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Beethoven im Film

Albrecht Riethmüller (ed.)

2022

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Julie Brown “Silent” composer biopics? Origin of Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata” S. 123-139

„… classical musical training was not guaranteed of moving picture pianists.By identifying that the “visions …” „… or imagining incidents in a famous person’s life started to emerge in earnest, and in the …” „… official and music writer from Saint Petersburg who trained as a pianist under Liszt and Moscheles.11 …”

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Stimme – Instrument – Vokalität

Martina Papiro (ed.)

2021

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

„… , piano repertoire as well as piano workmanship since 1711, when Maffei published his famous article in …” „… . The words written to the pianist by the marquis de Custine provide an excellent example: “It is not …” „… illusion of song as the perfection towards which the pianist must tend in order to meet the listener’s …”

Abstracts und Kurzbiographien S. 261-277

„… pronuntie delle passioni delle parole” – Approaches to Nicola Vicentino’s arciorgano In his famous treatise …” „… , in continuity with her training as a pianist at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique in …” „… between 1800 and 1840. CV Edoardo Torbianelli Italian pianist Edoardo Torbianelli has been interested in …”

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Joseph Joachim

Katharina Uhde (ed.), Michael Uhde (ed.)

Series: Studien und Materialien zur Musikwissenschaft

Volume 128 2024

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Anja Bunzel Joseph Joachim in Prague: ‘It was very original and entertaining there, and they had excellent food and drink’ S. 353-372

„… slovník naučný, published in 1898, acknowledges Joseph Joachim as ‘the most famous contemporary vi‐olin …” „… Perhaps the then 14-year-old Joachim was not famous enough to have his presence recorded somewhere …” „… to visit the ‘famous old home of music’. 16 By that time Joachim’s reputation as a well-regarded …”

Natasha Loges Joseph Joachim and Wilma Neruda. Constructing Musical Identity in Victorian London S. 263-278

„… contemporary the pianist Teresa Carreño, Neruda did not have to give up a child for adoption to enable her to …” „… went further than Joachim, but was she as famous in London? To answer this, I compared how frequently …” „… the first female violinist in the Monday 46 See Katrin Eich, ‘As Pianist’, in Brahms in Context, ed …”

Robert Whitehouse Eshbach Joachim in Weimar 1850–1851 S. 387-408

„… Pianist, ed. Theodore L. Bullock (Mineola, New York: Dover Publications, 1961): 106–7. Friedheim, and …” „… : Lortzing’s Zaar und Zimmermann, which was replaced by a concert given by by the pianist Sophie Dulcken and …” „… artist pianist (until now it was only as an amateur pianist) in the second of the quartet soirées that …”

Styra Avins Joseph Joachim, Herman Grimm, and American Transcendentalism. Encounter with Ralph Waldo Emerson S. 373-386

„… American essayist, poet, philosopher and lecturer, who was one of the most famous and influential thinkers …” „… enormous talent as composer and pianist Joachim recognized instantly and ‘who it was my good fortune to …” „… as both composer and as pianist, even comparing him to Franz Liszt. He partic‐ularly noted Brahms’s …”

Natasha Loges ‘Lieber, guter Bruder! ’ ‘My dear Elly ! ’ Joseph Joachim in Correspondence with Heinrich and Ellen Joachim S. 279-294

„… Briefe-Datenbank of D-LŰbi. In it Joachim extols the artistry of the pianist Carl Tausig.279 Robert Riggs volumes …” „… all the excellent pianists with whom he per‐formed, he preferred her. 24 Letter from Joachim to Ellen …” „… Robert Riggs talents as pianist and composer. In 1888, when Tovey was eighteen, they gave a joint recital …”

Malcolm Tozer ‘Die Musik, lieber Freund, die Du mit Deinen Jungen machtest, wird mir noch lange im Innern fortleben’. Joseph Joachim’s Friendship with Paul David and Uppingham School S. 295-322

„… was socially adroit, well read, alive to music and probably proficient as a singer and pianist. These …” „… . Schumann and Joachim were already famous, Brahms was not.303 Malcolm Tozer wife Amalie Joachim née Weiss, a …” „… music was followed by Marie’s famous plum cake and tea, and conversation; she knew how to capture an …”

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Kunst - Wissenschaft - Recht - Management

Nathalie Mahmoudi (ed.), Yasmin Mahmoudi (ed.)

