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Audio files of John Bell Young,
on disk and
in concert, please visit: http://www.mp3.com/johnbellyoung http://www.mp3.com/f_chopin http://www.mp3.com/franzliszt http://www.mp3.com/imca http://www.mp3.com/masterclass Now at MP3.com |
| For more
information about John Bell Young and up-to-date schedule
of his concert and lecture activities go to: http://www.cadenza.org/musicians/playsolo.shtml#johnbell |
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For booking
information for your series, university or organization
see Mr. Young's agent, Identity Marketing for Concert Artists (IMCA)
at http://www.musicbase.org/IMCA |
| To read John
Bell Young's paper on Intonatsia and the Politics of
Expression: Russian Intonation in Theory and in Practice, presented
at the 1998 World Piano Pedagogy Conference, go to: http://www.towerofbabel.com/sections/music/baton/intonatsia/ |
| John
Bell Young's experimental article Confession
of Alexander Scriabin,
in which he addresses the interpretaion of the never completed Mysterium
and Prefatory Action can be found at: http://www.towerofbabel.com/sections/music/baton/confessions/ |
| John Bell Young's monograph
Scriabin Defended
Against his Devotees: A Critical Evaluation of the Composer and His Music
in the Context of Russian History, Religion and Culture
can be found at: http://wwww.towerofbabel.com/sections/music/baton/ |
| To
read his article,
Michelangeli:The
Man Who Would Be Scarbo,
go to: http://www.towerofbabel.com/sections/music/baton/scarbo/ |
| For John Bell Young's
article Roundatable Discussion:
The State of Classical Music Today and its Prognosis for the Future with
Hugh Downs, John DesMarteau, Joseph Fabio, Edvard Lieber, Bradley Pennington,
Joanna Porackova, Constance Keene and Paul Sperry, click here: http://www.towerofbabel.com/roundtable/classicalmusic/ |
| For
Video files of John Bell Young,
please visit: Debussy: L'isle Joyeuse http://share.videowave.com/play/?clipID=MFCA49A748FB40B3CC5446F02D6 Scriabin: Poeme Op. 32 No. 2 http://share.videowave.com/play/?clipID=MFCA49A76CCD1E32C45A9C39C65 Scriabin Sonata No. 5 http://share.videowave.com/play/?clipID=M94A49A5A206F264FF535CE00E7 |
| For
additional audio samples of John
Bell Young, and a complete list of the selections on his
Nietzsche recordings, go to: http://idt.net/~nmp/musicpage1.html |
| The
spectacular dramatic soprano,
Joanna Porackova: http://www.musicbase.org/IMCA/POR001.html |
| The superb American pianist and Fulbright scholar, Albert Frantz |
| For
information about the Putney School
in Putney, Vermont go to: http://www.putney.com |
| Interested in transcriptions,
Vladimir Horowitz and other matters of interest to pianists? Go to Dennis
Gustafsson's fascinating site at: http://www.hem.passagen.se/dennisgu/ |
| For
information about Americus records,
go to: http://www.americuscd.com email: info@americuscd.com |
| Boston
Conservatory http://www.bostonconservatory.edu |
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-- John Bell Young's Critic's Choice of Great Pianists
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| Pay
close attention to the
phenomenal young American pianist, one of our brightest stars,
Roger Wright: http://www.rogerwright.net http://www.mp3.com/rogerwright Video of Chopin's B flat minor Sonata: Roger Wright, pianist. |
| The extraordinary
Swedish/Swiss pianist, Dag Achatz.
A Cortot and Perlemutter protege, Achatz remains one of the greatest pianists
on this planet: http://www.mp3.com/achatz http://dagachatz.iuma.com |
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Video of Dag Achatz
playing Falla's Ritual Fire Dance: |
| Visit
the wonderful 22 year old Spanish pianist from Andalusia, Javier
Perianes. http://www.mp3.com/perianes Video of Chopin: Berceuse. Javier Perianes, pianist. |
| From
Italy, here is the always remarkable, subtle and fascinating Luca
Trabucco http://www.mp3.com/lucatrabucco http://www.engine-net.com/arte/trabucco/indexgb.html |
| Also from Italy, the
outstanding virtuoso and a real star: Maurizio
Baglini http://www.mp3.com/baglini |
| The
marvelous Michelangeli protege and a great pianist,
Valarie Alexandra Valois http://www.mp3.com/valois |
| One of Russia's greatest
pianists of the century, Margarita
Fyodorova http://www.mp3.com/fyodorova http://www.musicbase.org/IMCA/FYO001.html |
| Also
from Russia, now teaching at the New England Conservatory, the engaging,
probitive and impecabbly thoughtful Sergey
Schepkin: http://www.schepkin.com/ http://www.mp3.com/schepkin |
| The
elegant and lyrical Italian pianist, Adalberto
Maria Riva http://www.mp3.com/riva http://space.tin.it/musica/yariv/index.html |
| Please
visit the new website of the superb Italian pianist, Roberto
Poli. His recordings there of Mozart, Chopin, and Ravel are,
if I may use the metaphor, utterly delicious http://www.mp3.com/roberto_poli http://www.robertopoli.com |
Coming soon:
More recommendations and audio/video links from JBY's Critic's Choice page, including the pianists:Michael Lewin (http://www.michaellewin.com)
Dmitry Demiashkin (http://www.podiuminternational.org/prodiru04.htm#demi)