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Handel Josef Suk Rameau François Couperin Bach Benda Scarlatti Neumann Viktor Kalabis 1927 1941 1945 1956 1961 1962 1963 1967 1968 1969 1970 1972 1977 1978 1982 1989 1990 2003
Zuzana Ruzickova, Handel Suite in G major 1/2 (http•••) (http•••) 1. Allemande 2. Allegro 3. Courante Zuzana Ruzickova Harpsichord Recorded by Supravphon 1977 in Prague Zuzana Ruzickova Born: January 14, 1927 - Plzeň, Czechoslovakia The noted Czech harpsichordist and teacher, Zuzana [Zuzanna] Růžičková [Ruzickova, Ruzicková], into an upper class Jewish family. She studied music but her family was soon to be decimated by the Holocaust, and during 1941-1945 she was sent to Nazi concentration camp. Only she and her mother survived. After the war she continued the study at music school in Plzeň and Prague. In 1956 she won the Munich International Competition. From 1956 Zuzana Růžičková appeared widely in Europe, and became one of Europe's most respected harpsichordists, performing classical and baroque music. From 1962 to 1967 she was a member of the Prague Chamber Soloists, which she co-founded with the conductor Vaclav Neuman. She appeared in duo recitals with Josef Suk from 1963. She has played in concert halls around the world, including North America, Canada, Australia and Japan. She is one of the best performers of early music by French composers such as Rameau and François Couperin. Zuzana Růžičková has released around a hundred albums. Among her recordings: Complete keyboard works of J.S. Bach; Concertos by Benda; Sonatas of D. Scarlatti (Orfeo); B. Martinv: Concert pour Clavecin (Supraphon); Bach and his Predecessors (Supraphon); J.S. Bach: Concerti (V. Neumann - Supraphon). She received the 'Grand Prix du Disque de l´Académie Charles Cross' three times (1961), and Supraphon Grand Prix 1968, 1972). Since 1962 Zuzana Růžičková taught at the Prague Academy of Music, and in 1990 she became a professor there. During 1978-1982 she taught at musical academy in Bratislava. She has given master-classes in Prague, Zürich and at the Bach Akademie in Stuttgart. She is also Chairman International Competitions Prague Spring festival, and is Member Director of Neue Bachgesellschaft Leipzig. Her husband Viktor Kalabis is a composer. Zuzana Růžičková she was named an Artist of Merit in 1968 (or 1969), received the State Prize Czechoslovak Republic in 1970, and National Artist in 1989. In December 2003 she received from Joël de Zorzi, French ambassador in the Czech Republic, the honour 'Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres'.
Mahan Esfahani Handel Gotham Poulenc Martinu Kalabis Pleyel Wanda Landowska Ghielmi Bbc Proms Wigmore Hall Birmingham Town Hall Handel Festival Early Music Festival Il Complesso Barocco Bbc Symphony Orchestra Bbc Scottish Symphony Orchestra Bbc National Orchestra Wales 1912 1928 1935 1975 1984 2009
Biography Mahan Esfahani (b. 1984) / currently the first harpsichordist to be named a BBC New Generation Artist and to be a member of the roster of the Borletti-Buitoni Trust - is fast gaining international recognition as a soloist and collaborative artist on the harpsichord, fortepiano and organ in both early and contemporary repertoire. He has appeared at such series and venues as the BBC Proms, the Wigmore Hall, Dumbarton Oaks, the Tage Alter Musik Regensburg, Birmingham Town Hall, Manchester's Bridgewater Hall, Glasgow City Halls, Goettingen Handel Festival, Halle Handel Festival, Settimana Mozart of Milan, Festwoche Herrenhausen of Hannover, Collection of Musical Instruments at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fondazione Giorgio Cini of Venice, Montisi Festival, Milan's Basilica di San Marco, Berkeley Early Music Festival, the San Francisco Early Music Society, Los Angeles' Da Camera Society, Gotham Early Music at New York's Times Center, and many other concert seasons both in the U.S. and Europe, and as a concerto soloist and collaborative musician with such ensembles as The English Concert, Il Complesso Barocco (dir. Alan Curtis), the BBC Symphony Orchestra (under Jiri Belohlavek), the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Highlights of the 2009-10 season include performances and recordings of three modern concerti / Poulenc (1928), Martinu (1935), and Kalabis (1975) / with BBC orchestras across the United Kingdom, an April appearance at the Wigmore Hall, numerous studio recordings on historic instruments, and an appearance at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C., where he has been invited to play the inaugural recital on the 1912 Pleyel & Cie. harpsichord belonging to Wanda Landowska. Esfahani studied as a President's Scholar at Stanford University, where his principal mentor was the musicologist George Houle; he went on to pursue his performance studies under the supervision of the Australian harpsichordist Peter Watchorn (Boston) and the Italian organist Lorenzo Ghielmi (Milan) before setting in the United Kingdom as Artist-in-Residence at New College, Oxford. In 2009, Mahan Esfahani was honoured with a fellowship prize of the prestigious Borletti-Buitoni Trust.