Series: Schriften zum Kunst- und Kulturrecht

Volume 28 2018

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ZHANG Beili, LI Dianyi, ZHANG Yichi Research on Methods of the Classical Arts Market Development Projects for the Young Audience S. 463-486

„… Ozawa, Simon Rattle, pianist Lang Lang, singers Dai Yuqiang, and Liao Changyong, famous TV host Bai …” „… famous brand; Emphasizing personality and self; Relying on emo‐ tion and intuition”4. In response to …” „… : “Strongly advo‐ cating innovation; Striving for building famous brand; Emphasizing per‐ sonality; Conquering …”

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A Dictionary for the Modern Pianist

Stephen Siek

2016

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T S. 213-224

„… performed for the famous pianist, who was then nearing the end of his long career.In March 1938, Tatum and …” „… beyond the capacities of most pianists—averaging about 168 quarter notes per minute:Though his popularity …” „… 213TTagliaferro, Magda (b. Petrópolis, Brazil, 1893; d. Rio de Janeiro, 1986). Brazilian pianist …”

L S. 97-112

„… met the pianist Sigismond Thalberg for a famous keyboard “duel,” which most objective observers …” „… connoisseurs and aspiring pianists.But Alkan’s compositions were not the only lesser- known works that …” „… 97LLamond, Frederic (b. Glasgow, 1868; d. Bridge of Allan, Scotland, 1948). Scottish pianist and …”

R S. 167-184

„… as an interpretive artist, and famous pianists have repeatedly sung his praises. In 1957, Glenn Gould …” „… age of eighty-six, Rubinstein was now unquestionably the most famous and admired pianist in the world …” „… pianists—though most were unable to read music. Detailed biographical information about rag’s earliest pioneers is …”

I S. 79-80

„… Rhapsody at the Hollywood Bowl while auditioning eighteen younger pianists—including some children—all of …” „… competition founded by Polish pianist and teacher Jerzy Żurawlew (1887–1980) to honor the Polish-born Frédéric …” „… Competi-tion welcomed 350 participants from around the world. The first winner in 1927 was the Soviet pianist …”

Preface S. i-xvi

„… Pianist discusses many recordings by famous pianists, this book contains no discography, since even a …” „… Dictionary for the Modern Pianist by Stephen Siek, 2016A Dictionary for the Modern PianistStephen SiekROWMAN …” „… . | Pianists—Biography—Dictionaries.Classification: LCC ML102.P5 S6 2016 (print) | LCC ML102.P5 (ebook) | DDC 786.203—dc23LC record available at …”

N S. 133-138

„… the next several decades he taught many famous Soviet pianists, including Richter, Gilels, Lazar …” „… perform in Germany. Although other prominent pianists—Cortot, Edwin Fischer, and Gieseking among them—were …” „… world-famous artists such as Adele Marcus (1927), Jorge Bolet (1937), Abbey Simon (1940), William Kapell (1941 …”

Selected Bibliography S. 281-284

„… .———. The Piano Book. 4th ed. Jamaica Plain, MA: Brookside Press, 2001.Hinson, Maurice. The Pianist’s …” „… Dictionary. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2004.Lyle, Winston. A Dictionary of Pianists. New York …” „… , CULTURE, AND LITERATUREBrendel, Alfred. A Pianist’s A–Z: A Piano Lover’s Reader. Trans. Michael Morley …”

F S. 47-54

„… the careers of young Canadian pianists.Field, John (b. Dublin, 1782; d. Moscow, 1837). Irish pia-nist …” „… pianist, teacher, and writer. Fay’s father was an Episcopal cler-gyman who graduated from Harvard before …” „… also an amateur pianist, and in an effort to expand his business, he produced several experi-mental …”

APPENDIX A. Dictionary Entries Listed by Category S. 251-256

„… classical pia-nist and a prominent teacher—though, as is well known, a great many fine pianists have also …” „… ) EarlWittgenstein, PaulYesipova, AnnaZayas, JuanaZimerman, KrystianFAMOUS TEACHERS, PEDAGOGICAL THEORISTS, AND …” „… distinguished themselves as noted teachers.CLASSICAL PIANISTSAlbert, Eugen (or Eugène) d’Anda, GézaAndsnes, Leif …”

M S. 113-132

„… clef.Małcużyński, Witold (b. Koziczyn, Poland, 1914; d. Ma-jorca, Spain, 1977). Polish-born Argentinean pianist …” „… , Ohio, 1896; d. Dayton, 1972). American pianist and teacher. He studied with various teachers in Dayton …” „… analytical and inspiring teacher, he coached and trained many prominent American pianists and teachers …”

