MP3 Polly Ferman - Habaneras, Milongas, Tangos

Ferman's pianism is very aristocratic, and she makes the listener believe that Chabrier's habaneras is a real apotheosis of a dance form rating with Schubert, Chopin and Brahms".
The American Record Guide

21 MP3 Songs
LATIN: Tango, WORLD: Native American



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One of the leading interpreters of the music of the Americas, Polly Ferman continues to captivate audiences with her outstanding performances of works by Gottschalk, Nazareth, Gershwin, Villa-Lobos,Ginastera and Piazzolla. Her mastery of this literature prompted The Japan Times to recognize her as "a Musical Ambassador of the Americas".

Ferman's extensive tours as a soloist have included performances with the orchestras of Indianapolis, St. Petersburg, Jerusalen, Tokyo City,Jarkow (Ukraine), the Philippines, Sâo Paulo State, the National Symphony of Argentina, Teatro SODRE of Montevideo, as well as recitals
in New York, Paris, London's St. Martin in the Fields, Berlin, St.Petersburg, Tokyo's Suntory and Takemitsu halls, Virginia's Wolf Trap,Manila, Beijing, Jerusalen Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. She was the only soloist selected to play at the Pan American ames of 1992, where she performed Villa-Lobos with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

Ms. Ferman's recent collaborations include Duo appearances with andoneónist Daniel Binelli, as a guest artist of Binelli's Quintet and tango Metropolis and as a soloist in the "Orquestango" project, in multiple tours of Europe, Japan, the United States and Australia.

Polly Ferman's many recordings constitute one of the most extensive collections of solo Latin American repertoire and are available on Music asters, Musical Heritage Society, PAMAR, Talent Romeo Records, EPSA usic and Sondor. She is also the founder of PAMAR (Pan American Musical Art Research, Inc.), a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to romote better understanding among the various countries and cultures of the Americas.

Ferman began her musical studies at the age of three in her native Uruguay, giving her first recital at seven and winning the Jeunesses Musicales Competition at the age of nine. She attended the J.S. Bach Conservatory as a pupil of Santiago Baranda Reyes. Later she studied with Celia Bronstein in Buenos Aires and Eugene List and William Daghlian in New York City.

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