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Alastair Cameron
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Nov 02, 2004 - 21:38

Farnfest is a locally organised music Festival in Farnborough Kent and as part of next years Festival we are planning an outdoor Choral and Orchestral Concert to include:

The Lark Ascending - Vaughan Williams,
Symphony no.9 - Beethoven
Farnborough Symphony - The premier of a new work for choir and Orchestra commisioned by the festival, by Alastair Cameron

One of the aims of the Festival is to promote music making of all types within the area and we are looking for local Instrumentalists and Singers who would be interested in taking part in this performance.

Although we are looking for amateur musicians for this project rehearsal time is limited and all musicians must be of a high standard (ABRSM Grade 8) and participation may be subject to audition.

The performance is on 4th June 2005 with rehearsals in April/May 2005.

If you would be interested in participating in this performance or require more information please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Alastair Cameron
Classical Music Director
Farnfest 2005

Melanie Creamy
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Registered: Jan 2005
Post Number: 2

Jan 25, 2005 - 01:52

I just started listening to classical music and my sister gave me a CD by an Italian opera singer by the name of Andrea Bocelli. I don't really understand him, but i love his voice. Since everyone here is great music critics, I would love to hear what your opinions are.

Melanie Creamy
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Registered: Jan 2005
Post Number: 3

Feb 02, 2005 - 21:55

Hey all nobody knows about this opera singer Andrea Bocelli? I got an email from his site saying that he's going on tour, maybe i'll check it out since his music is really growing on me.

Jasmine Wells
New User

Registered: Apr 2005
Post Number: 1

Apr 21, 2005 - 19:44

i went to a dinner recently where i ended up finding out they were playing Katherine Jenkins in the background. her voice is absolutely beautiful and i was so impressed with the cd that i went out and bought it the next day. i found out she's a 23 year old Opera singer from Wales. Has anyone else heard anything about this talented, young artist?

Mary Gayle Greene
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Registered: Apr 2006
Post Number: 1

Apr 20, 2006 - 17:57

If you would like to learn to sing, and you are a serious music student who has completed grades 8, 9, 10, 11, or 12, I suggest you attend Cannon Music Camp, a four-week, music-filled retreat in North Carolina's magnificent Blue Ridge Mountains. I will be teaching selected voice students!

Also, please check out the following web sites, especially if you are involved with ncsica,
north carolina governors school choral, honors chorus, honors choir,
all state choir, or all state chorus.
You will find information on a variety of topics:
vocal performance degree, voice performance degree,
voice scholarship college, vocal scholarship college, vocal scholarship university, voice scholarship university, vocal scholarship college carolina, voice scholarship college carolina,
summer music camp vocal, and summer music camp voice.

Best wishes, Mary Gayle Greene, professor of voice, Hayes School of Music, Appalachian State University.

P.S., also check out Mariam Cannon Hayes School of Music, Hayes Young Artist Scholarship Vocal Information; The winner will receive a Hayes Music Scholarship of $20,000 ($5,000 per year, renewable for up to 4 years) to the Appalachian State University School of Music, and Study Voice at the Hayes School of Music.

Leaha Ann
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Registered: Jun 2006
Post Number: 1

Jul 17, 2006 - 21:59

The 5 Browns No Boundaries Out Now!

Hi everyone,

Has anyone heard of The 5 Browns? I just discovered them & they are absolutely amazing! What a talented family! If you like classical music, you HAVE to hear this group. They have just put out a new album called No Boundaries & I have been listening to it nonstop since I picked it up. Check out the track listing:

1 Rhapsody in Blue
2 Malaguena from Andalucia Suite
3. Simple Gifts/Going Home
4 Shaker Hymn
5 Going Home
6 Full Stride Ahead (Rag)
7 Feria from Rapsodie Espagnole
8. Gargoyles, Op. 29
9 III. Allegro moderato
10 IV. Presto feroce
11 Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6
12 Variations on a Theme of Paganini
13 Danzas Argentinas, Op. 2
14 I. Danza del viejo boyero (Dance of the Old Cowherd)
15 II. Danza de la mozo donosa (Dance of the Delightful Young Girl)
16 III. Danza del gaucho matrero (Dance of the Artful Herdsman)
17 Valse and Romance
18 Valse
19 Romance
20 The Firebird (from the 1911 Version)

