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Boy With Local Ties Wins W.Va. State Bass Title
August 12, 2015 Former West Virginia native, Ryan Fulks, was boat captain for his son during the West Virginia Bass Nation High School Championship at Stonewall Jackson Lake on May 2, 2015. more »»
Football Is Back and Ready to ROCK
August 12, 2015 The 2015 edition of high school football has began with Hundred opening the first practice with 19 players, but should have 23 to open the season. more »»
Carroll Returns to The Field for His Senior Year
August 5, 2015 After a devastating shoulder injury that benched him during his junior's year, Logan Carroll is eager to hit the field for the Paden City Wildcats this football season in the position as running back. more »»
Quinet 5K Memorial Run/Walk a Success
August 5, 2015 Jordan Whitehair blew away the 113 5K runners an this years Jim Quinet 5K Run/Walk Memorial held on July 25 in downtown New Martinsville on a picture perfect weather morning with a 16:52.66 time. more »»
Spotlight Shines on TCHS Senior Katelyn Grogan
July 29, 2015 This week the Sports Departments spotlight shines on Tyler Consolidated's Katelyn Grogan. more »»
Making History: Dustin Smith Grabs BOSS Sprint Win
July 29, 2015 A history making night was enjoyed at the 'Bullring' as the Tyler County Speedway hosted the Mo Vaughn Transport BOSS Sprints. more »»
W.Va. All-Stars Earn Decisive Victory Sunday
July 29, 2015 West Virginia Coach Ian Whittington didn't hold back when he spoke about his squad all week. more »»
High School Golf Team Practice Begins
July 29, 2015 The Tyler Consolidated High School Golf Team will begin practices at the Sistersville Country Club on Monday, August 3, at 8:30 a.m. more »»
Big Things Expected From Price
July 22, 2015 With football season fast approaching and the return of school about a month away, Paden City's Deven Price is for his senior year to begin. more »»
Sixth Annual Jim Quinet Memorial 5K Is Slated
July 22, 2015 The sixth annual Jim Quinet 5K Memorial Run/Walk will be held at 8:30 a.m. more »»
Marshall Head Volleyball Coach to Host Camp
July 22, 2015 Mitch Jacobs, Head Volleyball Coach at Marshall University, will host a satellite volleyball camp at Tyler Consolidated High School July 27-30. more »»
All-Star Classic Kicks Off 2015 Season
July 22, 2015 The unofficial kickoff to the 2015 season occurs on Sunday, July 26 when the 70th annual Rudy Mumley OVAC All-Star Charity Football Classic is staged at Wheeling Island Stadium. more »»
Perez a Gem of an Athlete For Tyler Silver Knights
July 15, 2015 The Tyler Consolidated Silver Knight's have a gem of an athlete in Federico Perez. more »»
OVAC All-Star Game Coaching Staff Announced
July 15, 2015 When Ian Whittington was approached about taking the West Virginia squad in the 70th annual Rudy Mumley OVAC All-Star Football Game, selling his coaching staff wasn't a tough job. more »»
Paden City's Heasley to Play in OVAC All-Star Classic
July 15, 2015 Paden City's Zach Heasley was recently chosen to play in his second all-star game in less than a month. more »»
Paden City Hosts Summer Tournament
July 8, 2015 Paden City hosted a four team summer shootout on Friday, July 3, at the High School Gymnasiu. more »»
Spotlight On Paden City's Taylor Cosper
July 8, 2015 This week the Spotlight shines on Paden City's Taylor Cosper. Cosper is one of the premier athletes in the area and one fine individual. more »»
Tyler Consolidated Host Putzulu Invitational
July 1, 2015 The Tyler Consolidated High School Volleyball Team hosted its 8th Annual Putzulu Invitational Tournament on Saturday, June 2. more »»
Spotlight on Tyler Consolidated's Three Sport Standout Ariel Fish
July 1, 2015 Shining three sport standout Ariel Fish of the Tyler Consolidated Lady Knights is one of those type of kids that puts everything they have into what they do. more »»
Youth Football Camp Wraps Up
July 1, 2015 The inaugural Bill Stewart Memorial Youth Football Camp came to a close at MHS Alumni Field under the direction of second year Magnolia High School Head Coach Josh Sim. more »»


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Master & Pupil: Beethoven: Bagatelles, Op. 126; Piano Sonata No. 30; Czerny: 'Rode' Variations; Marcia funebre; Liszt: Piano Sonata in B minor / Melvyn Tan, piano
1 CD / Onyx Classics / 2016-09-23
Master & Pupil focuses on three of the great pianist composers of the 19th century who represent the beginning of a long line of masters...continue...
Chopin: Complete Sonatas for Piano (3) / Joseph Moog, piano
1 CD / Onyx Classics / 2016-09-23
Earning a GRAMMY� nomination and Gramophone Magazine's Young Artist of the Year award in 2015, Joseph Moog is one of the finest young virtuoso pianists...continue...
Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli: The Complete Recordings on Deutsche Grammophon - Works by Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Schubert, Schumann, Debussy, and more / Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, piano [10 CDs]
10 CD / Deutsche Grammophon / 2016-09-23Conductors: Barenboim, Daniel; Giulini, Carlo Maria; Garben, Cord
Ensemble: NDR Symphony Orchestra; Orchestre de Paris; Vienna Symphony Orchestra
In this edition Deutsche Grammophon brings together for the first time all the performances by pianist Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli that have appeared on the "Yellow...continue...
Bruckner: Symphonies Nos. 1-10 / Riccardo Chailly, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchestra Berlin; Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam [10 CDs]
10 CD / Decca / 2016-09-23Conductors: Chailly, Riccardo;
Ensemble: Deutches Symphonie-Orchestra Berlin; Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam
As part of the celebrations of pianist Alfred Brendel's 85th birthday, his collected Mozart solo recordings are presented for the first time on 7 CDs,...continue...
