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March 10, 2005 Vol. 11 Issue 19 March 10, 2005 Relax and enjoy refreshments while listening to internationally acclaimed pianists For many years, Lipkin concentrated on conducting wo Sunday afternoon coffee, cake and piano (he studied the craft with Serge Koussevitzky and classic recitals will be held at the Regina A. George Szell). Beginning as the New York Quick Center for the Arts at St. Bonaventure Philharmonic’s Assistant Conductor, he subsequently University.T served as Music Director of Seymour Lipkin will perform this Sunday, March 13, both the Long Island and Rita Bouboulidi will perform Sunday, March 20. Symphony and the The recitals begin at 1 p.m. and tickets are selling fast. Joffrey Ballet. He has Free coffee and cake receptions will be held from noon now returned to extensive to 1 p.m., and museum tours will be available following concertizing as a pianist, both recitals. earning particular Lipkin has been hailed by connoisseurs and revered acclaim for his Beethoven by his colleagues as a pianist of rare cogency, authority cycles, which encompass and musical wisdom. Developing his immaculate virtu- not only the five concer- osity as a prize pupil of Rudolf Serkin and Mieczyslaw tos and the 32 solo piano Horszowski at the prestigious Curtis Institute, Lipkin sonatas, but the 10 violin began his career auspiciously by winning the sonatas and five cello Rachmaninoff competition. sonatas as well. He went on to appear with the New York He will shortly record Philharmonic, the Boston Symphony, the Philadelphia, the complete violin and Cleveland and Chicago Symphony Orchestras and other piano works of Schubert major ensembles, becoming a valued collaborator of with Arnold Steinhardt. His most recent solo CD such legendary conductors as Reiner, Munch, Bernstein includes Beethoven’s “Hammerklavier” and Op. 109 and Dohnanyi. In chamber music he performed with Sonatas. Mr. Lipkin is on the piano faculties of the Jascha Heifetz and toured the U.S., Europe and South Curtis Institute of Music and the Julliard School. America with the Guarneri Quartet. ita Bouboulidi Symphony Orchestras, London, Munich and Oslo made head- Philharmonics, and with the American Symphony lines by per- Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. formingR the complete Recent recitals by Bouboulidi include performances cycle of all 32 Beethoven at the Kennedy Center’s Terrace Theatre in Washington, sonatas in seven consec- D.C.; Wolf Trap Festival in Vienna, Va.; the Athens utive recitals in New Concert Hall; the “Chopin Festival” (Czech Republic) York and Washington, a and the La Redoute in Bonn/Germany. She has per- feat that she repeated formed on live television and on radio broadcasts in on 10 other occasions in Europe, Latin America and the United States, including the United States and New York City’s WQXR and WNCN radio stations. She Europe. She has played has also recorded for Erato Records and Disques soloist with world- Charlin. renowned orchestras including the Boston, See PIANISTS, page 2 Pittsburgh and Baltimore National Conservatory of Music in Paris and, while a student at the conservatory, won a Premier Medaille at the Geneva International Piano Competition. She studied with Edwin PIANISTS Fischer for five years in Lucerne and with Nadia continued from page 1 Boulanger in Paris. Performance prices are $18 for employees, $15 for subscribers and $8 for senior citizens Born in Athens, Bouboulidi graduated from and SBU and JCC students with valid ID. For both the Conservatory of Music and the Classical more information, call The Quick Center for the Lyceum there. She continued her studies at the Arts at ext. 2494. Jacquie Walker, news anchor for WIVB, keynotes Woman of Promise Award ceremony Jacquie Walker, news anchor for WIVB — Channel the business make her a wonderful role model for our 4, in Buffalo, will be the keynote speaker for the students.” Woman of Promise Award ceremony sponsored next The title of her address will be “The Power of One.” week by St. Bonaventure University’s School of “I want to talk about the power we possess to make Journalism and Mass Communication. The event is positive changes as individuals, especially in relation held to commemorate Women’s History Month. to the news industry,” Walker says. “Also, I expect to Walker will speak at 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 16, touch on some of the changes I’ve seen in this busi- in The Dresser Auditorium of the John J. Murphy ness for women over the past 26 years.” Professional Building at. The event is free and open to In 22 years at NEWS 4, Walker’s work has won the public numerous journalism awards and earned Emmy nomi- “Jacquie is one of the most recognizable people in nations. In both 1988 and 1990 she won the presti- Western New York and also one of the most respect- gious First Place Award from the New York State ed,” says Lee