C:N Party!
@ The Cincinnati Athletic Club
111 Shilito Place
Cincinnati 45202
Tel: 513 241 00 96
Food and Drinks @ 6pm - Courtesy of Andy's Mediterranean Grill
Performance/Presentation @ 7pm
$10 @ the door
Saturday, 27 September 2008
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Leigo Lakes Festival in Estonia!
August 6, 2008
Music - it's a family business!
It was a memorable experience to have an entire evening of concerts featuring mostly soloists from one family- Jarvi. Tatiana was a soloist in Bach's Double Violin Concerto and the Brandenburg Concerto No 4. She also lead the Vivaldi Piccolo Concerto played by Hayley Jarvi.
Here are a couple of links to newspaper articles about the Leigo Lakes Festival and some photos too...
Friday, 27 June 2008
Tchaikowsky: Souvenir d’un lieu cher
July 23, 2008
David Oistrakh Festival
Estonia, Pärnu - Elisabeth Church
Paavo Järvi - conductor
Tatiana Berman - violin
St. Peterburg Festival Chamber orchestra
Neeme Jarvi Summer Academy conductors
The programme:
W.A.Mozart - Eine kleine Nachtmusik
D.Shostakovich - Chamber Symphony op. 110a in c (arr. By Stasevich)
Tchaikowsky: Souvenir d’un lieu cher, Op. 42 Meditation, Scherzo, Melodie
Benjamin Britten - Simple Symphony
David Oistrakh Festival
Estonia, Pärnu - Elisabeth Church
Paavo Järvi - conductor
Tatiana Berman - violin
St. Peterburg Festival Chamber orchestra
Neeme Jarvi Summer Academy conductors
The programme:
W.A.Mozart - Eine kleine Nachtmusik
D.Shostakovich - Chamber Symphony op. 110a in c (arr. By Stasevich)
Tchaikowsky: Souvenir d’un lieu cher, Op. 42 Meditation, Scherzo, Melodie
Benjamin Britten - Simple Symphony
An excerpt from the review: "It was the first of two concerts this month led by members of Neeme Jarvi's Summer Academy, an annual conducting master course held in conjunction with the Oistrakh Festival since 2000.Guest artist was violinist Tatiana Berman in Tchaikovsky’s “Souvenir d’un lieu cher,” which was conducted by Academy instructor Paavo Jarvi. Consecrated in 1750, St. Elizabeth Church hosts concerts each summer by the 37-year-old festival, named for legendary Russian violinist David Oistrakh, who summered in Parnu from 1955-70. This year’s festival commemorates the 100th anniversary of Oistrakh’s birth. There could have been no more fitting tribute to his memory than Russian-born Berman’s performance of Tchaikovsky’s three-part work. Originally for violin and piano (performed here in the arrangement for violin and strings by Alexandru Lascae), it was dedicated to Tchaikovsky’s “beloved place,” his patroness Nadezhda von Meck’s county estate in Poland, where he could spend time composing in the summer. Born in Moscow, Berman trained at the Yehudi Menuhin School (with Menuhin and Natalia Boyarsky) and London’s Royal College of Music (Yossi Zivoni). She plays with exquisite taste, style and precision. Here she brought every facet of the composer’s small gem to light. There were sweetness and purity of tone in the opening “Meditation,” where she climbed to a silvery high D at the end (five ledger lines above the staff). The “Scherzo” was a mini-steeplechase, with her bow bounding across the strings like an agile young filly, engaging in some beautiful dialogue at one point with SPFO concertmaster Alexander Shustin. The concluding, very familiar “Melodie” was exquisite from start to finish. There was a breathtaking moment at the return of the opening melody where she lengthened the tempo in precise sync with Jarvi and the orchestra. And why not, since Jarvi and Berman are husband and wife?"
Tuesday, 10 June 2008
Concert:nova @Cincinnati Opera Kick-off Party
From Music in Cincinnati
Take Center Stage
http://www.musicincincinnati.com/site/news/Take_Center_Stage.html
Take Center Stage
http://www.musicincincinnati.com/site/news/Take_Center_Stage.html
By Mary Ellyn Hutton
Jun 10, 2008
Cincinnati Opera Center Stage, a social group comprising young operaphiles age 40 and under, helps the Opera launch its 2008 summer festival with a kick-off party from 8 p.m. to midnight June 14 at the Contemporary Arts Center, Sixth and Walnut Streets downtown. The party will have a rain forest theme highlighting Mexican composer Daniel Catan's "Florencia en el Amazonas," tree frog, Amazonto be given its regional premiere by Cincinnati Opera July 10 and 12 at Music Hall. There will be music, dancing, a tapas buffet and full cash bar.
