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	VIAS Encyclopedia: Philip Hagar Smith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Smith was born on April 29, 1905, in Lexington, Massachusetts.
		During his schooling in Tuft, he started working with amateur radio (1ANB), and he was a musician as well.
		At that time, Smith said, this was one of the simplest patents, the secret lay in the number 1.65.
	www.vias.org /encyclopedia/bio_smith.html (251 words)

	ITG News: Philip Smith, Joseph Turrin at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
		Smith's own personal practice, he likes to be in a room containing a window with a view of trees in the distance.
		Smith at the 1997 ITG Conference in Göteborg, Sweden, this new sonata by the composer of Nightsongs is an exciting addition to the trumpet repertoire.
		Smith command of this extremely difficult work was enthusiastically received by all in attendance, and left many audience members in awe.
	www.trumpetguild.org /NTW1998/FN980422.html (970 words)

	Hopkinson Smith - Reviews
		In general, live performances are superior to recorded versions, but--unless you're privy to a recital in some royal chamber--recordings of lute music may be the best way to appreciate it fully.
		As was once said of the poet Philip Larkin, Smith is so good, he is useless as a model.
		Smith appears to be as dedicated a teacher and scholar as he is a musician.
	www.hopkinsonsmith.com /reviews/getreview.asp?id=4 (623 words)

	Philip CATHERINE : Biography
		Philip Catherine was born in London in 1942.
		Philip Catherine has received many awards, among others the "BIRD" Prize (90), together with Stan Getz, at the North Sea Festival and the "Django D'Or" (98) in Paris for 'Best European Jazz Artist', and recently the ZAMU 'Lifetime Achievement Award'.
		In 2003 Philip Catherine has mainly performed with his trio, a formula he particularly likes as it gives him the rhythmic support as well as freedom to unfold his wide palette of musical styles - from that irresistible groovy rock sound to the broad lyrical phrases of which he is a master.
	www.jazzinbelgium.org /mus/philcat.htm (590 words)

	NEWMAN,PHILIP
		Philip Newman was born in Manchester on the 12 May 1904 the son of Harris Newman, cantor of Manchester's Great Synagogue.
		Philip, his sister Pearl and brother Montague were exposed to good music as far back as they could remember.
		Young Philip Newman was on the road to success when he entered the Manchester College of Music to study with the Great Russian violin pedagogue Adolf Brodsky.
	www.cremona.u-net.com /newman.htm (2362 words)

	ITG Web Site - 2004 Ellsworth Smith Competition Report
		Smith, a Civil War veteran, lived in the Marietta area of Ohio, and was a life-long devotee of cornet playing.
		Philip Smith, chair of the judging panel, stated that he appreciated the preparation and effort that the competitors put into their performances, and that he was sorry that they could not all advance, but such is the nature of high-level competition.
		Smith said that he was ÒawestruckÓ by the performances of all three, and that he was thankful to have been able to witness and to be inspired by the example set by these young competitors.
	www.trumpetguild.org /resources/escreport.html (4550 words)

	Philip Smith (musician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Philip Smith is an eminent American classical trumpet player.
		Smith, born in the UK, is from a Salvation Army background.
		This article on a musician is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Philip_Smith_(musician) (72 words)

	Nyack - Music Faculty Performances (Nyack)
		Philip Smith joined the New York Philharmonic as Co-Principal Trumpet in October 1978, and assumed the position of Solo Principal Trumpet in June 1988.
		Smith was appointed to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra by Sir Georg Solti.
		Smith has been on the faculty at The Juilliard School, and has appeared as recitalist and clinician at the Caramoor International Music Festival, Grand Teton Music Festival, Swiss Brass Week, Breman (Germany) Trumpet Days, Oslo (Norway) Trumpet Week, Harmony Ridge (Vermont) Festival, Scotia Festival of Music and numerous International Trumpet Guild conferences.
	www.nyackcollege.edu /2005.php?page=MusicFacultyPerformances (1632 words)

