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Dos movimientos de la Suite Pulcinella de Stravinsky
2007-11-01 17:56:00 Los invito...
By: La Guayaba Verde
Dos movimientos de la Suite Pulcinella de Stravinsky
2007-11-01 17:56:00 Los invito...
By: La Guayaba Verde
Works of Borodin, Rubinstein, Stravinsky, Prokovieff and Tchaikovsky
2007-10-28 15:00:00 Four artists celebrate the art of the transcription in an all Russian program of works by Borodin, Rubinstein, Stravinsky, Prokovieff and Tchaikovsky. "Ian Finkel (the world's greatest xylophone player), his brother Elliot (the celebrated pianist), Joseph Rutkowski (a musician and educator) and their friend David Bakamjian (cellist and educator) will present [and play]." I will most likely still be sleeping off Saturday Night's party at 1:30 on Sunday, but if you are awake it may be worth checking out. Read More...Digg this | Email to a friend | Reddit
By: FreeNYC
Stravinsky, Zoopsia, and Hula Hoops
2007-05-21 04:58:00 Sasha is now Dr. K.Accompanied by H during his doctoral recital at USC, they played Stravinsky's Pulcinella. Stravinsky's first version which is in five movements. It was personally handed to S's music tutor and is rarely played over.The evening's programme included a sonata composed by John Corigliano for piano and violin, a sonatina composed by Ellis B. Kohs and Dr. K's doctoral recital finished with Gershwin.It was nice to enjoy a mid-week escape into music. I lost time or perhaps time lost me. A nonstop pace with out of town friends landed me a stopover at USC to attend to a dear friend's recital. As much as I love S's violin playing, I was hypnotized by H's piano playing. Even her own page turner got lost watching her that H had to turn the page herself at a couple of points. I want my hands to dance on the keys like hers.Sadly, I had to leave the reception early to welcome my cousin and have dinner after her arrival from Seattle and begin phase two of a crazy week.....
By: jnetsworld
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