Charles Whitehead’s piano recital at Weill Recital Hall on Saturday, November 18 at 2:00 PM was well attended and those present were treated to a remarkable performance of some of the most challenging
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Charles Whitehead is a New Zealand concert-pianist of Maori, English and Samoan heritage and is currently a PhD Candidate at Texas Tech University.
Mr. Whitehead has performed throughout the world as a soloist with a diverse repertoire ranging from
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Kimiko Ishizaka is the first of three child prodigies born to German-Japanese parents in Bonn, Germany. Piano studies began at the age of 4, with her mother, followed by conservatory studies with Professor
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First Prize winner of the Janice K. Hodges Piano Competition, Hyeyoung Song is an active performer who has performed extensively throughout the United States and Korea, noted for her warm and beautiful tone, tireless energy
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HYEYOUNG SONG WRAPS UP HER TOUR WITH SUCCESS On Wednesday, December 28, Hyeyoung Song gave a sold out concert at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall. Presented by Weatherford College, this concert served as a finale to her tour which included stops in Europe and in South Korea, her native land. The concert
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AN INTIMATE PIANO EVENING WITH VICTOR PAUKSTELIS Victor Paukstelis, a Lithuanian pianist who is also a painter, is known for incorporating both mediums in his concerts. His deep connection to music and art was evident from his Carnegie Hall recital from last year entitled ‘A Recital of Restless Paintings’, an interdisciplinary concert program that was
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Having been characterized as an intellectual interpreter of music and an expressive artist, Victor has been described as having ‘a natural, impeccable sense of rhythm, and a finely
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This solo piano CD by Marianna Prjevalskaya features two variations by Sergei Rachmaninoff. Having garnered first prizes in numerous of international competitions, Marianna shows her experience and mature artistry in her latest CD. Being a pianist of Russian origin whose
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orn in North Carolina, Jonathan made his debut with the Raleigh Symphony Orchestra when he was fifteen. Since then, he has become a sought after recitalist and soloist, performing throughout the country in concert halls,
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Still in her twenties, Japanese-German pianist Alice Sara Ott, born in 1988, is a seasoned DG recording artist with a staggering six CD’s under her belt. Her CD collection includes the complete Liszt Transcendental Etudes, as well as the complete Chopin Waltzes.
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