81. The Terpin Group - Client aaron rosand aaron rosand is an internationally acclaimed concert violinistwhose musical career spans more than 60 years on three continents. http://www.terpin.com/client_rosand.html

Aaron Rosand is an internationally acclaimed concert violinist whose musical career spans more than 60 years on three continents. One of greatest living virtuoso violinists trained in the classic 19th century romantic style, Aaron Rosand is 73 years old and still going strong on the international classical music circuit. His latest CD is the Sibelius and Khachaturian violin concertos, produced and released by Vox Music Group in November 2000. We feel it is one of his finest. Click here for the press release. Media coverage for this release includes: Accomplishments Prior to acquiring the services of The Terpin Group, Aaron Rosand was widely regarded as one of America's best-kept secrets in classical music. Although Rosand's biography and discography featured more than 60 years of accomplishments as an international master violinist, he was more popular in Europe and Asia than in his native homeland. Since joining forces with The Terpin Group in November of 2000, Rosand's popularity in the U.S. has reaped many rewards from the agency's proactive PR program, which garnered more than 100 million media impressions by mid-February 2001. Rosand's recent CD release and living-legend status have been featured in a variety of mainstream media outlets, including the Los Angeles Times , Amazon.com

82. LMSWebdesign - Webwatch Article We were thrilled when in the September, 2001 issue they lauded the website of virtuosoviolinist aaron rosand, a website designed, developed and maintained by http://www.lmswebdesign.com/gramophone.html

Gramophone Kudos from Gramophone Webwatch Gramophone Magazine , the world's oldest and most important classical record review magazine, now features a regular Internet column entitled Webwatch, Music lovers' guide to all that's new on the web . We were thrilled when in the September, 2001 issue they lauded the website of virtuoso violinist Aaron Rosand, a website designed, developed and maintained by LMSWebdesign: "Experimentation is part of a musician's daily activity, so, not surprisingly, many are experimenting with websites that do more than promote. Blending personal involvement with interactivity, artist-led websites have a human touch while offering worthwhile entertainment - virtues that often elude those run by managers or record labels. "Violinist Aaron Rosand, celebrated by both conoisseurs of virtuosity and general listeners, maintains a subtantial site at www.aaronrosand.com . Rosand has numerous CDs on budget label Vox and is a community- building pioneer with a penchant for marketing his own downloadable recordings on sites like MP3.com

83. Entertainment rosand, one of the century's most highly regarded violinists Nearly every violinisthas recorded this work, but Maxham wrote in Fanfare that aaron's is the http://todaysseniorsnetwork.com/entertainment.htm

var site="sm4jdh" Entertainment Radio Diaries Jake Hess Shines Stan Kann Fox Tours Gaithers start Tour ... Warm Up with Gumbo var site="sm4jdh" America's Seniors TodaysSeniorsnetwork.com E-Mail us at America's Seniors Aaron Rosand carries love of music throughout his life by Raymond Rosand J ust prior to the new millennium, and committed to be in Scotland for the turn of the century, Aaron Rosand was in Malaysia recording the Sibelius and Khachaturian violin concertos. Rosand, one of the century's most highly regarded violinists, is my brother. He recently celebrated his seventy-third birthday, and his artistry seems only to increase with age. Last year he recorded the popular Beethoven Violin Concerto in Monte Carlo. Nearly every violinist has recorded this work, but critic Robert Maxham wrote in Fanfare that Aaron's "-is the very best". Aaron Rosand could record anywhere in the world, so why did he choose Malaysia for his latest disc? First, the musicianship in Asia is first-class, and Asia is coming to play an ever more important role in classical music. Second, Aaron has a particular affinity for that part of the world. Aaron's love affair with Asia began shortly after VJ Day. I recall a day in the Spring of 1946, following World War ll, when Aaron came home to Chicago, still in uniform. He had just completed a USO tour of the Philippines, Japan and Korea. The war with Japan had recently ended and Aaron was eager to build bridges of peace the only way he knew how, with his violin. He was fascinated by Asia. It was obvious to me that Asia would become a major portion of Aaron's life. He now shares it with his beautiful wife Monica Woo, who was born in Hong Kong.

84. Aaron Rosand aaron rosand Among the world's outstanding violinists is aaron rosand, whose greatart has left audiences spellbound in the United States, Europe and other http://www.shumskymusic.com/Rosand-biography.html

Aaron Rosand Among the world's outstanding violinists is Aaron Rosand, whose great art has left audiences spellbound in the United States, Europe and other parts of the world. Acclaimed as one of the premier violinists of today, Aaron Rosand carries on the traditions of two distinguished schools of violin playing. Born in Indiana of a Russian mother and Polish father, Rosand studied with Leon Sametini, a disciple of Eugene Ysaye, and the famed Efrem Zimbalist, a student of the legendary Leopold Auer. Rosand spent his formative years in Chicago, and gave his recital debut at the Chicago Opera House at the age of nine. The following year the young prodigy made his orchestral debut performing the Mendelssohn Concerto with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Frederick Stock. Since then Rosand has appeared with the major American and European orchestras under such distinguished conductors as Rostropovich, Reiner, Kondrashin, Steinberg, Leinsdorf, Bernstein, Skrowaczewski, Slatkin, Maazel and Blomstedt. Rosand has recorded extensively throughout his career. In addition to the complete Beethoven and Bach sonatas, he has recorded numerous concertos, specializing in 19th-century Romantic masterpieces. His recordings of concertos as well as shorter works with orchestra by Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky, Lalo, Saint-Saens, Chausson, Wieniawski, Rimsky-Korsakov, Sarasate and Ysaye have been critically acclaimed, and he made the premier recordings of concertos by Joachim, Hubay, Ernst, Arensky and Godard, as well as the complete Humoresques by Sibelius.

