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Piano Sonata No. 2 by Richard Wernick, 2002 Sonata for Piano (Reflections of a Dark Light) by Richard Wernick, 1984-01-01 Quick Fit: The Complete 15-Minute No-Sweat Workout by Richard R. Bradley, 2004-01-01 Telino's Acrobats for Unaccompanied Bass Clarinet by Richard Wernick, 2006 The Oracle of Shimon bar Yochai: For Soprano, Cello, and Piano by Richard Wernick, 1984 Chanukah Festival Overture ... For unison or mixed voices. (S.A.T.B.) Two part boys chorus - two part girls chorus with piano accompaniment by Richard Wernick, 1962 Spectrum: New American Music, Vol V - All Set, for Jazz Ensemble - T.J. Anderson , Variations on a Theme By M.B. Tolson - Richard Wernick, Kaddish-Requiem - Contemporary Chamber Ensemble - Arthur Weisberg, Conductor by Milton Babbitt, 1974 "...and a time for peace" ("...v'eyt shalom") by Richard Wernick, 1951 Quick Fit by Sarah Wernick Richard R. Bradley III, 2003 Quick Fit by Sarah Wernick Richard R. Bradley III, 2005-01-01 After 500 years, old Crookback can still kick up a fuss by Robert Wernick, 1985

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61. Folk Music Performer Index - Wee To Wez
    Weissman, Dick (richard) Appearance as principal performer East Virginia (East Virginia wernick,Pete Appearance as principal performer All the Good Times Are  
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    Extractions: All Gone Now It's All Gone Now Carryon Camp Chase It's All Gone Now Carryon Fall On My Knees Visits Heritage (Galax) 033 (1981), cut # 34 George Ainsley's Tune It's All Gone Now Carryon I've Got the Mourning Blues (Morning Blues) It's All Gone Now Carryon Jaybird It's All Gone Now Carryon Joy Rag It's All Gone Now Carryon Knoxville Rag It's All Gone Now Carryon Limehouse Blues It's All Gone Now Carryon Nobody's Business It's All Gone Now Carryon Old Jimmy Sutton (Jimmy Sutton) It's All Gone Now Carryon Rastus It's All Gone Now Carryon Red Hot Breakdown It's All Gone Now Carryon Rye Straw (Ryestraw) It's All Gone Now Carryon Sugar in the Gourd It's All Gone Now

62. Richard Wernick | Musiques.mysic.com
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63. Boston Landmarks Orchestra
    He has worked with and performed new pieces by such composers as richard wernick,richard Danielpour, Alexander Goehr, Dan Coleman, John Peel, Vladimir Martynow  
    http://www.landmarksorchestra.org/blo_guests.html
    
    Extractions: Emmanuel Rossfelder, Guitar Guitarist Emmanuel Rossfelder was born in 1973 in Paris. He began studying the guitar at the age of five and the jury at the Conservatoire National in Aix-en- Provence unanimously awarded him First Prize. At the age of fourteen, he continued studying with Alexandre Lagoya at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique in Paris, where he was unanimously awarded two First Prizes in 1991 and 1992. Emmanuel has also been acknowledged by the presentation of several international awards: First Prize at the Masters de la Guitare in Paris, Grand Prix Special Pierre Salvy (French Minister of Culture), Third Prize at the International Stotsenberg Competition in Los Angeles and Fifth Prize at the International Walcourt Competition in Belgium. He has performed at many French Festivals such as the Young Soloist Festival in Antibes, labeaume Festival, Hossegor Festival, Young Performers Festival, Musical Nights in Mazaugues, and Music in the Vineyards. He has also performed as a soloist with the Cannes Regional Orchestra (Philippe Bender), Nice National Orchestra (Klaus Weise), Lamoureux Concerts Orchestra (Roger Boutry), Paris Soloists (Didier Benetti) and the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra (Janos Furst), and played in the most famous French concert-halls, including: Chantier Naval Opera in Antibes, Palais des Congres in Juan les Pins, Palais du Pharo in Marseilles, Salle Gaveau, Salle Cortot and Musee d'Orsay in Paris, Theatre de Rouen, Opera National du Rhin in Strasbourg, Palais des Congres in Paris. and Bibliotheque Nationale de France.