	Philip Smith, Principal Trumpet, New York Philharmonic
		Smith has a long history as a cornet and trumpet soloist with Salvation Army bands.
		Philip Smith is the brilliant Principal Trumpet of the New York Philharmonic.
		The unabashed lyricism of Philip Smith's trumpet is clearly defined in a set of three songs in beautiful arrangements.
	www.cuppalove.com /Shopping/Details/B00000FDEJ.aspx (483 words)

	Suicide Page in Fuller Up, Dead Musician Directory
		Smith was born Steven Paul Smith in Nebraska; his mother was a singer and his father was a psychiatrist.
		Elliott Smith, 34, died in a hospital on Oct. 21 after his live-in girlfriend found him in their apartment with a stab wound to the chest.
		Smith was a favorite of rock music critics who admired his often dark, seemingly confessional songs, but he enjoyed only modest commercial success.
	www.elvispelvis.com /suicide.htm (9092 words)

	GBYSO News for the 1999-2000 Season
		Smith served as GBYSO's Board President for three years from 1988-1991 and was re-elected as President again in 1996.
		Philip Smith, former GBYSO President of the Board of Directors, stated: "I was so pleased when Federico told me that he would be available to be GBYSO's permanent Music Director.
		The top musicians were nominated by their school and private music teachers to submit an audition tape.
	www.gbyso.org /result.cfm?v=1&w=8&x=4&y=0&z=0&topic=content/about/news_99-00.cfm (1156 words)

	Eight generations of Joyce M. Tice Ancestors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Philip was born 1810 in Elmira (Near), Chemung County, New York.
		Philip died 1872 in Rutland Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 62.
		She married Matthew Smith+ 25 FEB 1796 in Ridgefield, Fairfield County, Connecticut.
	www.rootsweb.com /~srgp/jmtanc.htm (4069 words)

	Philip Ledger (Conductor, Organ, Harpsichord) - Short Biography
		The noted English conductor, organist, harpsichordist, pianist, editor and arranger, Philip (Stevens) Ledger, was educated at King’s College, Cambridge, and at the Royal College of Music, London.
		Philip Ledger served as Master of the Music at Chelmsford Cathedral from 1962 to 1965, and as director of music at the University of East Anglia from 1965 to 1973.
		Philip Ledger is a versatile musician, who is renowned as an elegant performer of early English music.
	www.bach-cantatas.com /Bio/Ledger-Philip.htm (192 words)

	Review Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		ome musicians who have already researched the outer limits of jazz and improv music are still looking for new areas to investigate.
		All the musicians had just participated in the three-day Dreamin’ California festival in Palermo, which itself was an outgrowth of the connections Sicilian alto saxophonist Gianni Gebbia had established with the Bay area’s fertile improv community.
		Suddenly, as Smith shuffle bows up and down his strings, one of the reedists produces a rooster crow, while the other buries his notes in stentorian territory.
	www.jazzword.com /nova/showreview.pl?item=artist&artist_id=102150&artist_name=Gino%20Robair (9639 words)

	Buddhism: A Concise Introduction -- book review
		Huston Smith and Philip Novak (described on the book’s jacket as “two luminaries in the field of world religions”) have succeeded in giving that taste without talking down to the intellectuals who like to make Buddhism their playground.
		As Smith and Novak correctly state: "All religions are paradoxical." When the Infinite takes form and is squeezed into the Finite, all attempts by the finite mind to comprehend and explain it will have to be, by their very nature, false in some way.
		But if one fixes, as Smith and Novak have done, on the life and basic teachings of the Buddha for a compass, the subject can be contained and understood even by such a layperson as this reviewer.
	www.curledup.com /buddhism.htm (785 words)

