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Ukranian pianist Vadym Kholodenko claims Cliburn competition's first prize

FORT WORTH — After a grueling two-plus weeks of multiple piano recitals, piano concertos and chamber music performances, winners of the 14th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition were announced...

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Ukrainian pianist Vadym Kholodenko claims Cliburn competition's first prize

FORT WORTH — After a grueling two-plus weeks of multiple piano recitals, piano concertos and chamber music performances, winners of the 14th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition were announced...

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>Tlingit lullabies mix with jazz

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Tlingit lullabies mingling with top tier jazz music? Most definitely. It's intriguing, poetic and approachable: the second annual Native Jazz Workshop will be held in Sitka the...

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Tlingit lullabies mix with jazz

Tlingit lullabies mingling with top tier jazz music? Most definitely. It's intriguing, poetic and approachable: the second annual Native Jazz Workshop will be held in Sitka the third week in July and...

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Review: At the Ojai festival, an erratic dance with the West's composers

OJAI— — Reputed to court mavericks, the Ojai Music Festival doesn't always extend a very large welcome mat. But this offbeat weekend, the mat was massive.Attention was drawn to supposedly kooky and...

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Ukrainian pianist wins Cliburn gold

Star-Telegram FORT WORTH — , the 26-year-old Ukrainian pianist who donned a white bow tie and brought a Bass Hall audience after his Prokofiev concerto two days ago, took the gold medal in the...

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Star-Telegram FORT WORTH — , the 26-year-old Ukrainian pianist who donned a white bow tie and brought a Bass Hall audience after his Prokofiev concerto two days ago, took the gold medal in the...

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Cliburn jury takes questions from the public

Ten Cliburn jurors chose to face the music on Saturday morning. As part of a public forum held at the Maddox-Muse building next to Bass Hall, the jurors fielded questions from the public on a variety...

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Christian Zacharias interview: 'Bach? Too boring! Chopin? So corny …'

Artistic fame can blossom in unexpected places. Who would have predicted that the English comedian Norman Wisdom would find his most loyal audience in hermetically sealed Communist Albania? Christian...

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Cliburn Competition: Saturday night was third of four Final programs

FORT WORTH — Saturday marked the third of four days in the Final Round of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. During this round, at Bass Performance Hall, each of six finalists is playing...

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Cliburn Competition: Winners announced, last performances reviewed

FORT WORTH — After a grueling two-plus weeks of multiple piano recitals, piano concertos and chamber music performances, winners of the 14th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition were announced...

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2013 DC Jazz Festival, Day 5 recap; what to see on days 7 and 8 (Photos)

For additional schedule information, got to http://dcjazzfest.org There’s something quite special about hearing Roy Hargrove end his shows with Sam Cooke’s “Bring it on Home to Me.” In Hargrove’s...

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Cliburn winner Vadym Kholodenko owes his piano success to his mother

FORT WORTH, Texas - As young child growing up in Ukraine, Vadym Kholodenko wasn't interested in the piano. "I did not pay attention to the piano," Kholodenko said of the musical instrument that sat in...

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Bandana Missing From Bass Awards 2013 Nominations+Full Nomination List

The final nominations list for the first annual BASS Awards has been released by the organizer of the Awards. Preceding the release of the nominations, the Awards committee headed by Daddy Bosco had...

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Everyday People: Erica Falls

Born and raised in the Upper Ninth Ward (“Mmm, I love my neighborhood...”), Erica grew up singing in the church choir and learned to play the piano and violin at a young age. She compares herself to...

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Einar Scheving: Land Mins Fodur

By ALEX FRANQUELLI, Alex Franquelli Follow Alex along with 1 other members Freelance journalist and work in progress Recent articles (4 total) Einar Scheving: Land Mins Fodur Untitled #28 Viljans Oga...

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Local Natives woos Stage AE crowd with skill, meaningful lyrics

Beneath red and blue lights at Stage AE, Kelcey Ayer of Local Natives traded his keyboards and drum for a guitar. He began to sing "Colombia." Punctuated with chanting references to his late mother,...

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The Rosenthals: I'll Fly Away (2013)

By DAN BILAWSKY, Dan Bilawsky Senior Contributor since 2010 Jazz fan, music educator and writer. Recent articles (591 total) I'll Fly Away Ellingtonian Intimacy: Dukish Duos Intuition The Listener...

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Noah Preminger: Haymaker (2013)

By HRAYR ATTARIAN, Hrayr Attarian CD/DVD Reviewer since 2006 Hrayr is the armchair jazz listener par exellence. Recent articles (176 total) Clarity Crossing the Passes Clockhead Goes to Camp Melba!...

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Jean Bach dies at 94; produced jazz documentary

On Aug. 12, 1958, in front of a brownstone in Harlem, 57 musicians gathered for a group photograph. It was perhaps the greatest collection of jazz talent ever assembled in one place. Photographer Art...

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