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Stevens Receives Regents Academic Advisor Award - Western Nevada College

Published: March 5, 2021 Lauren Stevens Lauren Stevens has been helping students solve problems and process beneficial information for nearly a decade as a Western Nevada College counselor. “I’ve genuinely thought over the years that I am an observer just watching students figure it out for themselves,” Stevens said. “I mean, I know there is a greater intricacy than that, but it’s more like the student is rewarded when they synthesize whatever information they need to move forward.” The WNC counselor was recently recognized as the Nevada Regents’ Academic Advisor Award winner for 2021. Stevens has been inspired by students and colleagues since setting foot on the Carson City campus in 2012.

Violin Sonatas: Montgeroult, Viotti, etc review – invention and beauty from an overlooked composer | Classical music

Rosa/Buckle (Rubicon) On an intriguing disc of finely-played sonatas, the first ever recording of 18th-century French composer Hélène de Montgeroult’s A minor Sonata is a highlight Finely judged … violinist Sophie Rosa and pianist Ian Buckle. Finely judged … violinist Sophie Rosa and pianist Ian Buckle. Thu 4 Mar 2021 13.54 EST When men wrote the accepted history of classical music, some important women were left out. In the case of Hélène de Montgeroult (1764-1836), whose Sonata in A minor Op 2 No 3 gets its first recording on this intriguing new disc from violinist Sophie Rosa and pianist Ian Buckle, the omission is especially shameless: elements in the piano music of Chopin and Schumann that have long been taken as evidence of those composers’ originality can be found in the studies that make up Montgeroult’s Complete Method for Teaching Fortepiano – a collection they probably encountered as students, written by a contemporary of the

Classical CDs Weekly: Stravinsky, Weinberg, Igor Levit

Classical CDs Weekly: Stravinsky, Weinberg, Igor Levit | reviews, news & interviews Classical CDs Weekly: Stravinsky, Weinberg, Igor Levit Classical CDs Weekly: Stravinsky, Weinberg, Igor Levit Colourful ballets, neglected chamber music and a great German pianist s lockdown album by Graham RicksonSaturday, 12 December 2020   Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra/Vasily Petrenko (Onyx)   Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra/Vasily Petrenko (Onyx) Petrushka is usually played in the 1947 revision, so it’s a pleasure to hear the 1911 original. The musical material is identical, though the later version’s sharp glitter is less apparent; this Petrushka looks back as much as it looks forward. Vasily Petrenko’s Liverpool recording is a triumph; it’s sharply played, neatly characterised and full of life. Think thick oil paint rather than neat line drawing. There’s a wealth of detail that emerges as if newly minted: the contrabassoon grunts heard when the

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