As first prize winner of the most advanced level of this competition, i will be playing a piece by modern composer Alexander Peskanov at the first ever Brooklyn Music Teacher’s Guild intercontinental Piano Competition.
Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel: Judith Ingolfsson, violin and Vladimir Stoupel, piano with Violaine Melançon, violin Victoria Chiang, viola Michael Kannen, violoncello
The final concert in Anton Bruckner Choir’s tour of Germany, in the beautiful Divi-Blasii-Kirche where Bach was organist. The concert is free to attend. For more information about Anton Bruckner Choir, please visit www.antonbrucknerchoir.org
As part of their 4-day tour of Germany, Anton Bruckner Choir is thrilled to have been invited to sing in the Schlosskapelle in Köthen where Bach was Kapellmeister. For more information about Anton Bruckner Choir, please visit www.antonbrucknerchoir.org.
At the start of a 4-day tour of the Leipzig area, Anton Bruckner Choir is thrilled to have been invited to sing the evening service at the renowned Thomaskirche in Leipzig.
MusicTalks is proud to present an evening of Jazz tunes written by trailblazing women, featuring award-winning Vocalist Thana Alexa at the legendary Birdland Jazz Club. Some of the most beloved jazz standards were actually written by women such as Lil Armstrong (the wife of Louis Armstrong) and Alice Coltrane (the wife of John Coltrane)! We will feature music by Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday and share …
OBARSII for voice, traditional instruments, flute, piano, percussion and string orchestra played by Grigore Lese, Trio Contraste and Arad Philharmonic conducted by Dorin Frandeș
FRANTISEK BRIKCIUS SOLO CELLO RECITAL (J. S. Bach, M. Reger & J. Simon) You are invited to a Cello Recital at James’s Church (Sussex Gardens, Paddington, London, W2 3UD) on Thursday 11th October 2018 at 1 p.m. Czech Cellist Frantisek Brikcius will perform Solo Cello Suites by Johann Sebastian Bach (Suite No. 3 in C …
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ICH.DIE.WIR On 9 October 1989, around 70,000 people took to the streets in the East German city of Leipzig, despite the threat of a command to shoot. With candles in their hands, they peacefully demanded more freedom and democracy in the GDR – a decisive catalyst for the start of the Peaceful Revolution that finally …