| Name:
| Sarah Lorraine van Veen
| | Skills:
| Accompanist, Player, Soloist
| | Phone:
| +1 519 363 2043
| | Address:
| R.R.#3, Elmwood/Canada/Ontario N0G 1S0, Canada
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| | I have been playing piano since the age of six, and in the course of my life have also picked up the trumpet and the organ... I have played professionally for churches,weddings,concerts,business funcions - anything you can imagine. I am quite an accomplished accompaniest
I currently live in the Grey-Bruce region of Ontario, and am taking a year off from school (I've finished one year at the University of Waterloo), as I prepare to audition for entrance to the Wilfred Laurier University Music Program, with intention to achieve my Bachelor of Music Therapy - I would love to be able to practice my craft during this period of preparation
I already have my Grade 9 practical certificate with honours and my Grade 2 theory rudiments certificate from the Royal Conservatory of Music
Give a musician who wants to skip the factory a chance!:)
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| Name:
| Ponnuchamy Varatharaj
| | Skills:
| Software
| | Address:
| India
| | Links:
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. FlexiMusic Wave Editor can open and save these audio formats, "wav", "au", "snd" and "raw". It can read and write "Mp3" files with the help of an external command line encoder. You can save part of the wave to a new file.
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| Name:
| Ivo Varbanov
| | Skills:
| soloist (Pianist)
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)20 8742 2394 / +44 (0)411 273 621
| | Fax:
| +44 (0)20 8742 2394
| | Address:
| 65, Bollo Lane, London W4 5LU, United Kingdom
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| | Ivo Varbanov was born in Pleven (Bulgaria) and started studying the piano at the age of six in his home town. In 1981 he moved to Italy and studied in Milan under the guidance of the well-known Hungarian teacher Ylonka Deckers until the time of his graduation in 1993.
From 1993 till 1995 he studied with the Russian pianist Sulamita Aronowsky. In 1996 the Rotary Foundation(USA) awarded him a two-years-scholarship to study at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Professor Frank Wibaut. He has played in masterclasses in Italy (Alexander Lonquich), France (Lev Naoumov), and England (Peter Katin and Barry Douglas).
He has performed with orchestras, solo recitals and given chamber music concerts in Bulgaria, Italy, the UK, Germany, France and Holland. In 1998 was released his first CD with piano works by M.Mussorgsky for Gega New Ltd.(worldwide distribution). The recording was higly praised in music magazines such as BBC Music Magazine, Kultura, Suono and HFN&RR. In 1999 he will perform as a soloist with the St.Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra and the Sofia Soloists. He will also give solo, duo (with cellist Seeli Toivio) concerts in Italy, France, the UK, Bulgaria and Finland.
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| Name:
| Jon Varley
| | Skills:
| Soloist (Guitarist)
| | Address:
| United Kingdom
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| | Born in Manchester, Jon Varley began learning the piano at the age of 11. He developed a keen interest in the guitar two years later and by the age of 16 became a full time music student at University College Salford. Here he studied with the famous concert guitarist Neil Smith, where aswell as gaining a performance diploma in music, his outstanding acheivement was well recognised and merited by the "Music Student of the Year Award" along with a special commendation. Embarking upon further study, Jon was also awarded an LGSMD Recital Diploma with honours from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and gained a distinction in his Post Graduate Diploma in music performance from the RWCMD (Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama) studying under internationally renowned guitarists John Mills, Eleftheria Kotzia and Chris Stell (from the famous Eden-Stell guitar duo) . He was also awarded the prestigious John Mills guitar prize. During his study, Jon performed to a variety of distinguished players and teachers through masterclasses with Nigel North, Ricardo Iznaola, Sven Lunderstad, Antigoni Goni, Fabio Zanon, John Williams, Simon Dinnigan, Kai Nieminen and many others, all giving him positive encouragement in pursuing a professional concert career. Since completing his studies, Jon has given many exciting concerts all over the UK, including performances on television and radio.