64. SCORES
    wernick, richard Violin Sonata for violin - TPC. STRING QUARTET. wernick,richard - Duettino for oboe and violin - TPC 114-41010.  
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    Extractions: PIANO Amaral, Pedro - Transmutations Amlin, Martin - Piano Sonata No.7 - TPC 410-41332 Blatny, Pavel - In memoriam Federico Fellini - NELA Cage, John - Prepared Piano Music Volume 1 1940-47 - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886a Cage, John - Baccanale - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886a Cage, John - And the Earth Shall Bear Again - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886a Cage, John - In the Name of the Holocaust - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886a Cage, John - Primitive - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886a Cage, John - Tossed As it is Untrouble - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886a Cage, John - Our Spring will come - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886a Cage, John - The Perilous Night - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886a Cage, John - Root of un Unfocus - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886b Cage, John - Prelude for meditation - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886b Cage, John - The Unavailable memory of - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886b Cage, John - A valentine out of season - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886b Cage, John - Spontaneous Earth - C.F Peters Corporation No. 67886b

65. Richard Wernick - Piano Sonata No. 2
    This page includes information about the book richard wernick Piano Sonata No.2. http//www.PianoHarbor.com/index.html, richard wernick - Piano Sonata No. 2.  
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    Extractions: Of all of the musical selections by composer Richard Wernick, "Piano Sonata No. 2" is without a doubt one of the finest. This great arrangement has been written to fully showcase your musical talent and ability though lots of captivating rhythms, time signatures and melodies. If you are looking for the perfect piece to play for your next performance, this is it! Navigating this web site: From any page on this web site, you will have several standard navigational links. Across the top of the page you have links for "Home", "Shopping Cart", "Contact Us" and "Search". Clicking on "Home" will always bring you back to the web site's home page. Clicking "Shopping Cart" will take you to your shopping cart. This page will show you the items that you have selected for purchase. You can also adjust the quantities of the items you have selected. This is also where you will begin the "checkout" process. Clicking on "Contact Us" will display our phone number, mailing address, email address and phone hours. When you click on "Search", you will be taken to our search engine, where you will be able to search by song title, performer, composer, or source of a song.

66. Meet The Composer
    from the University of Pennsylvania, where he studied with Jay Riese, ChinaryUng, and his father, the Pulitzer Prizewinning composer richard wernick.  
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    Extractions: Meet The Composer Adam Wernick by Peter Burwasser "I guess I'll get used to not having a car." Local audiences probably know Wernick best for the music he wrote for the Wilma production of Tom Stoppard's Arcadia , but there's much more to this 34-year-old's busy career. It wasn't until he started college that Wernick ultimately decided to compose music. Actually, Wernick always wanted to be an actor. Not surprisingly, he has ended up finding most of his work in musical theater, writing incidental music for such works as Cyrano de Bergerac and As You Like It . Even when he is not writing for stage productions, there is a dramatic sensibility to his writing. "I find it hard to think of music purely on its own terms," says Wernick. "My ideas tend to come from dramatic situations." Case in point: the beautifully crafted song he wrote for the "Aids Quilt Songbook," which was performed last season by Orchestra 2001. The song was a setting of Wernick's own poetry, but in a translation. It is difficult to discern the language; perhaps it is Hebrew. Wernick grins. "That's what most people say. But it is really a made-up language, with some Hebrew, but also Latin and Sanskrit. I don't like to write in English. The sounds don't flow well. So I 'translated' my poem to fit the shape of the music."

67. MetaEUREKA Metasearch
    http//www.library.upenn.edu/music/musicnew.html - Site info - Alexa info 3. wernick,richard Biographical data, CDs, books and sheet music, other information  
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68. American Serious Contemporary
    Warren, Elinor Remick; Weisgall, Hugo; Welcher, Dan; wernick, richard;Wilder, Alec (19071980); Wolff, Christian; Woolf, Randall; Wuorinen  
    http://www.geocities.com/musiclassical/composers/amcomp.html
    
    Extractions: COMPOSERS Links: American Composers Forum Links American Composers Bureau Links American Composers Alliance American Music Links ... The History of American Classical Music MacDowell Through Minimalism by John Warthen Struble, John Warthen Sturble, Philip Glass Library of Congress, Music Light Instrumental Music Composers Light Music Hall of Fame Members The American Music Center ... US Opera Composers Major American

