NJIO 15th Anniversary Concert VII
previous / nextBack to the Series from the NJIO 15th Anniversary Concert. This is André Emelianoff who is Hyewon Kim's teacher at Julliard School of Music Pre-College Division. Hyewon was featured earlier in this series. They were invited to play with the NJIO as soloists and as a Duet. It was a wonderful experience. I shot this during the pre-concert warm up.
Below is André Emelianoff's public Bio.
André Emelianoff is known worldwide as a cello soloist, chamber artist, and teacher whose innovative recital programs interweave new works, neglected older works and the classics of cello repertoire. He has toured as soloist and chamber artist throughout Japan, Russia, Austria and England as well as North America and has given recitals in central Asia and the Mediterranean as an American Ambassador for the Arts. Mr. Emelianoff has been principal cellist of the New York Chamber Symphony, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the Musica Sacra and a member of the Cleveland Orchestra. As a member of the Da Capo Chamber Players, winner of the Naumburg Award and in residence at Bard College, he has participated in over 60 premiers and recorded Schönberg’s Pierrot Lunatre. A winner of a 1985 NEA Solo Recitalists award, Mr. Emelianoff has recorded for RCA, CRI, Opus One, New World Records, Nonesuch, GM Recordings, Bridge Records and Prop Arte. He has been guest artist with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Houston's Da Camera, Mozarteum Salzburg and the Round Top Festival in Texas. He is on the cello and chamber music faculty of the The Juilliard School of Music and its Pre- College Division.
Below is André Emelianoff's public Bio.
André Emelianoff is known worldwide as a cello soloist, chamber artist, and teacher whose innovative recital programs interweave new works, neglected older works and the classics of cello repertoire. He has toured as soloist and chamber artist throughout Japan, Russia, Austria and England as well as North America and has given recitals in central Asia and the Mediterranean as an American Ambassador for the Arts. Mr. Emelianoff has been principal cellist of the New York Chamber Symphony, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, the Musica Sacra and a member of the Cleveland Orchestra. As a member of the Da Capo Chamber Players, winner of the Naumburg Award and in residence at Bard College, he has participated in over 60 premiers and recorded Schönberg’s Pierrot Lunatre. A winner of a 1985 NEA Solo Recitalists award, Mr. Emelianoff has recorded for RCA, CRI, Opus One, New World Records, Nonesuch, GM Recordings, Bridge Records and Prop Arte. He has been guest artist with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Houston's Da Camera, Mozarteum Salzburg and the Round Top Festival in Texas. He is on the cello and chamber music faculty of the The Juilliard School of Music and its Pre- College Division.
Nikon D700
Tokina 80-200mm f2.8
1/125 second
F/2.8
ISO 640
135 mm
Tokina 80-200mm f2.8
1/125 second
F/2.8
ISO 640
135 mm
Check out my new slideshow page. The link is here and at the top and bottom of every page. I am testing out several formats for the slideshows each with their own advantages and disadvantages. It will be an evolving process and I will add new ones from time to time. I hope you will stop by and check them out and feel free to leave me some feedback.
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posted by Laurie at 12:00 AM
12 Comments:
Great shot! His music obviously transports him to another place and you have captured it perfectly!
This is again a wonderful study of a musician. I like the series about this orchestra very much. Great shot.
A fine performance (or pre performance) shot. His expression is very interesting. A nice shot.
i can tell he's an artist by the shirt he's wearing. ;D
*pretty slick slideshows.. now i regret not going in the eastern state penitentiary.. it does look pretty cool! :D
like his expression, it seems he is full of energy ...
Laurie, you have captured pure passion in this portrait.
A work of art.
fantastic expression!
Now THAT'S a shirt! :) Love that look on his face you caught at just the right moment!
Toute l'intensité de l'émotion, la vibration profonde, intime de la musique est là, dans cette photo...et l'on vibre avec elle...
What an expression. Well captured.
On the slide shows, though I like the autoviewer more, it seems a bit jarry. But that could be entirely because of my computer.
Great job getting his face and expression in focus. The composition is great too.
You captured his intimacy with his music and his love of wild shirts.
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