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| Name:
| Varshavsky Shapira Piano Duo
| | Skills:
| Ensemble (Piano Duo (1-piano 4-hands or 2 pianos))
| | Phone:
| 97225864299
| | Address:
| Even Shmuel st. 43/2, Jerusalem 29000, Israel
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| | A winner of number of prestigious international competitions: • 1999 - 1st prize and two special prizes (for the best performance of Lutoslawsky's “Paganini variations” and for the best performance of Chopin's Rondo op. 73 for two pianos) at the International Piano Duo Competition in Warsaw, Poland. • 2000 - 1st prize at the Israel Chamber Music Competition in Jerusalem • 2000 - 1st prize at Sharon Tabor-Printz Competition (performed with an orchestra) in Jerusalem, Israel. • 2000 - 3rd prize at ARD Competition in Munich, Germany. • 2001 - Finalists at Murray Dranoff Two Piano Competition in Miami, US. • 2003 – 1st prize at 13th Schubert Competition in Jesenik, Czech Republic.
Since 1998, when we started to play together, our duo participated in international festivals for piano duo in Rostock, Germany; Roma, Italy; Warsaw, Poland; Novosibirsk, Russia and Israel. We also performed solo recitals in Israel and abroad (Rostock and Munich, Germany; Warsaw, Poland; Roma, Italy; Moscow and Novosibirsk, Russia; South Africa; New York, US and Czech Republic). Number of our performances was broadcast on radio in Israel, Germany, Russia, Poland and Czech Republic.
We appeared with number of well-known orchestras such as the Radio Orchestra in Munich, Israel Chamber Orchestra, “New World” Florida Orchestra, Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, Novosibirsk Philharmonic Orchestra and Moravian Chamber Orchestra.
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| Name:
| George Vass
| | Skills:
| Conductor
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)20 7435 5965
| | Address:
| 17 Parliament Hill, Hampstead,, London NW3 2TA, United Kingdom
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| | George Vass was born in Staffordshire and after studies at the Birmingham Conservatoire, entered the Royal Academy of Music in 1975, where his mentors included Paul Patterson, James Blades and Brian Brockless. He made his professional début in 1979 at St. John's Smith Square with the Regent Sinfonia of London, and has appeared at most of the major concert halls and festivals in the UK with the group. George Vass was Principal Guest Conductor with Amsterdams Promenade Orkest from 1985 until 1988; other guest appearances have included concerts with Konzertensemble Salzburg, Joyful Company of Singers, Schola Cantorum of Oxford, Bournemouth Sinfonietta and Oxford Orchestra da Camera - he has also broadcast for BBC Radio and Channel 4 Television.
His first commercial recording of works by Delius and his contemporaries was well-received, prompting Gramophone Magazine to comment: George Vass shows himself an honest, thoroughly musical commentator ... phrases are always shapely and dynamics scrupulously adhered to.
George Vass was appointed Artistic Director of the Presteigne Festival in 1992, having served as Music Director to the Festival Orchestra and Chorus since 1989. At present, George Vass holds the position of Music Director with Canterbury Chamber Choir, Bushey Symphony Orchestra, and the Finchley and St. Albans Choral Societies. He remains Artistic Director of the Regent Sinfonia of London and in March 2000 was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music.
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| Name:
| Natasa Veljkovic
| | Skills:
| Soloist, Teacher, Chamber Musician ( Concert Pianist )
| | Phone:
| +43 6991 47 00 457
| | Address:
| Plattlgasse 8, Vienna A-1238, Austria
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| | Yugoslavia's no. 1 concert pianist, Natasa Veljkovic, was born in Belgrade in 1968, 2nd of april. She won the Prix Clara Haskil competition in 1985 and has been in charge of her own class of students as a professor at the University of Music in Vienna since 1993. She was herself admitted as a student at the age of 14 and took her final diploma with distinction at the age of 19. She continued studies at the Juilliard School, New York, with Rudolf Firkusny. Natasa Veljkovic is regarded as one of the most outstanding pianists for Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Chopin and Liszt of our time.
Natasa has been playing the piano since the age of 4 and began her international concert career at 7 with the Bach concerto in F minor. She won first prizes in 2 major international competitions in Italy before the age of 10. As already mentioned, Natasa Veljkovic won in 1985 the renowed Prix Clara Haskil competion in Vevey, Switzerland, and in 1990 she achieved 1st place at the World Music Masters in Paris.