	John Psathas - Performances
		Evelyn Glennie and Philip Smith / Minnesota Orchestra / Leonard Slatkin (conductor)
		A charismatic performer and an outstanding musician, Canada’s premier percussionist Beverley Johnston is internationally recognised for her virtuosic and dynamic performances on a wide range of percussion instruments.
		She can also be heard as soloist or chamber musician on numerous other recordings.
	www.johnpsathas.com /pages/performances.html (1237 words)

	The Devilfinder Search Engine - Patti Smith to curate Meltdown - Finding Stuff Since 1979.
		Punk pioneer Patti Smith is to curate this year’s Meltdown Festival at the Royal Festival Hall in London in June.
		The poet and musician Patti Smith is to curate the South Bank Centre's Meltdown festival this June.
		Punk pioneer Patti Smith is to curate this year’s Meltdown Festival at the Royal Festival Hall in London.
	www.devilfinder.com /find.php?q=Patti+Smith+to+curate+Meltdown (4913 words)

	Linden Lab \| Management (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Philip Rosedale has an extensive background in the development and pioneering of streaming technology, having built his first computer in 4th grade, and started his first computer software company while still in high school.
		Prior to Catamount Ventures, Smith was the founder of drugstore.com (NASDAQ: DSCM), and served on its board of directors.
		In addition to founding drugstore.com, Smith co-founded and spent four years at Cybersmith, a retail store chain that showcased the latest advances in information technology and multimedia software.
	www.lindenlab.com /management.php (1977 words)

	Philip Smith, CNN Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		But Phil Smith was a player gifted enough to make it into Juilliard with no formal training -- then to the Chicago Symphony on his first audition; and then, while still in his 20s, to the New York Philharmonic as principal trumpet.
		A young lady who was a Salvationist and a professional trumpet player at the time got the ear of my dad and said, "You know, he ought to audition for Juilliard." I was accepted, and I got a bachelor's degree and a master's degree at Juilliard.
		And as a musician, it is going to be expressed in your music, in how well you play.
	www.adriangriffin.com /Philip%20Smith%20CNN.htm (4598 words)

	Center for Cultural Sociology > Annual Conference 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		While a competition closely resembles the ritual of the concert hall, its proceedings highlight issues of the performance craft and reveal the social processes and cultural structures that construct the role of the performer.
		In other words, the competition can illuminate how the role of the musician is conceived and the strategies of performing this role effectively to the relevant audiences.
		Through this analysis, I hope to "bring musicians back in" and make a case for social performance theory as a promising new direction in music sociology.
	research.yale.edu /ccs/conf04.html (1784 words)

	classical music - andante - hitting audiences where they live — evelyn glennie
		One of the most celebrated musicians of her generation (born in 1966 in Aberdeen, Scotland) and the only full-time solo percussionist in classical music, Glennie has made a dozen recordings so far.
		She has collaborated with performers as diverse as Murray Perahia, the King's Singers and Björk and major conductors from Georg Solti and Mstislav Rostropovich to Marin Alsop and Esa-Pekka Salonen.
		It's important for me as a musician to be exploring all these many dialects, as it were.
	www.andante.com /article/article.cfm?id=19054 (2206 words)

	Classical Voice of North Carolina
		Glennie is such a brilliant musician that even if you aren't thrilled with a program of contemporary music for banging instruments, to experience this phenomenon is not to be missed.
		Glennie, who plays the entire range of formally designated percussion instruments - and just about anything else she can strike - has created a classical musical genre, having as of this date commissioned herself or had commissioned for her 51 concertos, 56 recital pieces, 17 concert pieces and 2 percussion ensemble works.
		Even most of us trained as musicians are not sufficiently conversant with the complex of rhythms and polyrhythms that make up these pieces to apprehend their subtleties at first hearing, much less speak about them analytically.
	www.cvnc.org /reviews/2004/march/Glennie.html (876 words)

