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Welcome to GAMI/Simonds, LLC and the musical worlds of
Adam Gyorgy, Benjamin Verdery, James Campbell,
Francesca Gagnon, Inti-Illimani and Spirit '20.
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Spirit '20SPIRIT '20 was launched at Festival of the Sound (Parry Sound, ON) on July 28th, 2010. Taking its name from the commiss...click for more
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Benjamin VerderyThe 92 Street Y has commissioned Ben Verdery to compose a major new work for the Assad Duo. What He Said (dedicated to T...click for more
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James CampbellComing off his 26th season as Artistic Director of Festival of the Sound, during 2010-2011 James will team up with other...click for more
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Inti-IllimaniFrancesca Gagnon returned to Santiago, Chile August 21, 2010 for the official release of Meridiano. See Francesca/Inti a...click for more
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| Adam GyorgyAdam Gyorgy's videos hit one million views on YouTube
(June 2010)
Judging by the thunderous applause and standing ovations from several people, the star of the show was young Hungarian pianist Adam Gyorgy. Fingers flying across the keys at breakneck speeds, he played a couple Frank Liszt compositions, one from Bach and his own take on the classic Wedding March.
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Celebrate the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Franz Liszt with Hungary's Adam György
Likened by many critics to Liszt for the virtuosity of his performances, his charm, the physical structure of his hands, and his tremendous interpretive sensibility - Adam György is one of today's "rising stars" [CNN world report] in classical music performance.
As with Franz Liszt, Adam György was a child prodigy who began playing the piano at the age of four. In 2004, he swept the First, Grand and Special prizes at The First International Chopin Piano Competition in Budapest. In 2005, he was invited to join the Steinway Artist community, a single honor that places him in the company of many of the greatest pianists of all time, including Vladimir Horowitz, Artur Rubinstein and Krystian Zimmerman.
A motto of Franz Liszt was "Genius comes with obligations". Adam has already come to realize that his gift can be used to help others. Most recently, Adam has donated proceeds from his concerts to support Hungarian music education. "...click for more
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