Discography (commercial recordings): 1)Mozart, Ravel, Debussy und Papandopulo – Zagreb, 1986 JUGOTON, LSY 66257 - 2)Ravel, Chopin und Grieg – Belgrad, 1989 RTS-PGP, 230200 - 3)Schumann und Schubert – Belgrad, 1994 RTS-PGP, 430145 - 4)Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Liszt und Franck – Belgrad, 1997 RTS-PGP, 430282 - 5)Liszt – Wien, 1998 ZULUS RECORDS, Z0598721 - 6)Mozart – Wien, 1999 ZULUS RECORDS, Z0599002 - 7)Bach, Mendelssohn und Haydn (Klavierkonzerte) orchestra: The Belgrade Strings „Dusan Skovran” conductor: Aleksandar Pavlovic – Belgrad, 2001 RTS-PGP, 431104 - 8)Despic – Belgrad, 2001 RTS-PGP, 431227 - These recordings can be obtained via D.I.MUSIC - http://www.dimusic.co.uk/zul.html
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| Name:
| Anna Verkholantseva
| | Skills:
| Soloist, Teacher
| | Phone:
| +43 6991 2222 444
| | Address:
| Vienna 1040, Austria
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| | Born in Moscow in 1973, Anna Verkholantseva entered the Central Music School, where she began her harp studies at a very early age. She then entered the Moscow Conservatoire where she studied with the legendary Vera Dulova. Anna has been a consistent winner at international competitions, beginning with the prestigious First Moscow International Harp Contest in 1997, on which occasion, as first prize-winner, she was awarded a concert harp donated by Salvi / Lyon&Healy.
Anna Verkholantseva has already become an international soloist of distinction. Promoted by the Victor Salvi Foundation, she made her international recital debut at London’s Wigmor Hall in 1998, and during the same season she appeared as a concerto soloist at the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire, when she was accompanied by the Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sergei Stadler. In 2000 she undertook an important concerto engagement in Tallinn with the Symphony Orchestra of Radio Estonia, and in 2001, in Vilnius; she was a concerto soloist with the Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Saulus Sondetskis. Earlier this year she was a soloist with the Symphony Orchestra of Radio Vienna, to which orchestra she has recently been appointed as principal harp. She plays duos and trios with Yuri Bashmet, with whose “Moscow Soloists” she was delighted to accept an invitation to play in the 2001 “December Nights” Festival held at the Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow. During the 2000-2001 season, she formed a very successful duo with violinist Alexander Trostiansky, and, sponsored by the Victor Salvi Foundation, they gave concerts in London (Covent Garden), Italy (Venice) and the USA (San Francisco, Chicago and also in New York, where they played et Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall). A wonderful CD of their recital programme was issued by Egan Records in 2001.
Critics have been unanimous in their praise of Anna Verkholantseva’s marvellous technique and her impressive artistry. She was honoured with the accolade of an invitation to play at the opening concerts of two succeeding World Harp Congresses, at Prague in 1999 and at Geneva in 2002 (with the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande). She gave the world premieres of the Suite for Violin and Harp by Thomas Rajna, the Sonata for Harp and Violin by Valeri Kikta (with Alexander Trostiansky), the Concerto for Two Harps by V. Kikta (with Natalia Shameyeva), the Sonata for Harp and Viola (with Yuri Bashmet) – works commissioned by Victor Salvi.
Before taking up her present post in Austria with the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Anna Verkholantseva was, in turn, principal harpist of the Moscow State Orchestra of Cinematography, the Russian Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra (conductor Alexander Vedernikov) and the orchestra of the Stadttheater in Bielefeld(Germany).
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| Name:
| Hans Vermeersch
| | Skills:
| Ensemble
| | Phone:
| +32 50 621 473
| | Fax:
| +32 50 621 473
| | Address:
| Koningslaan 1°°, Knokke-Heist 8300, Belgium
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| | Rajhans Orchestra consisting of 6 to 18 European and Indian classical musicians.(musicians according to programme) Performing old and new music mostly relating to the Indian Subcontinent.
* 2nd Prize in KLM's international contest "Bridging the World" in 1995 * "Flanders-India 2002" Cultural Award 1999. * 1 CD "Crosswinds" edited by Oriental Records NY staging the H.Vermeersch concertos for veena and bass clarinet.