	The New York Times: Premium Archive
		Maazel's performance was a reminder to even doubtful listeners that at his best he is a formidable musician and a commanding technician with seemingly unlimited stamina.
		Maazel shaped the ruminative final movement with great elegance, allowing the phrases to breath and soar, building toward the climax with the ''rich noble tone'' Mahler asked for, avoiding the ''brutal force'' the composer warned against.
		Philip Smith, the principal trumpet, and Joseph Alessi, the principal trombone, won well-deserved ovations from the audience for their magnificent playing of crucial solo parts.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9C05E0D91639F93BA25755C0A9629C8B63&fta=y (580 words)

	Montclair State University - Department of Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		John Palatucci enjoys a distinguished career as a performing musician, conductor, clinician, an adjudicator and educator.
		Palatucci has appeared in both recital and concert with the New York Philharmonic's principal trumpet Philip Smith and principal trombone Joseph Alessi, jazz euphoniumist John Allred and tuba virtuoso Harvey Phillips and has presented masterclasses for the New York Brass Conference, the New Jersey Music Educators Association and William Paterson State University.
		His orchestral engagements include the American Ballet Theater, the Ars Musica Chorus and Orchestra, the Gramercy Brass, the New Jersey Pops, the New Jersey State Opera, the North Jersey Philharmonic, the Summit Symphony and the New Jersey Guild of Composers.
	www.montclair.edu /Music/pages/faculty/specialists/Palatucci.htm (342 words)

	philip clemo
		Clemo possesses the compositional vision to draw from a vast array of source material - from John Cage to electric Miles via Brian Eno - and create something both intensely personal and profoundly beautiful...
		Clemo leads a double-life as musician and filmmaker, and his sense of the visual drifts effortlessly into his musical structures...
		Clemo's evocative 'location sound recordings' and his understated string writing gives the music an atmospheric sense of place...
	www.philipclemo.com /sound.html (266 words)

	CNN.com - Career - Phil Smith, trumpet: 'It's a blessing' - February 22, 2001
		New York Philharmonic principal trumpet player Phil Smith is the descendent of many centuries of musicians who have used horns to warn, to call, to celebrate, to scare, to soothe and to alert others.
		Have a look at the background of this instrument that, in one form or another, is known so well in so many eras and communities of people.
		Phil Smith talks with Beth Nissen in our article about the profound impact that his faith has on his career as a musician -- he even sees his work as a performing artist, he says, as an opportunity for mission work.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/CAREER/trends/02/22/nyphil.trumpet (5277 words)

	WU Libraries - Gaylord Music Library - Necrology - S
		Smith, Frances, painter, widow of Paul G. Smith (harpsichordist and founding member and president of VdGSA), d.
		Smith, Franklin Stoddart III, organist, choir director, and composer, d.
		Smith, Lloyd Arthur, American jazz woodwind musician and instructor, businessman and community leader, d.
	library.wustl.edu /~music/necro/necro-s.html (2884 words)

	IMC - Inter Provincial Music Camp - Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Beginning his studies at age five, he was quickly recognized as a major talent, debuting as soloist with the Winnipeg Symphony and winning first prize for three consecutive years at the national finals of the Canadian Music Competition by age thirteen.
		She is currently principal double bass with the Niagara Symphony Orchestra, an avid chamber musician and experienced teacher.
		From her base in Toronto, she is a founding member of the Niagara Musicians' Co-operative and the Niagara-on-the-Lake Sinfonia.
	www.imcontheweb.org /imc/faculty.html (2703 words)

	Philip Smith - Concert Studies For Trumpet - Trumpet Sheet Music - Music at MusicExpert.com
		Philip Smith - Concert Studies For Trumpet - Trumpet Sheet Music - Music at MusicExpert.com
		Written for and performed by Philip Smith, the principal trumpet in the New York Philharmonic, these 16 studies are good exercises for before a performance, or as part of your practice routine.
		If you have any questions about "Philip Smith - Concert Studies For Trumpet", or would like to ask a sales representative about another product, call us toll free at (800) 819-3055.
	www.musicexpert.com /acc/1220249.html (623 words)

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