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Escala: ESCALA, the gorgeous electric string quartet who caused a sensation in the final of ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent 2008, finally unleash their astonishing, Trevor Horn produced debut album on the 25th May. Fusing contemporary sounds with classical instruments, ESCALA boast the freshest and most innovative sound of the year and are destined to take the international charts by storm. ESCALA are violinists Victoria Lyon, aged 25, and Izzy Johnston, 25. Chantal Leverton, a viola player aged 25 and cellist...
Posted 19 June 2009 09:44 AM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: classical, violin, cello, debut album, contemporary, izzy johnson, trevor horn, instruments, viola, chantal leverton, escala, electric string quartet, itv britains got talent, tasya hodges, victoria lton

Corelli: Christmas Concerto in G Minor / Fabio Biondi: Concerto grosso in G minor, op.6 no. 8, by Arcangelo Corelli, known commonly as his Christmas Concerto, was commissioned by Cardinal Pietro Ottoboni and published posthumously in 1714 as part of his Twelve concerti grossi, op.6. The concerto bears the inscription Fatto per la notte di Natale or "Made for the night of Christmas". It was composed around 1690, since there is a record of Corelli having that year performed a Christmas concerto for the enjoyment of his then-new patron. The concerto...
Posted 27 November 2008 11:51 AM by charlotte | 1 comment(s)
Filed under: cello, christmas concerto in g minor, ripieno strings, violins, fatto per la notte di natale, no 8, arcangelo corelli, made for the night of christmas, twelve concerti grossi, op6, fabio biondi, cardinal pietro ottoboni, corelli, concerto da chiesa, continuo

Kyung Wha Chung plays Bach trio sonata BWV 1079 1st mov.: Kyung Wha Chung plays Bach trio sonata in c, BWV 1079 1st movement Largo. James Galway plays the flute, Phillip Moll the harpsichord, and Moray Welsh the cello. Recorded live at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam. Born into a musical family in Korea, Kyung-Wha Chung began studying the violin at the age of six. She now appears as a soloist with the world's most prestigious orchestras. Chung has established her own unique interpretations of violin literature full of dazzling artistry, passion and intense...
Posted 20 October 2008 10:15 AM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: violin, chamber music, new york, emi classics, cello, james galway, amsterdam, julliard school, ivan galamian, harpsicord, sister, united nationa drug control programme, myung wha, korea, flute, moray welsh, concertgebouw, live, beethovens piano trios, bach trio sonato BWV 1079 1st mov largo, brother, phillip moll, myung whun, soloist, kyung wha chung

Adios Nonino-Tango Evolution Finale (Isaac, Binelli, Eroica): Finale to Tango Evolution lead off by a solo by Eduardo Isaac, then a solo by Daniel Binelli, it then moves to the Eroica Trio. Filmed April 18, 2008 at the San Francisco Palace of Fine Arts. Eroica Trio are an America piano trio who take their name from the famous Symphony by Beethoven. The trio is: Erika Nickrenz, piano; Susie Park, violin; and Sara Sant'Ambrogio, cello. Park joined the trio in September 2006. Whether playing the great standards of the piano trio repertoire or daring contemporary...
Posted 15 October 2008 10:24 AM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: piano, violin, cello, daniel binelli, san fransisco palace of fine arts, adios nonino, grammy nominated, tango evolution finale, sara santambrogia, eudardo isaac, erika nickrenz, susie park, eroica trio, american piano trio

Julian Lloyd Webber plays Bach's 'Arioso': Biography Born in London in 1951, Julian was surrounded by a household of musical talent. As son of composer William Lloyd Webber and brother of composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, Julian went on to become a scholar at the Royal Academy of Music, before spending time in Geneva with Pierre Fournier to complete his studies. Returning to London, Julian made his concert debut in 1972, where he performed the Cello Concerto of Arthur Bliss. This piece become one of 50 premiere works for cello that Julian went...
Posted 13 October 2008 09:42 AM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: London, phantom of the opera, philip glass, son of william lloyd webber, music education consortium, sarah chang, pierre fournier, phantasia, elton john, schubert, yehudi menuhin, michael ball, brother of andrew lloyd webber, malcolm arnold, john lenehan, cello, unespected songs, scholar of royal academy pf music, james galway, evelyn glennie, stephane grappelli, bach's arioso, julian lloyd webber, nitin sawhney, cello concerto of arthur bliss, geneva