Podcast appearances and mentions of vittorio monti

This week on The Sound Kitchen you'll hear the answer to the question about European military powers. You'll hear about recent concerts featuring the music of JS Bach, as well as “The Listener's Corner” with Paul Myers and Erwan Rome's “Music from Erwan". All that and the new quiz and bonus questions too, so click the “Play” button above and enjoy!  Hello everyone! Welcome to The Sound Kitchen weekly podcast, published every Saturday – here on our website, or wherever you get your podcasts. You'll hear the winners' names announced and the week's quiz question, along with all the other ingredients you've grown accustomed to: your letters and essays, “On This Day”, quirky facts and news, interviews, and great music … so be sure and listen every week.Erwan and I are busy cooking up special shows with your music requests, so get them in! 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French President Emmanuel Macron had just met with defense ministers from Europe's five main military powers for talks on the "necessary rearmament of Europe", as well as military support to Ukraine, according to one of the French defense minister's aides.You were to send in the answer to this question: Which five countries are Europe's main military powers? The answer is: France, Britain, Germany, Italy, and Poland. In addition to the quiz question, there was the bonus question: “Which is more important, talent or hard work?”Do you have a bonus question idea? Send it to us! The winners are: RFI Listeners Club member Helmut Matt from Herbolzheim, Germany. Helmut is also this week's bonus question winner. 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Award-winning singer, songwriter and actress Helena Hettema is in cabaret on 20 August at the Attterbury Theatre, Lynnwood Bridge, Pretoria. Helena has received huge acclaim for her self-directed cabaret paying tribute to the timeless French legends – Piaf, known as the “Little Sparrow”, Brel, Mireille Matthieu and relives highlights of her career performing with the Cape Town Symphony Orchestra and on the MSC Musica for Lefra's Oppiwaterfees, among others. Renditions from her latest DVD feature the magical musicals such as “Evita”,”Fiddler' on the roof” and “Les Miserables” as well as hits of the great divas such as Judy Garland, Shirley Bassey and Dutch singer, Corry Brokken who made famous “La Mamma” about a dying gypsey queen written by Charles Aznavour. Among the songs featured are “Over the Rainbow”, “Never, Never”, and compositions of local legends such as Koos du Plessis, Christa Steyn and Anton Goosen and a few of Helena's universal poems in English and Afrikaans from her coffee table book “ Journeyman – ‘n digter ontbloot” – to be released by the end of 2023. Elsa Strating, pianist, teacher and arranger of the DVD accompanies Helena on piano. A trio of talented young artists are also featured as guests with a rendition of Vittorio Monti's Czardas: Heinrich Sutton – piano, Nicole Sutton – saxophone and Reuben van Nieuwenhuizen- violin.

Violinist Xavion is a student at University High School in Fresno. He performs music of Johann Nepomuk Hummel, Henri Casadesus, and Vittorio Monti.

Ter ere van Maria, tot Koningin gekroond van Hemel en aarde begint deze uitzending met het gregoriaanse “Memorare, o piíssima Virgo María” en het motet “Ave Regina Caelorum” van Palestrina. Dan, treedt Roberto Valentini als mandoline-componist in een “Sonata” voor het voetlicht. Daarop zingt Libera het prachtige “Ave Maria” van Robert Prizeman en daarna klinkt van Jean-Joseph Mouret de “Sinfonies de Fanfare”. Op muziek van Jean Sibelius vertolkt Libera daarna “Be Still My Soul”. Vervolgens klinkt een barokconcerto voor vier violen, altviool en orkest van Giuseppe Valentini en Klassiekuur besluit met een heel originele versie van de Csardas van Vittorio Monti.

This Saturday, February 26 Close Encounters with Music presents a concert entitled “Folk & Baroque.” Cellist and Close Encounters with Music Artistic Director, Yehuda Hanani will be joined at Saint James Place in downtown Great Barrington by virtuoso guitarist Eliot Fisk and esteemed contralto soloist Emily Marvosh in a program featuring works by Bach, Scarlatti, Villa-Lobos, Dowland, Schumber, Vittorio Monti, Seiber, French chansons and Stephen Foster!