Mozart: Piano Sonatas Nos. 3-4; 8-15, 17-18; Rondo; Fantasias / Alfred Brendel, piano [7 CDs]
7 CD / Decca / 2016-09-23
As part of the celebrations of pianist Alfred Brendel's 85th birthday, his collected Mozart solo recordings are presented for the first time on 7 CDs,...continue...
James Horner (1953-2015): Orchestral and works from flim scores. "Collage - The Last Work" / Jaime Martin, London Philharmonic Orchestra
1 CD / Mercury / 2016-09-23Conductors: Martin, Jaime
Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra
Collage is the last finished work by Oscar-winning composer James Horner, premiered and recorded under his personal supervision just weeks before his tragic accident in...continue...
Shostakovich: Cello Concertos Nos. 1 & 2 / Alisa Weilerstein, cello; Pablo Heras-Casado, Symphonieorchester Bayerischen Rundfunks
1 CD / Decca / 2016-09-23Conductors: Heras-Casado, Pablo
Ensemble: Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks
Alisa Weilerstein returns with Shostakovich's cello masterworks: Concertos 1 & 2. Weilerstein's interpretation is underpinned by her meeting Rostropovich - a close friend of the...continue...
Juan Diego Florez: The Ultimate Collection - Works by Donizett, Rossini, Offenbach, Verdi, Bellini, Puccini, Massenet, & more / Juan Diego Florez, tenor; Riccardo Frizza; Ermonela Joaho; Nicola Ulivieri; Avi Avital
1 CD / Decca / 2016-09-23Conductors: Frizza, Riccardo; Rizzi, Carlo; Abbado, Roberto; Mariotti, Michele
Ensemble: ; Coro Sinfonico di Milano Giuseppe Verdi; Orchestra del Teatro Comunale di Bologna; Orchestra Sindonica di Milano Giuseppe Verdi
Decca's "dashing tenor, the king of the bel canto repertory" (New York Times) Juan Diego Fl�rez has become the lyric tenor of choice among cognoscenti....continue...
'Encuentro' - De Falla: Siete canciones populares espanolas; El amor brujo; Garcia Lorca: Canciones espanolas antiguas / Estrella Morente, flamenco singer; Javier Perianes
1 CD / Harmonia Mundi / 2016-09-23
The desire to promote the heritage of Spanish traditional music lies at the heart of the compositions of Manuel de Falla and Federico Garc�a Lorca....continue...
Debbie Wiseman: The Musical Zodiac
1 CD / HBDirect Import / 2016-09-23
Refuge from the Flames, 'Miserere and the Savonarola Legacy' - Girolamo Savonarola (1452-1498): Infelix Ego, meditation; William Byrd: Miserere / Ora
1 CD / Harmonia Mundi / 2016-09-23Conductors: Digby, Susan
Ensemble: Ora
Following the success of their outstanding d�but, Upheld By Stillness, Susan Digby leads ORA in a ravishing new recording that begins and ends with two...continue...
Christmas 101 / Joan Sutherland; Luciano Pavarotii; Kiri Te Kanawa; David Hill; Sir David Willcocks; John Eliot Gardiner; Louis Halsey; and many more
6 CD / Decca / 2016-09-23Conductors:
Ensemble: The Choir of King's College, Cambridge; Wiener Sängerknaben
Romantic Classics 101 - Works by Rachmaninov, Massenet, Bizet, Chopin, Donizetti, Verdi, & more / Joan Sutherland; Kiri Te Kanawa; Bryn Terfel; Jean-Yves Thibaudet; Luciano Pavarotti; & more
6 CD / Decca / 2016-09-23Conductors: Dutoit, Charles; Karajan, Herbert von; Marriner, Sir Neville; Solti, Sir Georg
The 101 Series offers all the world's best-known and most-loved classical repertoire featuring great classical artists. Each 101 release features 101 tracks, approximately 7 hours...continue...
Chopin: Scherzi & Polonaises / Arthur Rubenstein, piano [rec. 1928-1935]
2 CD / Warner Classics / 2016-09-16
MONO · RECORDED IN 1928-1935 Arthur Rubinstein's name is synonymous with the music of Chopin. These recordings, made between 1928 and 1937, show Rubinstein at...continue...
Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto; Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto / Itzhak Perlman, violin
1 CD / Warner Classics / 2016-09-16Conductors: Ormandy, Eugene; Previn, André
Ensemble: London Symphony Orchestra; Philadelphia Orchestra
STEREO · RECORDED IN 1958 Christian Ferras, like Yehudi Menuhin, was a pupil of George Enescu. Born in France in 1933, he performed as a...continue...
Beethoven: Diabelli Variations / Daniel Barenboim, piano
1 CD / Warner Classics / 2016-09-16
STEREO · RECORDED IN 1991 Daniel Barenboim has said that Beethoven's Diabelli Variations "are not actually variations, but rather 33 mutations". This epic, multi-faceted work...continue...
Fritz Wunderlich sings Lieder from Schubert, Strauss, Wolf, Strauss / Fritz Wunderlich, tenor; Rolf Reinhardt, piano; Annelies Kupper, soprano
1 CD / Warner Classics / 2016-09-16Conductors: Ristenpart, Karl; Forster, Karl
Ensemble: Berlin Symphony Orchestra; Kammerorchester des Saarlänischen Rundfunks
MONO/STEREO · RECORDED IN 1960-1962 A lyric tenor of radiance, elegance, warmth and strength, Fritz Wunderlich remains unsurpassed in the Austro-German repertoire. Since his death...continue...
Mozart: Piano Sonatas with added acommpaniment for second piano by Edvard Grieg / Elisabeth Leonskaja, piano; Sviatoslav Richter, piano
1 CD / Warner Classics / 2016-09-16
STEREO · RECORDED IN 1981-1984 In 1877 Edvard Grieg informed his publisher that he had added "a free, second piano to several of Mozart's sonatas."...continue...
