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The Miami Herald
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04/13/02
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by James Roos
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Contours of
melody define two talented pianists
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Two pianists at polar extremes of interpretative-technical
approaches opened phase two of the Fifth Miami International
Piano Festival of Discovery this week.
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The Sun-Sentinel
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04/13/02
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by Lawrence A. Johnson
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Piano Fest shines
with woman's touch
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But at least one barrier was overcome this week
with the recital of Mihaela Ursuleasa, the first woman to
perform in the festival's five-year history.
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Coral Gables Gazette
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04/12/02
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By Pat Leitch
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"Discovery Series"
04.09-12.02
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....As promised, these concerts offered not
only wondrous performances of great music by young pianists
of rare ability, but ample opportunity for discovering more
about piano-related topics.
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Entertainment News & Views
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04/10/02
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By Lee Zimmerman Music Columnist
By Morton Slakoff Special to EN& V
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Treasure Found on
Lincoln Road
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If you are a music lover and you missed this
year's Miami International Piano Festival of Discovery at
the Lincoln Theater - read on! It won't take you long to realize
what a treasure we have right here in Miami Beach
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The Miami Herald
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04/04/02
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by James Roos
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Part II of Piano
Festival will feature lectures, too
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Pianomania will have its grip on South Florida
again next week, with the Miami International Piano Festival
of Discovery, Part II, running Tuesday through April 12 in
Miami Beach's Lincoln Theatre.
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The Coral Gables Gazette
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03/28/02
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By Lawrence Budmen
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Superb Pianists
Perform Art of the Miniature
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The reputation of composers is usually based
on their large scale works - symphonies, concerti, and sonatas.
Performing artists make their reputation by playing those
major scores.
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The Miami Herald
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03/05/02
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by James Roos
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Tribute to Mozart
is mixed bag
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Perhaps on the theory that you can't get enough
of a good thing, the Miami International Piano Festival of
Discovery decided, for its fifth anniversary, to ask pianists
to play Mozart concertos. Lincoln Theatre.
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The Sun-Sentinel
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03/04/02
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by Lawrence A. Johnson
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Pianists shine
in all-Mozart program
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In only five years, the Miami International
Piano Festival of Discovery has earned a reputation for presenting
some of today's most gifted keyboard artists in intimate solo
recitals.
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The Sun-Sentinel
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03/02/02
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by Alan Becker Special Correspondent
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Italians open
piano festival with spirit
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An original composition titled Four Souls was
written by Libetta in homage to the late critic John Ardoin,
a biographer of Maria Callas. Libetta sought to capture the
spirit of four Callas roles: Turandot, Violetta, Norma and
Medea.
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The Miami Herald
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02/24/02
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by James Roos
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Piano enthusiast
introduces rising stars to South Florida
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When Giselle Brodsky was growing up in La Paz,
Bolivia, her family never suspected she would become involved
in the ferocious world of pianos and pianists, referred to
by aficionados as the ''ivory trade.''
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The Sun-Sentinel
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02/24/02
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by Lawrence A. Johnson
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Miami piano fest
gaining prestige
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It took a mere five years for a fledgling South
Florida piano festival to establish itself as a premier showcase
for gifted young keyboard artists.
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