W S. 233-242

„… jazz pianist, or-ganist, composer, and entertainer, considered to be one of the most influential jazz …” „… their most famous songs are “Honeysuckle Rose” (1929), which has since become a popular standard …” „… cov-ered by scores of artists, and “Ain’t Misbehavin’,” an equally famous song first heard in the 1929 …”

D S. 35-42

„… 35DDa Costa, Raie (b. Cape Town, 1905; d. Hove, England, 1934). South African pianist famed for her …” „… toward pop styles. By 1927, she was being heard regularly on the BBC as a “syncopated” pianist, a term …” „… syncopated pianist was the clas-sically trained Billy Mayerl, but she was soon enjoying comparable fame …”

C S. 21-34

„… famous piano works is Sonatas and Interludes for Prepared Piano (1946–48), twenty separate pieces that …” „… instructions included with the score. Cage’s most famous composition is 4'33", and although it may be …” „… four minutes and thirty-three seconds. It was premiered by pianist David Tudor (1926–96) in Woodstock …”

P S. 145-164

„… his silver-point profile of the pianist has become one of his most famous portraits. Women were …” „… of his specialties.On the eve of World War I, Paderewski was the most famous pianist in the world …” „… Paderewski did not teach a great deal, his famous pupils include the American pianist and conductor Ernest …”

B S. 7-20

„… he taught few famous pianists, Breithaupt always credited Teresa Carreño as his pedagogical …” „… listeners who turn out merely in hopes of hearing famous pianists play famous music famously well, Mr …” „… . The sixteen-year-old Frederic Lamond was destined to be the most famous of the pianists who attended …”

J S. 81-86

„… the most famous of the rag pianists. De-spite Joplin’s enduring fame, many of his biographical details …” „… ). American jazz pi-anist and composer. Born Frederick Russell Jones, he was acclaimed as a child prodigy and …” „… founded the National Negro Opera Company. He also studied with pianist James Miller, and as a youth, he …”

H S. 67-78

„… , at one time the entire set was required at the Moscow Conservatory, and many fa-mous Russian pianists …” „… , Pennsylvania, 1903; d. Oakland, California, 1983). American jazz pianist and bandleader, especially famous for …” „… pianist and conductor. Born Karl Halle, he was the son of an organ-ist-choirmaster and was recognized as a …”

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

„… FrederickThis brief essay offers the modern classical pianist some basic but essential information about earlier …” „… pianos that serious pianists and composers from an earlier era once considered suitable for performing …” „… that of the 1790s is that pianists today routinely play mu-sic from all periods up to the present. In …”

S S. 185-212

„… 185SSamaroff, Olga (b. San Antonio, Texas, 1880; d. New York City, 1948). American pianist, critic …” „… Delaborde (1839–1913), a Moscheles pupil (and widely believed to have been the illegitimate son of pianist …” „… Ber-lin. There she briefly studied with Australian pianist Er-nest Hutcheson (1871–1951), a Reinecke pupil …”

E S. 43-46

„… popular pianist, composer, and bandleader, generally acknowl-edged as one of the most important figures in …” „… both of his parents were amateur pianists. Daisy Ellington doted on her son, exposing him from an early …” „… influenced his playing. Ellington’s big break came in 1927 when he began a long engagement at Harlem’s famous …”

G S. 55-66

„… 55GGabrilowitsch, Ossip (b. St. Petersburg, 1878; d. Detroit, 1936). Russian-born American pianist …” „… Virginalists through the early twentieth century. In 1905, Gabrilowitsch was one of the earliest pianists to …” „… two-piano recitals with Harold Bauer, and in 1928 they made a fa-mous recording of Arensky’s waltz from his …”

V S. 227-232

„… , Ricardo (b. Lleida, Spain, 1875; d. Barcelona, 1943). Spanish pianist and teacher particularly famous for …” „… of Piano Teachers—to honor the success of Van Cliburn, then America’s most celebrated pianist …” „… private homes of competition support-ers. A distinguished jury of twelve chose American pia-nist Ralph …”

A S. 1-6

„… . Riga, Latvia, 1932). Scottish-born pianist and composer whose professional career was spent largely in …” „… talents as a pianist and composer were widely recognized, d’Albert later denounced his British training as …” „… children. His second wife was pianist Teresa Carreño, who was ten years his senior.aliquot. Latin for …”