Alban Berg: Lyric Suite; String Quartet, Op. 3 / Alban Berg Quartett
1 CD / Warner Classics / 2016-09-16Conductors:
Ensemble: Alban Berg Quartett
STEREO · RECORDED IN 1991 & 1992 In its very choice of name, the Alban Berg Quartett chose to honor the musical tradition of its...continue...
Italian Opera Arias - "Verismo" / Anna Netrebko, soprano; Antonio Pappano, Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia [Deluxe Edition CD & DVD]
2 CD / Deutsche Grammophon / 2016-09-16Conductors: Pappano, Antonio
Ensemble: Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia
Adriana Lecouvreur: Ecco, respiro appena... Io son l'umile ancella by Francesco Cil�a
Italian Opera Arias - "Verismo" / Anna Netrebko, soprano; Antonio Pappano, Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia [Fan Deluxe Edition CD, DVD & Chopard Scarf]
2 CD / Deutsche Grammophon / 2016-09-16Conductors: Pappano, Antonio
Ensemble: Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia
Adriana Lecouvreur: Ecco, respiro appena... Io son l'umile ancella by Francesco Cil�a
"Three Decades of Anonymous 4, 1986-2016" - 12th Century Chant to American Roots Music / Anonymous 4
1 CD / Harmonia Mundi / 2016-09-16Conductors:
Ensemble: Anonymous 4
After 30 amazing years of sold-out concerts on three continents, Billboard chart topping recordings and over 2 million CDs sold, the vocal quartet Anonymous 4...continue...
J.S. Bach: The Art of Fugue / Johannes Pramsohler, Jane Rogers, Alison McGillivray, Marcin Swiatkiewicz
1 Super Audio CD / Channel Classics / 2016-09-16Conductors: Podger, Rachel
Ensemble: Brecon Baroque
Rachel Podger has been recording and performing Bach's music for violin to critical acclaim for over two decades. In 2015 she became the tenth (and...continue...
Mozart: Piano Concertos K.413, 414, 415 / Kristian Bezuidenhout, piano
1 CD / Harmonia Mundi / 2016-09-16
In January 1783, Mozart advertised in the Wiener Zeitung 'the publication of three new, recently completed piano concertos' which could even be played with quartet...continue...
Lang Lang - American Classics, "New York Rhapsody", Works by Gershwin, Copland, Bernstein, Mancini, Danny Elfman, and more / Lang Lang, piano
1 CD / Sony Classical / 2016-09-16Works: Aaron Copland: Our Town; In Evening Air, for piano (arr. from film "The Cummington Story); Craig Potter: New York Morning, song; Janet Sewell-Ulepic: Empire State of Mind, song; George Gershwin: Rhap...
Performers: Colaiuta, Vinnie; Day, Andra; Desuzio, Jayson; Douglas, Jerry [Dobro]; Dybdahl, Thomas; Fischer, Lisa; Hancock, Herbie; Isbell, Jason; Jones, Sean [Trumpet]; Jones, Sean [Vocals]; Keys, Amy; Klein, L...
Conductors: Illényi, Péter; Axelrod, John
An homage to New York, the city that defined 20th-century music. Includes Gershwin's classic Rhapsody in Blue as well as "Empire State of Mind", "New...continue...
Recording information: 80 Hertz Studios, Manchester, England; Abbey Road, Studio One, London, England; Henson Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Jungle City Studios, New York City, NY; Minutia Studios, Nashvil...continue...
The Musical Clock & other Timeless Masterpieces / Suzanne Shulman, flute; Valerie Tryon, piano
1 CD / Marquis Classic / 2016-09-16
The Haydn pieces are chosen from collection of twelve to combine as a charming program opener. Haydn was able to capture the precision of a...continue...
Shostakovich: Vocal Cycles for Bass, Vol. 1 / Fyodor Kuznetsov, bass; Yuri Serov, piano
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16
Marc Chan (b. 1958): My Wounded Head 3 / Rob Haskins, piano
1 CD / Mode Records / 2016-09-16Works: Marc Chan: My Wounded Head 3, for piano
Performers: Haskins, Rob
Marc Chan's My Wounded Head 3 is loosely based on the Passion Chorales from Bach's St. Matthew's Passion - a sequence of five chorales often...continue...
Recording information: Systems Two, Brooklyn (11/11/2011-11/12/2011)....continue...
Beethoven: Favorite Piano Sonatas / Stewart Goodyear, piano
2 CD / Marquis Classic / 2016-09-16Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata for piano no 8 in C minor, Op. 13 "Pathetique"; Sonata for Piano no 14 in C sharp minor, Op. 27/2 "Moonlight"; Sonata for Piano no 23 in F minor, Op. 57 "Appassionata"; S...
Performers: Goodyear, Stewart
The most popular sonatas chosen from Stewart Goodyear's recording of the Complete Beethoven Piano Sonatas. This present set includes the six most popular, most beloved...continue...
Recording information: Glenn Gould Studio, Toronto (01/2010-02/2012)....continue...
Anatoly Lyadov (1855-1914): Complete Works for Piano, Vols. 3 & 4 / Olga Solovieva, piano
2 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Anatol Lyadov: Variations for Piano on a theme by Glinka, Op. 35; Preludes (3) for piano, Op. 36; Etude for piano in F major, Op. 37; Mazurka for piano in F major, Op. 38; Preludes (4) for piano, Op....
Performers: Solovieva, Olga
Recording information: Studio 1 of the Russian State TV and Radio Company Kult (07/16/2015); Studio 1 of the Russian State TV and Radio Company Kult (2012-12-04_2012-12-06&2014-)....continue...