Kieran, Rory and Luke open with a discussion on abrupt changes in career direction and Kieran asks the lads if they had always wanted to be doing what they currently do. Kieran welcomes Niamh to the podcast to tell her story including how she made her own career pivot following a realisation in her early twenties that didn't want to continue going down the path she was on. Hear about how her life has been shaped by music since the age of five, how she trained to become one of Ireland's premiere violinists as well as an extremely accomplished pianist, and how she came to settle back in Sligo where she established the Sligo Academy of Music. Niamh performs three pieces of music on the violin throughout the podcast accompanied by Kieran on the piano. The first is a piece called 'Csárdás' by Italian composer Vittorio Monti. The piece, a rite of passage for aspiring violinists, holds a nostalgic place in Niamh's heart as she performed it on the The Late Late Toy Show as a twelve-year-old child. She follows this with a composition of her own called 'Glór Shligigh (The Glory of Sligo)' before finishing with an instrumental arrangement of 'Don't Leave Me This Way', a song recorded by various artists including Thelma Houston and the Communards. The lads then reflect on their chat with Niamh before addressing the fact that they may have ruffled the feathers of another Sligo-based podcasting team.

Sehr schade, aber wahr: Wir schicken die wunderbare Carol Schuler zum Henker. Da wir nett sind, lassen wir sie vorher noch eine kulturelle Henkersmahlzeit zusammenstellen. Mit von der Prä-Schafott-Partie sind ein Kloster, Grillen-Leichen und die Absetzung von Potentaten. Passend zur Mahlzeit empfiehlt sich: - "When You Wish Upon A Star" aus Disneys "Pinocchio" von 1940, gesungen von Cliff Edwards - "The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me)" von Tom Waits - "La Dolce Vita Dei Nobili" aus Fellinis "Dolce Vita", geschrieben von Nino Rota - "Csárdás" von Vittorio Monti - "Le Dernier Repas" von Jacques Brel

L'Artg musical in magasin cun trais temas: Primo: Insatge ord noss archiv. Il Cor da scolars da Zuoz ed il Cor da la scoula reala e secundara SFM da Zuoz cun chanzuns registradas 1985/86. Lura insatge pli nov da la Scoula da musica da l'Engiadin'Ota: Chopin e Grieg interpretà 2018 da Li Zeyu e Bigna Guler al clavazin. Segundo: Dapi 15 onns exista l'Orchester sinfonic da giuvenils dal Grischun JUSI. Ils 13-10-2019 han 40 (tranter 13 e 24 onns) concertà a Cuira sut la batgetta da Claudio Barberi. Nus udin quatter insatgs da quest concert organisà da Christian Barenius: Sauts da Brahms e Dvorak e lura il Csardas da Vittorio Monti (solista: Pierina Däppen da Trimmis *2001, violina) e las Variaziuns in F da Friedrich D. Weber (solist: Simon Gabriel da S-chanf *2008, trumbetta). Terzo: Il Chor da giuvenils svizzer e chanzuns dal novischem disc cumpact cumparì per il 25avel onn dexistanza da quest chor d'elita. Nus udin cumposiziuns da: Jean Daetwyler, Mario Ursprung, Benedetg Dolf e Gion Andrea Casanova.

