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Joyce Geeting is seen at far right visiting the famous Trafalgar Square in
London just prior to a performance of St. Martin of Fields Academy nearby.
London just prior to a performance of St. Martin of Fields Academy nearby.
| Janos Starker: King of Cellists Joyce Geeting |
Music CDs from Cellist Joyce Geeting
Below are just a four music CDs from a much wider collection on which
Joyce is performed. Sample audio clips can be heard and details of the
particular CD appear on the right portion of the page.
Joyce is performed. Sample audio clips can be heard and details of the
particular CD appear on the right portion of the page.
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Cellist Joyce Geeting has performed many
often featured on radio or television. Most
recently she performed in Salzburg, Austria in
the new concert hall of the Mozarteum, which
overlooks the Mirabel Gardens.
composed complete with video by pianist Dr.
professor at the Rosalind Franklin University
in Chicago.
often featured on radio or television. Most
recently she performed in Salzburg, Austria in
the new concert hall of the Mozarteum, which
overlooks the Mirabel Gardens.
composed complete with video by pianist Dr.
professor at the Rosalind Franklin University
in Chicago.
| Part of Review of Joyce Geeting's "Janos Starker: King of Cellists" by Ernst F. Tonsing, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Religion and Greek, California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, CA. |
through the pages of narration, recollections and conversations about
greatest musicians.
Written by Dr. Joyce Geeting, Professor of Music at Cal Lutheran
University, Thousand Oaks, California, and a student of Starker’s,
the book is both a tribute to a great teacher, and a keen
examination of the components of a musical career.
Starker is not the only one to come under scrutiny. Within the book,
Starker, himself, delivers his judgments in lengthy“conversations his
opinions of other musicians, conductors such as George Szell, Fritz
Reiner, Eugene Ormandy and Antal Dorati, and performers such as
Mstislav Rostropovich, Pablo Casals, Joshua Heifetz and many others.
They are reviewed with sometimes biting language, but always with
some foundation."
greatest musicians.
Written by Dr. Joyce Geeting, Professor of Music at Cal Lutheran
University, Thousand Oaks, California, and a student of Starker’s,
the book is both a tribute to a great teacher, and a keen
examination of the components of a musical career.
Starker is not the only one to come under scrutiny. Within the book,
Starker, himself, delivers his judgments in lengthy“conversations his
opinions of other musicians, conductors such as George Szell, Fritz
Reiner, Eugene Ormandy and Antal Dorati, and performers such as
Mstislav Rostropovich, Pablo Casals, Joshua Heifetz and many others.
They are reviewed with sometimes biting language, but always with
some foundation."
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and Los Angeles in the United States.
California Lutheran University Conservatory.
In addition to her performances, she aids young cellists in their musical
development. She has many award-winning students as well as former
students who are professionals on three continents.
Although a protégé of the great cellist János Starker, who calls her his
colleague, she holds a doctorate degree from the University of Oregon in
cello pedagogy and performance. She met him when she was
researching for her dissertation. Joyce plays a 220-year-old
extraordinarily exquisite tone." (Oregon Statesman) "Exquisite tone also
describes Joyce's playing, which is dynamic, sensitive and emotionally
powerful." (Carol Worthey)
California Lutheran University Conservatory.
In addition to her performances, she aids young cellists in their musical
development. She has many award-winning students as well as former
students who are professionals on three continents.
Although a protégé of the great cellist János Starker, who calls her his
colleague, she holds a doctorate degree from the University of Oregon in
cello pedagogy and performance. She met him when she was
researching for her dissertation. Joyce plays a 220-year-old
extraordinarily exquisite tone." (Oregon Statesman) "Exquisite tone also
describes Joyce's playing, which is dynamic, sensitive and emotionally
powerful." (Carol Worthey)
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As a lovely bonus, the author includes a musical CD of her
own cello performance skills which are smooth as silk. Dr.
Geeting proves she knows whereof she speaks about cellists
behind the scenes to discover the horrendous stresses of this
own cello performance skills which are smooth as silk. Dr.
Geeting proves she knows whereof she speaks about cellists
Geeting proves she knows whereof she speaks about cellists
career field, the massive amount of dedicated work it and the
own cello performance skills which are smooth as silk. Dr.
competitive classical music scene. She takes us demands,
and the abilities such people are blessed with that place them
on pedestals high above the general population.
those who compete, win, and leave their competitors in the
dust. Dr Joyce Geeting communicates this phenomenon in a
cogent, fascinating manner. Her biography should be a
fascinating read for both those people in the business and
those who are aficionados or who are contemplating entering
this career field. We rated this fascinating, truthful work five
hearts.
own cello performance skills which are smooth as silk. Dr.
Geeting proves she knows whereof she speaks about cellists
behind the scenes to discover the horrendous stresses of this
own cello performance skills which are smooth as silk. Dr.
Geeting proves she knows whereof she speaks about cellists
Geeting proves she knows whereof she speaks about cellists
career field, the massive amount of dedicated work it and the
own cello performance skills which are smooth as silk. Dr.
competitive classical music scene. She takes us demands,
and the abilities such people are blessed with that place them
on pedestals high above the general population.
those who compete, win, and leave their competitors in the
dust. Dr Joyce Geeting communicates this phenomenon in a
cogent, fascinating manner. Her biography should be a
fascinating read for both those people in the business and
those who are aficionados or who are contemplating entering
this career field. We rated this fascinating, truthful work five
hearts.
| Part of Review of Joyce Geeting's "Janos Starker: King of Cellists" by Bob Spears, Publisher and Chief Reviewer at Heartland Reviews. Click Here to read the entire review. |
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