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Stephen Siek - A Dictionary for the Modern Pianist

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A Dictionary for the Modern Pianist

2016

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APPENDIX E. The Player Piano and the Reproducing Piano S. 273-280

„… be known, player pianos. Aeolian offered its internalized Pianola as the “Pianola Piano,” soon …” „… 273APPENDIX EThe Player Piano and the Reproducing PianoRobert J. BerkmanThe complete story of the …” „… to be “pushed up” to the piano’s keyboard to operate. In other words, these earliest pneumatic player …”

APPENDIX D. Digital Pianos in the Modern Pianist’s World S. 265-272

„… play the recorded piano’s soft note, whereas 43 to 88 would generate a different, louder sample. In the …” „… distinction between electric and electronic pianos. An electric piano is basically a piano-style keyboard …” „… Clavinova as the “first digital piano,” an FM synthesizer that could only play eight sepa-rate notes …”

W S. 233-242

„… young man exuber-ant in his ability to play the piano.”Despite the fact that he had long played to …” „… , Weber Piano & Pianola Company. Aeolian, the company that had developed the Pianola player piano, then …” „… improvements in Pianola and Duo-Art player piano mechanisms were usually first installed and marketed in Weber …”

APPENDIX C. Historical Pianos and Their Relationship to the Standard Repertoire S. 259-264

„… “pianoforte”—a term that is still the formal name for the modern piano and which dates back to the instrument’s …” „… that German instruments came from a musical culture of clavichord players, while the English piano …” „… piano of 1850 will probably just be called a piano.One fundamental change between modern pianism and …”

Preface

„… volume. Player pianos required piano rolls, a form of recording unique to the piano that is neither …” „… Pianist’s World 265Appendix E The Player Piano and the Reproducing Piano 273Selected Bibliography 281About …” „… the Pianola and arguably the world’s leading authority on player and reproducing pianos, for …”

O S. 139-144

„… quantity, but not the quality, of a piano’s tone. Despite the fact that this seemed to negate the beliefs …” „… re-statement here becomes a truism; yet their absence in the doctrine of relaxation in piano-playing shows …” „… perform piano trio literature. In 1937, Aram Khachaturian, also a pupil of Elena Gnessin, dedicated his …”

P S. 145-164

„… only major vocal hit.Pianola. The trade name of an extremely popular player piano manufactured by the …” „… literature, and many larger works involving piano, assisted by additional string players as necessary. In …” „… only on the three pedals most commonly found on the modern grand piano:damper pedal. Sometimes known as …”

C S. 21-34

„… . The style proved an excellent fit for the player piano craze that gripped the United States in the …” „… G4 and runs to C8, the piano’s highest pitch. In the higher registers, it is used by most …” „… reinvent the piano’s expressive possibilities, the ultimate source of many of Chopin’s innovations remains …”

T S. 213-224

„… father served as Magda’s first piano teacher and took her to Paris when she was thirteen, where she …” „… , asked Alfred Cortot to establish a women’s program in piano, where two of his most prominent students …” „… “excellent and vital piano playing” enabled the performance to succeed against the ragged orchestra …”

Y S. 243-248

„… New York Times reviewer not only deemed her “the most skilled piano-player of her sex that has ever …” „… above an ac-companiment may be frustrated by the piano’s apparent inability to produce it.” At present …” „… four-hand or two-piano repertoire. It also contained the “Smart PianoSoft Recording” feature, which allowed …”

L S. 97-112

„… . If you have no ears to hear, why do you play the piano?” But despite his high standards and the fact …” „… hand and arm and emphatically affirms his conviction that the piano’s tone can be changed qualitatively …” „… piano-shaped swimming pool, and over the years this feature became a trademark in his other res-idences, most …”

F S. 47-54

„… Pianos. A collection of playable historic pianos that serves as the basis of the Historical Piano Study …” „… continued her highly popular “Piano Conversations” series, recitals where she spoke informally to the …” „… 1903 to 1914.Fazioli. Italian piano manufacturing company based in Sac-ile, founded in 1981 by Paolo …”

Selected Bibliography S. 281-284

„… World’s Most Popular Instrument. New York: Carlton Books, 1996.BOOKS RELATED TO THE PIANO’S HISTORY …” „… , & Pianos: A Social History. Reprint ed., New York: Dover, 1990.Parakilas, James, et al. Piano Roles: A New …” „… Companion to the Piano. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998.Sumner, William Leslie. The Pianoforte …”

