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Denny Kang Charles Neidich Eli Eban Shifrin Howard Klug Skaggs Yeh Silverstein London Symphony Orchestra Chicago Symphony Orchestra 2000 2019
Pick up your copy of the book at (http•••) Coaching video 14 of 40: "Embrace" from Finger Fitness Études, Book 2, by Dr. Kristen Denny-Chambers is simple and beautiful and allows the player to explore rubato while refining some common finger hurdles on the clarinet. Join me in this brief coaching video for some helpful tips as you learn this music. "Embrace" is dedicated to Seunghee Lee (aka Sunny Kang) - a multi-faceted recording artist, a TEDx speaker, and a music entrepreneur based in New York City. Ms. Lee has recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra and she has been recognized by the Clarinet Magazine as "an uncompromising soloist, destined to be an upcoming contender of top stature". Ms. Lee’s multiple solo albums were featured as “CD of the Week” worldwide at Classic FM Nederland, Symphony 92.4 (Singapore), at Fine Music Radio in Cape Town (South Africa) to name a few. Upon the release of her debut album BRAVA (2000), produced by multi-Grammy Award-winning producer Joanna Nickrenz together with legendary recording engineer Marc Aubort, she was included in ‘Top 30 Classical Stars Under 30’ at KDFC Classical Radio in San Francisco. Her recordings have gained numerous air-plays around the world including at New York’s WQXR, KDFC, KUSC, "Girl Power" at WRR 101 (Dallas/Fort Worth), WFMT (Chicago), NPR among many others. Ms. Lee is the founder of Musica Solis Productions, an independent classical record label, sheet music publisher, and creative concert presenter based in New York City. Through the artist consulting initiative, Ms. Lee aims to guide and mentor emerging classical musicians to become independent entrepreneurial leaders of their generation. She is a frequent guest lecturer on the topic of Music Entrepreneurship and has appeared as a guest speaker at Harvard Business School at the 2019 Asia Business Conference titled, "The Game Changers", the 2019 Yale Alumni Association Career Panel live stream fireside chat topic "Careers in Music", Seoul National University, Juilliard Pre-College, and among many others. As a visiting professor, she enjoys performing solo recitals, giving masterclasses on the topic of shifting your mindset, and presenting her signature lecture series titled, "You are the Company". Encouraged by many requests for the sheet music to her arrangements, Ms. Lee published HIDDEN TREASURES Sheet Music Book (CD Included) and EMBRACE Sheet Music Book which are available on AMAZON and at Walmart. At her core, Ms. Lee is passionate about using her music to bring comfort and healing to those silently suffering from personal tragedies. She is also the founder of CONCERT FOR CAUSE an intimate home concert series dedicated to shining a light on current humanitarian issues and on worthy organizations working to resolve them. Ms. Lee believes that each individual can contribute to the betterment of our society, and she is devoted to using the power of music as a catalyst to awaken the goodness and philanthropic hearts inside everyone. In short, she believes in making a difference, one concert at a time. Ms. Seunghee Lee received her Bachelor of Music degree from the Eastman School of Music, studying with Charles Neidich and Eli Eban, and her Master of Music degree and Artist Diploma from the Yale School of Music, studying with David Shifrin. Ms. Lee feels privileged to have also studied with Peter Hadcock, Fred Ormand, George Silfies, Howard Klug, LaurieDeLuca, Mary Beth Skaggs, and John Bruce Yeh of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Ms. Seunghee Lee serves on the National Advisory Board of the Eastman School of Music, the Board of Advisors at the Yale School of Music, and serves on the Executive Committee of the YaleNYC. In addition, Ms. Lee serves on the Board of Directors at the Concert Artists Guild in New York City. Seunghee Lee plays on Buffet Prestige R13, Vandoren V12 reeds, Vandoren B40Lyre mouthpiece with Silverstein Hexa Ligature. She is s a proud member of the Silverstein Inspiring Pro. Be sure to visit Seunghee's website here: (http•••) And check out her Amazon listings here: (http•••) All 40 etudes from this book have been recorded by Trevor Stewart and are exclusively available for purchase here: (http•••) or if you would like to purchase the bundle of the book and MP3, take a look here: PRINT (http•••) DIGITAL (http•••) To learn more about Clarinet Playground, visit the home page of my website at: (http•••) #clarinetplayground
Francis Poulenc Johannes Brahms Yeh Rolf Peter Wille Fritz Reiner William Steinberg Steinberg Sir Georg Solti Arthur Rubinstein Isaac Stern Andrés Segovia Rudolf Serkin Robert Casadesus Marian Anderson William Russo Russo Lyons Dyer Leonard Bernstein Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra Chicago Symphony Orchestra Wheeling Symphony Orchestra Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Carnegie Hall Musikvereinssaal Boston Symphony Hall 1948 1958 1965 1966 1985 1990 1995 2001