Special guests will be members of concert:nova, the versatile new chamber ensemble comprising members of the CSO and Cincinnati Chamber Orchestras, who will perform Brazilian and Cuban music. Learn about the group and their mission at http://www.concertnova.com/. Cincinnati Opera young artists will also weigh in during the evening, and there will be Latin cuts for dancing by DJ/VJ Will Benson. Tickets are $10, available online at http://www.cincinnatiopera.org/, at the Cincinnati Opera box office in Music Hall, 1241 Elm St. downtown, or call (513) 241-2742. For $25, you get admission to the party and Center Stage membership for one year (application can be made online). Members enjoy discounted tickets to the Opera and invitations to special events including post-performance parties, Opera Raps, wine tastings and so on, year-round. Ticket discounts are structured according to a five-year plan whereby members are entitled to 50% off up to two Cincinnati Opera season subscriptions during the first three years, tapering to 33% in the fourth year and regular price in the fifth. Discounts for single tickets are 50% off up to two tickets per production in the first two years, 25% off in the third and fourth years and regular price in the fifth. For further information call (513) 768-5500 or contact Julie Bergantino at jhttp://jbergantino@cincinnatiopera.org
© Copyright 2008 by Music in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Opera Center Stage, a social group comprising young operaphiles age 40 and under, helps the Opera launch its 2008 summer festival with a kick-off party from 8 p.m. to midnight June 14 at the Contemporary Arts Center, Sixth and Walnut Streets downtown. The party will have a rain forest theme highlighting Mexican composer Daniel Catan's "Florencia en el Amazonas," tree frog, Amazonto be given its regional premiere by Cincinnati Opera July 10 and 12 at Music Hall. There will be music, dancing, a tapas buffet and full cash bar.
Special guests will be members of concert:nova, the versatile new chamber ensemble comprising members of the CSO and Cincinnati Chamber Orchestras, who will perform Brazilian and Cuban music. Learn about the group and their mission at http://www.concertnova.com/. Cincinnati Opera young artists will also weigh in during the evening, and there will be Latin cuts for dancing by DJ/VJ Will Benson. Tickets are $10, available online at http://www.cincinnatiopera.org/, at the Cincinnati Opera box office in Music Hall, 1241 Elm St. downtown, or call (513) 241-2742. For $25, you get admission to the party and Center Stage membership for one year (application can be made online). Members enjoy discounted tickets to the Opera and invitations to special events including post-performance parties, Opera Raps, wine tastings and so on, year-round. Ticket discounts are structured according to a five-year plan whereby members are entitled to 50% off up to two Cincinnati Opera season subscriptions during the first three years, tapering to 33% in the fourth year and regular price in the fifth. Discounts for single tickets are 50% off up to two tickets per production in the first two years, 25% off in the third and fourth years and regular price in the fifth. For further information call (513) 768-5500 or contact Julie Bergantino at jhttp://jbergantino@cincinnatiopera.org
© Copyright 2008 by Music in Cincinnati
Friday, 23 May 2008
Concert:nova @ Inner Peace May 30, 2008
Concert:nova has teamed up with the Inner Peace Holistic Center and Photographer Tom McFarlane to bring you a beautiful evening of Art and Music!
Here is a link to Mary Ellyn's website
http://www.musicincincinnati.com/site/news/From_Inner_Peace_to_Iguanas.html
A short performance by Concert:nova will feature works by Vivaldi, Mozart, Ginastera and Piazzolla
Doors open at 8PM for a viewing of Tom McFarlane's newest digital photography
Music begins at 9:30
Admission $5
Also featuring:
Chinese Tea + Wine Tastings
Mystical Tea Leaf Readings
Door prizes and raffle
For more information:
513.784.0403
http://www.innerpeacecenter.net/
708 Walnut Street Cincinnati, Ohio
http://www.concertnova.com/
Here is a link to Mary Ellyn's website
http://www.musicincincinnati.com/site/news/From_Inner_Peace_to_Iguanas.html
A short performance by Concert:nova will feature works by Vivaldi, Mozart, Ginastera and Piazzolla
Doors open at 8PM for a viewing of Tom McFarlane's newest digital photography
Music begins at 9:30
Admission $5
Also featuring:
Chinese Tea + Wine Tastings
Mystical Tea Leaf Readings
Door prizes and raffle
For more information:
513.784.0403
http://www.innerpeacecenter.net/
708 Walnut Street Cincinnati, Ohio
http://www.concertnova.com/
May 18, 2008
Concert at the house of Anne Black with violinist Tatiana Berman-Järvi and friends
The evening of chamber music to benefit the Peaslee Neighborhood Center String Program was a great success!
Concert at the house of Anne Black with violinist Tatiana Berman-Järvi and friends
The evening of chamber music to benefit the Peaslee Neighborhood Center String Program was a great success!
Special thanks to the musicians who made it happen:
Performing Prokofiev’s Quintet in G minor and Brahms’ Piano Trio No. 1 in B major.
Pianist Polina Bezpal'ko
Oboist Dwight Parry
Clarinetist Jonathan Gunn
Violist Victor de Almeida
Cellist Alan Rafferty
Double bass player Boris Astafiev
Pianist Polina Bezpal'ko
Oboist Dwight Parry
Clarinetist Jonathan Gunn
Violist Victor de Almeida
Cellist Alan Rafferty
Double bass player Boris Astafiev
This program will provide free violin, cello and guitar lessons.
If you would like to help donating time, money, ideas or instruments, please contact tatiana_berman@yahoo.com
Saturday, 10 May 2008
Concert:nova Latin @Twist
May 19, at 9pm
@Twist Bar+Lounge
129 W. 4th street
Cincinnati, OH
USA
Tel: 513.721.1345
@Twist Bar+Lounge
129 W. 4th street
Cincinnati, OH
USA
Tel: 513.721.1345
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