Alphose Sauer was teaching at the conservatory of Santander/Spain, at the Kunitachi University Tokyo/Japan and at the University of Music in Vienna/Austria

Recitals in Europe, Asia, South-Africa

Now my last work is an Opera titled MetròNivasci composed on Vincenzo Pezzella libretto. If some of conductors were interested I'd contact them immediately. The subject of opera is very atcual and the music is very easy to listen to. The same message is sent to administrators, arrengers, managers, orchestras, singers and others.

My Biography My name is Guilherme Schroeter I born in Rio de Janeiro, January, 16, 1960. I am From tradicional family of musicians I have one descendant like Johann Samuel Schroter (the first composer pianist) I make my first recital in 1976, so I work with music for around 30 years. I won my first award with 16 and My first soloist performer with orchestra with 25 (Chopin E Minor Piano concerto) I begin write music with 20 and with Computer in 1995. I am graduate degree in Music (1988), a lot of Piano competitions One travel to Seatlle (USA), making concerts, and 3 Germany Master Classes in 1992/3 (Jorg Demus Peter Rosel and Sebastian Benda) I am also computer music educator, so, I wrote 200 musics electronically. As a composer, I wrote 29 preludes op.1 11 Nocturnes, 5 Etudes, 5 Fantasies One Ballade, 2 Piano Concertos, One Sinfonic Abertura and much more (200 works) Awards: pianist and composer: -Best Interpretation of Villa-Lobos, Brasília 1976 -Compositon award in em São Paulo, 1984 -Winner orchestra soloist competition - OSPA/Porto Alegre-1985 -Internacional Piano Competition in Montevidéo(ROU)-1985 -Chopin national competition in Curitiba-1986 Em 1993/94 was travel to Germany ("Master Class" with Ceslaw Kacinsky, Jörg Demus and Peter Rösel.) I begin with composition in 1980. In 1995 I begin write music in Computer... Last year I travel to USA,performing in recitals.. My personal page: http://www.partitonline.hpg.ig.com.br My music at my Publisher web-site(Germany) http://www.copy-us.com My music at State of Washington Library (Digit Schroeter Guilherme) http://catalog.lib.washington.edu/search/a My music at Cornish School of music (Digit Schroeter Guilherme) - If the link not work, simple copy and paste to your Browser. http://catalog.cornish.edu/authorfind.asp My site at SibeliusMusic.com - If the link not work, simple copy and paste to your Browser. http://members.sibeliusmusic.com/guisong Sincerely, Guilherme Schroter ASCAP Composer, Pianist Professor Graduate degree in Music Computer music educator Webmaster

My Biography My name is Guilherme Schroeter I born in Rio de Janeiro, January, 16, 1960. I am From tradicional family of musicians I have one descendant like Johann Samuel Schroter (the first composer pianist) I make my first recital in 1976, so I work with music for around 30 years. I won my first award with 16 and My first soloist performer with orchestra with 25 (Chopin E Minor Piano concerto) I begin write music with 20 and with Computer in 1995. I am graduate degree in Music (1988), a lot of Piano competitions One travel to Seatlle (USA), making concerts, and 3 Germany Master Classes in 1992/3 (Jorg Demus Peter Rosel and Sebastian Benda) I am also computer music educator, so, I wrote 200 musics electronically. As a composer, I wrote 29 preludes op.1 11 Nocturnes, 5 Etudes, 5 Fantasies One Ballade, 2 Piano Concertos, One Sinfonic Abertura and much more (200 works) Awards: pianist and composer: -Best Interpretation of Villa-Lobos, Brasília 1976 -Compositon award in em São Paulo, 1984 -Winner orchestra soloist competition - OSPA/Porto Alegre-1985 -Internacional Piano Competition in Montevidéo(ROU)-1985 -Chopin national competition in Curitiba-1986 Em 1993/94 was travel to Germany ("Master Class" with Ceslaw Kacinsky, Jörg Demus and Peter Rösel.) I begin with composition in 1980. In 1995 I begin write music in Computer... Last year I travel to USA,performing in recitals.. My personal page: http://www.partitonline.hpg.ig.com.br My music at my Publisher web-site(Germany) http://www.copy-us.com My music at State of Washington Library (Digit Schroeter Guilherme) http://catalog.lib.washington.edu/search/a My music at Cornish School of music (Digit Schroeter Guilherme) - If the link not work, simple copy and paste to your Browser. http://catalog.cornish.edu/authorfind.asp My site at SibeliusMusic.com - If the link not work, simple copy and paste to your Browser. http://members.sibeliusmusic.com/guisong Sincerely, Guilherme Schroter ASCAP Composer, Pianist Professor Graduate degree in Music Computer music educator Webmaster

