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Alfred Brendel – Master of Cloning

Posted on August 31, 2011 by Roberta Pili

Master and disciple meet together. Kit Armstrong is a Taiwanese-British young pianist. A couple of years ago he was invited to visit his mentor Alfred Brendel at his London domicile, to be introduced into the tradition of piano playing and … Continue reading →

Posted in English | Tagged Alfred Brendel, Bach, Badura-Skoda, Beethoven, Haydn, interpretation, Kit Armstrong, Leschetitzky, Liszt, master, Mozart, music, Paderewski, pedal, Petermandl, pianist, piano, piano playing, piano tradition, polyphony, Schnabel, Schubert, style, teaching, technique, Viennese Classicism, Viennese piano school | 1 Comment

When the pupil is ready for his master

Posted on October 28, 2009 by Roberta Pili

It has been said that the best teacher always recognizes when his pupil is ready to learn something new. In other words a really good teacher can be as good as his pupil is able to understand and to apply … Continue reading →

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Alfred Brendel – Master of Cloning

When the pupil is ready for his master

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