Mozart Violin Concertos

Friends and Academy win at the Folly (Kansas City Star)
Wolfie would have loved it. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, that is. Spirits were high, and the champagne flowed freely Friday night at the Folly, as The Friends of Chamber Music, founded in 1976 by Cynthia Siebert, was awarded the prestigious CMAcclaim Award. The award is bestowed by Chamber Music America for achievements in chamber music that have had a significant impact on a community at the local
More Than One Million Songs Now Available on V CAST Music From ... - International News Service

More Than One Million Songs Now Available on V CAST Music From ... International News Service, Australia - Apr 4, 2006 ... Grave)" - Itzhak Perlman/New Philharmonia (Bruch: Violin Concertos/Scottish Fantasy) 4 ... Lucia Popp/Philharmonia Orchestra/Otto Klemperer (Mozart: Die Zauberflote ...

Friends and Academy win at the Folly
Kansas City Star - Wolfie would have loved it. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, that is. Spirits were high, and the champagne flowed freely Friday night at the Folly, as The Friends of Chamber Music, founded in 1976 by Cynthia Siebert, was awarded the prestigious CMAcclaim ...
More Than One Million Songs Now Available on V CAST Music from Verizon Wireless (FinanzNachrichten)
LAS VEGAS and BEDMINSTER, N.J., April 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Fulfilling its promise to expand the V CAST Music catalog by spring, Verizon Wireless announced today from CTIA Wireless 2006 that its customers now have access to more than one million songs through V CAST Music, the world's most comprehensive mobile music service.

Friends and Academy win at the Folly (Kansas City Star)
Wolfie would have loved it. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, that is. Spirits were high, and the champagne flowed freely Friday night at the Folly, as The Friends of Chamber Music, founded in 1976 by Cynthia Siebert, was awarded the prestigious CMAcclaim Award. The award is bestowed by Chamber Music America for achievements in chamber music that have had a significant impact on a community at the local
Mozart as Mozart would have played it - The News Journal

Mozart as Mozart would have played it The News Journal, DE - Apr 2, 2006 ... Diverimento in F major and the Symphony No. 29 in A major. He'll also perform the solo in Mozart's Violin Concertos No. 1 and 5. ...

Mozart A to Z
Denver Post - No shortage of books have been written about the fascinating life and extraordinary musical accomplishments of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who stands as a seminal composer in the history of classical music. In anticipation of the Colorado Symphony's ...
More Than One Million Songs Now Available on V CAST Music from Verizon Wireless (SYS-CON Media)
Fulfilling its promise to expand the V CAST Music catalog by spring, Verizon Wireless announced today from CTIA Wireless 2006 that its customers now have access to more than one million songs through V CAST Music, the world's most comprehensive mobile music service. V CAST Music offers customers the most song choices of any over-the-air music service in the country and demonstrates Verizon

Mozart as Mozart would have played it (The News Journal)
We know that Mozart finished his Violin Concerto No. 5 in A major on Dec. 20, 1775, and that it was performed shortly afterward, probably with Mozart himself as the soloist.
Friends and Academy win at the Folly - Kansas City Star

Friends and Academy win at the Folly Kansas City Star, MO - Apr 1, 2006 ... Hogwood in 1973, the Academy is celebrating Mozart s 250th ... B flat Major K. 207, the Violin Concerto No ... ensemble and was the featured soloist in the concertos. ...

Friends and Academy win at the Folly
Kansas City Star - Wolfie would have loved it. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, that is. Spirits were high, and the champagne flowed freely Friday night at the Folly, as The Friends of Chamber Music, founded in 1976 by Cynthia Siebert, was awarded the prestigious CMAcclaim ...
MSO Season: Symphony fans will get to enjoy $3.5 million violin (Wisconsin State Journal)
Robert McDuffie's violin cost so much - $3.5 million - that he had to round up a group of investors to pay for it. He'll bring the famous instrument (which once belonged to legendary virtuoso Nicolo Paganini) to Overture Hall in March 2007, when McDuffie performs with the Madison Symphony Orchestra.