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three seasoned chamber music artists got together to share their passion for playing music in concert. Having already won major awards for their musical artistry as soloists and for ensemble playing (Grand Prix at the Concours International d¹Evian, Paderewski Prize of New York, UNESCO prize ... ) the musicians of the GOODMAN TRIO, flute, viola and cello have taken on a new creative challenge as they bring beautiful works from the Rennaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Contemporary periods to audiences across Europe, all in the spirit of joyful music making which so characterizes the performances of this unusual trio. |
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I was moved and impressed, they bring great pleasure to all who hear them... Yehudi Menuhin an impressive mosaic brilliantly played with great elegance and intelligence... Traversières, magazine of the French flute association my sincere complements not only for your outstanding interpretations, but also for your very interesting choice of works... Henri Dutilleux exceptional intensity and so charming ... virtuoso playing, transparent and rich at once ... Nice Matin |
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Craig GOODMAN (flute) Born in Pittsburgh (USA) in 1957. Studied flute and chamber music at the Yale School of Music (Marcel Moyse, Tom Nyfenger), BA l978, MM, l979 and as the recipient of the Roussel prize at the École Normale Supérieure de Paris with Narcis Bonet and Dominique Rouits Masterclasses with Jean-Pierre Rampal, Aurele Nicolet, Alain Marion, James Galway, Leonard Bernstein, S. Celibidache Prizes and awards from UNESCO (Paris) , Fondation Anne Marie Carl - Nielsen (Copenhague), Excellence prize of the JUILLIARD SCHOOL (New York), listed in Who¹s Who in International Music (London), Paderewski Prize (New York), Concert Artists Guild Carnegie Hall Prize ... Performances under the direction of Zubin MEHTA, Julius RUDEL, Raymond LEPPARD, Szymon GOLDBERG... Concert tours and performances as solist throughout Europe, USA, Russia, Japan ... Television and radio performances for (Radio France, FR2(Paris), Radio Danemark, WNYC (New York), NHK (Japan) ...) Masterclasses: Moscow Conservatory, Schola Cantorum of Paris, guest lectures at the Sorbonne ... Professor at the National Conservatory, Strasbourg, FRANCE. Artistic director: Rencontres Musicales de Genève (Switzerland) and Thy Kammermusikfestival, Denmark. 8 compositions (chamber music, music for the theater and dance) numerous works written for him (Hasty, Bosseur, Kurtz ...) Dimitri KHLEBTSEVITCH (viola) Born in Moscow (Russia), 1963. Tchaikovsky Conservatory diploma (Moscou) - studies with G.Odinets (Prokofiev 4tet). Chamber music with V. Berlinsky (Borodine 4tet) and A. Shishlov (Chostakovitch 4tet) Further study at the National Conservatory in Budapest (Hungary), New England Conservatory (USA), Paris Conservatory (Alain Meunier ) Grand Prix at the Concours International d¹Evian Radio and television broadcasts throughout Europe and Japan, tours and concerts including Théâtre des Champs Elysées(Paris), Salle Verdi (Milan), Barbican Center (Londres) ... Invited by S. Richter, Borodine Quartet and others, played with artists Youri Bashmet, Emile Naoumoff, Alain Meunier .... Igor KIRITCHENKO (cello) Born in Odessa (Ukraine) in 1957. Artists diploma from the Institut Genessine Institute of Moscow (L. Evgrafov ) Chamber music with V. Berlinsky (Borodine 4tet) and later at the Paris Conservatory with Alain Meunier. Grand Prix at the Concours International d¹Evian First prize; International Chostakovitch Competition, St. Petersbourg. First Prize, International Cello Competition, Moscow. Television and radio recordings (France, Japan, ...), 6 CDs, concerts in leading concert halls including: Salle Gaveau (Paris), Herkulesaal (Munich), Académie Santa Cécilia (Rome) ... Invited by M. Rostropovitch and others , he has played with artists including Michel Portal, Philippe Bianconi, Paul Meyer, Sonia Wieder Atherton ..... |
| REPERTOIRE | ||
| Trio | ||
| JS BACH | Inventions | |
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN | Grand Trio in C | |
| Reinhold GLIERE | Duo for viola and cello | |
| C. GOODMAN | Cercle à trois (l997) | |
| Joseph HAYDN | Trio in G major | |
| Franz Anton HOFFMEISTER | Duo concertante for flûte and viola | |
| W.A. MOZART | Divertimento KV 439b | |
| Franz SCHUBERT | Trio ein Bb, D. 471 | |
| Georg Ph. TELEMANN | Sonates en canone | |
| Heitor VILLA LOBOS | Assobio a Jato for flute and cello | |
| Albert ROUSSEL | Trio, opus 40 | |
| STOCKHAUSEN | Tierkreis | |
| TCHAIKOWSKY | Trios (transcriptions) | |
| Quartet OPTION (with violinist, Elisabeth SCHNEIDER, Copenhagen, Denmark) | ||
| J.C. BACH | Quartets, opus 19 | |
| L. van BEETHOVEN | Serenade, opus 25 for flute, violon and cello | |
| Luigi BOCCHERINI | Quartet opus 5 | |
| Francois DEVIENNE | Quartets op. 11, no.1 | |
| HAYDN | Quartets op. 5 | |
| PALESTRINA | Masses | |
| Gioacchino ROSSINI | Quartets | |
| Arnold SCHOENBERG | Fugues | |
| W.A. MOZART | Quartets KV 285, 285a, 285b. 298 | |
Also: works written especially for us, young people's concerts and performances with dance.
flûte, viola, violoncelle
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