Barón al rojo vivo es el primer álbum en directo de la banda española de heavy metal Barón Rojo. Se publicó el 26 de marzo de 1984 como doble disco y fue producido por Chris Tsangarides para Chapa Discos. Fue grabado en el Pabellón de la Ciudad Deportiva del Real Madrid, los días 10 y 11 de febrero de 1984, en dos conciertos consecutivos en los que también se grabó el material que posteriormente sería editado bajo el título Siempre estáis allí. Esta fue una de las primeras producciones de su tipo para una banda de Rock en España. inicialmente se barajo la posibilidad de que se grabara en el Budokan de Japón, pero por disposiciones de la compañía de discos no se logró llevar a cabo.2? Se incluyeron cinco nuevas composiciones. La instrumental "Buenos Aires", además de cuatro canciones cada una compuesta por un miembro del grupo: "Mensajeros de la destrucción" (Carlos de Castro), "Atacó el hombre blanco" (Armando de Castro), "Campo de Concentración" (José Luis Campuzano) y "El mundo puede ser diferente" (único tema del grupo del que Hermes Calabria es autor principal). Al final del solo de guitarra de Armando de Castro, se incluye un guiño al clásico "Whole Lotta Love" de Led Zeppelin con el nombre de "Muchísimo amor". Además se incluye una versión de la composición Czardas de Vittorio Monti, que fue adoptado como clásico de la música gitana húngara y que otros grupos de rock, como Mägo de Oz, también han interpretado. Los conciertos se grabaron íntegramente en vídeo, pero supuestamente se destruyeron y sólo se conservaron algunos fragmentos, como el del propio tema "Barón Rojo", que se puede encontrar, entre otros sitios, en el DVD El rock de nuestra transición. Escritor(es) Duración «Barón Rojo» José Luis Campuzano / Carolina Cortés 6:01 «Incomunicación» Armando de Castro / Carlos de Castro 5:17 «Campo De Concentración» José Luis Campuzano / Carolina Cortés 5:11 «El Mundo Puede Ser Diferente» Hermes Calabria 4:20 Lado B N.º Título Escritor(es) Duración «Las Flores Del Mal» Carlos de Castro 4:52 «Concierto Para Ellos» José Luis Campuzano / Carolina Cortés / Armando de Castro 5:02 «Mensajeros De La Destrucción» Carlos de Castro 5:25 «Atacó El Hombre Blanco» Armando de Castro 4:42 Lado C N.º Título Escritor(es) Duración «Tierra De Vándalos» Armando de Castro / Carlos de Castro 3:44 «Solo De Guitarra» Armando de Castro 5:00 «Muchísimo Amor» Jimmy Page / Robert Plant / John Paul Jones / John Bonham / Willie Dixon 0:20 «Czardas» Vittorio Monti 1:51 «Los Rockeros Van Al Infierno» José Luis Campuzano / Carolina Cortés 9:20 Lado D N.º Título Escritor(es) Duración «Buenos Aires» José Luis Campuzano / Armando de Castro 2:52 «Solo De Batería» Hermes Calabria 5:30 «Resistiré» José Luis Campuzano / Carolina Cortés / Armando de Castro / Carlos de Castro 5:20 «Con Botas Sucias» Armando de Castro 7:40 José Luis Campuzano: Bajo, coros, voz principal en "Barón Rojo", "Campo de concentración", "Concierto para ellos", "Los rockeros van al infierno", "Resistiré" y "Con botas sucias". Armando de Castro: Guitarra solista y rítmica, coros, voz principal en "Atacó el hombre blanco". ublicación 26 de marzo de 1984 Grabación Pabellón de deportes del Real Madrid 10 y 11 de febrero de 1984 Género(s) Hard rock, Heavy metal Duración 83:16 Discográfica Chapa Discos Productor(es) Chris Tsangarides Certificación Bandera de España Gold record icon.svg(+50 000 copias)1? Cronología de Barón Rojo Metalmorfosis (1983) Barón al rojo vivo En un lugar de la marcha (1985) Sencillos de Barón al rojo vivo «Campo De Concentración»/«Las Flores Del Mal» Publicado: 26-03-84 «Concierto Para Ellos»/«Tierra De Vándalos» Publicado: 03-09-84 [editar datos en Wikidata] Carlos de Castro: Guitarra solista y rítmica, coros, voz principal en "Incomunicación", "El mundo puede ser diferente", "Las flores del mal", "Atacó el hombre blanco" y "Tierra de vándalos". Hermes Calabria: Batería

'Tra ricordi estivi e ricorsi storici', di Generoso Chiaradonna - 'Sogni', di Lorenzo Erroi - 'Ciarda' di Vittorio Monti, eseguita da Adelaide Chiaradonna - L'ospite: Roberto Scarcella - 'Girotondo', di Beppe Donadio

During their SIDE SHOW discussion, Patrick and Jon Jon took a detour into Jon Jon's formal musical training in violin and the difference between two connected groups of creative people. Featuring: "Csárdás" composed by Vittorio Monti, violin performed by Hyun Su Shin Twitter.com/OriginalCastPod Facebook.com/OriginalCastPod OriginalCastPod@gmail.com