Coppola, dean of the School of Associated Press for General Excellence in Individual Journalism and Mass Communication. “Her years in Reporting. CAB Movies on SBU Channel 9 Monday, 3/14: He Got Game Tuesday, 3/15: The Grudge Wednesday, 3/16: Without a Paddle Thursday, 3/17: The Incredibles Friday, 3/18: Ladder 49 Movie Showtimes Nightly: 7:30 p.m., 10:30 p.m. & 1:30 a.m. 30 under 30: Regional Photography Exhibition he Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts Black and white, color and digital works are all opened its first juried exhibition of photog- exhibited, in both abstract and strictly represen- raphy Tuesday. tative photographs. An artists’ reception will be T“30 under 30” displays 30 works by regional held at the Quick Center from 1–3 p.m. Saturday, artists — all of whom are under 30 years of age. June 4. “30 under 30” runs through Aug. 14. Olean-based photojournalist Craig Melvin and Admission to the galleries is free and open to senior curator Ruta Murino selected the best the public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays works from submissions received last fall. through Fridays and from noon until 5 p.m. on The works in “30 under 30” bring together sev- Saturdays and Sundays. For more information, eral different styles and photographic methods. call ext. 2494. Tickets on sale now at SBU Ska-punk musicians Reel Big Fish Ska-punk musicians Reel Big Fish will perform at St. Bonaventure University at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 28, in the Reilly Center Arena to kick off the traditional Spring Weekend. Tickets can be purchased at the Reilly Center Ticket Office at a cost of $20 for the public and $15 for stu- dents and other members of the St. Bonaventure community. Tickets for the concert are also available at all Tops Friendly Markets, by phone at (888) 223-6000, or online at tickets.com. White House correspondent, USA Today columnist Richard Benedetto lectures as this year’s Lenna Visiting Professor ichard Benedetto will present a pair of public lec- Bendetto began his career in journalism with The tures in mid-March at St. Bonaventure Buffalo Evening News, and also worked at government University and Jamestown Community College. reporting positions with the Utica Daily Press and Utica RBenedetto, who will spend 10 days in the area as St. Observer-Dispatch. He later worked in the Albany bureau Bonaventure’s Lenna Endowed Visiting Professor, is of Gannett News Service covering state government/poli- scheduled to give the President’s Roundtable Lecture, tics during the Gov. Hugh Carey administration. “Campaign for the White House 2004: Decision and He was a founding member of USA Today, joining the Consequences,” at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, March 16, in the newspaper in 1982, prior to its first edition. Benedetto Weeks Reception Hall of the Arts & Sciences, Jamestown also inks a weekly political column for Gannett News Community College. For further information or to RSVP Service. During his career, he has covered the administra- for the breakfast, please call (716) 665-5220, ext. 2315. tions of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton At 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, in SBU’s Regina A. and now George W. Bush. Quick Center for the Arts’ Rigas Family Theater, Benedetto The Lenna Endowed Visiting Professorship, established will discuss “Presidential Campaign Reporting: The Inside in 1990, is funded through gifts from Betty S. Lenna Story.” A reception will follow. Fairbank and the late Reginald A. Lenna of Jamestown. It Benedetto will also address SBU faculty and staff dur- is designed to bring scholars of stature in their field to St. ing their weekly Friday Forum, discussing “Political Polling Bonaventure and Jamestown Community College for pub- in Presidential Campaigns: Are Voters Influenced?” lic lectures. CABNews March 2005 Sunday Monday Tuesday -Loretta Lynn in Concert - “Claude Harkins: 7 p.m. - Sale event for Fair Trade Reflections of a collector” Reilly Center Arena 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. 7 p.m. Reilly Center Lobby Rigas Family Theater - Pianist Seymour Lipkin13 performs 14 15 1 p.m. Evening away at Mt. Rigas Family Theater Irenaeus Wednesday Thursday Friday - Lenton Luncheon “Build with living stones” 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. - “The Devils’s Desciple” Thomas Merton Ministry - “The Devils’s Desciple” 7:30 p.m. Center 7:30 p.m. Rigas Family Theater - “The Devils’s Desciple” Rigas Family Theater 167:30 p.m. 17 18 Rigas Family Theater Evening away at Mt. Irenaeus Intercollegiate weekend Evening away at Mt. away at Mt. Irenaeus Irenaeus Saturday CABNews is a joint publication of the Office of Student Activities - “The Devils’s Desciple” and the Office of Communications. 7:30 p.m. Submissions should be directed to Rigas Family Theater Anna E.
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