81. Buy VIOLONCELLO / CELLO Scores : CLASSICAL bright sheng Seven Tunes Heard in China (Cello), bright sheng Seven Tunes Heardin China (Cello) Composed by bright sheng, edited by Yoyo Ma. For cello. http://www.free-scores.com/boutique/blanc/boutique-uk-style.php?CATEGORIE=301&st

82. Calendar For July 2002 Jul 16, The Silver River chamber opera, music by bright sheng, libretto by DavidHenry Hwang, NYC Lincoln Ctr., John Jay theatre, 830pm, (212) 721-6500. http://members.tripod.com/~tfeng/cal02-07b.htm

Calendar for July 2002b Date Artist(s)/Event Place Time Info./Tix Jul 15 Orchid Ensemble (erhu, zheng, marimba) Victoria by the Sea, PEI - Victoria Playhouse ?pm Jul 15 Toshiko Akiyoshi's Jazz Orchestra NYC - Birdland Jul 15 Atsushi Miura (folk) Charlottesville, VA - Tokyo Rose Jul 15 Yoko Noge's Jazz Me Blues Chicago - HotHouse 8pm (7pm - swing dance lessons) Jul 15 Amendola/Hirahara/Sickafoose Trio Oakland - Yoshi's Jul 15 ee (rock/pop) Oakland - Talk of the Town ?pm Jul 15, 16 Orange County Fair Costa Mesa - OCF winery Jul 16 "The Silver River" chamber opera, music by Bright Sheng, libretto by David Henry Hwang NYC - Lincoln Ctr., John Jay theatre Jul 16 Annie Lin (singer/songwriter) NYC - Bitter End Jul 16 Kodo (Jpnz. perc.) Greenville, SC - Peace Ctr. ?pm Jul 16 Puffy Ami Yumi Minneapolis - Quest Jul 16 Art Hirahara (piano) SF - Zuni Cafe Jul 17 Annie Lin Red Bank, NJ - Internet Cafe Jul 17 Puffy Ami Yumi Chicago - Park West ?pm Jul 17 Magno Atlanta - Padriacs Jul 17 Van's Warped Tour : includes Home Grown (pop/punk) Calgary - Race City Motorpark Jul 17 The Clarendon Hills and other bands Oakland - 4830 Telegraph Ave.

83. Online NewsHour: An American's Persepctive -- July 3, 1998 bright sheng is a composer and conductor of classical music and a professor at theUniversity of Michigan. NIEN CHENG I'm delighted. bright sheng Yes, I do. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/asia/july-dec98/perspectives_7-3.html

AN AMERICAN'S PERSPECTIVE July 3, 1998 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Transcript After a background piece by Spencer Michels , Elizabeth Farnsworth discusses the President's trip to China with four prominent Chinese-Americans. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Now the President's trip as seen by four Chinese-Americans. Nien Cheng is the author of "Life and Death in Shanghai," an account of her six-year imprisonment during the Chinese cultural revolution. She was born in Beijing and now lives in Washington, D.C.; Eric Liu is a former speechwriter for President Clinton and author of the "Accidential Asian," which explores what it means to be Chinese-American. He was born in the United States and is enrolled now at Harvard Law School. Bright Sheng is a composer and conductor of classical music and a professor at the University of Michigan. He was born in Shanghai and came to the United States in 1982. He comes to us tonight from a television newsroom in Detroit. And Maxine Hong Kingston is the author of "The Woman Warrior" and "China Men," among other works. She was born in Stockton, California, and teaches English at the University of California, Berkeley. Thank you all for being with us. Nien Cheng, do you agree with what we just heard the President say, that there will be democracy in China? NIEN CHENG, Author: Yes. I think so too. I agree with what he said. I was born in 1915. I have lived through the Chinese-many Chinese regimes: The Peking government warlord era, the Nationalist government, and the Communist government, and Mao Tse Tung. I think the present leadership is the best China ever had.

84. 6 bright sheng, born in Shanghai, China on 6 December 1955, started pianostudies with his mother at the age of four. After graduating http://www.chineseperformingarts.net/composer6.htm

Bright Sheng , born in Shanghai, China on 6 December 1955, started piano studies with his mother at the age of four. After graduating from high school during the Cultural Revolution he was one of the first students accepted by the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, where he earned his undergraduate degree in music composition. In 1982, he moved to New York, where he attended Queens College, CUNY, and Columbia University. Among his main teachers were Leonard Bernstein, Chou Wen-chung, Mario Davidovsky, George Perle, and Hugo Weisgall. Sheng has received a number of prizes in China including Chamber Music Composition and Art Song Competition. In the United States he has received awards and prizes from the National Endowment for the Arts, American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, the Illinois Council on the Arts, The Naumburg Foundation, The Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust, and the Guggenheim Foundation. Sheng was the artistic director of the San Francisco Symphony's "Wet Ink 93" Festival and composer-in-residence with the 1993 Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. In April 1992 he began a two-year tenure as composer-in-residence with the Seattle Symphony; during 1994/95 he served as Artist-in-Residence for the University of Washington. Sheng is the former composer-in-residence of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, where his opera, The Song of Majnun , set to a libretto by Andrew Porter, premiered in April 1992.