69. Richard Wernick | Music.mysic.com
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70. Popular Music: Richard Wernick
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71. BLC/BAML: Boston Area Music Libraries. Projects. Scores.
    Translate this page wernick, richard, 1934 -. (BOS). Wildhorn, Frank. (BOS). Williams, John,1932 -. (BOS). Weston, Trevor. (TFW). Wiley, David. (TFW). Winkler, Todd.(RBN).  
    http://www.wesleyan.edu/nemla/baml/blcm-prj.htm
    
    Extractions: Master Alphabetical List Contributing Libraries: Boston University (BOS), Brandeis (MBB), Brown (RBN), MIT (MYG), Tufts (TFW), UMASS-Amherst (AUM), Wellesley (WEL). Absil, Jean, 1893 - 1974 (BOS) Adler, Samuel, 1928- (BOS) Albert, Stephen (BOS) Albright, William, 1944-1992 (BOS) Alexander, Liana, 1947- (BOS) Amram, David, 1930- (BOS) Amy, Gilbert, 1936- (BOS) Anderson, Leroy, 1908 - 1975 (BOS) Anderson, T.J. (TFW) Andrieesen, Louis (1939- ) (BOS, WEL) Antoniou, Theodore, 1935 (BOS) Argento, Dominick, 1927- (BOS) Arma, Paul, 1904-1987 (BOS) Arnold, Malcolm, 1921- (BOS) Bach, Jan (BOS) Badings, Henk, 1970-1987 (BOS) Baeck, Sven-Erik, 1919- (BOS) Bainbridge, Simon, 1952- (BOS) Baird, Tadeusz, (1928-1981) (BOS) Baksa, Robert (BOS) Balassa, Sándor, (1935-) (BOS) Banfield, William (TFW) Bank, Jacques, 1943- (BOS) Barab, Seymour (BOS) (BOS) Bartaud, Henry, 1900- (BOS) Bassett, Leslie, (1923-) (BOS) Baur, Jurg, 1918-

72. Www.loc.gov/today/pr/1997/97-008
    Quartet; Christopher Rouse and the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center; BrightSheng and the Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra; richard wernick and the  
    http://www.loc.gov/today/pr/1997/97-008
    