Boris Tischenko (1939-2010): Complete Works for Piano, Vol. 3 - Piano Sonata Nos. 6 & 7 / Bros Tishchenko, piano; Alexander Mikhailov, bells
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16
Pretty Yende Sings Arias by Rossini, Delives, Bellini, Gounod, Donizetti - "A Journey" / Pretty Yende, soprano; Kate Aldrich, mezzo; Gianluca Buratto, bass; Nicola Alaimo, baritone
1 CD / Sony Classical / 2016-09-16Works: Gioachino Rossini: Barber of Seville (Il barbiere di Siviglia), opera; Le Comte Ory, opera; Léo Delibes: Lakmé; Vincenzo Bellini: Beatrice di Tenda, opera; I Puritani, opera; Charles Go...
Performers: Alaimo, Nicola; Aldrich, Kate; Buratto, Gianluca; Yende, Pretty
Conductors: Armiliato, Marco
Ensemble: Coro Del Teatro Municipale di Piacenza; Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale Della Rai
Rising opera star with a modern fairy-tale story releases her debut album. Starring at the Metropolitan Opera in Il Barbiere di Siviglia in December and...continue...
Recording information: Auditorio RAI Arturo Toscanini, Turin, Italy (08/28/2015-09/02/2015)....continue...
1 CD / Deutsche Grammophon / 2016-09-16Works: Jóhann Jóhannsson: Flight from the City, for chorus & ensemble; A Song for Europa, for chorus & ensemble; The Drowned World, for chorus & ensemble; A Deal with Chaos, for chorus & ensem...
Performers: Asmussen, Signe; Bentley, Paul; Christensen, Ellen Marie Brink; Dudnadottir, Hildur; Hammershoj, Jakob Soelberg; Jespersen, Jakob Bloch; Johannsson, Johann; Mulders, Kristin; Torp, Else; Watson, Chri...
Conductors: ; Weeden, Anthony; Hillier, Paul
Ensemble: ; The American Contemporary Music Ensemble; Theatre of Voices
J�hann J�hannsson, known for the film scores of Sicario and The Theory of Everything, releases his DG debut album, his first studio album in 6...continue...
Recording information: Air Studios, Lyndhurst Hall, London (2009-2016); Copenhagen, Berlin (2009-2016); Danmarks Radio, Copenhagen (2009-2016); Reykjavík (2009-2016); Sct. Lukas Kirke, Copenhagen...continue...
Un Homme Et Une Femme (Remastered) [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
1 CD / HBDirect Import / 2016-09-16
Boris Tischenko (1939-2010): Symphony No. 7 / St. Petersburg Philharmonic, Serov
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Boris Ivanovich Tischenko: Symphony no 7
Conductors: Serov, Edward
Ensemble: St. Petersburg Philharmonic
Recording information: Grand Hall of St. Petersburg Philharmonics (03/02/1997)....continue...
Shostakovich: Music for Theatre / Edward Serov, St. Petersburg Chamber Orchestra
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Dmitry Shostakovich: Hamlet, suite from the incidental music, Op. 32a (unrelated to film score); The Human Comedy, incidental music, Op. 37 (part lost); King Lear, incidental music, Op. 58a
Performers: Nina Romanova
Conductors: Serov, Edward
Ensemble: St. Petersburg Chamber Orchestra
Yuri Serov Plays Piano Favorites "Für Elise: Lullabies for Liz"
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Bagatelle for piano in A minor ("Für Elise"), WoO 59; Alexander Borodin: Petite Suite for piano; Frédéric Chopin: Nocturne for piano no 20 in C sharp minor, KK IV...
Performers: Serov, Yury
String Quartets of Haydn, Prokofiev & Shostakovich / The Nevsky String Quartet
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Franz Joseph Haydn: Quartet for Strings no 59 in G minor ("Rider"/"Horseman"), Op. 74/3, H. 3/74; Sergey Prokofiev: Quartet for Strings no 1 in B minor, Op. 50; Dmitry Shostakovich: Quartet for Stri...
Ensemble: The Nevsky String Quartet
Franz Schubert: Winterreise / Zeger Vandersteene, tenor; Levent Kende, piano
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Franz Schubert: Winterreise, D 911/Op. 89
Performers: Kende, Levente; Vandersteene, Zeger
Boris Tchaikovsky (1925-1996): Chamber Symphony; Signs of the Zodiac; Four Preludes; Clarinet Concerto / Margarita Miroshnikova, soprano; Adil Fedorov, clarinet
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Boris Tchaikovsky: Chamber Symphony; Signs of the Zodiac, cantata for soprano, harpsichord & string orchestra; Preludes (4) for chamber orchestra; Concerto for clarinet & chamber orchestra
Performers: Fedorov, Adil; Margarita Miroshnikova
Conductors: Serov, Edward
Ensemble: St. Petersburg Chamber Orchestra
Schumann: Dichterliebe; Liederkreis / Zeger Vandersteene, tenor; Levente Kende, piano
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Robert Schumann: Dichterliebe, Op. 48; Liederkreis, Op. 39
Performers: Kende, Levente; Vandersteene, Zeger
Schnittke: Violin Sonata No. 2; Congratulatory Rondo; Piano Quintet / Lidia Kovalenko, violin; Yuri Serov, piano; Alexey Baev, violin; Alexey Popov, viola; Kirill Timofeev, cello
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Alfred Schnittke: Sonata for violin & piano no 2 ("Quasi una sonata"); Gratulationsrondo, for violin & piano in C major; Quintet for Piano and Strings
Performers: Alexey Baev; Kirill Timofeev; Kovalenko, Lidiya; Popov, Alexei; Serov, Yury
Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de Florence; Schoenberg: Transfigured Night / Llia Loff, violin
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky: Sextet for Strings in D major, Op. 70 "Souvenir de Florence"; Arnold Schoenberg: Verklärte Nacht, for string sextet, Op. 4
Performers: Loff, Llia
Conductors: Loff, Llia
Ensemble: Divertissement
Russian Folk Songs in Choir Arrangements / Boris Abalian, The Lege Artis Chamber Choir
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Modest Mussorgsky: Work(s); Anatol Lyadov: In the Meadows, Russian folksong; My Little River, Russian folksong; Do Not Stand, You Well, Russian folksong; Why Are You Sad, My Boy?, Russian folksong fo...