85. Neu Bei BIS bright sheng,Klavier Wu Man, Pipa. BIS 501138. bright sheng (geb. http://www.classicdisc.de/bis.htm

Vertrieb exklusiver Klassiklabel Die Neuen: Robert Schumann Originalwerke und Transkriptionen für Klarinette und Klavier Martin Fröst, Klarinette Roland Pöntinen, Klavier BIS 500944 Robert Schumann wurde oft vorgeworfen, er habe Probleme mit der Instrumentation seiner Werke gehabt; und auch in seinen hauptsächlich 1849 entstandenen Instrumentalduos sind die Angaben des Komponisten durchaus nicht eindeutig. Der Grund hierfür mag sein, dass Schumann eine abstraktere Vorstellung seiner Musik hatte; und schon der Titel "Phantasiestücke“ weist auf einen freieren Umgang mit musikalischen Formen hin. Ob es sich aber um die genannten Phantasiestücke op.73, die Romanzen op.94 oder Transkriptionen von Liedern handelt, stets erweist sich die Paarung von Klarinette und Klavier als ideal, um die spezielle Stimmung von Schumanns romantischer Klangwelt wiederzugeben. Martin Fröst und Roland Pöntinen, zwei international begehrte Solisten finden in der neu erschienen Aufnahme zu einer einzigartigen Homogenität, die aus dem intimen Charakter der Stücke vollauf gerecht wird. Sonaten für Blockflöte und B.c.

86. Breaking News The program, with performances by Musicians of the Philharmonic, focuses on themusic of bright sheng, whose Concerto for Piano, Cello, Pipa, Chinese Wind http://www.arts4all.com/newsletter/breakingnews/breakingnews.asp?bb=1963&sid=13

87. Katalog - Wirtualna Polska Serwis Katalog w Wirtualna Polska S.A. pierwszy portal w Polsce. http://katalog.wp.pl/DMOZ/Arts/Music/Composition/Composers/S/Sheng%2C_Bright

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88. Konzerthaus Dortmund / Online Musik Magazin Faszinierende SyntheseBright sheng im 2. Philharmonischen Konzert in Dortmund Von Martin Rohr. http://www.omm.de/veranstaltungen/konzerte20022003/DO-021105.html

Konzerte 5. November 2002 Konzerthaus Dortmund Bright Sheng "Nanking! Nanking!" Dmitri Schostakowitsch Sinfonie Nr. 7 C-Dur op. 60 "Leningrader" Philharmonisches Orchester Dortmund Yang Wei, Pipa Arthur Fagen, Dirigent Faszinierende Synthese Bright Sheng im 2. Philharmonischen Konzert in Dortmund Von Martin Rohr "Leningrader" Sinfonie "Nanking! Nanking!" "Leningrader Sinfonie" Allegretto Ihre Meinung ? Schreiben Sie uns einen Leserbrief Da capo al Fine http://www.omm.de Email: konzerte@omm.de - Fine -

89. OPERA America Newsroom for The Santa Fe Opera. The first, Madame Mao by ChineseAmericanBright sheng, is scheduled for performance in the 2003 season. http://www.operaam.org/nrsanta.htm

Three American Composers to Write for the Santa Fe Opera Information on New Operas Bright Sheng, 2003 Theodore Shapiro, 2004 Aaron Jay Kernis, 2006 Three outstanding American composers are writing full-scale operas for The Santa Fe Opera . The first, Madame Mao by Chinese-American Bright Sheng, is scheduled for performance in the 2003 season. Citing the company’s long standing commitment to new works, Mr. Gaddes revealed that Theodore Shapiro will undertake a major work for the 2004 season and Aaron Jay Kernis in 2006, the company’s fiftieth anniversary season. "Beginning with our very first commission in 1957 (The Tower by Marvin David Levy ), The Santa Fe Opera, under the leadership of founder John Crosby, has become widely known for its support of composers and the performance of their works," commented Mr. Gaddes. "Some of the most important names in composition received early visibility in Santa Fe Carlisle Floyd, Peter Lieberson, Tobias Picker, Hans Werner Henze, to name just a few. The presentation of new works has been a hallmark of The Santa Fe Opera, and one that we plan to continue vigorously. We hope to present works that will enter the standard repertory, as a result of their musical excellence, their compelling subjects and the artistic standards achieved in their premieres," he said. Bright Sheng, winner of a 2001 MacArthur Foundation "Genius Award," is 46. Born in China, Mr. Sheng’s life was affected by the Cultural Revolution and his music is very much an expression of his life and experiences in China. Educated at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music where he earned his undergraduate degree, Mr. Sheng came to this country in 1982. He was composer in residence at the

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Find: The Database Home Page < Shchedrin,Rodion Konstantinovich To the Index Sheng,Bright >> Shell,Scott Anthony (1966-) Sex Male Comments Piece Written Duration Comments In 4 movements. Publisher American Music Center Inst. Flute, Oboe, Clarinet in Bb, Piano Inst. Oboe, Clarinet in Eb, Piano Grade Comments Piece for clarinets Written Duration Comments Publisher American Music Center Inst. Clarinet in Eb/Clarinet in Bb/Bass Clarinet Grade Comments Taylor-made duet Written Duration Comments Premiered by Angela Taylor, Flute, Jessica Taylor, Clarinet in Bb, and Rebecca Wagner, Piano, Nov. 20, 1989, Chicago, Ill. Publisher American Music Center Inst. Flute, Clarinet in Bb, Piano Grade Comments Prepared on Fri Jan 24 20:07:56 2003

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