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| March 6, 2003 |
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Film by Bruno Monsaingeon |
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Emanuele Arciuli & Ilya Itin
“In the hands of the ardent Emanuele Arciuli everything
is at the service of an inquiring and imaginative mind" “...Itin’s is a rare and exciting artistry..infinite
subtlety |
Emanuele
Arciuli & Ilya Itin |
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Bruno Monsaingeon & “The Art of the Violin” |
| 8:15 PM |
Adam Neiman Solo Recital |
“A new genius of the piano, whose career
may in the future overshadow the great interpreters of our epoch.”
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| English Suite No. 2 in A minor, BWV 807 |
Chopin |
Rondo a la Mazur, op. 5 |
Chopin |
Ballade in F minor, No. 4, op. 52 |
Schumann |
Symphonic Etudes, op. 13 |
Chopin |
Allegro de Concert, op. 46 |
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| 11:00
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Lecture by Edna Golandsky - Exponent of the Taubman Approach to Virtuosity "An in-depth Analysis of Problems Facing Performers Today" |
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Master-class by Edna Golandsky |
| 3:00
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Films by Bruno Monsaingeon "Piotr Anderszewski & The Diabelli Variations " |
| 7:00
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“Watching
Music” |
| 8:15 PM |
“An Evening of the Most Beloved Ensembles” |
Mozart |
Piano Piano Quartet K. 493 in E-flat major |
Moszkowski |
Suite for two Violins and Piano in G minor |
Rachmaninov |
Piano Trio No. 1 in G Minor |
Tchaikovsky |
PianoTrio for Piano in A minor Op. 50 |
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| March 9, 2003 |
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| 3:00 PM |
Due to a serious illness Francesco Libetta has been forced to cancel his appearance in the program "The Animated Virtuoso" We will be showing instead the film: "Piano Night" filmed by Ideale Audience at the famous piano festival in France L'Roque d' Antheron. Piano Nights In 2002, the world acclaimed Roque d'Anthéron Piano Festival which takes place in Provence every summer presented a number of young pianists (in addition to well-established names), whose performances were so remarkable that they were worthy of being recorded for posterity. Superb performances by Paul Lewis, Francesco Libetta, Zoltan Kocsis, Margaret Leng Tan (on toy piano), Boris Berezovsky, Vanessa Wagner, Leonid Chizhik (jazz) and Nikolai Lugansky were filmed by five different directors in a studio specially conceived in the grounds of the castle to permit sound recording of CD quality and TV filming of the highest standard. In addition to shooting 11 one-hour concerts, an 85-minute special composed of highlights of the performances with short introductions capturing the night air, nature and festive atmosphere of the festival gives a remarkable overview of today’s top pianists. PROGRAMME MADE OF CONCERT EXCERPTS OF:
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Emanuele Arciuli "Waiting
for Monk" An homage to Thelonious Monk, composed for Emanuele Arciuli and sponsored by the University of Cincinnati, with two commissions from Miller Theatre. First recorded by Thelonious Monk in 1944, "'Round Midnight" has come to be recognized as the national anthem of jazz. Italian new music superstar Emanuele Arciuli has commissioned some of today's leading composers to write variations on Monk's original. |
| "To Thelonious!"
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"Waiting for Monk" |
(15 minutes) Suite of 5 pieces by Reed, Caine, Barbero, Hersch and Kernis. Two pieces (Reed and Hersch) commissioned by Miller Theater, one (Kernis) by CCM of Cincinnati |
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"Eine Kleine Mitternachtmusik" |
by George Crumb (22 minutes)Commissioned by College Conservatory of Music of University of Cincinnati |
"'Round Midnight variations" |
with 14 different composers (around 45 minutes).Commissioned by College Conservatory of Music of University of Cincinnati |
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