Word: vivaldi
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Dunster House Music Society. Second Floor, F entry, Harvard. Fri., Mar. 24, 5:30 p.m. Stefani, Vivaldi, Telemann. Sun., Mar. 26, 3 p.m. Student and faculty composers from Yale, Free...
Michael Schwartz, flutist, and Rick Cooper, pianist, play music of Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Messiaen, and Hindemith. Currier House Senior Common Room, 8:30, Sat. Free...
...strong theories of economics and who travelled to America with hopes of preventing war between the U.S. and Italy, and of selling his friend Mussolini to F.D.R. When his daughter was fully weaned from the mountain soil and joined for good the "two Americans who had brought to life Vivaldi in Venice" she began her education in earnest...
Today international music contests are about as numerous-and as hard to tell apart-as Vivaldi concertos. The Chopin event, though, is exceptional because it is held only once every five years, so competitive standards are kept high. After his victory, Ohlsson embarked on a frantic twelve-day concert series in Poland, followed by a four-concert tour with the Philadelphia Orchestra. What he played, of course, was his victory piece: Chopin's Concerto in E Minor. At Manhattan's Philharmonic Hall, there were brief bubbles of superfluous agitation. But most of the time Ohlsson played Chopin with...
...company. Opening with a piece written by a guest teacher and artist Jose Limon, the troupe interprets the Concerto Grosso in D Minor with the classic curves dictated by his style. Like Limon's dance of Otherllo- the Moor's Pavane -the Concerto creates and expands circular space. Vivaldi's fast paced score supports the swirl of emotions performed by the group...