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Times might be tough, but that doesn't mean the music has to suffer. Thanks to creativity and resourcefulness, the classical music season this fall is full of virtuosity.
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra will be spotlighting musicians tackling pieces intended to be impressive.
... 25), first-prize winner of Berlin's Arthur Schnabel Piano Competition, and clarinetist Nare...
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...Schnabel, on the brief), Brooklyn, N.Y., for Appellee New YYork City Transit Authority. Arthur Z. Schwartz, Kennedy, Schwartz & Cure (Elizabeth M...
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For 14 years now, the Buffalo Chamber Music Society has been offering, in addition to its traditional lineup of concerts, occasional free Sunday afternoon concerts, known as the Gift to the Community series. They feature up-and-coming artists.
Clementina Fleshler, the leader of the BCMS, chooses these musicians cannily, with a keen ear for talent. Often they perform in Buffalo right before their New York debuts, as a kind of warm-up.
... honors including first prize in Berlin's Arthur Schnabel Piano Competition. Nov. 13: Clarinetist N...
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For information about the scope of this column, consult the headline in the September 2009 issue (p. 102 of this volume). University of Texas Press, 2009. African perspectives: precolonial history, anthropology, and ethnomusicology. The music of the other: new challenges for ethnomusicology in a global age. Music education at a crossroads: realizing the goal of music for all. Published in partnership with MENC, The National Association for Music Education, 2009. xii, 122 p. ISBN 9781607092025 (hbk.; alk. paper). Original text, English translation, and a commentary on Amand Vanderhagen's Méthode nouvelle et raisonnée pour la clarinette (1785) and Nouvelle méthode de clarinette (1799): a study in eighteenth-century French clarinet music. Uno gentile et subtile ingenio: studies in R...
..., wit, and wisdom: the autobiography of Arthur Schnabel. Hofheim: Wolke, 2009. 298 p. ISBN 978393...
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..., herself a pupil of Austrian pianist Arthur Schnabel, before going on to study with the Russia...
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Rotherberg discusses the concept of immortality in connection with the memory of music where its musical forms and plots cannot be summarized. She expounds that the landscape of music is followed by one's ear blindly, and it is only the ability to remember, the unconscious absorption of material so that its variations and returns are recognized, that allows one to perceive a cohesive shape that gives pleasure. She rationalizes that immortality is not about living into the future, it is about having access to the unending past.
... of Chicago in 1945, the great pianist Arthur Schnabel, a wartime emigré who left Berlin after ...
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...A student of Arthur Schnabel and Rosina Lhevinne in piano, and Paul Hi...
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In that play [JOHN ALEXANDER] demonstrated yet again his ear for speech. "He's really got a command of dialects," says friend and fellow actor Paul Schnabel. "I've actually gone to him for different projects where I needed help." Though based in Burlington, Schnabel performs primarily in Europe these days with Adriano Shaplin and the Riot Group. Back in 1997, he acted with Alexander in New York City in a pair of [Stephen Goldberg] plays produced by Green Candle. Though few came out to watch, Schnabel says it was an "amazing experience" for the troupe. "It was good for us as actors, a lot of fun being together, and I got to know John better. I think he's really grown as an actor...He's a very dedicated guy, and it really shows.
He said he was looking to hire someone for Red Squar...
... and ostensible Holocaust survivor Arthur Goldman. One critic said Alexander embraced these...
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It's an undeniably bold experiment by any measure, but it's also an imperfect experiment, too often undone by its own ambitions. The same loose narrative that liberates [Julian Schnabel] the visionary elsewhere becomes a license for self-indulgence, as he veers into counterproductive excesses, underlining too many themes which ought to have been subtly implied and overusing the point-of-view technique by at least a third. This, in turn, leaves Schnabel with less time and occasion to explore the relationships through which the audience is meant to unravel [Jean-Dominique Bauby]'s myriad of contradictions.
Not that any of this should in any way adversely impact the picture's year-end awards chances. Given how poorly most of the season's would-be contenders have panned out, any misgivings ...
...112 min. PG-13. BY WADE MAJOR. Ever since Arthur Penn directed a young Patty Duke to an Oscar nomin...