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Vladimir de Pachmann: a Piano Virtuoso's Life and Art.(Book Review)
Notes; 9/1/2003; Sparkman, Kathleen; 1113 words
; ... attended a recital by Vladimir de Pachmann. He was blatantly ... abundant self-praise, Pachmann disliked praise ... covered them up. Pachmann married his student ... performing career, Pachmann soon became jealous ... Alfred Dreyfus. Pachmann's eccentricities ... tours. Although ...
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TRIBUNE COLUMN University Concert Series brings stars to Columbia
Columbia Daily Tribune; 5/11/2007; BILL CLARK; 812 words
; On Feb. 21, 1908, Vladimir de Pachmann, one of the world's leading pianists, performed at University ... tremendous changes in our society and tremendous changes from the Vladimir de Pachmann concert to the Five Browns on Dec. 3. Itzhak Perlman will ...
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Anniversaries
The Independent - London; 7/27/1998; 476 words
; ... George Biddell Airy, Astronomer Royal, 1801; Alexandre Dumas fils, playwright, 1824; Giosue Carducci, poet, 1835; Vladimir de Pachmann, pianist, 1848; Sir Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis Budge, orientalist and museum curator, 1857; Enrique Granados ...
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88s on 78s
The American Music Teacher; 4/1/2003; Robertson, Rick; 2401 words
; ... Record Often forgotten today is Vladimir de Pachmann, the earliest-born pianist to ... that now he would play as only Pachmann could. Some of his records for ... with delicacy and refinement. Pachmann also found his own way around ...
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The Great Pianists, Alive on Film
International Herald Tribune; 2/25/1998; David Stevens; 520 words
; ... piano rolls made by the pianists involved. One is of Vladimir de Pachmann (1848-1933), who owes his pages in piano history ... and George Bernard Shaw once reported that de Pachmann ''gave his well-known pantomimic performance, with ...
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Method & madness
The Independent - London; 3/12/2008; Michael Church; 1018 words
; ... virtuosi "It's like a horse before the race," said the great Vladimir Horowitz of his feelings before a recital. "You start to ... most notable being the diminutive Viennese "pianissimist" Vladimir de Pachmann, aka "the Chopinzee", whose antics prompted George Bernard ...
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Arts: Classical; Enough of the wisecracks, just play the piano PHILIP FOWKE, WIGMORE HALL, LONDON
The Independent - London; 6/30/2000; Adrian Jack; 407 words
; ... audience into his confidence, and talked us through the rest of his programme, which was much more serious stuff. Vladimir de Pachmann used to talk during his playing, as antique recordings testify, hence his nickname of the "Chopinzee". But I'm ...
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With Beethoven Sonatas, Pollini's In for the Long Haul
The Washington Post; 4/13/2003; Tim Page; 1095 words
; ... Arbiter Records has issued a fitting tribute to Vladimir de Pachmann (1848-1933), who was widely considered the most ... engaging liner notes by Mark Mitchell, the author of "Vladimir de Pachmann: A Piano Virtuoso's Life and Art" (Indiana University ...
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Books recently published.(Bibliography)
Notes; 9/1/2003; Yusko, Stephen Little, Karen R.; 18326 words
; ... definitive guide to jazz music. Ed. by Vladimir Bogdanov, Chris Woodstra, and Stephen ... pbk.). LC 2002-036674. Mitchell, Mark. Vladimir de Pachmann: a piano virtuoso's lite and art. Bloomington ... 5895981038. LC 2002-499531. Rekshan, Vladimir. Sestra talanta. Sankt-Peterburg: Krasnyi ...
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PLAYING IT BIG FLAMBOYANCE IS HIS FORTE, AND PIANIST LANG LANG IS JUST GLAD TO BE NOTICED
Rocky Mountain News; 11/8/2004; Marc Shulgold, Rocky Mountain News; 789 words
; ... is connected to a line of great keyboard interpreters, including such exuberant performers as Vladimir de Pachmann, Arthur Rubinstein and Vladimir Horowitz. Lost in reverie onstage, Lang Lang may lean back and stare heavenward or let his hands ...
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