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Remembering Sviatoslav Richter on the anniversary of his passing. From Bach to Bartók, his mastery knew no bounds. Explore the fascinating life of this self-taught virtuoso in our article. 🎵📚
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Alan Yu retweeted
I visited Longvue house and gardens in #neworleans today and there, in an obscure corner in a dark hallway, is a signed photo of #cellist Pablo Casals. 🎻🤎
One of the best…
🎉 Happy Birthday, Carlos Kleiber! 🎉
Did you know Carlos Kleiber was largely self-taught? Discover the unconventional path that led him to conducting greatness.
✨ Learn more about his unique journey and remarkable career.
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Alan Yu retweeted
His signature is in my collection on my wall. My first teacher in South Africa studied with a student of his. Leschetizky was a unique character, wonderful pedagogue. He taught almost all the greats of the 20th century.
The great pedagogue Leschetizky was born on this day in 1830. At age 11, the pupil of Beethoven's student Czerny played with Mozart's son conducting - and there are many hours of recordings of his own legendary students' recordings, some heard here:
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Alan Yu retweeted
Replying to @warmtypewriter
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Franz Liszt
Rhapsodie espagnole
Roberto Szidon(piano) [13:20]
프란츠 리스트(1811-1886)
c.1863 스페인 광시곡 s.254
🎹로베르토 지돈(1941-2011)
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Alan Yu retweeted
"Spanish pianist Alica de Larrocha was a favorite artist at our home when I was growing up..." Find out why:
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Alan Yu retweeted
Gustav Mahler died around 11 pm on 18 May 1911, but his last concert appearance was in New York on 21 February. How then did Mahler end up in Grinzing? Look at his final journey:
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Alan Yu retweeted
Spent the morning on this brand new Fazioli #piano. Excellent regulation... but I will die on this hill: these pianos are overrated. I prefer Blüthner, Imperial, Hamburg, or even a NY (serial numbers 616xxx and above only).
Alan Yu retweeted
Brahms was born #otd May 7, 1833, take a look at the famous story between Brahms and the Schumanns:
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Brilliant! Congratulations!
Elim Chan dances her way through @chicagosymphony debut
✍️ Graham Meyer
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Alan Yu retweeted
Happy birthday to pianist Artur Schnabel, who was born #otd, 17 April 1882. He was the first pianist to record all of the Beethoven piano sonatas. Find out why he had such a connection to Beethoven's music:
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The older I get, the more I find myself listening to the oldest recordings of classical music. These artists knew things today's musicians can only guess at.
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Alan Yu retweeted
Brahms died around 8:30am on 3 April 1897, find out what happened at his funeral and procession: 😢
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Johannes Brahms died on this day in 1897. What are your favourite Brahms works? Enjoy one of our most popular top ten playlists: bachtrack.com/playlist-top-t…
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The premiere performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 1 took place on 2 April 1800 in a public concert:
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“I play the notes as they are written, but it is God who makes the music.” Johann Sebastian Bach was born on this day in 1685. Which are your favourite Bach works? Here are our editor's top ten:
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