Mahan Esfahani Handel Gotham Poulenc Martinu Kalabis Pleyel Wanda Landowska Ghielmi Bbc Proms Wigmore Hall Birmingham Town Hall Handel Festival Early Music Festival Il Complesso Barocco Bbc Symphony Orchestra Bbc Scottish Symphony Orchestra Bbc National Orchestra Wales 1912 1928 1935 1975 1984 2009
Biography Mahan Esfahani (b. 1984) / currently the first harpsichordist to be named a BBC New Generation Artist and to be a member of the roster of the Borletti-Buitoni Trust - is fast gaining international recognition as a soloist and collaborative artist on the harpsichord, fortepiano and organ in both early and contemporary repertoire. He has appeared at such series and venues as the BBC Proms, the Wigmore Hall, Dumbarton Oaks, the Tage Alter Musik Regensburg, Birmingham Town Hall, Manchester's Bridgewater Hall, Glasgow City Halls, Goettingen Handel Festival, Halle Handel Festival, Settimana Mozart of Milan, Festwoche Herrenhausen of Hannover, Collection of Musical Instruments at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fondazione Giorgio Cini of Venice, Montisi Festival, Milan's Basilica di San Marco, Berkeley Early Music Festival, the San Francisco Early Music Society, Los Angeles' Da Camera Society, Gotham Early Music at New York's Times Center, and many other concert seasons both in the U.S. and Europe, and as a concerto soloist and collaborative musician with such ensembles as The English Concert, Il Complesso Barocco (dir. Alan Curtis), the BBC Symphony Orchestra (under Jiri Belohlavek), the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Highlights of the 2009-10 season include performances and recordings of three modern concerti / Poulenc (1928), Martinu (1935), and Kalabis (1975) / with BBC orchestras across the United Kingdom, an April appearance at the Wigmore Hall, numerous studio recordings on historic instruments, and an appearance at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C., where he has been invited to play the inaugural recital on the 1912 Pleyel & Cie. harpsichord belonging to Wanda Landowska. Esfahani studied as a President's Scholar at Stanford University, where his principal mentor was the musicologist George Houle; he went on to pursue his performance studies under the supervision of the Australian harpsichordist Peter Watchorn (Boston) and the Italian organist Lorenzo Ghielmi (Milan) before setting in the United Kingdom as Artist-in-Residence at New College, Oxford. In 2009, Mahan Esfahani was honoured with a fellowship prize of the prestigious Borletti-Buitoni Trust.
Viola Sonata by Czech composer Viktor Kalabis +••.••(...)). Part 1 of 3. Carl Banner, Eva Gerard, viola. Washington Musica Viva concert at the Czech Center in New York City, April 20 2009. Thanks to the Kalabis Foundation and the Czech Consulate in New York for their generous support. www.kalabismusic.org
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