    Extractions: dalh)***PR97-08 Koussevitzky Commissions Announced January 23, 1997 Press contact: Helen Dalrymple (202) 707-1940 Public contact: Kevin LaVine (202) 707-3686 KOUSSEVITZKY COMMISSIONS ANNOUNCED The Serge Koussevitzky Music Foundation in the Library of Congress and the Koussevitzky Music Foundation Inc. have awarded commissions for new musical works to 11 composers. The commissions are being granted jointly by the foundations and the performing organizations that will present the newly composed works. Award winners and the groups co-sponsoring their commissions are: Franco Donatoni and the Los Angeles Philharmonic; Robert Helps and the Dunsmuir String Quartet; Donald Martino and the Parnassus Contemporary Music Ensemble; David Rakowski and Ensemble 21; Steve Reich and cellist Maya Beiser; Morris Rosenzweig and the Abramyan String Quartet; Christopher Rouse and the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center; Bright Sheng and the Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra; Richard Wernick and the Mohawk Trail Concerts; Richard Wilson and the American Symphony Orchestra; and Charles Wuorinen and the Milwaukee and Berkeley symphony orchestras. The Serge Koussevitzky Music Foundation and the Koussevitzky Music Foundation of New York, founded in 1950 and 1942, respectively, perpetuate Koussevitzky's lifelong efforts to encourage contemporary composers. Serge Koussevitzky was appointed conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1924 and served in that post for 25 years. He died in 1951. Works commissioned by him and the two foundations include established masterpieces such as Benjamin Britten's Peter Grimes and Bela Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra. Commissions are awarded annually and on a competitive basis, and are open to performing organizations or individuals and to composers without regard to national origin or affiliation. Groups must submit the name of a composer whose work they would like to commission jointly with the foundations, and they must undertake to perform the work within two years of its completion. Manuscripts of commissioned works are deposited in the Music Division of the Library of Congress. The Los Angeles Philharmonic joins the foundations in commissioning a new work from composer Franco Donatoni. Born in 1927 in Verona, Italy, Mr. Donatoni studied in Milan and Bologna before enrolling at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome, where he was a pupil of Ildebrando Pizzetti. He has received numerous honors, awards and commissions, including the Lieges, Radio Luxembourg and ISCM prizes, and in 1968 he received a Koussevitzky foundations commission for his Orts, for chamber ensemble. Mr. Donatoni presently is a professor of composition at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena, as well as at professional academies in Milan, Biella and Brescia. A native of Passaic, N.J., composer Robert Helps was born in 1928. He studied at the Juilliard School of Music and was a student of Roger Sessions. A pianist as well as a composer, Mr. Helps is very active as both a soloist and chamber music pianist, and he has been featured in recitals throughout the United States. He is noted particularly for his interpretations of 20th century piano repertoire, of which he has made several recordings. Currently on the music faculty at the University of South Florida, Mr. Helps is a recipient of awards in composition from the National Endowment for the Arts, and from the Guggenheim, Ford and Froom foundations, among many others. The California-based Dunsmuir Piano Quartet join the Koussevitzky Foundations in sponsoring Mr. Helps's new chamber work. This marks the second Koussevitzky commission for composer Donald Martino, whose Fantasies and Impromptus for piano solo was completed in 1981. Mr. Martino was born in Plainfield, N.J. in 1931. He attended Syracuse and Princeton Universities and studied composition with Ernst Bacon, Roger Sessions, Milton Babbitt and Luigi Dallapiccola. Mr. Martino has served on the music faculties of several institutions, including Princeton, Yale, Brandeis and Harvard Universities. His many awards include two Fulbright grants, three Guggenheim fellowships, the 1985 Kennedy Center Friedheim Competition, and a Naumburg Award, which resulted in the composition of his Notturno (1973) and for which he was awarded the 1974 Pulitzer Prize in music. Mr. Martino's commission is awarded jointly by the foundations and the Parnassus Contemporary Music Ensemble of New York. The contemporary music group Ensemble 21 commissions with the foundations a new chamber work from American composer David Rakowski. Born in St. Albans, Vt., in 1958, Mr. Rakowski holds degrees from the New England Conservatory of Music and Princeton University; he has studied with Milton Babbitt and Luciano Berio. He is the recipient of several awards and fellowships, including those from the Guggenheim, Fromm and Rockefeller Foundations, the National Endowment for the Arts, and from the American Academy in Rome. Mr. Rakowski is currently a professor of music at Columbia University. He is also a well-known creator of digital typefaces for IBM and Macintosh computers, and he has written software for computer-assisted ear training. Composer Steve Reich is commissioned by the foundations and cellist Maya Beiser, in conjunction with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to create a work for cello soloist and pre-recorded tape. Born in New York in 1936, Mr. Reich graduated with honors in philosophy from Cornell University. He subsequently studied composition with Hall Overton, with William Bergsma and Vincent Persichetti at the Juilliard School of Music, and with Darius Milhaud and Luciano Berio at Mills College. Mr. Reich has also studied African drumming, Balinese gamelan music, and the traditional chant of the Hebrew scriptures. The composer has received numerous honors, such as a Fromm Foundation commission, a Rockefeller Foundation grant, a Guggenheim fellowship, and a previous commission from the Koussevitzky Foundations for his Three Movements for Orchestra, completed in 1986. The Abramyan String Quartet joins the foundations in commissioning a new work from composer Morris Rosenzweig, a faculty member at the University of Utah. Mr. Rosenzweig studied at the Eastman School of Music, the University of Pennsylvania, and Columbia University. He has received fellowships from the MacDowell Colony and the Composers Conference, as well as the McCurdy, Nietche, Rappoport and International Horn Society awards in composition. Mr. Rosenzweig conducts the Chamber Players of the League - ISCM in New York and serves as guest conductor with many other ensembles. Christopher Rouse's commission is awarded jointly by the foundations and the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center for the composition of a septet for winds and strings. Currently a professor of composition at the Eastman School of Music, Mr. Rouse's many honors include awards from the League of Composers - ISCM, the National Endowment for the Arts, a Guggenheim fellowship, the 1988 Kennedy Center Friedheim Award, and the 1993 Pulitzer Prize for music for his Trombone Concerto (1991). Born in Baltimore in 1949, Mr. Rouse has received degrees from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music and Cornell University, and he has studied primarily with George Crumb, Karel Husa, Richard Hoffman and Robert Palmer. The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra co-sponsors a new work from composer Bright Sheng. Born in Shanghai in 1955, Mr. Sheng spent seven years in Chinghai province, located near the Tibetan border, performing and studying folk music of the region. He moved to the United States in 1982 and subsequently attended Queens College, the City University of New York, and Columbia University. Among his teachers were Leonard Bernstein, Jack Beeson, Chou Wen-Chung, George Perle and Hugo Weisgall. Mr. Sheng has received honors from the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Guggenheim, Rockefeller, Naumburg and Jerome foundations, among others. Mr. Sheng has also served as composer-in-residence at institutions such as the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Seattle Symphony Orchestra and the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. In addition to composition, Mr. Sheng is active as a pianist, lecturer and conductor throughout the United States and abroad. Richard Wernick, born in Boston in 1934, studied composition with Irving Fine, Harold Shapero and Arthur Berger at Brandeis University, and with Leon Kirchner at Mills College. He pursued further study in composition with Boris Blacher and Aaron Copland, and in conducting with Leonard Bernstein and Seymour Lipkin. At the beginning of his career as a composer, Mr. Wernick was very active in writing for theater, film and television productions. Since that time, he has been a member of the music faculties of the State University of New York at Buffalo and the University of Chicago, and he presently teaches at the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Wernick has received a Guggenheim Fellowship and grants from the Ford Foundation and the National Institute of Arts and Letters. In 1977 he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Music for his Visions of Terror and Wonder (1976), for mezzo-soprano and orchestra. The Mohawk Trail Concerts, based in Shelburne Falls, Mass., co-commissions Mr. Wernick for the composition of an original work for violin, viola and cello. The American Symphony Orchestra joins the foundations in sponsoring a new orchestral work from its composer-in-residence, Richard Wilson. A native of Cleveland, Mr. Wilson attended Harvard and Rutgers universities. Since 1966 he has been on the music faculty of Vassar College. Mr. Wilson has received numerous commissions and awards, including those from the Naumburg Foundation, the Hinrichsen Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and a Guggenheim Fellowship. His works are written for a wide range of musical genres, from chamber works to opera, and they have been performed by musical ensembles throughout the world. Mr. Wilson is also very active as a lecturer and piano soloist. In conjunction with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and the Berkeley Symphony Orchestra, the Koussevitzky Foundations have awarded a third commission to Charles Wuorinen to compose a large work for guitar and orchestra. Mr. Wuorinen was born in New York in 1938, and studied composition with Otto Luening, Jack Beeson and Vladimir Ussachevsky at Columbia University. He has served as faculty member and visiting lecturer at institutions such as the Manhattan School of Music, Columbia University, Princeton University, the New England Conservatory of Music, the Berkshire Music Center, and the universities of Iowa, South Florida, and California. Mr. Wuorinen's many honors and grants include two Guggenheim fellowships, four BMI awards, two Rockefeller Foundation fellowships, and a Pulitzer Prize for his Time's Encomium (1970), for orchestra and pre-recorded tape. Mr. Wuorinen is also noted for his virtuosity as a pianist and conductor. As a writer and lecturer, he is regarded as an eloquent proponent of contemporary music. He has been actively involved in the establishment of several musical organizations such as the influential Group for Contemporary Music and the American Composers Orchestra. # # # PR97-08 1-23-97 ISSN 0731-3527 ***updated 2/12/97

