21. Esperance Trio Symphony Chamber Players, which he founded with violinist William Hennessy. withviolinists Wanda Wilkomirska, Edith Peinemann and dylana jenson, and singers http://www.music.utas.edu.au/esptrio.html

Esperance Trio 'The Esperance Trio has been formed as a result of David Bollard's residency at the Tasmanian Conservatorium in 1998. Bollard and Christian Wojtowicz have an artistic association going back some three decades, while Wojtowicz and Rachel Bremner have been performing chamber music including the Duo repertoire since 1985. Therefore by happy coincidence the three players found that the results of their early collaboration were immediately more fruitful than expected given their short time together . There is also a fortuitous coincidence with the new era in which the Conservatorium is embarked.The invitation to be a resident ensemble is not only a vote of confidence in the future of the group but also an adventurous investment in the potential of the Conservatorium to nurture future formations and ensembles from among it's own. As alumni of the Conservatorium and for many years performers of established prominence in Australian musical life, Wojtowicz and Bremner will join Bollard who also brings a close and long association with the Con as well as an eminent career, to realise this new and exciting organic dimension of the Conservatorium and the musical community at large.' Esperance Trio Member Biographies Rachel BREMNER (Violin) Since completing her violin studies with Professor Jan Sedivka at the Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music in 1984, Rachel Bremner has not only been been a prominent member of the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, but also notably active as a recitalist and chamber musician.

22. On The Boards - Theatre Listings - - Ambush Mag - Gay New Orleans/Gulf South 15, 8pm. The Sounds of Scotland, concert, conducted by David Lockington and hiswife, violinist dylana jenson, Orpheum Theater, 129 University Pl., Mar. http://www.ambushmag.com/is503/otb.htm

productions Volume 21/Issue 5/2003 On The Boards BAR STORIES - DRAMA! is now accepting submissions for Bar Stories , an original one-act play composed of 3 to 5 vignettes. The submission is open to any aspiring playwright(s) residing in the New Orleans Metro Area. The concept of Bar Stories is to assemble a collage of the chosen short plays to create a full one-act play. Each piece should be 5 to 15 minutes long and set in a New Orleans bar. Bar Stories will be produced by DRAMA! May 9 - 25, 2003 at Cowpokes/Barn Theatre Space. The deadline for submission is March 14. If you are interested in submitting a piece, visit www.DramaNO.org for submission procedures and requirements, or call 504.948.9924. BOXAGANGA , Le Chat Noir, 715 St. Charles Ave., 504.581.5812. Wed., March 19. Features a hilarious, satirical, irreverent comedy troupe who presents sketches about American pop culture. BYE BYE BURLSQUE presented by Slutpuppy Productions at Mama's Blues above Mama Rosa's, 616 N. Rampart St., www.geocities.com/slutpuppies69

23. Johannes Brahms - Concerto For Violin Szpinalski), 1946 (Roman Totenberg), 1963 (Sidney Harth), 1975 (dylana jenson),and 1991 was dedicated to his friend and colleague, violinist Joseph Joachim http://www.webitcreations.com/galvestonsymphony/composers/JBrahms_ConcViolin.htm

CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN JOHANNES BRAHMS Brahms composed this, his only violin concerto in the summer of 1878, and it was first performed at the Gewandhaus in Leipzig, on January 1, 1879, with the composer conducting. Joseph Joachim, to whom it is dedicated, played the solo part at the premiere. It has been performed six times by the Madison Symphony Orchestra, in 1936 (George Szpinalski), 1946 (Roman Totenberg), 1963 (Sidney Harth), 1975 (Dylana Jenson), and 1991 (Itzhak Perlman). "One enjoys getting hot fingers playing it, because it's worth it!" - Joseph Joachim Joachim promptly replied with a marked copy of the part and a letter of his own: "It is a great, sincere joy for me that you are writing a violin concerto (even one in four movements!). I immediately studied what you sent to me, and you will note a few remarks and notes for changes, but without the score, one cannot appreciate it. Most of it can be executed and some parts have a quite original violinistic flair. I cannot say whether everything can be played with ease in a hot concert hall until I have tried out the whole." Brahms incorporated several of Joachim's suggestions into the final version of the score, and rather than providing a cadenza for the first movement, he used one written by Joachim.