O S. 139-144

„… ” (taken from a 1967 letter from Ortmann to scholar Reginald Gerig, reprinted in Gerig’s Famous Pia-nists …” „… 139OOborin, Lev (b. Moscow, 1907; d. Moscow, 1974). So-viet pianist and teacher. At the age of …” „… full profes-sor in 1935, remaining there until his death. He trained many prominent Soviet pianists …”

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

„… 265APPENDIX DDigital Pianos in the Modern Pianist’s WorldS. David BerryOne of the most …” „… controversial developments in the modern pianist’s world over the last several decades has been the growth of …” „… provoked antagonisms from the classically trained pianists hired to teach on them. In addition, growing …”

K S. 87-96

„… 87KKabós, Ilona (b. Budapest, 1893; d. London, 1973). Hungarian-born British pianist and teacher …” „… a high degree of finish and pol-ished musicianship. Among the pianists who studied or coached with …” „… music used in a number of features. Though the German pianist Werner Haas is credited as ghosting for …”

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Deutsch-chinesische Helden und Anti-Helden

Zhuangying Chen (ed.), Achim Aurnhammer (ed.)

Series: Helden - Heroisierungen - Heroismen

Volume 13 2020

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Ulrike Zimmermann Der Pianist Lang Lang – Held der Hochkultur oder kurzlebige Celebrity? S. 277-290

„… Der Pianist Lang Lang – Held der Hochkultur oder kurzlebige Celebrity? Ulrike Zimmermann Lang …” „… Lang: Die Erfolgsgeschichte Der chinesische Pianist Lang Lang, der 1982 in Shenyang geboren wurde, ist …” „… Folgenden soll diese Position des Pianisten näher untersucht werden, und es wird sich zeigen müssen, ob und …”

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Avifauna aesthetica

Tanja van Hoorn (ed.)

2021

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Frieder von Ammon Bird Lives. Ornitho-musikologische Überlegungen zu Charlie Parker S. 129-141

„… , anhand des – unter diesem (nicht authentischen) Titel ist es in die Musikgeschichte eingegangen – Famous …” „… Version von Dizzy Gillespies Jazzstandard A Night in Tunisia spielt. Um den Famous Alto Break richtig …” „… Solos vermag zumindest einen gewissen Eindruck davon zu vermitteln:8 Notenbeispiel 1: The Famous Alto …”

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Historical Dictionary of Jazz

John S. Davis

2012

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Introduction S. 1-394

„… class, and often this music was considered to be of the same level. Famous Barrelhouse pianists include …” „… off-beat accented nature found in much of jazz music ever since. Ragtime pianists included Joseph Lamb …” „… Joplin. In addition to per-formances by pianists, Ragtime selections could be heard performed by brass …”

Preface S. i-xxxvi

„… , becomes the first pianist from Harlem to be published, with his “Junk Man Rag.”1915 Jelly Roll Morton’s …” „… the first Harlem pianist to be recorded, although the recordings were never released.1917 26 February …” „… ” arise and serve alcohol on the black market and became synonymous with jazz music.1922 Pianist …”

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Eduard Steuermann

Lars E. Laubhold (ed.)

2022

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Karin Wagner »Gedanken über die Dauer des Exils«. Eduard Steuermann in den USA S. 67-88

„… Miriam Hopkins (1902−1972) waren ebenso zu Gast wie das Pianisten-Enfant ter-rible Oscar Levant …” „… Webern im Oktober 1936. »Talent (pianistisches und musikanti-sches) ist sicher vorhanden, – aber die …” „… Steuermann das Image des exklusiven Schönberg-Pianisten auch um eigene Spu-ren erweitern. Das in der Nähe von …”

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Antoine Reicha

Hervé Audéon (ed.), Jana Frankova (ed.), Herbert Schneider (ed.)

Series: Musikwissenschaftliche Publikationen

Volume 52 2023

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Michael Bulley Airs and suspensions – some non-fugal pieces in Reicha’s Études dans le genre fugué, Op. 97 S. 201-226

„… for teaching pia-nists. In his preface, Reicha says “No pianist, however talented, can ever be counted …” „… ones. It is the latter that I should like to consider here.I can imagine a pianist who was interested …” „… for style and time-sig-9 “Un pianiste n’aura jamais un mérite distingué sur son instrument, s’il n’a …”

Maria Teresa Arfini The Practische Beispiele by Antoine Reicha and their influence on Franz Liszt S. 407-424

„… . Franz Liszt, Scherzo S. 153, mm. 1–22.Some years later, the twenty-four-year-old virtuoso pianist tried …” „… , bearing the same title as the famous poetic collection of Alphonse de Lamartine, issued in 1830, and is …”