PROGRAMME:compositions by: Hans Vermeersch ( concerto for sitar,veena, bass clarinet suite for orchestra "Ramayana",music related to the 18th century "Ostend East India Company", music settings on poems of Tagore and Vevekananda, arrangements of ghazals.. Walter Kaufmann ( cradle song,navaratnam for piano..) Chandru Chandrashekhar, Francis Silkford
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| Name:
| Matthijs Verschoor
| | Skills:
| Accompanist, Player, Teacher (classical pianist)
| | Phone:
| +31 (0)38 331 8932
| | Address:
| Zwolseweg 1B, a/b Syrinx II, IJsselmuiden 8271 RA, Netherlands
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| | Website of the concert pianist Matthijs Verschoor. Information about his concerts, recordings, masterclass Suvereto, Italy and masterclass in Villagarcia, Spain.
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| Name:
| Andersen Viana
| | Skills:
| Composer, Manager, Publisher, Teacher, Writer, Music Producer
| | Phone:
| +55 31 3221.3855
| | Fax:
| +55 31 3221.3855
| | Address:
| rio doce 355 ap.601 - s.lucas- belo horizonte, minas gerais 30240.220, Brazil
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| | Composer, arranger, conductor and music producer. Son of Sebastian Viana (revisor and assistant of composer Heitor Villa-Lobos). Maestro Viana taught him flute and many subjects in music. He has studied privately and took courses in several official institutions with: Ennio Morricone, Radamés Gnatalli, Luca Salvadori, Arthur Bosmans, David Machado, Max Rostal, Paulo Bosísio, Violeta Hemsy de Gainza, Oiliam Lanna, among others.
His first composition was of religious in nature composed at 12. In the 80’s he has worked at the Brazilian Musical Theatre as musician, arranger and musical director, working close to directors and authors such as Luis A. Martinez, Manuel Puig(Kiss of the Spider Woman - an Oscar Winner), Barcos, Bia Lessa, F. Marinho, among others. In June of 2001, his musical work was the theme for a Master Degree Thesis on the Rio de Janeiro University.
At the present, he has 142 works composed in almost all the music styles from solos, jazz ensembles, vocal and electronic music up to the symphonic forces.
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| Name:
| Barton Viar
| | Skills:
| Composer, Singer, Soloist
| | Address:
| United States
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| | Well composed with outstanding time and care, Barton's music is classically centered, rooted in Memphis blues and is bright and airy with attractive complex melodies of extraordinary depth. The artist indeed combines extremely accurate guitar playing with wonderful keyboards and lush non-lyrical heavenly sensual female and male vocals provided either by Mimi and/or Barton.
All his influences are captured, from eastern spiritual, blues, southern rock, metal, rock-a-billy, blue-grass, Celtic and even hip-hop, using modern electric and ancient acoustic sting instruments. From the first note of his work, I was captivated by the simplicity and beauty of an extraordinary musician. Naturally roused tones are used to create a sound that is unique, otherworldly, and elegant. The resulting whole is an opulent, sensually arousing tapestry.
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| Name:
| Carlos Vicente
| | Skills:
| Singer (Tenor)
| | Address:
| Fort Worth, TX, United States
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| | Mr. Vicente was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. At the age of five he started his piano and music theory studies. At the age of eight, he entered the Brazilian Conservatory of Music (BCM) having the highest score in the access examinations.
In 1987 he graduated from the BCM and became a pupil of Linda Bustani, celebrated Brazilian pianist and graduate of the Moscow Conservatory. During this time he was also a major prizewinner in the "Jose Mandelli National Piano Competition" in São Paulo.
After five years of a successful career as a private piano teacher in Rio de Janeiro, he realized that his true calling was opera, and started taking lessons with the renowned Brazilian soprano and vocal pedagogue Eliane Sampaio.
In 1998 Mr. Vicente moved to Fort Worth, TX to further pursue his vocal studies under the guidance of Richard Estes, Raymond Bazemore and most recently Dr. Sheila Allen. During his studies at Texas Christian University he was the recipient of many prestigious prizes and scholarships and sang several leading roles with the TCU Opera Theater, including Rafael in the Zarzuella La Dolorosa by José Serrano, and The Witch in Engelbert Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel,
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| Name:
| Victor Victorino
| | Skills:
| Accompanist, Conductor, Player, Singer, Soloist, Teacher
| | Phone:
| +1-209-320-5717
| | Address:
| 10445 Tyke Dr., Stockton, California 95209, United States
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| | Masters in Church Music, Ecumenical Institute for Church Music, Berlin University of the Arts, Berlin, Germany Employment Records: Organist, Cantor - St. Elizabeth Parish, Berlin, Germany 1994-2001 Director of Music and Liturgy - St. Elizabeth Parish, Rockville, Maryland, USA 2001-2002 Director of Music, Diocese of Kilmore, Ireland 2002-2007 Director of Music, Church of the Presentation of the BVM 2007- present
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| Name:
| Adolfo Vidal
| | Skills:
| Soloist (Pianist)
| | Phone:
| +1 305 859-8741
| | Fax:
| +1 305 859-8741
| | Address:
| 2201 South Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33129, United States
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| | Recognized as one of Venezuela’s most talented young pianists. Adolfo Vidal has been hailed as an "exciting and compelling pianist" (Surface and Symbol, Toronto). His appearances include performances in Europe, South and North America.