A S. 1-6

„… . See http://abel-pianoparts.de.Acrosonic. See Baldwin.Aeolian Company. American piano manufacturer …” „… , Aeolian first began manufacturing mechanical organs, and later, pneumatic player pianos which served as a …” „… several other compa-nies to form the Aeolian, Weber Piano & Pianola Com-pany, and ten years later, they …”

N S. 133-138

„… 133NNaumburg International Piano Competition. One of a series of competitions sponsored by the …” „… Walter W. Naumburg Foundation and long considered one of the most prestigious piano competitions in the …” „… Naumburg Piano Competition was given in 1926, and over the years its first-prize winners have included …”

R S. 167-184

„… music’s expres-sive qualities while displaying a remarkable control of the piano’s dynamic range, even at …” „… .ravenscroftpianos.com.regulation. The process of making fine adjustments to a piano’s action to ensure evenness of touch and to …” „… perform to test the piano’s regulation: (1) A note will be repeated very quickly while pressing down the …”

S S. 185-212

„… Year in 1996.Sauter. The brand name of pianos built by Carl Sauter Pianofortefabrik, a German piano …” „… formed Juilliard Graduate School and was made chair of the piano department at the Philadelphia …” „… the wealthiest piano companies in the world, and today it owns many other brands such as Knabe …”

G S. 55-66

„… ” that traverses the piano’s “full dynamic spectrum from hushed intimacy to agitated power with-out ever …” „… Mark Twain and a contralto who was then studying piano with Leschetizky. They performed together on …” „… record for the Welte-Mignon repro-ducing piano, and in the 1920s he also made rolls for Duo-Art …”

B S. 7-20

„… consisted of player pianos, which they built from 1905 until the craze abated in the late 1920s, and in 1935 …” „… virus, and he played his final concert in Berlin on June 8, 1989.boogie-woogie. A piano-based pop style …” „… , most famous for his two-piano work with his wife, Vitya Vronsky. He began his formal studies in Riga …”

V S. 227-232

„… increase or to lessen the brilliance of a piano’s tone and to make the tonal bright-ness seem consistent …” „… 227VVan Cliburn International Competition. An international piano competition held every four years …” „… in Fort Worth, Texas. The Cliburn is arguably America’s most pres-tigious piano competition, and it …”

E S. 43-46

„… merge with Hiis and form the Tallinn Piano Factory. The piano’s name was changed to “Estonia” in April …” „… age to the refinements of art and culture—including classical piano studies—and her concern for his …” „… preferred only to play popular songs by ear until his interest in ragtime motivated him to take his les-sons …”

H S. 67-78

„… key, and both key and hammer are consid-ered part of the piano’s action. Today, although Steinway …” „… passagework with sparse comp chords (thickly voiced chords in the piano’s middle range that offer rhythmic …” „… , single-note passagework and chordal “trumpet” calls in the piano’s upper registers. Hines soon made many …”

K S. 87-96

„… Tabernacle in Salt Lake City in 1901. In the same year they entered the player piano market, and the …” „… eighteen thousand pianos a year. In 1926, Knabe was chosen as the “official” piano of the Metropolitan …” „… ), then considered the most eminent piano teacher in Paris, and six years later he arrived in Vienna to …”

M S. 113-132

„… PianoDisc recording system, Gary Burgett, a trained pianist, and his brother Kirk, a skilled technician. The …” „… their models are also available with the Piano-Disc feature. See http://masonhamlin.com.Mason, William …” „… the piano’s mechanisms to gain a greater understanding of its possibilities, the results of which he …”

J S. 81-86

„… 81Jjack. A wooden portion of the piano’s action that sits atop the key and supports the hammer. As …” „… piano’s middle register to compensate. Despite this, with sales exceeding 3.5 million, it ranks as the …” „… who worked as a maid, Joplin as a child was often permitted to play the pianos in the sitting rooms of …”

D S. 35-42

„… vanguard of pianists who believed that the piano’s tone could be affected qualitatively, that is, made …” „… was sixteen she suffered a serious fall which prompted her to refocus her energies toward piano. She …” „… Albert, Eugen d’.damper. A lever covered with felt on one side that prevents the piano strings from …”