Performers: Alexandra Vlasenkova; Bezzubenkov, Gennady; Boris Karandasov; Natalia Svoiskaya; Sergei Svoisky; Sharlotta Zotova; Svetlana Mikhailova
Conductors: Abalyan, Boris
Ensemble: The Lege Artis Chamber Choir
Brahms: Piano Quintet, Op. 34; Shostakovich: Piano Quintet, Op. 57 / Ilya Loff, violin; Lidia Kovalenko, violin; Alexey Ludevig, viola; Alexey Massarsky, cello; Igor Uryash, piano
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Johannes Brahms: Quintet for Piano and Strings in F minor, Op. 34; Dmitry Shostakovich: Quintet for piano & strings in G minor, Op. 57
Ensemble: St. Petersburg Chamber Soloists
Shostakovich: Violin Sonata; Preludes; Violin Sonata / Mikhail Bezverkhny, violin; Timur Sergeyanya, piano; Mikhail Bezverkhny, viola
2 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Dmitry Shostakovich: Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 134; Preludes (24) for piano, Op. 34; Sonata for Viola and Piano, Op. 147
Performers: Mikhail Bezverkhny; Timur Sergeyanya
Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition; Daybreak on the Moskva River; Gopak Dance; Walpurgis Night / Edward Serov, The Volgograd Philharmonic Orchestra
1 CD / Northern Flowers / 2016-09-16Works: Modest Mussorgsky: Night on the Bare Mountain; Khovanschina; Khovanshchina; Sorochintsï Fair (Sorochinskaya yarmarka), comic opera (incomplete); Sorochintsy fair; Pictures at an exhibition
Conductors: Serov, Edward
Ensemble: Volgograd Philharmonic Orchestra
David Rakowski (b.1958): Stolen Moments; Piano Concerto No. 2 / Amy Briggs, piano; BMOP, Gil Rose
1 Super Audio CD / BMOP/sound / 2016-09-13Works: David Rakowski: Stolen Moments, for piano; Concerto for Piano no 2
Performers: Bob, Sarah; Briggs, Amy
Conductors: Rose, Gil
Ensemble: Boston Modern Orchestra Project
The Boston Modern Orchestra Project presents its second release featuring the music of Boston-based composer David Rakowski. Rakowski combines a keen ear for orchestral color,...continue...
Recording information: Distler Performance Hall in Somerville, MA (01/22/2014); Jordan Hall in Boston, MA (01/22/2014); Distler Performance Hall in Somerville, MA (05/31/2012); Jordan Hall in Boston, ...continue...
Dvorak: 16 Slavonic Dances for Piano Four Hands / David Allen Wehr & Cynthia Raim, pianists
1 CD / Connoisseur Society / 2016-09-13Works: Antonin Dvorák: Slavonic Dances (8) for piano, 4 hands, B. 78 (Op. 46); Slavonic Dances (8) for piano, 4 hands, B. 145 (Op. 72)
Performers: Raim, Cynthia; Wehr, David Allen
When Connoisseur Society released the Raim/Wehr duo's recording of the Brahms Hungarian Dances for Piano Duet, Fanfare magazine said: "I cannot imagine this music being...continue...
Recording information: First Presbyterian Church in Utica, NY (08/01/2007/08/02/2007)....continue...
'Alive in the Studio' - music for flute & accompaniment by Paul Lustig Dunkel, Tony Moreno, Tamar Muskal, Shostakovich / Paul Lustig Dunkel, flute; Peter Basquin, piano et al.
1 CD / MSR Classics / 2016-09-13Works: Dmitry Shostakovich: Sonata for Cello and Piano in D minor, Op. 40; Paul Lustig Dunkel: Quatre Visions, for 4 flutes; Tony Moreno: Episodes for flute & percussion; Tamar Muskal: Sof, for flute; Mecha...
Performers: Basquin, Peter; Conwesser, Laura; Dunkel, Paul Lustig; Moreno, Tony [Drums]; Schmidt, Rie; Witek, Tanya
Having transcribed Debussy's Sonata for Cello and Piano, I re-cast my net and felt Shostakovich's Cello Sonata might be successfully performed on flute. Shostakovich must...continue...
Recording information: Westchester Studios, New York (01/2015/03/2015)....continue...