I just joined their i-squad & found out they are on tour now too. I hope I can get some tickets soon. The i-squad seems pretty neat. You earn Bonus Points and then trade them in for merchandise from The 5 Browns. If you are interested in checking out their music visit this link (hope it works for ya!)
http://i-squad.com/The 5 Browns.html
http://www.the5browns.com/

David Bordy
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Sep 28, 2006 - 20:07

Hello everyone. My name is David. I'm a college student and my school recently started an internet radio station. It is played in successive steaming audio all day long. I have a show dedicated to classical music (Symphonies, Opera, Concertos, etc.) and I'm trying to get the word out and build up a listening audience. Please check us out:

wklt.covenant.edu

My show is called Covenant Classics and airs at various times throughout the day (with shows updated weekly). Its real easy to access. Also, I would love requests to play on the air. If you have one, or would like to comment with feedback about the show, PLEASE send me an email:

CovenantClassics@yahoo.com

I WILL play your requests on the air. Hope you will check us out. Thanks.

Pom
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Feb 14, 2007 - 08:46

Seriously, everyone here should check out Ten O'Clock Classics, www.tocmusic.com. Ronnie Segev is a great pianist and this show is always a good time. http://tocmusic.com

Ludwig Van Beethoven
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Registered: Jun 2007
Post Number: 1

Jun 07, 2007 - 19:36

Hey if you are into Classical Music the Beethoven Radio is the place for you. It's classical music 24/7. Its the world's greatest classical station
http://www.beethoven.com/

AmyG
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Jun 10, 2007 - 05:59

Check out this composer. he's actually my favourite, but he's not well known on a mainstream bases.

http://www.freewebs.com/nobuo-uematsu/

Benna
Visitor

Jul 26, 2007 - 23:21

I actually came across Ronnie Segev by accident through a strange situation. But, yeah, check it out. I actually saw him perform at Studio 54 not too long ago....it is really rad to see an influx of classical into the mainstream of NY.
http://www.ronensegev.com/

martinj56
Visitor

Aug 31, 2007 - 17:22

I think what Ronnie Segev and the Ten O'Clock Classics is great. Not only are they talented musicians, but they're also sharing their love of music with the community and making music accessible to inner city kids in New York. They talk about their work in this video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=z0UVXAH8kYU

Thorir
Visitor

Sep 06, 2007 - 18:40

I must say I was suspicious at first, but "Getting Opera" really has changed my entire view of opera. It's a whole different universe out there. Check it out (warning: you might get hooked on opera):

http://mightyniche.com/gettingopera/operrecord.html

martinj56
Visitor

Sep 06, 2007 - 21:55

If you want to read more about Ronnie Segev:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronnie_Segev

dvorak3
Visitor

Oct 05, 2007 - 06:57

I'm also a fan of Ronnie Segev's and I think it's great that he is giving to the community. Take a look at this site about the Directions Program developed by Ronnie Segev and the Ten O'Clock Classics to give underprivileged kids in New York access to music education. http://directionsmusic.org/

Diane Adams
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Registered: Feb 2008
Post Number: 1

Feb 25, 2008 - 03:24

Hi! I love this piece of music that is used on this website. Can anyone tell me what it is?? I can't tell how to create a link here, so if you want to give it a shot, you may have to copy it into your browser.
Thanks!!

http://memoriter.net/flash/test.html

EIFION MORGAN
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Registered: May 2008
Post Number: 1

May 09, 2008 - 05:42

http://www.newmusiccomposition.com

New Music Composition is a free on-line resource for composers and supporters of twenty-first century, conetemporary art music. Composers can have their own web pages where they are free to publish downloadable audio files and scores. There is information about opportunities for conposers of new music and general support for and promotion of progressive modern classical music.