Q S. 165-166

„… 165QQRS Company. A manufacturer of player piano rolls located for over a century in Buffalo, New …” „… rising stars with an annual Belgian contest that alternated violin with piano entrants, but he died …” „… first-prize winner. It was re-peated the following June as a piano competition, and among the notable entrants …”

Z S. 249-250

„… case of his Steinway onto a truck driven by a professional of his choosing and then driving the piano’s …” „… Conservatoire, studying piano with Joseph Benvenuti (1898–1967), a pupil of Armand Ferté (1881–1971) (who once …” „… forget up to 30 percent of how you learned to play the piece.” But unquestionably, many still saw him as …”

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Klaus-Peter Aringer, Peter Revers, Thomas Wozonig - "Seine ganze Musikdeutung geht ja vom Klang aus"

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"Seine ganze Musikdeutung geht ja vom Klang aus"

Series: Studien und Materialien zur Musikwissenschaft

Volume 114 2023

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Adriano Giardina Towards a New Performing Style. Karajan Conducting Mozart’s Piano Concertos in the Early Fifties S. 57-70

„… 57Towards a New Performing StyleKarajan Conducting Mozart’s Piano Concertos in the Early Fifties1 …” „… concertos with Anne-Sophie Mutter in the late 1970s.Although Karajan himself played Mozart’s piano concertos …” „… for piano concertos, Karajan recorded the Concerto in A major K. 488 in 1951 and the Concerto in …”

Elaine Chew Quantifying Karajan. Timing, Dynamics and Harmonic Tension S. 25-42

„… always piano?”, in: Proceedings of the Audio engineering society (AES) 53rd international conference on …” „… included studies on pitch, intonation, intensity, duration, rhythm, and phrasing in piano, violin, and …” „… orchestration. Julie, however, counsels Olivier to forego the percussions and trumpets; then have the piano …”

Werner Telesko, Stefan Schmidl Karajan’s Aesthetics. Studies on Imagery Representation in Commercial Music Practice S. 219-240

„… presenting the performance of Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto in collaboration with Alexis Weissenberg,31 …” „… arranged on the floor of the hall, Karajan positioned on a pedestal, whereas the piano is situated on a …” „… , terrace-like levels.33 Falck is focused mainly on fragmented shots, be it of the piano, or the exclusive …”

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Nora Born - Irma Schoenberg Wolpe Rademacher

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Irma Schoenberg Wolpe Rademacher

2024

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1970–1978 New York – Boston · New England Conservatory S. 229-244

„… […] She used to say: ›you cannot really play the piano, you can only create the conditions under which …” „… future piano-playing, my need for our work together is urgent.«754Mittlerweile wurde die Ehe ihrer …” „… point where I can produce and impart the penetrating precise sound of Steuermann’s idea of how the piano …”

1979–1984 London – New York · European Piano Teachers’ Association UK S. 245-248

„… – New York · European Piano Teachers’ Association UKSowohl Irmas Beziehung zu Mary Alfano als auch die …” „… Unterrichts unter die Lupe nimmt. Grindea gründet 1978 die EPTA (European Piano Teachers’ Association), deren …” „… offizielle Publika-tion, das EPTA Piano Journal und kurz darauf die International Society for the Study of …”

Erinnerungen an Irma Schoenberg Wolpe Rademacher S. 249-252

„… Master-Thesis an der North Texas State University mit dem Thema: Piano Playing as an Art of Movement: The …” „… outstanding teachers themselves and have passed on her unique insights about the piano, and students who have …” „… ›sound‹, in a way that was both practical and spe-cific. Hers was a special ›zen‹ of piano …”

1953–1955 Black Mountain College – Bombay · Vilayat Khan S. 183-198

„… , Vivaldi, Wolpes Sonata for Oboe and Piano).600 598 Sammlung N. B.599 Merce Cunningham und der moderne Tanz …” „… [with Bom-bay String Quartet] and I am going to play the C. Frank quintet too, end of February. Three …” „… play to play to play to play music.«610609 Brief von Irma (Bombay) an Susan Kagan (New York), Januar …”

