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Sergei Wassiljevitsch Rachmaninoff – 1873-1943

Posted on November 21, 2009 by Roberta Pili

He was one of the most inspiring pianists of the twentieth century. His remarkable personality as a unique artist was perfectly reflected in all his compositions. Sergei Rachmaninoff charcterized the last Romantic piano tradition with his charming, lyric and expressive … Continue reading →

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Recognize the Difference

Posted on December 14, 2008 by Roberta Pili

As long as someone can play piano, he or she is not necessarily a pianist. The way to become a professional pianist is not a simple scheme or pattern which can be used and experienced equally by every person. I … Continue reading →

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Glenn Gould – 1932-1982

Posted on November 18, 2008 by Roberta Pili

This column is dedicated to extraordinary personalities of the piano world. Great pianists of the past, sometimes remembered as “Immortals” or even “Legends” will be featured on this place. It will be different from other portraits or features about those … Continue reading →

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The Art of Motivic Thorough-Composition Part I

Posted on November 4, 2008 by Roberta Pili

Understanding the score: the precondition of musical interpretation There are basically two types of musicians: the first ones declare their artistic Credo remaining true to the score, the others rather prefer to remain true to the musical masterwork. The first … Continue reading →

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