|
| | European Music Shops
Save on USB Microphones, Studio Microphones, Wireless systems and other PRO audio Gear!
 Europe Gear Shop
USUSA
|
Pianist
|
Buy Used/Cheap/new
| 
|
|
Pianist Annlynn Miller cellist Ulrich Schmid sonatas by Beethoven and Schnittke
The Bard Center presents an evening of chamber music with internationally acclaimed chamber duo, pianist Annlynn Miller and cellist Ulrich Schmid, on Thursday, September 26. The program, free and open to the public, will begin at 8:00 p.m. in Olin Hall.
Miller and Schmid will perform two of Ludwig van Beethoven's Sonatas for Piano and Cello, No. 1 in C Major and No. 2 in D Major, Op. 102, and Alfred Schnittke's Sonatas for Cello and Piano, No. 1 (1978) and No. 2 (1993/94). (This concert will be repeated on Sunday, September 29, at Carnegie Hall.)
"Sensitive, scrupulous music-making!" is how the New York Times has described the duo's performances. During the 2002–03 season, Miller and Schmid plan two concert tours in the United States, as well as one throughout Europe. Their recent performances include a sold-out concert in January 2000 at the National Gallery in Washington, D.C., where more than 200 people were turned away. In 2003–04, Ulrich and Schmid plan to record Beethoven's complete works for piano and cello. The duo is renowned for its performances of Alfred Schnittke's entire repertoire for cello and piano (including the unpublished epilogue for the ballet Peer Gynt).
Pianist Annlynn Miller is widely acclaimed as an extraordinarily dynamic and sensitive concert pianist. Her extensive repertoire of solo and chamber music works and her numerous recordings for European radio stations have enabled her to captivate audiences in major cities and capitals throughout the United States and Europe. A graduate of The Juilliard School and Sarah Lawrence College, she also studied with Bruno Seidelhofer at the Vienna Academy of Music. In addition, Miller was a longtime student of Rudolf Firkusny. She is a member of the faculty at the Richard Strauss Conservatory in Munich.
Cellist Ulrich Schmid has established a remarkable reputation through recital and orchestra performances throughout Europe and the United States. He studied at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique in Paris and received his concert diploma from André Navarra in Detmold, Germany. Schmid was the principal state cellist with the Bielefeld Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as with the orchestra of the State Theater in Darmstadt. He has recorded the concerti of Bloch, Villa-Lobos, Honegger, Stamitz, and Mozart. A recipient of the Diploma d'Onore in Siena (Italy), Schmid performs on an Italian master cello built by Nicolas Gagliano in 1774.
The fall concert series, presented by The Bard Center, will continue on Wednesday, October 16, at 8:00 p.m., with "One World Chamber Music with the Da Capo Chamber Players," an evening of Cambodian, Arabic, and Belarussian music. On Sunday, October 20, at 3:00 p.m., there will be an afternoon of chamber music with Robert Martin and friends. And on Sunday, October 27, at 3:00 p.m., the Colorado Quartet will perform Haydn's "Quinten" Quartet; Joan Tower's In Memory; and Schubert's Quartet in D Minor, "Death and the Maiden." All concerts will be held in Olin Hall and are free and open to the public.
The concert is made possible, in part, through the generosity of the Homeland Foundation and the Leon Levy Foundation at Bard College.
+ Post comment/question/reply
Pianist Paul Sheftel Yamaha Disklavier Pro DCFIIIS Recording Mastering Classic Favorites
Yamaha artist and pianist Paul Sheftel is a legendary teacher and performer who has authored countless popular books for children and adults. He teaches Piano Pedagogy at The Juilliard School, and is
Korg TRITON provides singer songwriter pianist Jamie Cullum with musical innovations
Audiences and critics alike are taking note of Jamie Cullum, an accomplished 24-year-old singer/songwriter/pianist who has reinvigorated the pop scene with a healthy dose of jazz, along with elements
Soul Genius, pianist, singer Ray Charles dies
Ray Charles died at the age of 73. Nick named the Soul Genius the blind Ray Charles learned to play different instruments be ear and was a legend in the music industry.
Pianist Melvin Chen, Christian A. Johnson Fellow will perform a solo piano recital at Bard
Pianist Melvin Chen, Christian A. Johnson Fellow and visiting assistant professor of music and chemistry at Bard, will perform a solo piano recital on Friday, February 22. Presented by The Bard Center
Concert featuring cellist Ashley Bathgate and pianist Nancy Hull
The Bard Music Program presents a community chamber concert featuring cellist Ashley Bathgate and pianist Nancy Hull on Sunday, April 21. The program, free and open to the public, will be held in Blum
wind ensemble Windscape, pianist Jeremy Denk first appearance at HVCMC
On Saturday, June 15, the wind ensemble Windscape, with pianist Jeremy Denk, will make its first appearance at the HVCMC. This innovative group will perform Bach's Fantasy and Fugue in G Minor (arrang
Pianist Annlynn Miller cellist Ulrich Schmid sonatas by Beethoven and Schnittke
The Bard Center presents an evening of chamber music with internationally acclaimed chamber duo, pianist Annlynn Miller and cellist Ulrich Schmid, on Thursday, September 26. The program, free and open
chamber music cellist Robert Martin violinist Erica Kiesewetter pianist Melvin Chen
The Bard Center presents an afternoon of romantic chamber music with cellist Robert Martin, violinist Erica Kiesewetter, and pianist Melvin Chen. on Sunday, November 10. The program, open to the publi
cellist Ashley Bathgate pianist Bari Mort sonata No. 3 in G Minor George Crumb's Sonata
Ashley Bathgate, cellist, and Bari Mort, pianist, will perform a recital at Bard College on Tuesday, November 5. Presented as part of the Bard Music Program's Community Chamber Concert Series, organiz
Bard: Symphony Chamber Orchestra Pianist Blanca Uribe Weber Beethoven Mendelssohn
The February concerts of the American Symphony Chamber Orchestra (ASCO) 2002-03 Bard-Vassar series will feature performances of works by Weber, Beethoven, and Mendelssohn. The Friday, February 14, con
| Similar Products |
|
|