1964–1969 Rumänien – Israel · Hans Rademacher S. 217-228

„… writing a Quartet for the Juilliard people and after this a Concerto for Vl, Trp, BsCl, Piano. My music is …” „… Two Parts for Six Players came off692 […] David Jones was so kind to send me the recording. I know you …” „… 2221964–1969 Rumänien – Israel · Hans Rademacherfulness, and the sluggish performance of most of the players …”

1939–1946 New York – Philadelphia · Settlement Music School · Jacob Maxin und David Tudor S. 123-144

„… think about this piece, or would I like to play that or that […] That was the first time in my life that …” „… Konzertprogramm vom 4. April 1940 umfasst Werke von Fresco-baldi; Copland – Piano Variations; Schönberg – 5 …” „… Klavierstücke op. 23; Skrjabin – (nicht ermittelt); Bartók – Sonate für Klavier; Wolpe – Pasaccaglia for Piano …”

1949–1952 New York – Philadelphia · Ehe mit Hans Rademacher S. 169-182

„… Jackie Maxin spielt in der Pre-miere von Wolpes Quartet for Trumpet, Tenor-Sax, Drums and Piano (1950 …” „… der Times Hall in New York wie-derholt, wo Irma auch die Piano Sonata von James Timmens spielt und …” „… David Tudor und Broadus Earle554 die Sonata for Violin and Piano von Isaac Nemiroff vortragen. Ein …”

1935–1938 Jerusalem · Palestine Conservatory · Josef Marx S. 99-122

„… morning. I had little money. When I left money for my lessons on the Wolpes’ piano, I would get a letter …” „… much music and discussion. I studied piano with Irma and harmony with Stefan. They would call each …” „… Debussy und zusammen mit Sascha Parnes Stravinskys Duo for Violin and Piano.326 Dieses Programm wird am 28 …”

1928–1932 Berlin – Iaşi – Bukarest – Palästina · Heinz Oppenheimer S. 49-64

„… eigentliche Plan bleibt jedoch erfolglos: »Stefan asked me to play. [The Novembergruppe] were trying to branch …” „… songs, a piano solo. I played, and we started to be very good friends. He lived in the vicinity and …” „… , als nur möglich. In dieser Cha-conne – die Busonische Pianoforte-Bearbeitung ist auch für die tiefsten …”

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Jeanne Roudet, Edoardo Torbianelli The Aesthetics of Singing in Romantic Piano Playing S. 185-224

„… the piano you play; it is the soul”.5 However, while the particular genius of the musician is …” „… piano’s mechanism allows it to say, 3 Ibid., chap. XIV. Translated in: On the Origin of Language, 57. 4 …” „… , Instroduction to the Art of Playing on the Piano-Forte, London: Clementi, Banger, Hyde, Collard & Davis 1801, 9 …”

Franco Piperno Affetto S. 29-44

„… , così pian piano infonde i costumi” (“the harmony, with its airy consonance of the various voices …” „… Luigi Zenobi’s detailed letter on singers, players, and composers (ca. 1600)16 nor Viadana’s preface to …” „… piano e del forte, una espressione delle parole e del concetto che si prendono à cantare atta à muouere …”

Abstracts und Kurzbiographien S. 261-277

„… period-instrument performance group that she founded, the Raritan Players, she has released three recordings: In …” „… play reflect changing preoccupations with the meaning and the intellectual status of music …” „… Roudet with Edoardo Torbianelli The Aesthetics of Singing in Romantic Piano Playing: Strategies and …”

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»Ich schreibe ›Amusik‹.« Die Entwicklung der Action Music zwischen 1957–1959 S. 47-70

„… his short tie therefore I cut it, too and shampooed Cage (and Tudor)I come back to Piano and play …” „… unnahbare Vaterfigur auf, die Paik in der Etude for Piano Forte anging. Cage war eine Instanz, ein gern …” „… Cages Variations (1958), die Winter Music (1957) die Music of Changes (1951) und die Music for Piano (ab …”

Spontaneität und Dynamik des Aktionsvollzugs S. 181-238

„… kennen, deren Anwendung Cage anhand der Notation der Music for Piano728 vorführte und erläuterte. Zur …” „… Chronologie der Benagelung eines Klaviers693 im Gelsenkirchener Pianohaus Kohl im April 1964 (Abb. 24) war von …” „… Unversehrtheit und 692 Stachelhaus 1993, S. 47.693 Günther Uecker: Benagelung eines Klaviers. Pianohaus Kohl …”

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