In 2001 under the supervision of Marietta Orlov and Andre Laplante, Vidal completed a 2-year, Artist Diploma Program, at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, Canada. He participated in Masterclasses with pianists, John Perry, Robert McDonald, Claude Frank, Angela Cheng, Marc Durand, Julian Martin and Alan Walker, among others. During the Sarasota Music Festival 2001, Vidal worked with pianists Susan Starr, Robert Levin and John Perry.
Vidal holds a MM and BM from Florida International University in Miami where he studied with Kemal Gekic, Susan Starr, Gordon Roberts and Miguel Salvador. While in school many Masterclasses complimented his studies with pianists such as, Roberta Rust, Mark Zeltzer, Eleri Anjaparidze, Arthur Pizarro, Lorin Hollander, Boris Berezovski and Vladimir Feltsman.
Born in Venezuela and winner of two National Piano Competitions, Adolfo C. Vidal started piano studies at the age of 5 in the city of Santa Ana de Coro, UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site, under the French pianist Gerard Bourgogne. Further music studies were completed at the Maracaibo and Caracas Conservatories of Music with the Russian pianists Mikhail Antoshin, Igor Lavrov and Stanislav Pochekin. In 1990, another Bachelor of Music Education was earned from the “Cecilio Acosta” Catholic University in Venezuela. Currently, Vidal resides in the US Miami, where he is the Artistic Director of the ‘Teresa Carreño’ International Piano Competition and works closely with the American pianist Gordon Roberts, who has remained his teacher and mentor.
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| Name:
| Amaranta Viera
| | Skills:
| Singer, Soloist (Soprano)
| | Phone:
| +1 917 848 1185
| | Fax:
| +01 212 883 1314
| | Address:
| New York, NY, United States
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| | Noted for her unusual musical versatility, warm vocal color and compelling stage presence, soprano Amaranta Viera is frequently heard on the concert stages of New York, exciting her audiences with her passion for early and Baroque music. Most recently, she appeared in the first New York Early Music Celebration singing the works of G. F. Sances and Francesca Caccini with the New York Continuo Collective, and also with Ensemble Les Goûts-Réunis, where she was a featured soloist in works by M.A. Charpentier and Paolo Lorenzani. In August, she was featured on a recital of French and Italian Baroque music under the direction of Paul O'Dette and Jean-Paul Fouchécourt at the Teatro Municipal in Vila Real, Portugal.
Ms. Viera’s repertoire reflects a wide spectrum of genres. Equally at home in early and Baroque music, Classical operatic repertoire, and twentieth-century works, her repertoire includes Belinda in Purcell's Dido and Aeneas, Adele in Die Fledermaus and First Fairy in Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream. She has also been featured in Monteverdi's Il Ballo delle ingrate, and in Torrejón y Velasco's La Púrpura de la Rosa. Ms. Viera is a favorite with such ensembles as One World Symphony and Les Goûts Réunits, has performed at the Amherst Early Music Festival under the direction of Andrew Lawrence-King, and toured as a featured soloist with Piffaro, the Renaissance Band.
Ms. Viera’s studies of early repertorire have been complimented by extensive training in various areas of performance practice, including Baroque gesture, early notation, and ornamentation. She is a native of New York City, holds a degree in English literature from Williams College, and has begun studies on the Baroque guitar.