EIFION MORGAN
New User

Registered: May 2008
Post Number: 2

May 20, 2008 - 09:35

Thanks Eifion for beating me to it. The New Music Composition web site (http://www.newmusiccomposition.com) offers composers and fans of contemporary art music a free resource for the promotion of progressive, modern (twenty-first century) classical works including free downloads of scores and audio files, information about opportunities and events etc.

Glenn Hayden
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Registered: Sep 2008
Post Number: 1

Sep 15, 2008 - 05:53

Hi all

I am directing a production of Romeo and Juliet at present for an 'in the parks' season here in Adelaide Australia.

I am setting the production in 1947 Italy: Piazzas, lots of coffee, wine, pasta etc. I am mostly using traditional Italian folk music. I am however looking for a piece to underscore the visuals of the wedding and want to go quite classical; very moody, gentle and something that symbolizes my feeling for the play which is that it is a celebration of youth and the new world and very much Juliet's "sonnet'.

I thought i would put it out there and see if the aficionados have any suggestions beyond my novice knowledge of music.

you can email my workplace: ad@urbanmyth.asn.au

Thanks for your help
Glenn

Edmond Stansberry
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Registered: Nov 2008
Post Number: 1

Nov 18, 2008 - 18:18

Check out Stagebuddy.com for Hundreds of shows going on in the New York area!

With Hundreds of Shows going on from Theatre, Comedy, Burlesque, Cabaret, and more, you're bound to find something great to do Tonight!

You can also list any Classical Music Events going on for FREE exposure!

Stagebuddy.com is a free website, so check it out!

www.stagebuddy.com

JC
Visitor

Jan 16, 2009 - 03:36

If you're interested in technology and classical piano, there's an interesting short documentary (3 min) about Yamaha's Disklavier. Check it out.

http://www.digitalcribs.net/DisplayVideo.aspx?id=971429324

Luc Peulen
Visitor

Mar 15, 2009 - 19:42

Hi all,

Let me introduce myself. I'm Luc Peulen, from the Netherlands. As a second year student at the Eindhoven University of technology, department of Industrial design, Im currently working on a project about music industry, specificly regarding music distribution. For this, I need input from you; therefore I created an on-line survey.

The aim of this questionnaire is to gain insight in the way music you experience music, how you think about downloading music, and Im interested in community building on the internet. Because I need respond from people interest in all kinds of music, I also post on this board.

Filling out this survey will costs you about five minutes. I would really appreciate it if you would take part.

SURVEY:
You can find the survey here:
http://www.thesistools.com/so/web/index.php?formID=73780&ln=eng&page=1&uid=

Please mind: the site asks for your e-mail address. You dont have to provide this! Just enter a random word; it is purely used to identify separate users.

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

Thanks a bunch,
Luc

Irv Lipscomb
New User

Registered: Aug 2009
Post Number: 1

Aug 07, 2009 - 22:40

Wilma Cozart Fine, the producer of the wonderful Mercury Living Presence classical record series during the 1950s and 1960s is very seriously ill. I called her yesterday, and talked to her caretaker. She brought the phone to Wilma and she was able to listen to me, but had much difficulty replying. Her late husband, Bob Fine, was the engineer for the recordings, which were way ahead of their time for high fidelity and stereo recording. Much of the catalog has also been released on compact discs.

AlexW52
Visitor

Jul 17, 2011 - 23:20

For any classical fans in LA, the Hollywood Bowl has two great concerts coming up: Mozart & Strauss, both conducted by Gustavo Dudamel. Bring some friends/family, a picnic (and some wine!), and enjoy one of LA's most amazing nights under the stars. I am working with the Bowl and can't wait for the shows! More info here: http://www.Hbowl.com/Gustavo

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