Transposition, transcription, and arrangement services. Professional-quality “typeset” music in the key where you want to sing. Most of my clients are singers of standard American popular songs and songs from musicals who find that the published music does not fit their voices. The charge for the service varies according to the length and complexity of the music. Transposition of a standard American popular song, along the lines of “Stardust” or “As Time Goes By” - about 4 pages of printed music - is $30. Contact Hoyle Osborne at music@hoyleosborne.com for details and quotes. See also www.hoyleosborne.com/services.html

In 1998 Ms. Ouspenskaya moved to the United States. She is currently residing in Reston, Virginia, teaching at the Levine School of Music, pusruing a Doctorate at the Catholic University of America and concertizing in this area as well as other states and cities. She recently debuted with the Einstein Symphony Orchestra in New York City, performing the Saint-Saens Fourth Piano Concerto with Stephen Moshman conducting, and made her Kennedy Center debut in February 2002.

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As a soloist, chamber music player and in different orchestras Michał has been performing in European concert halls such as St. Martin in the Fields and Barbican hall (London), Stockholm and Gothenburg Konserthuset, Hildasholm and Vadstena Castle (Sweden), Euskalduna concert hall (Spain), Karłowicz and Paderwski Music halls (Poland), Tivoli and DR concert halls and the old and new opera houses in Copenhagen, The Nordic House (Tórshavn) and HOF and Harpa concert halls in Island. Michał has also been performing for Spanish tv (canal 4) and Danish and Swedish P2 radio channels. Michał plays on an French cello made by A. Deblaye.

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- Conducting and Opera - Mario Parrella won in 1995 a International Competition for Assistent at the "Teatro alla Scala" of Milan and there started to study Analisis with Salvatore Sciarrino and Conducting under the guide of Armando Gatto. At the "La Scala" he took part to the staging and performance of many spectacles of the Opera's season. He worked with the most famous guest Conductors of the Theatre and with Riccardo Muti, the Principal Conductor at "La Scala".

"Natalia is a wonderful artist, absolutely!...", "Natalia, the saw-lady whom I adore..."these were among the accolades bestowed upon Natalia by Good Day New York's Lynn Brown and Bobby Rivers during a performance by Natalia on this popular early morning NY news and variety TV program. Natalia is no stranger to TV, however. She has been delighting audiences the world over with her unique sonic and visual performances as well as her vivacious and humorous interviews on such acclaimed television programs as Fox After Breakfast, The Vicki Lawrence Show, Oddville MTV, Good Morning America, Over the Edge CBS and Biggers & Summers on the Lifetime channel. Radio audiences have become acquainted with her angelic singing saw through her repeated broadcasts on NPR's 'A Prairie Home Companion', WBAI 99.5FM and WFMU 91.1FM. Natalia's unique talent of playing classical music on 'strange' instruments has sparked great public interest in this dynamic performer. She has performed with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Maestro Zubin Mehta, with the Westchester Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by maestro Paul Dunkel, with PDQ Bach composer Peter Schickele at Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall and at festivals such as the Lincoln Center Out of Doors Festival, the Utah Arts Festival, the World Trade Center's Buskers Fair, Queens Farm Museum Agricultural Fair, Ecofest NY, Harmony Day, etc. Other performances include the Museum of the City of New York, the Coney Island Museum, numerous performances at the Rainbow Room and concerts around NY, CT, Israel and France. Natalia's saw playing won her a medal of honor from the mayor of the Maisons-Alfort region in Paris, France, a citation of honor from the New York City Council, and she was also chosen by 'Time Out Magazine' for the 'Best of New York' list. Natalia has recorded on Capitol Records, Universal Records, and Atlantic Records

Other previous Ukrainian musical activity included playing accordion for Reading based Traditional Dance ensemble Metelyk and a year with Ukrainian male voice choir Bulava. He plays with UK Waltham Cross based Ukrainian Dance and general function band Zhnyva. He has translated songs from Ukrainian into English for Ukrainian artist Lessia Horova, and recorded an English version of Razom Nas Bahato, Ukraine's Orange Revolution anthem by Greenjolly. Some of his other musical and media exploits include incidental music for BBC TV's Soccer enthusiasts show Row Z, preparing musical arrangement for a London Theatre production "Husbands and Lovers" by Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnar, and recording introductory music for Canadian British Columbia longest running Ukrainian radio show, Nash Holos.

Currently accepting students for piano beginning at age 4, all levels welcomed, flute beginning at age 9, all levels welcome, and violin, beginning at age 8. Lessons are given in Mason, Michigan. Contact for available times and scheduling information.

Skills makes and repairs string instruments and bows Recent concert activities 30.05.2000 American University Cairo (3 Beethoven's string quartets) 20.08.1999 Stavropol Museum(Mozart trio e flat majorBrahms,2 sonatas) 12.08.1999 Stavropol Philharmonic (Mozart Sinfonia concertanta, solo viola)

As a musicologist, Anna has conducted research from Maine to India, and has interviewed artists including Pierre Boulez, Alice Chalifoux, Evgeny Kissin, and Leonard Slatkin. She has written for the American Harp Journal, Salem Press, and U25. Anna divides her time between New York City and Washington, D.C./Baltimore, and teaches at Columbia University. She performs on a mahogany Lyon and Healy Concert Grand harp.

As a performer, David has enjoyed playing a wide variety of music, from works by Ligeti and Boulez to the music of Liszt and his contemporaries. David recently completed a five-city recital tour with oboist Alison Lowell as part of their new music ensemble, Out of Context. David has also performed extensively with the Rochester-based new music ensemble Ossia (a group which he led as president during the 2006-2007 season), presenting numerous world-premiere performances, and was a soloist in the North American premiere of Beat Furrer’s Nuun. In 2007, he performed the Daniel Variations by Steve Reich at the June in Buffalo Contemporary Music Festival. David has also served as the pianist in residence for Ossia at the Primer Festival Internacional de Música Contemporánea de Michoacán (in Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico), coaching piano and composition students in addition to premiering several student works.