern nach Gombe. He also accompanied Hubert to Sonnblick for the launch of - Guitarist on the Trad tour, replacing Helmut Punzenberger. See

91. New Page 1 Corey Cerovsek, violinist. Falla, The threecornered hat, Suite No. 2. Ravel, Bolero. JosephKalichstein, pianist. John D. and Dorothy B. Ford Pops Series SOLID gold. http://www.advantagepages.com/guides/community/YG-Symphony.htm

Youngstown Symphony Orchestra Isaiah Jackson, Music Director John S. and Doris Andrews Masterworks Series SOLID GOLD October 18, 2003 ALL AMERICAN A tribute to our country's musical voice Key/Smith The Star Bangled Banner Gershwin Cuban Overture Copland Billy the Kid Suite Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue Patricia Prattis Jennings, pianist Bernstein Symphonic Dances from West Side Story November 22, 2003 ITALIAN A musical celebration of the Eternal City's fabled fountains Rossini William Tell Overture Paganini Violin Concerto No. 1 Tricia Park, violinist Verdi La forza del destino Overture Respighi Pines of Rome January 10, 2004 FRENCH CONNECTION Music to delight the imagination Dukas The Sorcerer's Apprentice Lalo Symphonie espagnole Corey Cerovsek, violinist Falla The three-cornered hat , Suite No. 2 Ravel Bolero February 7, 2004 ROMANCE A love letter to America and a world-wide favorite Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 1

92. Joseph Marx (1882-1964) - Webseite Von Berkant Haydin A site about joseph Marx (18821964) - Neglected master of late romantic impressionism (german and english). (joseph Marx). joseph Rupert Rudolf Marx (Josef Marx) was born 11 details about joseph Marx. joseph Marx was a tall and http://www.joseph-marx.org/de/full.html

Joseph Marx (1882-1964) Meister des spätromantischen Impressionismus Erste CD der Gesamteinspielung aller Orchesterwerke ist auf dem Markt Inhaltsverzeichnis Stand Deutschsprachige Hauptseite Das Abenteuer beginnt... Verzeichnis aller Orchester-, Chor-, Kammer-, Klavier-, Orgel- u. Vokalwerke CD-Einspielungen und Konzerte Ausführliche Beschreibungen von „Herbstchor an Pan" und „Herbstsymphonie" Joseph Marx und das Dritte Reich Diskographie (mit nichtkommerziellen Direkt-Links zu jpc, amazon u.a.) Bibliographie Danksagung Kontakt Die gesamte Website als PDF-Datei ... Galerie (NEU!) ENGLISH VERSION of this page ENGLISCHE VERSION dieser Seite JOSEPH MARX (1882-1964) Marx komponierte einige Chorwerke, darunter erste Violinsonate in A-Dur , die Trio-Fantasie und Romantische Klavierkonzert , bestehend aus der Symphonischen Nachtmusik Idylle und der kraftvollen Castelli Romani drei Streichquartette . Anfang der Vierziger Jahre folgten die mit Elementen aus Haydns und Schuberts Musik versetzten und dennoch impressionistisch angehauchten Zum Seitenanfang Biographie (Joseph Marx) Joseph Rupert Rudolf Marx Aus einem Brief von Ernst Fischer an Marx (11.05.1962; zu Marx' 80. Geburtstag):

93. Master Sinfonia Chamber Orchestra This second afternoon concert by the fine, local ensemble featured violinist JosephGold in the only nonGallic offering, the Violin Concerto (1982) by Filip http://www.mastersinfonia.org/files/reviews.htm

Master Sinfonia Chamber Orchestra Home Page About Us 2002-2003 Concert Season Ticket Information ... Contact Us Reviews The Gallic Touch by Gary Lemco With the final, rollicking and irreverent strains of Ibert's Divertissement (1930) resounding through the Los Altos United Methodist Church, Sunday, February 2, 2003, conductor David Ramadanoff concluded a thoroughly ingratiating, predominantly French program with the Master Sinfonia Chamber Orchestra. This second afternoon concert by the fine, local ensemble featured violinist Joseph Gold in the only non-Gallic offering, the Violin Concerto (1982) by Filip Pavlov, as well as orchestral selections by Ravel and Poulenc, whose G Minor Organ Concerto enjoyed the splendid playing of Larry Crummer. Maurice Ravel's bittersweet Le Tombeau de Couperin (1919) opened Ramadanoff's program. The four-movement suite has a romantic character in the face of World War I, although its "ancient style" is a throwback to the idealized age of the French clavecinists . The Master Sinfonia applied a shimmering patina to this delicate score, whose oboe soli and occasionally pentatonic writing have some of the wistfulness of the composer's

94. Luigi Alberto Bianchi, Violinist, Orchestra Conductor http://www.prestige.mc/monaco/bianchistrad.htm

STOLEN Luigi Alberto Bianchi had his companion of 11 years, his remarkable Stradivari Colossus violin, stolen in Rome, Italy on November 3, 1998 . This unique violin is known as "Colossus" because of its slightly bigger than normal size. It was made by Antonio Stradivari in Cremona, Italy in 1716. It previously belonged to Giovanni Battista Viotti, Baillot, and to Jacques Thibaud who sold it in 1920. It was bought in 1987 in London at Christie's. Along with the "Colossus" were also stolen two rare bows made by Dominique Peccatte (Mirecourt 1810-1874): A silver mounted violin bow : round stick of a chestnut-brown colour, ebony frog inlaid with pearl eyes, ebony adjuster, with two silver bands, stamped "Vuillaume à Paris" on the shaft, 62 grams. A gold mounted violin bow : round stick of a chestnut-brown colour, ebony frog inlaid with pearl eyes, ebony adjuster, with two gold bands, no brand, previously owned by Blaise Calame in Geneva, 61.5 grams. If you have any information regarding these unique violin or bows please contact: Magg. Musella

95. Musicians Collection, Folder List S-Z http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/musicians.folder.s-z.html

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