73. Physician Contact Info
    Local Offices. RA Connect. Message Boards. Juvenile Arthritis. Focus On You. PhysicianContact Information. Name richard wernick, MD. Specialty Rheumatologist.  
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74. USM CatServ >> Resources >> Local Tools >> Composer Cutter List, W-Z
    Weldon, John, .W4536. Wells, David L. .W455. Werder, Felix, .W457. wernick, richard,.W4576. Whear, Paul W. .W4579. White, Donald H. .W458. White, David Ashley, .W4582.  
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    Extractions: (Diacritical marks have beeen omitted; listing is by Cutter numbers decimally) A-D E-G H-J K-M ... Z W Composer Name Cutter no. Wagenseil, Georg Christoph Wagner, Richard Wagner, Melinda Wagner, Naphtali Wailly, Paul de Walker, Douglas Walker, George Walker, Gwyneth Walters, Harold L. Walther, Johann Gottfried Walton, William Ward, Robert Warlock, Peter Warren, Harry Warren, Ron L. Waterhouse, Graham Watson, Walter Robert Wayne, Bernie Weast, Robert Weathers, Keith Webb, Jimmy Weber, Carl Maria von Weber, Alain Webern, Anton Weelkes, Thomas Wehr, James Weill, Kurt Weille, F. Blair

