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1926 - 2007
Albert Fuller in words and music
Albert Fuller
1926 - 2007
Albert Fuller
was a boy soprano, an organ and harpsichord virtuoso, a renowned improviser, a conductor and recording artist, a performance practice pioneer, the founder of the Aston Magna and Helicon foundations, a Juilliard professor, an author and translator, a musical impresario and visionary, a guru and sage, a Francophile bon vivant and gourmand, a raconteur, a consummate entertainer and, to the lucky many whose lives he touched, a great friend.
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This blog began in August 2007 as a place to bring together Albert's unpublished writings and links to his recordings and books available online. That purpose remains, but more importantly it should serve as place where we can remember Albert with our own personal stories, tributes, photographs, concert programs, etc. Please email me your contributions and I will be very happy to add them.
Paul Festa (paulfesta at gmail dot com)
Paul Festa (paulfesta at gmail dot com)
Labels
- Tributes (23)
- photos (16)
- Helicon (13)
- Apparition of the Eternal Church (8)
- Aston Magna (8)
- Messiaen (8)
- teaching (8)
- Albert's writing (7)
- Alice book (7)
- Biographical (7)
- Alice Tully (6)
- Hugues Cuenod (6)
- DC (4)
- Juilliard (4)
- Carnegie Hall (3)
- Gregory Smith (3)
- Recordings (3)
- Goal Exercise (2)
- Obituaries (2)
- Robert White (2)
- Zoltan Ovary (2)
- press (2)
- Lectures (1)
- Testostertone Trio (1)
- The Studio (1)
- Understanding the Invisible Art (1)
AF profiles
AF recordings
- Bach for Harpsichord
- Rameau Music for Harpsichord
- Bach & Rameau (two-CD set)
- A Scarlatti Recital
- A recital by Hugues Cuénod
- Hughes Cuenod Vol III: Mélodies de Fauré, Debussy, Clérambault; 18 Lieder de Schubert
- Vivaldi: Concertos & Sonatas for 2 Violins (Aston Magna recording with Jaap Schroeder and Stanley Ritchie)
- Bach Busoni Unhyphenated (with David Golub and Sergiu Luca)
- Handel: Tamerlano (with the Chamber Orchestra of Copenhagen)
- Russell Oberlin, Handel Arias (with the Baroque Chamber Orchestra)
- Vivaldi: Concerti and Other Works (with Eliot Fisk, guitar, and the Orchestra of St. Luke's)
- Best of Eliot Fisk
- J.S. Bach: The 6 Trio Sonatas BWV 525-530 (with Eliot Fisk, guitar)
- Baroque Favorites (with Tafelmusik and the Helicon Ensemble)
AF books
AF institutions
About
- Paul Festa
- I studied chamber music with Albert before graduating from Juilliard in 1993. Under his direction, I performed with the Helicon Ensemble at Weill Hall, Merkin Hall, Alice Tully Hall and of course the Rendezvous Lounge. I can be found online at http://www.paulfesta.com.
Rendezvous Lounge Archive
- Aug 10 (1)
- Sep 12 (1)
- Sep 18 (2)
- Sep 19 (3)
- Sep 20 (1)
- Sep 21 (1)
- Sep 22 (1)
- Sep 25 (1)
- Sep 26 (6)
- Sep 27 (3)
- Sep 28 (2)
- Sep 29 (1)
- Oct 01 (1)
- Oct 02 (3)
- Oct 06 (1)
- Oct 09 (2)
- Oct 15 (1)
- Oct 24 (1)
- Oct 31 (1)
- Nov 11 (1)
- Nov 12 (1)
- Nov 13 (2)
- Nov 20 (1)
- Nov 23 (1)
- Dec 03 (1)
- Dec 06 (1)
- Dec 30 (1)
- Feb 25 (1)
- Mar 01 (1)
- Mar 03 (1)
- Jun 21 (1)
- Jun 24 (1)
- Jul 09 (1)
- Jul 23 (1)
- Aug 24 (1)
- Aug 30 (1)
- Sep 23 (1)
- Dec 03 (1)
- Jun 08 (1)
- Aug 25 (1)
- Dec 08 (1)
1 comment:
Thank you Alex.
James Roe
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