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Janácek: Violin Concerto, Etc / Neumann, Suk, Czech Po Music | List Price | $11.97 (You save $2.18) | | Label | Supraphon | | All Time Sales Rank |  51889  | | CD Universe Part number | 1119993 | | Catalog number | 1965 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 13, 1998 | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 1 10 | | Re-Release | Yes |
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Janácek: Violin Concerto, Etc / Neumann, Suk, Czech Po Songs Janácek: Violin Concerto, Etc / Neumann, Suk, Czech Po Music Composers on Janácek: Violin Concerto, Etc / Neumann, Suk, Czech Po CD : Leos Janacek Conductors on Janácek: Violin Concerto, Etc / Neumann, Suk, Czech Po CD : Vaclav Neumann Ensembles on Janácek: Violin Concerto, Etc / Neumann, Suk, Czech Po CD : Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Genres on Janácek: Violin Concerto, Etc / Neumann, Suk, Czech Po CD : 20th Century Period, Concerto, Incidental Music, Rhapsody, Sinfonietta Performers on Janácek: Violin Concerto, Etc / Neumann, Suk, Czech Po CD : Josef Suk Purchase Janácek: Violin Concerto, Etc / Neumann, Suk, Czech Po To buy, Click on price to add to cart | David Garrett Free CD (2007) (Import)
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Principally recorded live at Winterland Arena, San Francisco, California on November 26, 1976. Originally released on Warner Brothers (3146). Includes liner notes by David Fricke.
THE LAST WALTZ is the document of the Band's 1976 farewell performance, filmed as a documentary by Martin Scorsese, capturing the all-star concert for posterity. Sort of a rock version of "This Is Your Life," THE LAST WALTZ brought together performers from all phases of the group's career, giving them a chance to pay tribute and jam with the Band one last time.
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Alina Polyakov is a Ukrainian-born American pianist. She began her education at the Kiev Conservatory’s School for Gifted Children and later attended the Gnessin Academy of Music where she studied under Nathan Karaphinka, Leonid Brumberg, Yuri Petrov, and Emil Gilels. Ms. Polyakov’s performance experience encompasses solo recitals and orchestral appearances, chamber music, and recital accompaniment throughout the United State, Russia, the Ukraine, Scotland, and Italy. She has performed in chamber music settings with the Rachmaninov Trio, Beacon Hill Chamber Players, the Da Camera Wind Ensemble, New England String Ensemble, and frequently with members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Currently, Ms. Polyakov is a member of the faculty at Gordon College in Wenham, Massachusetts having previously taught at Boston Conservatory, Atlantic Union College, the Gnessin Conservatory, and universities in Glasgow and Vienna. Her concerts have been rebroadcast on radio and television including WGBH Radio, Boston, and WHDH-TV. Ms. Polyakov currently resides in Marblehead, Massachusetts with her husband and two children.
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