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Steven Heyman, pianist

A veteran performer, Steven Heyman received his Bachelor and Masters degrees at the Juilliard School as a scholarship student of Adele Marcus and continued his education at the Academy in Vienna, working with Hans Graf.  He has received top prizes in over a dozen national and international competitions. He has performed in  London, Paris, Vienna, Salzburg, Oslo, Munich, Copenhagen, Prague, and other major centers in Europe; and in Montreal, Quebec, Los Angeles, Palm Beach, Washington, and in New York's Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. 

 

Very active in contemporary classical music, he has been involved in dozens of premieres.  He is a frequent performer for the Society for New Music and has recordings available through the Society on the Leonarda, Opus One, and Mode labels.  Aside from an active performing schedule, averaging 30 to 40 concerts a season, Mr. Heyman is the current Artist-In-Residence at Colgate University.  He has served on the faculty of Syracuse University for 15 years, where in 1994 he received the School of Music's Most Outstanding Faculty Member award

 

Locally, he has been a featured soloist with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra on 13 different occasions.  The upcoming season includes the culmination of the complete Beethoven Violin and Piano Sonata cycle with Laura Klugherz, violin.  At Colgate University he will also perform the Beethoven Third Piano Concerto, and recitals.  A residency in Uganda, Africa will highlight the Spring 2004 season.

 

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Recordings currently available:

 

bullet Music from France Details of CD
bullet American Masters for the 21st Century Details of CD
bullet New American Works Details of CD

 

 

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Ravel: Gaspar de la Nuit - I. Ondine

Music from France

Recorded live during the "Pianophile 2003" series at the DeAngelis Studio in Manlius, New York on November 3, 2003.

L. Daquin (1694-1772):  Les Vents en courroux (The Angry Winds)

J. Rameau (1683-1764):  Les Tendres Plaintes (Rondeau)

W.A. Mozart (1756-1791):  Sonata in A minor, K. 310

I.  Allegro maestoso

II. Andante cantabile con espressione

III. Presto

F. Chopin (1810-1849):  Nocturne in B Major Op. 9 No.3 

& Barcarolle in F# Major, Op. 60

C. Debussy (1862-1918):  La Puerta del vino 

"General Lavine"-eccentric

 Ondine

M. Ravel (1875-1937):  Gaspard de la Nuit

Ondine

Le Gibet

Scarbo

 
Total Playing Time:  72:15 minutes
Cost of CD: $15 

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Steven Stucky: Sappho Fragments, 1982

 

 

Richard Wernick: A Poison Tree, 1979

American Masters for the 21st Century

With over thirty years of contemporary music experience, the Society for New Music has produced this definitive collection of intriguing works as a 5 CD box set.  It is impossible to capture in words the unique talents of over 20 composers who are represented in this collection - each thoroughly captivating and launching the listener clearly into the 21st century.  This collection is a true tribute to the composers and to the many performers of the Society for New Music who have made these works come alive.

Released on Innova label in 2004.

The number of tracks are too numerous to all be included in on this site.  Below are only selected tracks from each of the five CDs. 

CD One:

Brian Israel: String Quartet No. 2, 1976 - Scherzo

Robert Keefe: Riff, Variations on a Gershwin Tune (or Two), 1998

   .....plus more

CD Two:

Christopher Rouse: The Surma Ritornelli, 1983

Earl George: Arioso, 1949 for cello & piano

Dana WIlson: Dancing with the Devil, 1997

     .....plus more

CD Three:

Ron Caltabiano: Clarinet Quartet, 1998

Ann Silsbee: Wakings, 1986

Howard Boatwright: Adoration & Longing, 1991

     .....plus more

CD Four:

David Liptak: Rhapsodies, 1992

Samuel Pellman: Crane Songs, 1983-84

Augusta Read Thomas: 2 Etudes, 1997 - I: Orbital Beacons (homage to Berio)

     .....plus more

CD Five:

Nicholas V. D'Angelo: Some Summer Sun, 1985

Syd Hodkinson: Epitaph & Scherzo, 1988

Liu Zhuang: WInd Through Pines, 1999

     .....plus more

 

Total Playing Time:   over 6 hours on five CDs
Cost of CD: $35 USD

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New American Works

American Record Guide: " ...this disc is highly recommended."

Hear the 1999 Pulitzer Prize winner - Melinda Wagner's Sextet, a Society commissioned work! The recording also includes David Liptak Rhapsodies, Jim Willey Society Music, Ron Caltabiano Torched Liberty, Harris Lindenfeld from the Grotte des Combarelle.

Performed by Walden Bass, Ron Caltabiano, Ed Castilano, George Coble, Kit Dodd, John Friedrichs, Dmitri Gerikh, Dan Godfrey, Linda Greene, Eric Gustafson, Bill Harris, Steven Heyman, Larry Luttinger, George Macero, Edward Murray, Neva Pilgrim, Vladimir Pritsker, Barbara Rabin, Donna Resue and Kevin Schempf. 

Cover art by Diana Godfrey.

Released on an Opus One label in 2000.

David Liptak (b. 1949): Rhapsodies (1992)

Con forza

Lirico

Allegro disinvolto

Melinda Wagner (b. 1957): Sextet (1989)

I.

II.

III.

IV.

James WIley (b. 1939): Society Music  (1986)

Harris Lindenfield (b. 1945): from the Grotte des Combarelles (1978)

Ronald Caltabiano (b. 1959): Torched Liberty (1986)

 
Total Playing Time:   64:42 minutes
Cost of CD: $15 USD
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