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Trading desks report steady market action was steady, buying on the dip, and profit taking in late afternoon when the SPX approached 1310. Other recent themes remained in evidence: profit taking was modest, and short positioning was limited. Market breadth was positive, and volatility rose intraday, but ended lower. The SPX ended below the 20-day moving average (1315.81), but above the 50-day moving average (1287.56).The distribution day count was unchanged at 6 on the NYSE and 5 on the SPX and Nasdaq, and two on the DJI. Distribution days infer institutional selling by tracking declines of more than -0.25% on increased volume, in the past 25 trading days. Market uptrends come under pressure as the frequency of distribution days increases. On the SPX, the most recent distributions were on February 23rd, 15th, and 9th. The January 28th distribution grows stale in another 7 trading days. The current market uptrend has persisted since last September, but came under pressure January 21st and 28th, and November 16th through December 3rd.World equity markets have rallied, though generally on lower volume. In Asia, the Nikkei and Hang Seng closed up 0.71% and +1.82% respectively, led by consumer services and industrials. The Shanghai composite ended down -0.04%, ending two consecutive daily gains. Technology and financials performed well, but health care and especially oil and gas stocks slid, perhaps reflecting easing market fears that petroleum prices would spike to the sky. Volume declined -8.87% on the SHCOMP. The SHCOMP and other Asian markets experienced a steep correction after November 8th, and recent previous uptrends have failed. Asian markets have yet to establish a clear and sustainable uptrend. In Europe, the Eurostoxx50, FTSE, and DAX are higher +1.23%, +0.87%, and +0.54%. On the EuroStoxx, financials are up +1.58%. Sovereign debt spreads continue a widening trend. Reports have Portugal seeking assistance as early as next week.LIBOR trends remain unremarkable. Overnight USD LIBOR was unchanged at 0.22550% and compares to 0.25188% at year-end. USD 3-month LIBOR is unchanged at 0.31050% and compares to 0.30281% at year-end. In early trading, the dollar is stronger against the euro and pound, but weaker against the yen. The euro trades at US$1.3767, compared to US$1.3800 Thursday and US$1.3749 the prior day. The euro trades above its 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages. The dollar trades at ¥81.77, compared to ¥81.89 Thursday and ¥82.51 the prior day. Treasury yields are lower, with 2- and 10-year maturities yielding 0.743% and 3.461%, respectively, compared to 0.735% and 3.448% Thursday. The yield curve spread widened to +2.718% compared to +2.713% the prior day. In the past year, the 2- and 10-year spread has varied from a low of +1.959% on August 26, 2010, and a high of +2.91% on February 3, 2011. Commodities prices are mixed, with lower petroleum and natural gas, higher precious metals, aluminum and copper, and mixed agricultural prices.U.S. news and economic reporting. Today's economic reporting focuses on 4Q2010 GDP revisions and University of Michigan Confidence for February.Overseas news. Today, Saudi Arabia boosted crude oil production to a total of 9 million barrels per day, up from 8.3 million barrels. In January, Spain producer prices rose more than expected, increasing at a +2.4% annual rate over the prior month's rate, compared to estimates for a increase of +1.3% annualized rate. In the fourth quarter, U.K. GDP contracted more than expected over the prior quarter.Company news/research:· BLK – increases quarterly dividend to $1.375 from $1.00· FITB – upgraded to buy at FBR, price target raised to $17 from $14· BAC – potentially the largest stress-test beneficiary and may boost its dividend following Fed review of capital plan, according to FBR· WFC – upgraded to buy at Goldman Sachs· C – downgraded to neutral at Goldman Sachs· BBX – ordered by regulators to boost capital4Q2010 Earnings. The latest quarterly earnings results have so far exceeded EPS and revenue expectations. Of the 450 S&P500 companies that reported earnings to date, 71% (319 of the 450) beat operating EPS estimates, versus the historical average of 62%. Companies beat by an average of +5.7% (versus a historical average of +2%). EPS is up +36.8% over the prior year. Though challenged in the current operating environment, 346 companies (77%) reported increased revenues and 300 companies (67%) beat revenue estimates. In the fourth quarter of 2010, the SPX earned $22.47 per share, a +4.9% and +28.3% increase over 3Q10 and 4Q09 EPS of $21.42 and $17.51, respectively.With all 24 BKX members reporting, 75% (18 out of 24) beat operating EPS estimates. Bank revenues disappointed slightly, missing estimates by -0.59% on average. Fifteen banks (63%) reported increased revenues over the prior year's quarter and 17 banks (71%) beat revenue estimates. In the fourth quarter of 2010, the BKX earned $0.93 per share, a +31.0% increase over 3Q10 EPS of $0.71, and compared to 4Q09 EPS of -$0.52.Thursday's equity markets. On lighter volume, the major indexes closed mixed, with the Nasdaq closing up +0.55%, while the DJI, SPX, and NYSE fell -0.31%, -0.10%, and -0.20%. Markets were highly reactive to news/rumor/speculation on/from Libya as reflected, too, in movements in oil prices, which hit an intraday high of $103, but closed at $97.28. Rumors were rampant about the fate of Libya (e.g., in the morning, will Muammar use chemical weapons? Or later in the day, Had he been shot? And still later the Saudi government's willingness to correct shortfalls in oil supplies.) After the IEA (International Energy Agency) confirmed it stands ready to release emergency stockpiles, oil prices sank, and equity indexes recovered from their lows of the day. Economic news released on Thursday (Initial Jobless Claim +391k, Continuing Claims 3790k, Durable Goods +2.7%) was relatively in line.Technical indicators are mixed. The SPX broke through its sentimental support level of 1300 and reached an intraday low of 1294 before rebounding smartly and closing at 1306.10, down a mere -0.10%. Key support remains at 1287, the 50-day moving average. Intraday, the Nasdaq, for the second consecutive day, broke through its 50-day moving average (2723), only to recover in the afternoon and close higher at 2737. All the major indexes closed above their respective 200-week and 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages. New 52-week highs were +20.00, much lower than the 10-day moving average of 225.50. NYSE relative strength ended at 50.27, in a neutral range and down from 51.59 Wednesday, and an overbought 73.40 at Friday's close.The most recent AAII bullish sentiment index fell again to 36.63 (February 24th) from its last reading of 46.58 on February 17th and below the December high of 63.60. Sentiment indexes are highly variable and often best regarded from a contrarian perspective.Market segments closed mixed. Industrials, health care and consumer services were the best performers, closing