Hope all of you in the States enjoyed your Thanksgiving. We took some time off to enjoy ours, so this week, we’re giving you old gold. Øystein was recently in Houston, and because our stars didn’t align, we weren’t able to record a new episode with him. (Øystein, come back anytime, buddy!) To make up for that, we give you this rerun.  Learn 100% more about the tuba in this episode than you’ve ever known! Norwegian tuba soloist and chamber musician Øystein Baadsvik is the only tuba virtuoso in the world to make a career exclusively as a soloist. He is also the only tuba player in the world to have a great story about touring with a punk band. He joins us all the way from Norway to tell us about this shadowy instrument: its size, its repertoire, and its fnugg. Audio production by Todd “Tall Texan” Hulslander with slings and arrows by Dacia Clay. Music in this episode: Bass Tuba Concerto in F Minor, 1st movement, by Ralph Vaughn Williams. Performed by Øystein Baadsvik. Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra 1st movement, by John Williams. Performed by Øystein Baadsvik. “Fnugg” from The Front Row – Reserved (a Houston Public Media compilation CD). Performed by Øystein Baadsvik. “Fnugg” from YouTube video Blood Sweat and Tears tuba solo The Cod Lovers Encounters II for solo tuba, performed by Roger Bobo “Csárdás by Vittorio Monti,” performed by Øystein Baadsvik. “Ordner seg (It’ll Be All Right)” from Ferry Tales by Øystein Baadsvik. “Winter” from the Four Seasons Concerto by Antonio Vivaldi, performed by Øystein Baadsvik. PS, The title for this show was inspired by a great band called 500 Megatons of Boogie. You can find out more about them here: www.reverbnation.com/500megatonsofboogie For more about Øystein Baadsvik: www.baadsvik.com.

Learn 100% more about the tuba in this episode than you’ve ever known! Norwegian tuba soloist and chamber musician Øystein Baadsvik is the only tuba virtuoso in the world to make a career exclusively as a soloist. He is also the only tuba player in the world to have a great story about touring with a punk band. He joins us all the way from Norway to tell us about this shadowy instrument: its size, its repertoire, and its fnugg. Audio production by Todd “Tall Texan” Hulslander with slings and arrows by Dacia Clay. Music in this episode: – Bass Tuba Concerto in F Minor, 1st mvmt, by Ralph Vaughn Williams. Performed by Øystein Baadsvik. – Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra 1st mvmt, by John Williams. Performed by Øystein Baadsvik. – Fnugg from The Front Row – Reserved (a Houston Public Media compilation CD). Performed by Øystein Baadsvik. – Fnugg from YouTube video – Blood Sweat and Tears tuba solo from YouTube video – The Cod Lovers – Encounters II for solo tuba, performed by Roger Bobo – Csárdás by Vittorio Monti, performed by Øystein Baadsvik. – Ordner seg (It’ll Be All Right) from Ferry Tales by Øystein Baadsvik. – Winter from the Four Seasons Concerto by Antonio Vivaldi, performed by Øystein Baadsvik. For more about Øystein Baadsvik: www.baadsvik.com. PS, The title for this show was inspired by a great band called 500 Megatons of Boogie. You can find out more about them here: www.reverbnation.com/500megatonsofboogie

Vittorio Monti – “Csárdás” Çardaş 1904 yılında İtalyan besteci Vittorio Monti tarafından aynı isimle bilinen Macar halk dansından esinlenilerek yazılmış piyano, mandolin ve keman eseridir.… The post Müzikle Yolculuk 39 – Vittorio Monti – “Csárdás” appeared first on Radio Fehu.

It is a real pleasure to be able to put out this interview with University of North Texas and Cleveland Institute of Music faculty member Jeff Bradetich. Jeff was a huge influence on my early development, and I continue to use the principles he taught me in my own teaching and performing each and every day. We get really “inside baseball” on some technical considerations for the bass in this interview, which I’m sure you’ll enjoy, and we also feature a track of Jeff performing the Czardas by Vittorio Monti from his excellent album Portraits. We’ll conclude this interview in the next few weeks and really get into Jeff’s exciting new double bass foundation, which you can learn more about atwww.bradetichfoundation.org. Enjoy!