Yosi

Yosi Levy is an Israeli multifaceted acoustic and electric guitarist of exceptional range and depth. His new album –The Yosi Levy Acoustic Project II –The Duo with the amazing Itai Kriss is going to be released here soon. Levy's Acoustic Project tours internationally and has performed in a wide variety of festivals and clubs such as in Israel, U.S.A ,India, China, and Israel.

Leonard Bernstein was certainly not surrounded by an aura of aloofness. He enjoyed his immense popularity, although he never consciously attempted to be “everybody’s darling” and to be hailed as “Lenny” by everyone on the street. His parents had officially named him Louis, but tended to call him Leonard. Serge Koussevitzky, his teacher and elder friend – with whom he not only shared an outstanding musical talent but also an East European Jewish family background – called him “Lenyusha”.

Multicore Programming Using the ParC Language discusses principles of practical parallel programming using shared memory. It is unique in its approach to writing parallel programs for shared memory machines. It uses a simple yet powerful parallel dialect of C called ParC as the basic programming language, which was co-developed by author Yosi Ben-Asher.

Since their emergence a decade ago, the Manchester-based trio GoGo Penguin have been internationally hailed as electrifying live performers, innovative soundtrack composers, and as a collective who channel electronic and club culture atmospheres as much as minimalist influences or jazz legacy. GGP/RMX is a concept that the group have fostered for years; it comes to brilliant fruition as a vividly reimagination of their fifth album, and self-defining masterwork, GoGo Penguin. Each track from the album is reimagined as well as a mesmerising new version of the previously rare gem “Petit_a.” The group have personally enlisted an array of the world’s sharpest artist-producers and remixers.

Giorgio Trione Bartoli was born in Trani in 1996 and graduated with top marks and honorable mention from the “N. Piccinni” of Bari under the guidance of Maestro Pasquale Iannone. He began studying the piano at the age of ten and his strong musical skills allowed him to quickly achieve significant goals, winning numerous national and international awards including the prestigious "Premio Casella" (2nd prize) at the Premio Venezia at the Gran Teatro La Fenice. Among others: 2nd prize at the “Young pianist of the North” International Piano Competition, Newcastle-upon-Tyne (England); 1st Prize at the 19th International Chopin International Piano Competition, Szafarnia (Poland) and winner of 3 special prizes, including the best performance of a Mazurka by F. Chopin; 1st Prize at the Enschede International Piano Competition (Netherlands); 1st Prize at the “Città di Caserta” International Piano Competition; finalist for the prestigious “Astana Piano Passion” (Kazakhstan); winner of the Prize of the Arts in 2013; Winner of the “Antonio Napolitano” International Piano Competition; he was one of the 6 semi-finalists of the prestigious Cleveland International Piano Competition for Youth 2015; 1st prize at the Paris Grand Prize Virtuoso International Piano Competition 2015 receiving the special prize for the best interpretation of a piece by F. Chopin, 1st prize at the “Francesco Moscato prize” international piano competition in Airola.

Cafe del Mar is one of the longest running compilation series in history, as well as the most recognizable name in chill-out music. Pig&Dan have compiled an album honouring the musicians and singers theyve met and whove inspired them throughout their career. Andrew Wilson is a music producer, soundtrack composer, radio host and DJ from Melbourne, Australia. Yosi Horikawa is a Japanese producer whose sound truly deserves the adjective original, recording music in his bedroom using his voice and various other found and made sounds.

Bernstein's piano output reflects the various strands of his multifaceted personality, in works as different as Touches (1981) – influenced by Aaron Copland’s thorny Piano Variations – and , at the other end of the scale, his often tender, sentimental Anniversaries, miniatures written in commemoration of important people in his life. Taken together his piano works form a musical diary tracing the breadth of his experiences and ideas. Smaller piano pieces often preview bigger things to come. Four of his Five Anniversaries (1949-51) appear as themes in his violin concerto, the Serenade after Plato’s “Symposium.”

Bernstein's piano output reflects the various strands of his multifaceted personality, in works as different as Touches (1981) – influenced by Aaron Copland’s thorny Piano Variations – and , at the other end of the scale, his often tender, sentimental Anniversaries, miniatures written in commemoration of important people in his life. Taken together his piano works form a musical diary tracing the breadth of his experiences and ideas. Smaller piano pieces often preview bigger things to come. Four of his Five Anniversaries (1949-51) appear as themes in his violin concerto, the Serenade after Plato’s “Symposium.”

Leonard Bernstein was certainly not surrounded by an aura of aloofness. He enjoyed his immense popularity, although he never consciously attempted to be “everybody’s darling” and to be hailed as “Lenny” by everyone on the street. His parents had officially named him Louis, but tended to call him Leonard. Serge Koussevitzky, his teacher and elder friend – with whom he not only shared an outstanding musical talent but also an East European Jewish family background – called him “Lenyusha”.