up at least +0.31%. Oil and gas, basic materials, and utilities were the worst performers.Financials were lower, with names like ETFC and ACE leading to the downside, off -4.80% and -2.57% respectively. Among regional banks, CMA, COF, RF and STT enjoyed an up day. STI, MTB, and KEY were off -2.22%, -1.64%, and -1.63% respectively, to lead the laggards. The XLF, BKX, and KRX were down -0.24%, -0.53%, and -0.82%, respectively, and all rallied nicely off their 2 p.m. lows. While the broader indices have recovered their post-September 2008 losses, bank stocks have not, with the BKX closing -8.85% below its April 2010 highs and -36% below its best level of 82.55 in September 2008.NYSE Indicators. Volume declined -8.20% to 1.221 billion shares, from 1.330 billion shares Wednesday, 1.23x the 50-day moving average. For the 1st trading day this week, market breadth was positive, though up volume trailed down volume. Advancing stocks led decliners by +143 (compared to -909 Wednesday), or 1.10:1. Up volume trailed down volume by 0.73:1.Valuation. The SPX trades at 13.6x estimated 2011 earnings ($96.28) and 12.0x estimated 2012 earnings ($109.27), compared to 13.6x and 12.0x respective 2011-12 earnings Friday. The 10-year average median Price/Earnings multiple is 20.0x. Since the beginning of 2010, analysts increased 2011 and 2012 earnings estimates by +4.1%, and +5.0%, respectively. Analysts expect 2011 and 2012 earnings to exceed 2010 earnings ($83.87) by +14.8% and +30.3%, respectively.Large-cap banks trade at a median 1.56x tangible book value and 13.3x 2011 consensus earnings, compared to 1.57 tangible book value and 13.4x 2011 earnings Friday. These compare to the 10-year average median multiples of 3.08x tangible book value and 15.9x earnings. Analysts expect 2011 and 2012 BKX earnings to exceed 2010 operating earnings by +27.1% and 70.6%, respectively.SPX. On lower volume, the SPX fell -1.30 points, or -0.10%, to 1306.10. Volume fell -10.5% to 919.51 million shares, down from 1,027.40 million shares Wednesday, and above the 777.10 million share 50-day moving average. For the 88th consecutive day, its 50-day moving average closed above its 200-day moving average (1287.58 versus 1167.99, respectively). The SPX closed above its 200-week moving average (1179.50).The SPX opened flat and fluctuated between small losses and gains through 10:30. The intra-day high of 1310.91 came at 10:21. The index retraced from there to break-even at 10:30 and began a stair-step decent through the morning to the 1300-level by 12:15. The SPX traded between 1300 and 1302 through 1:45 and continuously tested 1300-level support. A sharper sell-off at 1:45 sent the index definitively below 1300 to the intra-day low of 1294.26 at 1:55. Buyers rallied the index as sharply as it had fallen, and the SPX retook 1300 by 2:15 and climbed back to break-even by 3:20. The SPX failed to move above 1310 and retreated into the close, finishing with a marginal loss. The index closed +1.44% above its 50-day moving average, closing above that average for the 119th consecutive day, and +11.82% above its 200-day moving average. The SPX closed below its 20-day moving average (1315.81) for the second consecutive day. The 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages rose.Technical indicators are mixed. The SPX closed above 1300 for the 17th consecutive day (after dipping below that level intra-day for the second straight day), and above its April highs for the 58th straight session. The directional momentum indicator switched to negative, and the trend is decreasing. Relative strength fell to 48.77 from 49.45, a neutral range. Next resistance is at 1313.25; next support is at 1296.60.BKX. On lower volume, the KBW bank index closed at 52.82, down -0.28 points or -0.53%. Volume fell -20.7% to 152.54 million shares, down from 192.33 million shares Wednesday, but above the 139.89 million share 50-day average. The index closed +22.89% above its August 30 closing low of 42.98, the trough of the recent prior correction, but -8.85% below its April 23rd closing high.Financials underperformed the market, and regionals underperformed large-cap banks. The BKX opened lower to 52.80. Financials made two rallies back to break-even at 9:45 and 10:30, with the intra-day high of 53.18 set during the first move. Like the broader markets, financials steadily declined through the morning and into the early afternoon, breaching first resistance at 1:40 and reaching an intra-day low of 52.23 at 1:55. The BKX rallied sharply from the low, but unlike the SPX, fell well short of its break-even and closed with a larger loss.Technical indicators are mixed. The index closed above 50 for the 46th straight day. The BKX closed above its 100- and 200-day moving averages (50.09, and 48.93, respectively), closing above the 200-day average for the 53rd straight session. The index closed below its 20- and 50-day moving averages of 54.42 and 53.29, closing below them for the 3rd and 2nd straight day, respectively. The 200-day moving average fell. The positive divergence of the 50- and 100-day moving averages to the 200-day moving average continues to expand. The 50-day moving average closed (by +4.36 points) above the 200-day moving average for the 29th straight day. The 100-day moving average closed (by +1.16 points) above the 200-day moving average for the 12th straight day. The directional movement indicator is negative and the trend is decreasing. Relative strength fell to 40.59 from 42.40, a neutral range. Next resistance is 53.27; next support at 52.29.
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Mike Bleech: The best crappie fishing of the year
What if they threw a party and nobody came?
This is sort of what's happening now at area crappie hot spots.
Crappie are aggressive for long periods. As with other game fish, the average size caught by anglers tends to be longer than at any other time. And with the exception of a few places, there is not much competition from anglers.
The one place where you are most likely to run into other crappie anglers is at Marina Lake, on Presque Isle.
Once the docks open to public fishing in November, this will be fished more heavily than any other crappie water in this corner of Pennsylvania.
Just the fact that it can be fished without a boat is probably the main reason it gets fished regularly.
This fall, the crappie at Presque Isle have been especially big.
There will be some very good crappie fishing as long as fall-like weather holds.
Fishing off slippery docks is not much fun during winter. Of course, Marina Lake is one of the first area waters to freeze. As soon as the ice gets thick enough, Marina Lake might have good ice fishing for crappie.
Anglers at the Water Works have had some good crappie fishing this fall, as have anglers at the tip of the North Pier, and just inside the South Pier.
There should be some good crappie fishing at the Stink Hole, in Misery Bay and in Horseshoe Pond.
I have enjoyed good crappie fishing in the trough off the condos. Another possible area for fall crappie fishing is at Liberty Park.