75. American Symphony Orchestra - Leon Botstein
    Joseph Joachim with violinist Elmar Oliviera (Carlton Classics) and a series of contemporaryworks by richard Wilson, Robert Starer, richard wernick, and Meyer  
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    Extractions: Music Director Leon Botstein is Music Director and Principal Conductor of the American Symphony Orchestra, which performs its main subscription season at Avery Fisher Hall as part of Lincoln Center Presents Great Performers. He also leads the Orchestra in the very popular series Classics Declassified (a series of educational concerts for adult listeners at Miller Theatre), as well as an upcoming concert series at the new Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts at Bard College. His most recent recording with the American Symphony Orchestra, a live recording for Telarc of Strauss's opera Die ägyptische Helena with Deborah Voigt, will be available in June 2003. Gliere's Symphony No. 3, "Ilya Muramets," with the London Symphony Orchestra has just been released. He has also led the London Philharmonic in Max Reger's Böcklin Tone Poems and Romantic Suite, Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra, and music of Karol Szymanowski. Other recordings for Telarc include symphonies of Karl Amadeus Hartmann, Dohnányi's D-Minor Symphony, and Bruckner's Leon Botstein studied violin with Roman Totenberg and conducting with James Yannatos, Richard Wernick, and Harold Farberman. He is also a prominent scholar of music. He serves as editor of Musical Quarterly, and is currently working on a book entitled The History of Listening. For his contributions to music he has received Harvard University's prestigious Centennial Medal, as well as the Cross of Honour from the government of Austria. Since 1975, he has been president of Bard College in New York.

76. Classical Guitar
    Weiss, Silvius L./Flower, Five Lute Pieces, 18S, $ 7.95. wernick, richard, TrochaicTrot, 32, $ 7.95. Werthmuller, Franz, Sonata in la Maggiore Op.17, 32, $ 17.50.  
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    Extractions: CONSERVATORY COMPOSER TITLE Note LOCI PRICE Adame, Rafael Concierto Clasico Piano Ahnfelt, Oscar Blott en Dag (Day by Day) Albeniz, Isaac /Azpiazu Asturias : Leyenda Preludio Albeniz, Isaac /Barbosa-Lima Cordoba Albeniz, Isaac /Abloniz Granada (Suite Espanola) Albeniz, Isaac /Gruszka Sevilla Op.47 Albeniz, Isaac /Barrueco Suite Espanola (5 parts) Op.47 Albeniz, Isaac /Kraft Albeniz, Mateo /Cochran Sonata D Major Andrushko, Andryi Hutsul Rhapsody Asafiev, Boris /Gilardino Concerto (with Orchestra on CD) /CD Bach, JS /Block Bach for the Guitar Bach, JS /Block Bach Again for the Guitar Bach, JS /Wallach Your Pick of Bach CD/TAB Bach, JS Allemande BWV996 (Lute Suite #1) Bach, JS /Pincus JS. Bach in Tablature : Volume 1 (Beg-Inter) CD/TAB Bach, JS /Sanchez Bach, JS Sheep May Safely Graze (Low D Tuning) Bach, JS Sleepers, Awake (Low D Tuning) Bach, JS /Gruszka Sonata BWV1001 Bach, JS /Parkening Parkening Plays Bach (10 Transcriptions) Beethoven, L.