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Reading Franz Liszt

Paul Roberts

2022

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3. The Music of Desire: Petrarch Sonnets S. 27-48

„… in the famous contest of March 1837 (verdict: “Thalberg is the first pianist in the world, Liszt the …” „… first child. After several return visits to Paris, not least to vanquish the pianist Sigismund Thalberg …” „… most profoundly Petrarchian plays; Shakespeare’s own sonnets are a homage to Petrarch’s (the famous …”

7. The Aura of Byron: Années de pèlerinage—Suisse S. 95-114

„… famous pianist of Europe was every piano maker’s dream, but clearly a more ambitious form of propaganda …” „… famous oil painting from 1840 of Liszt at the piano, a portrait of Lord Byron hangs center stage, but in …” „… shadow, just above Liszt’s illuminated head. The full thrust of the scene focuses on the pianist gazing …”

9. Music and Poetry: The Dante Sonata S. 131-144

„… lectured on Dante in his famous series of lectures in 1818. Dante became a touchstone for British …” „… experience very much like the story, just as if we had participated in what took place.”For the pianist this …” „… the form we now have, “Après une lecture du Dante.” The pianist’s art, we see again, becomes that of …”

4. The Question of Goethe’s Faust: Sonata in B minor S. 49-64

„… von Goethe’s verse drama Faust. Many pianists have made this connection—among them Alfred Cortot …” „… a famous virtuoso was certainly the bigger lion at this stage, notwith-standing that Berlioz had …” „… translation su-perbly evokes). Take for example the famous “sunset” passage. Faust has been exulting in the …”

Notes S. 157-174

„… ), 201–02.CHAPTER 2: THE PIANIST AS ACTOR1. Friedrich Nietzsche, The Case Of Wagner, Nietzsche Contra Wagner …” „… pianist to entertain peaceable citizens and sensible cotton bonnets.”11. Franz Liszt, An Artist’s Journey …” „… . Thereafter his career had a Faustian trajectory, an iden-tification with Faustian man. His most famous film …”

Appendix S. 145-156

„… the Two Episodes from Lenau’s Faust (the second of which is the famous Mephisto Waltz). “Procession by …” „… witnessed the Two Episodes played by the Swedish pianist Martin Sturfält that had the audience deeply shaken …” „… the pianist as actor.It is possible that Liszt took up Lenau not only on account of Faust but also …”

8. Mental Theater: Années de pèlerinage—Suisse S. 115-130

„… criticized the play, in a now famous essay of 1788,3 before he had met Goethe (so before they had begun their …” „… famous collaboration at the theater in Weimar). One of the first fruits of their work together was an …” „… French translation of Schiller’s play. In 1838 Liszt transcribed the famous overture for his ten fingers …”

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August Wilhelmj

Mareike Beckmann

Series: Frankfurter Wagner-Kontexte

Volume 2 2019

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Quellenverzeichnisse S. 231-236

„… , 2009. 233 Literaturverzeichnis Lahee, Henry C.: Famous Violinists of To-day and Yesterday. The page …” „… . 1, op. 6 / Paganini.“ Ca. 1900. Unbekannter Pianist, August Wilhelmj …”

5 Wilhelmj als Diva – Nachahmung der Stimme und des Gesanges S. 111-154

„… im gleichen Atemzug auch mit Anton Rubinstein genannt, einem Pianisten, der besonders durch seine …” „… des Pianisten schwer zu objektivieren ist, kann es hilfreich sein, auch diesen zu anderen Interpreten …” „… Wärme, welche von der kühlen, lehrhaften Art des des großen Pianisten wohltuend absticht“.570 Dass die …”

6 Interpretationsanalyse der Bearbeitungen Wilhelmjs S. 155-216

„… , welche manche Hörer an den Klang eines Cellos denken lässt. Über die „Famous Air“ heißt es: „playing it …” „… ist durch eine große rhythmische Unruhe geprägt, welcher der Pianist kaum zu folgen imstande ist. Die …” „… Anweisung, dass das Klavier colla parte zu spielen habe. Die Aufforderung an den Pianisten, dem Freispiel …”

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Experiencing Berlioz

Melinda P. O'Neal

2018

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1 Songs S. 1-28

„… keyboard or orches-SONGS 5tral accompaniments are more engaging (and, for a pianist, more diffi-cult …” „… singer and pianist to perform. Berlioz started to orchestrate it butunfortunately put the draft …” „… composed or revised for his mistress, MarieRécio, or for famous opera singers whose voices he particularly …”

