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Dear Members, What we need to remember is that while Horowitz WAS a simply astounding pianist, he did NOT accomplish very much as far as the advancement of his...
Caleb Flick
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Jan 1, 2005
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dear caleb flick: i don't have any attachment to horowitz being regarded as a great accompanist. however, before saying that horowitz didn't advance the art,...
michael brown
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Hello, I will be happy to read this book and take it into consideration. My comment related primarily to the advancement of the pianists art in relation to...
Caleb Flick
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Jan 3, 2005
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... astounding pianist, he did NOT accomplish very much as far as the advancement of his art was concerned. Thank you. Gerald Moore, however, DID. He was...
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Jan 4, 2005
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... I assume you're aware that Horowitz was a pianist, & his 'art' was playing the piano? Could you give examples of who you think may have in fact...
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Jan 4, 2005
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Dear Mark, I agree with your sentiments completely! Steve ... I assume you're aware that Horowitz was a pianist, & his 'art' was playing the piano? Could you...
Steven Spooner
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Jan 4, 2005
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Dear Steve, Please be aware that "Amark" as I am want to call him really did nothing setnimental at all. He asked me alot of questions and changed the...
Caleb Flick
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Jan 5, 2005
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I'm inclined to say that a specialist accompanist might be more inclined to be less 'collaborative' than a regarded soloist. Specialist accompanists often tend...
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Jan 5, 2005
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... nothing setnimental at all. He asked me alot of questions and changed the subject. See I did not discuss Horowitz career choices or abilities. I...
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Caleb Flick states: Fellow Members, Please take the following into consideration. I assume you're aware that Horowitz was a pianist, & his 'art' was playing...
Greg Lile
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Jan 5, 2005
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... I prefer Horowitz's. ... Fine....
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Jan 6, 2005
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All this talk about Horowitz and technique is so misguided. The reason his transcriptions are so impressive lies not in their innate difficulty, but in his...
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Jan 6, 2005
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... Well, maybe if you went out and listened to a few pianists, especially including Joseph Villa, Volodos and Byron Janis you would realise how much impact he...
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Jan 6, 2005
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Absolutely Correct! Horowitz did teach several people, however he is not one of the major teachers of the 20th C. Such as Serkin who was mentioned previous...
Caleb Flick
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Jan 7, 2005
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Fellow Members, Apologies to the board members who are reading my reply to Steve's message. I did go through and anser all of Mark's questions prior to...
Caleb Flick
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Jan 7, 2005
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... playing the piano? ... Horowitz WAS a simply astounding pianist…" Thus this articulates Horowitz's expertise and art medium. This question would seem to ...
amarknicholls
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Jan 7, 2005
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... major teachers of the 20th C. Such as Serkin who was mentioned previous post. In all honesty I do not know. Do H's students accredit him to being a...
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amarknicholls wrote:..."Consider the sheaves of 'virtuosic' music written by Liszt, Alkan, Sorabji, Godowsky et al that is BOTH barely possible to play & not...
Peter Schenkman
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Jan 7, 2005
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Horowitz was NOT a good teacher, nor did he ever teach a single woman as far as I know. There are rumors that some of his "students" committed suicide when...
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Jan 8, 2005
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Interesting. Is it true that he was able to make a bad piano sound good? I was told once that he played on some bad pianos at Julliard. The stories of...
Michael Brenner
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Jan 8, 2005
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... written by ... assessment of the composers listed. ... As 'the writer' didn't give an assessment of the composers listed, it would be interesting to know...
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Jan 8, 2005
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On the recording "Concert of the Century", on which Horowitz accompanies Fischer-Dieskau in Schumann's Dichterliebe: I have owned this recording for many...
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Jan 9, 2005
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Hi, Your opinion speaks volumes. Any great pianist/musician can make a bad piano sound good. I regret you are not able to experience some of the magic in the...
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Jan 9, 2005
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... the >live recording, the piano tuning being different for those few ... A startling suggestion: Do you mean another performance of F-D with another...
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Jan 9, 2005
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I haven't looked at the bio in a while (it's in Schonberg's book), but it essentially conveys three things: 1. Halim was very possibly chosen for his looks as...
Michael Brenner
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Jan 9, 2005
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I agree. Michael Brenner <michael.brenner@...> wrote: Interesting. Is it true that he was able to make a bad piano sound good? I was told once that he...
Caleb Flick
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Jan 9, 2005
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This is music that depends far more on the pianist than the music. If it's the Godowsky transcriptions of Chopin, you want Hamelin's recording, both because...
Michael Brenner
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Jan 9, 2005
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BTW do you know Cyprien Katsaris' live (!)recording of the "flight of the bumble-bee" from 1975 (on Katsaris live, Teldec), only 7 sec.slower than Volodos, if...
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Jan 9, 2005
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... woman as far as I know. Who told you this and just what is the relevance of your second point? Anyone who has heard Byron Janis can see how much he learned...
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Jan 9, 2005
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... It's certainly there. I'd always wondered why the piano suddenly shifts so much. Are you sure they didn't just alter the speed or something though (making...
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