24. GRAND RAPIDS SYMPHONY: About The Symphony conducting. Mr. Lockington is married to violinist dylana jenson and theycurrently reside with their four children in East Grand Rapids. http://www.grsymphony.org/about.conductors.main.html

History Conductors Orchestra Roster Administration ... Media Resources Grand Rapids Symphony Conductors David Lockington Music Director Steelcase Foundation Chair David Lockington has been Music Director of the Grand Rapids Symphony since January 1999 and has energized audiences and musicians alike while reaching new heights of artistic excellence. Since his arrival to the United States in 1978, the Great Britain native's conducting activities have included serving as music director of the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, Denver Young Artist's Orchestra and Boulder Bach Festival. In addition, he was founder and conductor of the Academy in the Wilderness Chamber Orchestra and for three years held the post of assistant conductor with the Denver Symphony Orchestra and Opera Colorado. Following an extensive nationwide search, Mr. Lockington was appointed assistant conductor of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in September 1992 and one year later was promoted to the position of associate conductor. In May 1993, he accepted the position of music director of the Ohio Chamber Orchestra. In September 1995, he assumed the title of music director of the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra and was music director of the Long Island Philharmonic for the 1996-1997 through 1999-2000 seasons. He recently completed his tenures as music director of the New Mexico Symphony and the Long Island Philharmonic.

25. GRAND RAPIDS SYMPHONY: About The Symphony Mr. Lockington is married to violinist dylana jenson and they currently residewith their four children in East Grand Rapids. Conducting Staff http://www.grsymphony.org/bio.lockington.html

History Conductors Orchestra Roster Administration ... Media Resources David Lockington Steelcase Foundation Chair David Lockington has been Music Director of the Grand Rapids Symphony since January of 1999 and has energized audiences and musicians alike while reaching new heights of artistic excellence. Highlights of his 2002-2003 season include re-engagements with orchestras in Baltimore, Calgary, New Orleans and Rochester, and he makes his first appearances with the Fort Worth Symphony, the Florida Philharmonic and at the Eastern Music Festival in North Carolina. Mr. Lockington is married to violinist Dylana Jenson and they currently reside with their four children in East Grand Rapids. Conducting Staff John Varineau Richard Hayman Home About the Symphony ... Guest Register Best viewed at a resolution of 800x600 or greater in a color depth of 16bit or higher. Javascript enabled browsers are recommended. To report a broken link or other issue contact the webmaster 169 Louis Campau Promenade, Suite One, Grand Rapids, MI 49503 Phone: (616) 454-9451 Fax: (616) 454-7477 Site by: The Grand Panjandrum Macintosh Services

26. Women & Music: History & Criticism ML3929 .S33 1985 Consists mostly of biographical information about Antonia Brico(a conductor), Beverly Sills, Leontyne Price, and dylana jenson (a violinist). http://www.stkate.edu/library/pal/womenmus/histcrit.html

Performing Arts Library College of St. Catherine Women and Music: History and Criticism Last updated: 21 January 2000 Ammer, Christine. Unsung: A History of Women in American Music. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1980. Performing Arts Library ML82 .A45 Berdes, Jane L. Women Musicians of Venice: Musical Foundations, 1525-1855. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1993. Performing Arts Library ML290.8 .V26 B47 1993 Cecilia Reclaimed: Feminist Perspectives on Gender and Music. Edited by Susan C. Cook and Judy S. Tsou. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1994. St. Paul Campus Library Lower Level ML82 .C42 1994 Citron, Marcia J. Gender and the Musical Canon. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993. Performing Arts Library ML3890 .C58 1993 Drinker, Sophie Hutchinson. Brahms and his Women's Choruses. Merion, PA: The author, 1952. Performing Arts Library ML410 .B8 D7 A history, based on original source material, of the Hamburger Frauenchor, a women's chorus founded by Johannes Brahms in the 1850s in Hamburg, Germany. Drinker, Sophie Hutchinson.