77. Muse
    MU 780.8 M423 v128. wernick, richard. The Masterpiece of contemporary scores.v. 211 Cadenzas and variations ?(for violin alone). MU 780.8 M423 v211.  
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    Extractions: V Vacchi, Fabio. The Masterpiece of contemporary scores. v. 208 : Fantasia MU 780.8 M423 v208 Varese, Edgard. The Masterpiece of contemporary scores. v. 67 : Octandre MU 780.8 M423 v67 Varese, Edgard. The Masterpiece of modern scores. v. 141 : Ionisation MU 780.8 M423a v141 Varese, Edgard. The Masterpiece of modern scores. v. 143 : Arcana MU 780.8 M423a v143 Varese, Edgard. The Masterpiece of modern scores. v. 144 : Offrandes MU 780.8 M423a v144 Varese, Edgard. The Masterpiece of modern scores. v. 145 : Deserts MU 780.8 M423a v145 Varese, Edgard. The Masterpiece of modern scores. v. 146 : Octandre . MU 780.8 M423a v146 Varese, Edgard. The Masterpiece of modern scores. v. 147 : Integrales MU 780.8 M423a v147 Veracini, Francesco Maria [º£¶óÄ¡´Ï ó¢] . 1 : Piano Part : ÇùÁÖ°îdzÀÇ ¼Ò³ªÅ¸ = Concerto Sonata MU 787.1 V474vK v1 Veracini, Francesco Maria [º£¶óÄ¡´Ï ó¢] . 2 : Violin Part: ÇùÁÖ°îdzÀÇ ¼Ò³ªÅ¸ = Concerto Sonata MU 787.1 V474vK v2

78. Results In Surrey Competitions
    Sweetman, Bernard (119954H), 90B, 1 0, 140, wernick Cup. Jones,richard W (154657A), 100B, ½ - ½, 100, Ashtead Club Tournament01/02.  
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    Extractions: Opponent Grade Result Perf. Game Context Bracewell, Ken (182239B) Wernick Cup Bracewell, Ken (182239B) Wernick Cup Matthews, Simon (170063H) Wernick Cup Morris, Stan (115837F) Wernick Cup Morris, Stan (115837F) Wernick Cup Procyk, Gregory (178019A) Wernick Cup Procyk, Gregory (178019A) Wernick Cup Procyk, Gregory (178019A) Wernick Cup Procyk, Gregory (178019A) Wernick Cup Sweetman, Bernard (119954H) Wernick Cup Sweetman, Bernard (119954H) Wernick Cup Dunbar-Miller, Alexandra (TEMP82) Ashtead Club Tournament 01/02 Foreman, Keith D (164658J) Ashtead Club Tournament 01/02 Griffin, Dominic N (205874B) Ashtead Club Tournament 01/02 Jones, Richard W (154657A) Ashtead Club Tournament 01/02 O'Neill, Tom (244044B) Ashtead Club Tournament 01/02 Partington, Anna G (185286D) Ashtead Club Tournament 01/02 Waldock, Adrian DP (120944K) Ashtead Club Tournament 01/02 Warner, Marion (122659K) Ashtead Club Tournament 01/02 Watts, David J (182895C)

79. Modern Composers Dates List
    Weill, Kurt (19001950) Weisgall, Hugo (b. 1912) Weiss, Adolph (1891-1971) Wellesz,Egon (1885-1974) Wen-chung, Chou (b. 1923) wernick, richard (b. 1934) Willan  
    http://pigseye.kennesaw.edu/~dchapman/

80. [Half Day Bluegrass]Special Concert News From Half Day
    Grisman, Tony Trischka, Ricky Skaggs, Tony Rice, Peter Rowan, Don Stover, Bill Harrell,Del McCoury, JD Crowe, Hill Keith, Pete wernick, richard Greene, Joe  
    http://lists.halfdaybluegrass.com/pipermail/halfday1/2002-October/000006.html
    
    Extractions: Sun, 13 Oct 2002 15:09:55 -0500 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... http://www.nevinslive.com/"=20 target=3D_blank>Nevin's Live</A><BR>1450 Sherman Ave. <BR>Evanston, IL = 60201</P> <P align=3Dcenter><STRONG>Time:</STRONG><BR>8 pm</P> <P align=3Dcenter><B>Tickets:</B><BR>$12</P> <P align=3Dcenter><B>For ticket purchase and info:</B><BR>Nevins: (847)=20 869-0450<BR><A href=3D" http://www.mossware.com/FrankLesn.html" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

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