3 Orchestral Music S. 57-98

„… composed most of the symphonywhile involved with someone else, the pianist Camille Moke, to whomhe was …” „… theme he composed in1828 for a cantata that became the famous idée fixe; and the influenceof the three …” „… himself to match his musical resources to thesubject at hand.Surprising as it may be to many, the famous …”

4 Extended Choral-Orchestral Works S. 99-150

„… remarkable, famous Tuba mirum spargens passage of theRequiem. Listening to both passages back to back is time …” „… pianistNancy are driving to the last rehearsal before their community chorusjoins with a professional orchestra …” „… authors, and a famous series of seventeen lithographsby French artist Eugène Delacroix.9 Berlioz composed …”

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Eros at the Piano

William Westney

2023

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Preface S. i-xxii

„… share it with everyone!” —Murray McLachlan, pianist, writer, educator“Mining the rich mythology of Eros …” „… constantly strive to achieve.” —Dennis Alexander, pianist, teacher, composer“I have been thirsting for this …” „… trans-forming power of love in relation to the piano.” —Penelope Roskell, author of The Complete PianistE R O S …”

3. LOGOS, EROS, AND THE INTEGRATED MUSICIAN S. 29-50

„… this problem. The speaker, a nonmusician, was a famous sports psychologist who specialized in coaching …” „… pianists to hear. The reason is simple: pianists very often perform clas-sical music from memory, an …” „… accurately because that’s how it clearly should be, this is what a famous composer wanted for very good …”

7. PERFORMING: Joining the Flow S. 127-150

„… world famous public persona. The next aria will be the “Seguidilla” from the opera Carmen. The …” „… the channeled musical impulse.There was a famous instance of such artistic encouragement, from one …” „… , Franz Liszt and Clara Schumann—two of Europe’s most celebrated pianists of their day. Interestingly …”

8. THE TEACHING CONNECTION S. 151-180

„… university hosted a master class by a world famous pianist, which was a momentous occasion for the young and …” „… , ge-stalts. For string players, vibrato. For pianists, wrist rotation, the use of arm weight. Each technical …” „… convincing individual grasp of the style as a gestalt. And some pianists tend to—understandably—avoid …”

4. DISSOLVING BOUNDARIES S. 51-76

„… mentions musical performance in a similar context: “By concentrating attention on his fingers, a pianist …” „… interactions in a more fluid way, transcendence can result.I remember coaching an advanced pianist, a serious …” „… sometimes inhibiting Classical style of Mozart and Haydn.) The pianist and the sonata move-ment remained …”

2. EXPLORING EROS S. 13-28

„… than I’d ever encountered before. Just getting started then as a classical pianist, I found myself on …” „… ,” the famous flute soloist Pongileoni “glueily kissed his flute,” and as he blew across it and the air …”

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Historical Dictionary of Russian Music

Daniel Jaffé

2022

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THE DICTIONARY S. 35-428

„… composer and pianist. Born in Moscow on 13/25 May1888, he entered Moscow University in 1906 to study …” „… Medtner. From 1916, heconcertized as a pianist. In 1923 he joined the faculty of the Moscow Conser-vatory …” „… – ). Russian pianist.Born 10 August 1947, in Moscow, he began to play piano at the age of fiveand entered the …”

Introduction S. 1-34

„… of establishment, as theconservatories proved their worth in training pianists and violinists of …” „… world-class standing such as the violinist Jascha Heifetz and the pianist-composerRachmaninov. Meanwhile …” „… pianist).Even so, the various prerevolutionary forms of music making in concerthalls and opera houses continued …”

Preface S. i-xliv

„… xxiIntroduction 1THE DICTIONARY 35Bibliography 429About the Author 517ixEditor’s ForewordRussian music is famous …” „… concerts are staged.1839 Anton Rubinstein makes his first public appearance as a pianist, aged10.1841 27 …” „… Anton Rubinstein begins a four-year tour of Europe as a pianist, con-ductor, and composer.1855 Mily …”

Bibliography S. 429-516

„… General 484Conductors 484Pianists and Harpsichordists 486Singers 488String Players 490Musical Instruments …” „… : Composer, Pianist, Conductor. Aldershot:Scolar Press, 1990.Norris, Geoffrey. Rakhmaninov. London: Dent …” „… . Dmitri Shostakovich, Pianist. London: MacGill-Queen’sUniversity Press, 2004.Riley, John. Dmitri …”

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