27. Santa Barbara School Districts March 2002 News Archive Then, Gisele Ben Dor will conduct a preview of a March 17 Santa BarbaraSymphony concert. violinist dylana jenson will perform. http://www.sbceo.k12.ca.us/~sbsdweb/mar_2002_news_archive.html

28. The Holland Sentinel: Features: Severinsen, Taylor Part Of Symphony Season 09/23 to Abraham Lincoln. Other guests include violinist dylana jenson andthe Grand Rapids Symphony Chorus. Concert selections include http://www.hollandsentinel.com/stories/092399/fea_severinsen.html

Enter a search keyword or string. 1999 Documents 1998 Documents 1997 Documents Click here for help on searching Web posted Thursday, September 23, 1999 James Taylor Severinsen, Taylor part of symphony season Doc Severinsen, Allen Vizzutti, Lou Rawls and James Taylor headline symphony's pops season. With the Grand Rapids Symphony's selection of a new conductor comes a 1999-2000 season that spotlights the works of American composers and one that brings a diverse selection of guest artists, from classical violinist Anne Akiko Meyers, to the popular Irish family band The Cassidy's, to soft rock recording artist James Taylor. "We've titled our 1999-2000 season 'Making Music. Making History,'" said symphony president William Ryberg, adding that several changes have been made to enhance the upcoming music schedule that celebrate the Millennium. The changes include highlighting the works of American composers, such as Leonard Bernstein and Aaron Copland, during each Classical Series concert, and spotlighting the music of selected international composers, such as Beethoven and Mozart, during the Casual Classics concerts, four of which take place in Holland. Concert tickets are on sale at the symphony box office, 616-454-9451, ext. 1, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday or by stopping by the symphony office at 169 Louis Campau Promenade, Suite One, Grand Rapids. Tickets are also available through Ticketmaster outlets or by calling 616-456-3333.

29. HollandSentinel.com -G.R. Symphony Conductor To Play At Festival 07/18/02 Worldclass violinist dylana jenson and her husband, Grand Rapids Symphony conductorDavid Lockington, cello, will make their first appearance at the Chamber http://www.hollandsentinel.com/stories/071802/fea_071802083.shtml

@import "/css/thehoney.css"; subscribe classifieds archives photo gallery ... allaboutholland.org Search the Web Web posted Thursday, July 18, 2002 G.R. Symphony conductor to play at festival World-class violinist Dylana Jenson and her husband, Grand Rapids Symphony conductor David Lockington, cello, will make their first appearance at the Chamber Music Festival of Saugatuck during the second week of this summer's concert series. Lockington and Jenson will join frequent festival contributors Robert Byrnes, piano, and Joan Conway, piano, for performances of music by Frank Bridge, Claude Debussy and Johannes Brahms at the Woman's Club of Saugatuck at 8 p.m. tonight and Friday. A native of Great Britain, David Lockington completed his bachelor of aArts degree at the University of Cambridge and received his master's degree in cello performance from Yale University. Lockington has been music director of the Grand Rapids Symphony since January 1999; the long list of orchestras for which he has held the same position includes the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, the Denver Young Artists' Orchestra, the Boulder Bach Festival, the Ohio Chamber Orchestra, and New Mexico Symphony, and the Long Island Philharmonic. By the age of 13, Jenson has performed with most major orchestras in the United States and traveled to Europe and Latin America for concerts, recitals, and recordings. Jenson has toured Australia and Japan and was made an Honorary Citizen of Costa Rica for her artistic contribution to that country. Her recent performances have included Louisiana Philharmonic, Colorado Symphony, the New Mexico Symphony, the Baltimore Symphony, and the Grand Rapids Symphony Orchestra. She is currently distinguished professor of music at Grand Valley State University.

30. CD Bible Jensen, Ingrid@; Jensen, Jane@; jenson, dylana an interview with the violinist,in which she discusses her career, her most-loved music and the trials and http://www.cdbible.com/cdbible/artists/WhitePages/wp_10.html

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32. Aurora Public Library /KidsOnline Includes conductor Antonia Brico, opera stars Beverly Sills and LeontynePrice, composer Ruth Crawford Seeger, and violinist dylana jenson. http://odyssey.aurora.lib.co.us:90/kids/12,146/search/dWomen painters -- United

33. The Holland Sentinel - Stuff To Do 03/01/01 Friday, Grand Rapids Symphony with violinist dylana jenson present aClassical Series Concert, 8 pm DeVos Hall, Grand Rapids. Tickets http://www.thehollandsentinel.net/stories/030101/cal_0301010064.shtml