Recently called 'protean and refined' by the New York Times, Shteinberg recorded for the Israeli 'Voice of Music' radio station, WQXR, WHMT, the Bavarian Radio and the Yamaha Disklavier; collaborated with New York Philharmonic members and the cellists Han-Na Chang and Natalia Gutman. Besides solo and chamber music performances, Shteinberg frequently appears with concert-lectures; also plays harpsichord and period pianos. His interest in new music has led to world premieres and numerous commissions.

Dmitri Shteinberg is a prizewinner in twenty competitions worldwide, including the first prize in 'Citta de Senigallia' International Competition in Italy. In the United States, he won the Naomi Foundation Competition and the Artists International Debut Award, and received the Salon De Virtuosi Fellowship Grant.

In 2004, Jessica began her clarinet performance training with Andrew Lamy, Miriam Lockhart and David Sapadin. Jessica began her composition studies under Daniel Bar-Hava at the Manhattan School of Music Precollege, where she had her orchestral and chamber works frequently featured in performances. She has had both her orchestral works and chamber music performed by the Kinhaven Music School Symphony in 2003 and 2004.

Jessica continued her education at the New England Conservatory of Music with a minor in composition under Malcolm Peyton and studied clarinet with Ricardo Morales and Craig Nordstrom. In Boston, Jessica has had her music performed at venues including The New England Conservatory of Music’s Jordan Hall and Williams Hall, as well as the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Café. Jessica was accepted into the prestigious New York Youth Symphony’s Making Score, where she studied under Derek Bermel. After the NYYS Making Score Final Concert at CAMI Hall, Jessica was mentioned in The Symphony Magazine (October, 2004) as having given “a star-turn performance” of her Clarinet Quintet. Jessica has had a reading of her music with the American Composers' Orchestra in May 2008. Her most recent performances include her Octet at Symphony Space in 2008, Debut Concert at The Kaufman Center’s Merkin Concert Hall in June 2009, and featured performance at Galapagos Art Space in August 2009.

I am currently in my 3rd year at Trinity college of music studying for a degree in Music Performance with study options including conducting, instrumental conducting, communication skills, arts in music, instrument repair, music therepy and music technology.

I have played with many ensembles and orchestras. At current I am the Principal Bass Trombone of the National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain and Principal Bass Trombone of the North London Philharmonic and Ernest Reed Symphony Orchestra. I also play in a Brass Quintet that does workshops and recitals throughout London and has been to Seattle.

Jeni Slotchiver's historic 1997 all-Busoni recital, at Merkin Concert Hall in New York City (the first in thirty years), received the 'heart-felt appreciation' of the Busoni Foundation. Her series, Busoni The Visionary has received worldwide critical acclaim. Anthony Tommasini, writing for The New York Times (December 30th 1999), selected her debut CD for an article titled 'Appropriate For Millennial Reflection.' Michael Tanner, in CLASSIC CD, described her performance as, "A towering spiritual statement, especially in a performance as fine as Slotchiver's, where the technical accomplishment is entirely at the service of the music's inward grandeur." From Singapore, Tony Gualtieri wrote, "A revelation…Bold and brazen…Jeni Slotchiver is a pianist of the highest artistry. Fully in control of this notoriously difficult material, she has the technical equipment to let the music speak without impediment…One feels the music is being allowed to sing." David Hurwitz, in Classics Today, made the point succinctly when he described her playing as, “Quite simply mesmerizing…positively physical."

Her North American piano repertoire ranges from Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, to Nathaniel Dett and Luis Gottschalk to the avant-garde Frederic Rzewski. Moreover, her expansive Latin American repertoire includes the work of; Alberto Ginastera, Carlos Guastavino, Ernesto Lecuona, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Francisco Mignone, Win Muller, Astor Piazzolla, and Frutuoso Viana.

Years before the White Stripes, JMS was half of the progressive guitar/drums duo Medicine Hat, later known as Batwanger.

JMS' first solo release, "Music For Sophisticated Schizophrenics" was a noted pick by Electronic Musician Magazine.