When fishing for crappie in Marina Lake, treat this relatively small body of water as being separate from the rest of Presque Isle Bay. If you look at it this way, then the same guidelines used for locating crappie in larger waterways can be used here.
Look for the deeper water, which, to a good extent, is at the docks. Depths here can be greater than 12 feet. Add all of that cover the docks provide, and you have the makings for a great crappie hot spot.
While the sun is high in the sky, get baits close to bottom and in the shade of the docks. Very few anglers take advantage of this. Instead, they fish in open water where they probably caught crappie either early in the day or late in the day. Around sundown, if you see fish hitting your bobbers, it's time to bring baits within a few feet of the surface, maybe closer.
In other areas of Presque Isle Bay, move until you locate crappie.
Once you get accustomed to recognizing schools of crappie on your sonar screen, finding them is not difficult. They typically appear as small groups of six to 12 multi-pixel marks.
Depending on the definition of your sonar, individual crappie might show on the screen as two, or three, pixels.
Since fall crappie fishing is usually done in relatively deep water, vertical fishing might be the best way to present lures and baits.
Using two or three rods per angler, with each set at a different depth, either wind drift or troll slowly with an electric motor until making contact.
This might be just by chance, but usually I find crappie suspended at least 4 feet below the surface during fall.
Schools of crappie commonly are at different depths. Do not expect the next school of crappie to be at 9 feet just because the last school was at that depth.
Terminal rigs for fall crappie fishing are the same as you might use at any other time.
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The latter are most effective when you are fishing over black crappie, which is the case at several local waterways.
If you are catching white crappie, it will probably be best to stick with minnows for tipping jigs.
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One of the most challenging parts of fall crappie fishing is that since few other anglers do it, you probably must locate crappie on your own.
At our smaller area lakes that get no deeper than about 30 feet, look for crappie during fall in the deeper parts of these lakes. At small reservoirs, fish close to the dams.
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Federline, who earlier this fall signed with the WWE to appear in some staged fights and was even body slammed by Cena in October, was there to promote his New Year's Day face-off.
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News that captured Al Qaeda top man Khalid Shaikh Mohammad is revealing Osama bin Laden's hideout in the wilds of northern Pakistan awakens suspicions he is being torturedespecially since U.S. officials, according to the Los Angeles Times have said they are "pushing the envelope" to make him talk. Jack Wheeler, an adventurer extraordinaire and one of the wild men of the right, yesterday proposed in The Washington Times a scheme "to make the Al Qaeda terrorist sing in an hour." Wheeler argued that the ethics of whether to torture Mohammad "should not be an issue," the only question being how to make him squeal in a couple of hours, not a couple of days or even weeksmaybe by breaking ribs or putting out a cigarette on his balls. Wheeler said so-called truth serum wouldn't be any good because it might mix up Mohammad's thinking and take too much time.
What Wheeler proposed is to fly in an MRI brain scanner to Diego Garcia, or wherever Mohammad is being held, put him under it, place him on a mechanical respirator, and inject him with a paralytic drug used by veterinarians called succinylcholine chloride, which would keep him fully conscious but immobile. Muhammad could think, remember, and talk, but he couldn't breathe without the respirator, Wheeler said, adding, "Without the respirator, he would quickly suffocate and die." If the MRI scanner caught Mohammad in a lie, then the interrogator would turn off the mechanical respirator, and Mohammad would slowly and painfully start to suffocate. It wouldn't take long, said Wheeler, before Mohammad would be "singing like a full chorus of canaries."
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A look back at the banking environment during the collapse of Bear Stearns, with Alan Schwartz, former Bear Stearns CEO/Guggenheim Partners executive chairman, who says institutions need to be more careful on how they define leveraging. Schwartz also says while there are some good things about regulation, they are over complicating.
Gerard Cassidy, RBC Capital Markets, discusses JPM's earnings strength; his "outperform" rating on the bank, and how the stock will grow from commercial banking.
Warren Buffett appeared live on CNBC's Squawk Box this morning, February 27, 2012, for his annual "Ask Warren" three-hour marathon. This is the last part of a transcript of his comments.
Warren Buffett appeared live on CNBC's Squawk Box this morning, February 27, 2012, for his annual "Ask Warren" three-hour marathon. This is part seven of a transcript of his comments.
Warren Buffett appeared live on CNBC's Squawk Box this morning, February 27, 2012, for his annual "Ask Warren" three-hour marathon. This is part six of a transcript of his comments.
Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair said Thursday she believed Europe was heading into a recession, but she sounded confident about U.S. banks.
The hottest ticket around at the World Economic Forum is to the Accel Partners Cocktail party tonight at the Kirchner Museum in Davos. Accel – the VC firm behind Facebook. The elite of the elite come to mingle, network, swap ideas and stories.
The impact of a Greek default on American banks would be negligible, JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon told CNBC on Thursday, and while there are chances of a bad outcome in Europe, he is not concerned about unpleasant surprises in the region.
James Dimon, chairman, president & CEO, JPMorgan Chase, discusses the world economy, muddling through in Europe, and the President's prerogative when it comes to naming a successor for Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. Bernanke, he says, has been an outstanding Fed chief.
The international bank capital regulations known as Basel III may be weakening the financial system by promoting herd-like behavior by the banks. This effect was confirmed by Jamie Dimon, the chief executive and chairman of JPMorgan Chase.
JPMorgan Chase reported solid loan growth in the fourth quarter, driven by a jump in business lending. But there's one area where the bank is still not seeing any pickup in lending — mortgages.
Regulatory policies are badly undermining the economic objectives of governments around the globe by hampering bank activity, JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon said in a conference call discussing fourth quarter earnings Friday morning.
The U.S. is in a "mild recovery" that is "broad and strengthening," JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Morgan told CNBC Monday.


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