Local News News Crisis in Iraq Latest AP News ... Click HERE to jump to our Community Calendar Web posted Thursday, March 1, 2001 Stuff to do Music Tonight, March Festival High School Band Celebration with Robert Sheldon, 7:30 p.m. West Ottawa Performing Arts Center Friday, Grand Rapids Symphony with violinist Dylana Jenson present a Classical Series Concert, 8 p.m. DeVos Hall, Grand Rapids. Tickets are $10-$46 and are available at TicketMaster outlets. Saturday, March Festival, Holland Symphony Orchestra, Famous Suites and Overtures with Mihai Craioveanu conducting, 8 p.m. West Ottawa Performing Arts Center, tickets are $8, $7, $2. Sunday, March Festival, 8 p.m. Festival Choir Concert, Hope Reformed Church, South Haven, featuring John Bright, guest conductor Monday, March Festival Festival Youth Choir, 7 p.m., Harbor Lights Middle School, featuring Randal McChesney, guest conductor Saturday, March 17, March Festival, Holland Chorale Concert "When Icicles Hang," 8 p.m. Dimnent Memorial Chapel, Gary Bogle, conducting Saturday, March 17, Chamber Choir of Grand Rapids presents "Music to Celebrate St. Patricks Day," 7:30 p.m. East Congregational United Church of Christ. This concert is also planned for Tuesday, March 20 at 7:30 p.m. at GVSU. The GVSU Arts Chorale will join the performance.

34. Interview With Dylana Jenson's Dreambook student, and have two of dylana jenson's CDs (the Sibelius Concerto and the BrahmsViolin Sonatas). There aren't many websites devoted to violinist, much less http://books.dreambook.com/robertljones/jenson.html

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35. Michigan Arts And Culture Web 11 Apr 2003 12 Apr 2003 Frauenthal Theater, MUSKEGON The West Shore Symphony welcomesviolinist dylana jenson for Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto and the debut http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/mhcevents/mhcevents.cgi?path=6606

36. The Symphony Store Recorded live at a 1996 Classics concert, this CD features performances by violinistDylana jenson. CHAVEZ, Sinfonia India (Intro 72k .mp3) (Finale 79K .wav). http://www.nmso.org/nmso-bin/shop.pl/page=symstore.htm

CONCERT TICKETS SEASON TICKETS GIFT CERTIFICATE NMSO CDs ... SIGNATURE MERCHANDISE DONATIONS The Symphony Store ... ... is at 3301 Menaul NE in American Square in Albuquerque. The business hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. The Virtual Symphony Store ... is here on the Internet and we're never closed! When you "enter" the Symphony Store - as you just did - you were given an empty shopping basket. As you browse through Symphony Store pages, when you see a: Click on the cart icon to put a purchase into the shopping basket. The contents will be displayed with the item showing a quantity of "1". If you want more, enter the actual quantity then. As you are shopping, check the basket to verifiy the items and quantities are correct. If you don't want to buy a particular item, set it's quantity to (zero). If you don't want to buy any of the items, hit the "Empty Cart" button - or simply "Back" out of the Symphony Store. When the contents of the shopping basket are correct, hit the "Checkout" button. You can then enter the information to finish your credit card purchase. All proceeds from sales go to the Symphony's General Fund.

37. American National Biography Online On his ability to intuitively communicate with musicians, violinistDylana jenson remarked, He was incredibly supportive. . . . http://www.anb.org/articles/18/18-03663-article.html

Ormandy, Eugene (18 Nov. 1899-12 Mar. 1985) In 1922 Ormandy married harpist Stephanie Goldner; they divorced in 1947. In 1926 he became an American citizenexactly five years and ninety days after his arrival, the minimum waiting time. His love for America was instant and lasting; he once remarked in an interview that he "was born in New York City at the age of twenty-two." It was at the Capitol Theatre that Ormandy revealed a talent for conducting when he filled in at the last minute for the regular conductor who was ill. Finding himself a better conductor than violinist, and desiring the additional $25 that came with the job, Ormandy chose to become the orchestra's conductor. This decision would change the course of his life. His conducting career took off after famed impresario Arthur Judson attended a dance recital at the Capitol and became enthralled with Ormandy's vigorous conducting. Under Judson's management, Ormandy became a conductor with the CBS radio network. In 1931 he began his association with the Philadelphia Orchestra after Judson booked him as a last-minute replacement for Arturo Toscanini , who was incapacitated by bursitis. To the audience's surprise, the unknown conductor more than filled the legendary Italian's shoes. This exposure led to an invitation to conduct the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra in 1931, replacing the ailing Henri Verbrugghen.

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