Noriko Ogawa (pianist)

Noriko Ogawa (小川典子 Ogawa Noriko?) (born 1962) is a Japanese classical pianist. Born in Kawasaki, Ogawa studied at the Tokyo College of Music (1977–80) and the Juilliard School in New York (1981–5), and later with Benjamin Kaplan. After coming second in a Japanese music competition in 1984, she gained third prize in the 1987 Leeds International Piano Competition, which launched her international performing career. Her New York début was in 1982 and her London début in 1988. Since 1997 Ogawa has been an exclusive recording artist for BIS Records. She has collaborated in a piano duo with British pianist Kathryn Stott since 2001, and the two women have recorded works by Delius for BIS Records. In 2003, they gave the first performance of Graham Fitkin's Circuit. She also has a longstanding collaboration with clarinetist Michael Collins. WIKIPEDIA



 VIDEO: Part 1: Piano Talk with Noriko Ogawa

Performers Index ~ O

Oberfrank, Geza ( GAY zah OH beh frahnk)cond

Obraztsova, Elena (yeh LAY
nah oh brahs TSOH vah)

Ochmann, Wieslaw (Vyeh swaf AWK mann)( - )Czech=ten

O'Conor, John ( 18 JAN - )IR=P

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O'Connor,
Mark ( _ )=V

ODENSE SYMPHONY (OH den sah)

O'Dette, Paul ( -
) Lute

Ogden, John (27 JAN - )ENG=P

Ognovenko, Vladimir ( - )Rus=Bass, MET 1980

Ohlsson, Garrick (3 APR - )Am=P

Oikawa, Koji ( -
)Jpn=P

Oistrakh, David (David OY strahk)(30 SEP - )Rus= Violinist (Father of
Igor)

Oistrakh, Igor (ee gohr OY strahk) (27 APR - )Rus= Violinist (Son of
David)

Olejniczak, Janusz ( - )POL=P

Olivera, Elmar ( - )V

Olivero, Magda (Maria Maddalena) (25 MAR 1912 - )It=Sop

Onczay, Csaba
(CHA bah OHN tsy) ( - ) cellist

Oprisanu, Carmen (Brasov, Romania - )Mezzo-soprano. MET debut 1999-2000

Oundjian, Peter (OON gin) ( - )Am=V=Cond. (Fecadistonia in hand, led to cond. career. Dir=
Caramoor Festival in NY. Former member Tokoyo SQ)

O'Neill, Dennis (25 FEB - )Welsh=Ten, MET 1986

ONDES MARTENOT
QUARTET of Montreal

Onslow,
George (AHN' slo)

Opalic, Marinko (MAH reen koh OH pah leech)

Oppens, Ursula (ER' soo lah AHP' ehns)( - )=P

Oppitz,
Gerhard (GAIR' hard OH' pitz) (1953 - )

ORADEA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA (oh rada ah) Romania City Site

Oramo, Sakari (sah KAR ay oh RAH moh) ( - )Japn=Con, Birmingham
SO

Orbelian, Constantine (KOHN stan teen or BEL ee in) (SF, - )Am=Cond-P

• Biography
  
• Also see Moscow Chamber Orch
  

ORCHESTRA of the AGE of
ENLIGHTENMENT based at South Bank Center, London and Bristol, England.

ORCHESTRE NATIONAL DE FRANCE - Paris

OREBRO CHAMBER ORCHESTRA (oh REH bro)

O. R. F. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - Austrian Radio
Symphony
- Vienna

ORFEO Orquesta de Camara Spain

Ormandy, Eugene (Budapest, 18 NOV 1899 - Philadelphia, 12 MAR 1985
)Hung-Am=Con-Phila Links Page

Ornstein, Leo (1895 - )Rus=P Award

ORQUESTA DE CONCIERTOS DE MADRID (or KAY stah day kon thee AIR tohz
day mah DREED)

ORQUESTA NACIONAL DE ESPANA (or KAY stah day nah thee oh NAHL day eh
SPAHN yah)

Ortega, Ginesa ( -
)flamenco cantaora

Ortiz, Christina (kris TEE nah or TEES) (17 APR - )Braz-Eng=P

Ostman, A (24 DEC - )Swed=Con

O'Sullivan, John
( - )Ire=Ten

Oswald, Mark ( - )Am=Bar, MET 1991

Otaka, Tedaki (8 NOV - )Japn=Con

Otey,
Louis (Flandreau, SD - )Baritone. MET debut 1999-2000

Oubradous,
Fernand (fir NAHND oo brah doos)

Oue, Eiji (AY jee OH way)=Con (Minnesota Orch)

Ousset, Cecile (suh SEEL oo SAY) (23 JAN - )Fr=P

Ozawa, Seiji (SAY gee oh ZAH wah) (1 SEP - )Japn=Con-Boston

David Oistrakh birth centennial

30 SEP 1908 Birth of Russian violinst David OISTRAKH in Odessa. Died in Amsterdam, 24 OCT 1974

David Fyodorovich Oistrakh (Russian: Давид Фёдорович Ойстрах), David Fiodorovič Ojstrah; September 30 [O.S. September 17] 1908 – October 24, 1974) was a Soviet violin virtuoso who made many recordings and was the dedicatee of numerous violin works. His recordings and performances of Shostakovich's concerti are particularly well known, but he was also a performer of classical concerti. He worked with orchestras in Russia, and also with musicians in Europe and the United States. The violin concerto of Aram Khachaturian is dedicated to him, as are the two violin concerti by Dmitri Shostakovich.

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