- The
concertmaster (from the
German Konzertmeister),
first chair (U.S.) or
leader (U.K.) is the prin****l
first violin player in an
orchestra (clarinet...
- Hayter; 1913–1968), a Canadian-born (of
English and
Irish descent)
concertmistress at the
Hamilton Symphony Orchestra, and
Charles Patrick Short (1909–1970)...
- -
viola John Klemmer,
Andrew Love -
saxophone Marcy Dicterow Vaj -
concertmistress Paul Lani,
Steve Forman,
Bobby LaKind,
Michael J. Jackson, Sinclair...
- Lap
steel guitar Conductor Jamshied Sharifi Violins Elena Barere - (
Concertmistress) Yuri
Vodovos Belinda Whitney Avril Brown Katherine Livolsi Abe Appleman...
-
concertmistress. A
native of Kiev, she
studied piano with V.
Pukhalsky at the
Lysenko Music School there,
graduating in 1930. She was
concertmistress...
- Ukraine. She was a
Ukrainian composer,
concertmistress, lecturer, and pianist.
Zhubinskaya was the
concertmistress at
Kharkiv State Theatre until 1948,...
- translator.
Valentine Yanovna Zhubinskaya (1926–2013)
Ukrainian composer,
concertmistress and
pianist Irina Zhurina (born 1946)
Russian operatic coloratura soprano...
-
production for 23 players, including: 1 wood
flute soloist/flute/piccolo, 1
concertmistress, 2 violin, 1 violin/viola, 2 celli, 1 flute/clarinet/b**** clarinet...
- was the
concertmistress of the
Pietermaritzburg Symphony.
After returning to the
United States in 1957, she
became the ****istant
concertmistress of the...
- orchestra, Die
Wiener Walzermädeln (The
Waltzing Girls of Vienna). The
concertmistress was Anny Kux, a friend. The
ensemble pla**** to a very high standard...
