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The Busoni Piano Competition – When the Jury doesn’t find the Winner…

Posted on September 4, 2011 by Roberta Pili

Ferruccio Busoni / Source: Wikipedia The 58th Ferruccio Busoni piano competition in Bozen just concluded. This was a good opportunity for me to think about different outcomes of the competition. As usual the most interesting aspect of this event was … Continue reading →

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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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The Busoni Piano Competition – When the Jury doesn’t find the Winner…

Sergei Wassiljevitsch Rachmaninoff – 1873-1943

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