85. Kochanski Del Gesù In 1924 the violin was sold to Paul Kochansky a violinist who played aaron Rosandwould go to Wurlitzer's to demonstrate violins for potential purchasers and http://www.bright.net/~hhelser/kochanski.html

Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù Kochanski del Gesù Violin Photograph by Michael Darnton of Chicago, IL. The Kochanski del Gesù has been the faithful companion of Aaron Rosand for nearly 40 years. This violin, created in the year 1741, is an outstanding late example of the art of Joseph Guarneri "del Gesù" of Cremona. It has magnificent deep red varnish and is in a wonderful state of preservation. The Kochanski is considered to be one of the great del Gesù's. It is from Guarneri's last and perhaps greatest period, 1740 - 1744. The maple back is a mirror image of the "Ysaye" from the year before. The wood of the top is cut from the same log as that of the "Vieuxtemps" del Gesù. The bass side exhibits a heavy, broad grain, while the treble side is of much finer-grained wood. The tone of the Kochansky is much-admired and is very well-known in today's concert halls and recordings thanks to the many great performances and recordings made by Mr. Rosand over the past 40 years. It is regarded by many as one of the best sounding del Gesù violins in existence. This picture is included by courtesy of with permission to use it on Sheila's Corner It may not be downloaded for personal use or on any other web page.

86. The Stradivari Society - About Wolfgang Laufer, Donald McInnes, Midori, Ruggiero Ricci, aaron rosand, Kurt Sassmanshaus ViolinistElissa Lee Koljonen was featured soloist with the Monte Carlo http://www.stradivarisociety.com/about3.htm

HOME INVEST IN A GREAT INSTRUMENT BECOME A PATRON RISING STARS ... TOP OF PAGE About The Stradivari Society The Stradivari Society Inspires and Supports Young Students Recitals In 1990 The Stradivari Society began presenting a series of recitals each season in Chicago to give further support to its artist-recipients. Recitals featuring Society artists including Kyoko Takezawa, Maxim Vengerov, Vadim Repin, and Eunice Lee have been held in Chicago, New York, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, Beijing, London, Tokyo, and other important international music centers. MASTERCLASSES The Stradivari Society ARTISITIC ACHIEVEMENT That The Stradivari Society has had a global impact on the classical music world can be seen in the many prestigious international awards and events that have honored both recipients and patrons. Society co-founder Mary Galvin was presented by the Korean government in 1997 with an award recognizing her work to help young musicians the world over. Former recipient Eunice Lee and the International Sejong Soloists, in its debut performance, played at the event. April 29, 1995, was proclaimed by Mayor Richard M. Daley as Mr. Geoffrey Fushi Day in the city of Chicago and by Governor Jim Edgar as Mr. Geoffrey Fushi Day in Illinois honoring his support of young artists through The Stradivari Society Violinist Elissa Lee Koljonen was featured soloist with the Monte Carlo Philharmonic as part of the celebration marking 700 years of the Grimaldi Dynasty in 1997. To mark the anniversary of Antonio Stradivari's death, The Stradivari Society

87. The Miami Herald | 01/12/2003 | Virtuoso Violinist showpieces. Recalling his 67year career as an acclaimed violinist, AaronRosand seems to remember more disasters than delights. ''Years http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/entertainment/columnists/james_roos/4923411

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Site Index ... News by Email Search Search the Archives MAIN SECTIONS News Weather Sports Business ... Classifieds Our Site Tools Weather Miami Ft. Lauderdale Tampa Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Back to Home ... Columnists Wednesday, Apr 02, 2003 James Roos Posted on Sun, Jan. 12, 2003 Virtuoso violinist BY JAMES ROOS jroos@herald.com Recalling his 67-year career as an acclaimed violinist, Aaron Rosand seems to remember more disasters than delights. ''Years ago in Paris the conductor Georges Sebastian asked me to learn the Khachaturian Concerto,'' he says by phone from Connecticut. ``But when I walked out onstage to play it with no rehearsals [because of a flood], what I heard was the opening of Lalo's Sympho nie Espagnole! It was a nightmare.'' The conductor neglected to inform Rosand of the switch, and because he hadn't played the Lalo in literally months, he had to shift gears and retrieve it from his memory on the spot. Even Leonard Bernstein let Rosand down. At his 1962 New York Philharmonic debut, though he got to play the Barber Concerto with Bernstein, the conductor was so busy fretting about the acoustics of then new Philharmonic Hall, he spent barely 10 minutes rehearsing the piece causing Rosand to stalk out fuming.