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| Name:
| Roger Arve Vigulf
| | Skills:
| composer, soloist (clarinet)
| | Phone:
| +4733391569
| | Fax:
| +4733391317
| | Address:
| Slemdalsvn. 95B, Oslo 0373, Norway
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| | Roger Arve Vigulf is one of the leading contemporary clarinetist in Norway,and he is also known for his brilliant performances of classical music. He has received brilliant critics for his performance of the Mozart Concerto. Vigulf has colleborate with many international composers, and he has been soloist at many festivals. He has played principal clarinet in The Norwegian Radio Orchestra, played in the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra, and has been 1.clarinetplayer in The Kristiansund Opera/Theatre Orchestra. He work now as freelance soloist, teacher, composer. His first CD "Profiles" was released in February 2000 with 4 World Premières. Vigulf has study at Eastern Concervatory of Music in Oslo with Professor Richard Kjelsrup and with Lee Morgan in Copenhagen.Vigulf is member of Trio Bela together with Geir Henning Braaten-piano and Harald Aadland-violin.
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| Name:
| Simon Vincent
| | Skills:
| Composer, Player (Composer, Performer (piano, electronics))
| | Address:
| Ebertystrasse 41, Berlin 10249, Germany
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| | Simon Vincent (born 1967, London) studied contemporary classical and electroacoustic composition with Denis Smalley at the University of East Anglia, where he gained both his BA and MMus, and later with Karlheinz Stockhausen in Kürten.
Since his return to London in 1993, he has been active in a variety of musical settings ranging from live electroacoustic composer/performer and dj (Ministry of Sound Radio, FM4-Austria, Resonance FM, Progression Sessions, Rotterdam Film Festival, ICA, Glastonbury Festival, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival) to guest and visiting composer/performer/lecturer at City University (London), International Bartok Seminar and Festival Series (Hungary), Visiones Sonoras Festival (Mexico), “Beyond Boundaries: Media, Culture and Identity in Europe” Conference at Bahcesehir University (Istanbul).
In 1997, he established VISIONOFSOUND, releasing his own electroacoustic works, which have gained critical praise in publications including The Wire, Time Out, Straight No Chaser, Jazzwise, Knowledge and Mojo.
His compositions/performances comprise both electroacoustic and instrumental musics.
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| Name:
| Virtuoso Management Australia
| | Skills:
| Administrator, Manager, Tour manager
| | Phone:
| +61 3 9899 2557
| | Fax:
| +61 3 9899 2557
| | Address:
| 3/60 Foch St Box Hill Sth, Victoria 3128, Australia
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| | Virtuoso Management Australia specialises in the following services, in the classical, jazz and world music genres: „h Coordinating national & international tours for solo artists and small/large ensembles „h Consultancy to artists and management of ensembles „h Consultancy to concert and event presenters, festivals, restaurants and wineries, galleries. Coordinating all aspects of an event, from sourcing and booking musicians, to arranging technical requirements, to marketing/publicity and presentation, budgeting, program writing and so on...
Nadia Sartori have been working in the classical music industry for nearly 20 years, having been an professional performing artist living and working in Australia and in Europe (for 8 years). This has given her the opportunity to understand the needs of performing and touring artists. Since returning to Australia in 1996, she have specialised in concert, event and tour management. Through various permanent positions at institutions and freelancing, she has gained an in-depth knowledge of business and management.
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| Name:
| Jordi Vives i Batlle
| | Skills:
| Composer, Player, Scientist
| | Address:
| 37 Pinewoods, Gilgarran, Workington (Cumbria) CA14 4RE, United Kingdom
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| | My name is Jordi Vives i Batlle and I am a composer who lives in Cumbria, United Kingdom. I have been composing music since 1995. During that time I have earned a Diploma in Music from the Open University. Some of my most recent scores include piano music, piano and solo instrument (clarinet, saxophone), works for string quartet and various works for chamber ensembles. My style has been described as having modern tendencies towards the atonal/serial, but also leaning in the Classical/Romantic tradition.
I have a number of works in a web site, http://members.sibelius#music.com/jvives/, which is part of the Scorchmusic self-publishing venture set up by Sibelius/Scorch. One of these works (clarinet fantasia) is actually being rehearsed for a prospective public performance. In addition to my self-published works I have substantial manuscripts in various stages of revision including a string quartet in G minor and a twelve-tone (serial) piano sonata, among others. I have also an interest in film music.
I wonder if you would be so kind to visit my web page. This would allow you to listen to some of my music (after downloading from site the free Scorch 2 plugin) and perhaps leave a review or two for me to read.
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