*Spam not welcome and will be removed* Henry Mazer conducting the Taipei Philharmonic in Taiwan, 1990s I. Huan-long Pan: A Night-Mooring Near Maple Bridge 0:00 II. Francis Poulenc: Larghetto from Concerto for 2 Pianos and Orchestra, FP 61 ft. Lina Yeh and Rolf-Peter Wille, piano 09:06 III. Allegro non troppo from Johannes Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major, Op. 83 ft. Evelyn Chen, piano 14:39 "Henry Simon Mazer was an American and later Taiwanese conductor, recording artist and music educator who was the founding principal conductor and music director of Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra from 1985 until suffering a stroke in February 2001. Prior to his move to Taiwan, he was the conductor and associate conductor of major American symphonies including the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He contributed greatly to the refinement of the performances of classical music in Taiwan, leading local musicians to gain recognition overseas. There is a cultural center dedicated to him in Taipei. Born in Pittsburgh, Mazer was educated at Duquesne University and at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. Mazer chose conducting for his career early-on in his life, and became the protégé of renowned conductor Fritz Reiner. At Reiner's recommendation, Mazer conducted the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra in West Virginia from 1948–1958 and the Florida Symphony Orchestra in Orlando from 1958–1965. In 1966, Mazer was named Associate Conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Four years later, he received a last-minute invitation to stand-in with the Symphony when its conductor, William Steinberg, was taken ill. Held at New York City's Carnegie Hall, the concert brought Mazer to the attention of Sir Georg Solti, who later asked him to be his Associate Conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, a position he held for the next 15 years. During that time, he performed with internationally acclaimed musicians such as Arthur Rubinstein, Isaac Stern, Andrés Segovia, Rudolf Serkin, Robert Casadesus, and Marian Anderson. Mazer conducted hundreds of subscription concerts for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, often substituting for Solti on short notice. Although initially described alongside Solti as the "new breed of virtuosi," not every review was positive: following his move to Taiwan, one Chicago critic described his performances as "dull readings." Mazer, however, would end up with no shortage of fans In Chicago, however, he had seemed overshadowed by Solti, but was seen as dedicated and highly competent, taking on more avant-garde works neither Solti nor others would touch. Taiwan would be different. Mazer was first approached about going to Taiwan as a guest conductor during his term with the Chicago Symphony and agreed to visit the island-nation for four concerts in the summer of 1985. After the success of the concerts, Mazer took on the challenge of developing a new orchestra in Taiwan – Taipei Sinfonietta (the former Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra). "I could not help develop the Chicago Symphony Orchestra any further, whereas in Taiwan I could see plenty of development potential", he said. In 1990, Mazer brought the orchestra to perform in the United States and Canada. Music critic William Russo wrote: "The Sinfonietta is one of the finest groups of musicians I have ever heard". Gradually, such impressive reviews overseas would succeed in opening eyes back in Taiwan. During its image-building campaign abroad, the orchestra also toured Europe over the next couple of years, playing in Lyons, Brussels, and Antwerp. But the highlights of the various European concerts was their performance in Musikvereinssaal, home to Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Following the performances, music critics in Austria dubbed the orchestra a "wonder of Taiwan." After the Vienna trip, Mazer's orchestra enjoyed a surge in popularity back home in Taiwan. In addition, several CDs released by the orchestra met with brisk sales. The most recent overseas tour was in 1995 to New York and Boston. After the performance at the Boston Symphony Hall, Mazer received the greatest review of his career when Boston Globe music critic Richard Dyer compared him to America's beloved Leonard Bernstein. "The way the Taipei Sinfonietta plays is a real tribute to Mazer's musicianship. They play with a glowing sound, a precision of intonation, an absolute unanimity of impulse, and a rare commitment," he added." Remastered By: Wayne Yang, USA-Taiwan
Ermend Bonnal Yeh Matsuoka 2020
Ermend-Bonnal : Petit Poème Violin : Yun-jen Yeh Viola : Yurine Matsuoka Piano : Hideomi Sakaguchi Recorded on 17/05/2020