88. Virtuoso Violinist com Recalling his 67year career as an acclaimed violinist, AaronRosand seems to remember more disasters than delights. ''Years http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/entertainment/columnists/james_roos/4923411

89. Aaron Rosand (Violinist) - Music By Mainseek.com http://classical-music.mainseek.com/13809/25/Aaron_Rosand_(Violinist).html

Aaron Rosand (Violinist) and imformations about Aaron Rosand (Violinist) Artists Camille Saint-saens P. I. Tchaikovsky / Tchaikovsky Carl Orff (1895-1982) Hector Berlioz ... Antonin Dvorak Aaron Rosand (Violinist) Romantic Violin Concertos Song titles: Allegro Moderato Allegro Molto Appassionato Allegro Non Troppo Allegro Molto Vivace Andante Conzonetta: Andante Finale: Allegro Vivacissimo Aaron Rosand (Violinist) Albums: Romantic Violin Concertos About Us

90. Stephen Redrobe, Violinist Born in 1957, Stephen Redrobe has been a solo violinist in concertodates and recitals since a very early age. He has also been http://www.stephenredrobe.com/

Born in 1957, Stephen Redrobe has been a solo violinist in concerto dates and recitals since a very early age. He has also been a successful violin teacher since the mid 1970s. He is now the European Teaching Assistant of the American virtuoso violinist, Erick Friedman Professor of Violin at Yale University, U.S.A. Professor Friedman is the only long term protege of Jascha Heifetz and a disciple of Nathan Milstein. Mr. Redrobe is also the personal assistant of Professor Friedman. Mr. Redrobe teaches in London and accepts students of all ages and levels. FAQs on Violin Technique www.stephenredrobe.com/faqs.htm For free downloads click here. www.stephenredrobe.com/Stringsetc.htm Tel: 0208 888 8278 Mobile: 07951 659949 38a Park Avenue, London N22 7EX, England. Email: steve@stephenredrobe.com

91. Pirastro Statements Harold Robinson, Principal Double Bassist Philadelphia Orchestra, USA. AaronRosand, violinist USA. Keith Rosier, Double Bassist Los Angeles, USA. http://www.pirastro.com/btstatements.html

Bowed Instruments Herman Burney ,Double Bassist Salisbury NC USA Mark Helias , ... Mark Drummond , Violinist, Australia Lynn Harrell, Solo Cellist former Principal of Royal Academy of Music London Gary Hoffman, ... London Notice: We are proud to mention that all statements are given to us from artists, who rejected to receive any money.

92. ArkivMusic Vox Cart In Stock. Yes, Vox is still making new recordings, and so is violinistAaron rosand. This one is superb. Read more. 2. Glazunov http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/listPage.jsp?list_id=47

93. Ernest Bloch : Sonata For Violin & Piano No. 1 Recordings (in alphabetical sequence of name of violinist). CT, Vox c 9021. AaronRosand (violin) John Covelli (Piano), CD, Audifon CD72033 Hebraic Legacies , http://member.nifty.ne.jp/bloch/works/violin_sonata_1.htm

Last update : 3, October, 2002. [Japanese] Ernest Bloch A mon ami, Paul Rosenfeld Sonate pour Violon et Piano (Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 1) ( January-November, 1920, New York - Cleveland ) Agitato Molto quieto Moderato Intrumentation: Violin, Piano Publication: G. Schirmer, Inc. Violin and Piano Recordings : (in alphabetical sequence of name of Violinist) Nina Beilina (violin) Carlo Grante (piano) CD DANTE Harold Berkeley (violin) Marion Berkeley (piano) (12") Gamut : GT12.106/9, set 3 Hyman Bress (violin) Charles Reiner (piano) CD-R FOLKWAYS : F-3357 CT FOLKWAYS : F-3357 LP Folkways : 3357 Clara Cernat (violin) Thierry Huillet (Piano) CD la nuit transfigurée : LNT 340108 [rel. 2001] "Ernest Bloch : Musique pour Violon et Piano" rec. 2001 Oliver Colbertson (violin) Erich Appel (piano) CD [ADD] Viennasound : VRC-KCD-1706 with Busoni : Sonate No.2, Ives : Sonate No.4 "Children's Day at the Camp Meeting" LP PLD : AC60026 Rafael Druian (violin) John Simms (piano) LP Mercury : MG50095 MRC (UK) : 2501 Duo Pach Joseph Pach (violin) Arlene Nimmons (Piano) CD IMP CLASSICS : 3036702552 with Walton : Sonata and Handel: Sonata IV in D, Op.1/13

94. Critical Mass Award Previous Winners Page 27 UFO Folklore. Web Site Development. BioHarmonics Research. Virtuoso violinist AaronRosand. Tuxedo Travel, Travel In Style. Black QuestThe Griot. FertileMind.net. http://bdarl.members.atlantic.net/critica27.html

home sitemap QuickSearch search ... business Please send comments or suggestions to bdarl@atlantic.net

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 5     81-94 of 94    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5