Horák, Adolph
Horák, Adolph
Horák, Adolph, Bohemian pianist and teacher, brother of Eduard Horâk; b. Jankovic, Feb. 15, 1850; d. Vienna, Jan. 14, 1921. With his brother he established the Horâk Pianoforte School in Vienna. In collaboration, they publ. a valuable Klavierschule. Adolph alone wrote Die technische Grundlage des Klavier spiels.
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