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Pianist Collection (#70)

"Pianist: Masters of the Keys and Melodies" From the soulful compositions of Johannes Brahms to the virtuosic performances of Franz Liszt at 30 years of age

Background imagePianist Collection: Berlin Restaurant 1930

Berlin Restaurant 1930
ARTISTS CORNER Artists enjoy wining and dining with music in the relaxed atmosphere of a Berlin restaurant

Background imagePianist Collection: Julius Schulhoff / Postcd

Julius Schulhoff / Postcd
JULIUS SCHULHOFF Czech-Austrian pianist and composer

Background imagePianist Collection: Max Von Pauer

Max Von Pauer
MAX VON PAUER German pianist, who frequently performed in chamber music ensembles. He died in London

Background imagePianist Collection: Paderewski / Postcard 1910

Paderewski / Postcard 1910
IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI Polish pianist, composer and statesman, playing a grand piano

Background imagePianist Collection: Paderewski / Kladderadatsc

Paderewski / Kladderadatsc
IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI Polish pianist, composer and statesman, accused by the Germans of combining propaganda with music

Background imagePianist Collection: Paderewski / Cig Card

Paderewski / Cig Card
IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI Polish pianist, composer and statesman

Background imagePianist Collection: Paderewski / Postcard

Paderewski / Postcard
IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI Polish pianist, composer and statesman

Background imagePianist Collection: Paderewski / Vfair 1899

Paderewski / Vfair 1899
IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI Polish pianist, composer and statesman, seen here playing a grand piano

Background imagePianist Collection: Pachmann / Vladimir / Pcard

Pachmann / Vladimir / Pcard
VLADIMIR VON PACHMANN Russian pianist, best known for his performances of Chopin

Background imagePianist Collection: Moszkowski / Postcard

Moszkowski / Postcard
MORITZ MOSZKOWSKI German pianist and composer

Background imagePianist Collection: Mengelberg / Willem / Postcd

Mengelberg / Willem / Postcd
JOSEF WILLEM MENGELBERG Dutch conductor, pianist and composer

Background imagePianist Collection: Charles Halle / Cdv Stereo

Charles Halle / Cdv Stereo
CHARLES HALLE formerly CARL HALLE British-German conductor and pianist

Background imagePianist Collection: Evert Cornelis / Postcard

Evert Cornelis / Postcard
EVERT CORNELIS Dutch conductor and pianist

Background imagePianist Collection: Fb Busoni / At Piano

Fb Busoni / At Piano
FERRUCCIO BENVENUTO BUSONI Italian pianist and composer

Background imagePianist Collection: Fb Busoni / Full Face

Fb Busoni / Full Face
FERRUCCIO BENVENUTO BUSONI Italian pianist and composer

Background imagePianist Collection: Wilhelm Backhaus / Histed

Wilhelm Backhaus / Histed
WILHELM BACKHAUS German pianist, best known for his interpretation of Beethoven

Background imagePianist Collection: Wilhelm Backhaus

Wilhelm Backhaus
WILHELM BACKHAUS German pianist, best known for his interpretation of Beethoven

Background imagePianist Collection: Wilhelm Backhaus / Rotary

Wilhelm Backhaus / Rotary
WILHELM BACKHAUS German pianist, best known for his interpretation of Beethoven

Background imagePianist Collection: Mark Hambourg / Pianist

Mark Hambourg / Pianist
MARK HAMBOURG Russian-born pianist

Background imagePianist Collection: Lady Pianist Postcard

Lady Pianist Postcard
A smiling Frenchwoman at a small upright piano

Background imagePianist Collection: Clementi Postcard

Clementi Postcard
MUZIO CLEMENTI the Italian composer, pianist and piano manufacturer

Background imagePianist Collection: Chabrier / Potin Photo

Chabrier / Potin Photo
EMMANUEL CHABRIER the French opera composer and pianist

Background imagePianist Collection: Liszt / Pianist / Vie Parisi

Liszt / Pianist / Vie Parisi
A humorous comment on the Hungarian composers dramatic keyboard technique

Background imagePianist Collection: Eugen D albert Portrait

Eugen D albert Portrait
EUGEN D ALBERT Celebrated pianist and composer. Though born in Glasgow he always considered himself German

Background imagePianist Collection: Stylish Lady at Piano

Stylish Lady at Piano
Stylishly dressed in swathes of pink, she plays as elegantly as she dresses

Background imagePianist Collection: Charles Rudolf Friml

Charles Rudolf Friml
CHARLES RUDOLF FRIML - Czech-American pianist and composer

Background imagePianist Collection: Josef Hofmann / Pianist

Josef Hofmann / Pianist
JOSEF HOFMANN Polish pianist (in 1903)

Background imagePianist Collection: Ballet dancers rehearsing Rouet d Armor

Ballet dancers rehearsing Rouet d Armor
Ballet dancers at the French Academie de Musique et de Danse rehearsing a new opera-ballet by Adolphe Piriou, Rouet d Armor (Wheel of Armour)




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"Pianist: Masters of the Keys and Melodies" From the soulful compositions of Johannes Brahms to the virtuosic performances of Franz Liszt at 30 years of age, pianists have mesmerized audiences throughout history. Their fingers dance across the ivory keys, breathing life into music that transcends time. Leonard Bernstein's passionate interpretations ignite emotions in every note he plays, while Ludwig Van Beethoven's revolutionary compositions continue to inspire generations. McCoy Tyner's captivating performance at the Newport Jazz Festival in July 1978 brought jazz enthusiasts to their feet, showcasing the versatility and improvisation skills of a true maestro. Even beyond classical realms, George Gershwin enchanted listeners with his fusion of jazz and classical elements. Meanwhile, ballet dancers rehearsing Coppelia find solace in the delicate accompaniment provided by talented pianists who bring their movements to life. Clara Schumann not only showcased her prowess as a German pianist but also composed beautiful works that challenged societal norms during her time. Sergei V. Rachmaninov poured his heart into each composition as he meticulously crafted melodies at his piano in the late 1920s. Vladimir Horowitz captivated audiences with his electrifying performances on both sides of the Atlantic, leaving an indelible mark on Carnegie Hall during his concert there in April 1966. And let us not forget Franz Liszt himself - a pioneer who pushed boundaries and redefined what it meant to be a pianist. These extraordinary individuals embody passion, dedication, and artistry within their fingertips. As they navigate through intricate harmonies and unleash powerful crescendos upon enraptured audiences worldwide, these pianists remind us why this instrument holds such timeless allure for both performers and listeners alike.