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11. Paderewski, Ignaz Jan (1860-1941) Ignacy jan paderewski. Biographical Essay Short List of Works Compositions famous and popular pianist of all times Ignacy jan paderewski (1860-1941). http://www.usc.edu/dept/polish_music/composer/paderewski.html

Polish Music Center POLISH COMPOSERS IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI by Wanda Wilk Biographical Essay Short List of Works Compositions (PMJ 4/2) Writings (PMJ 4/2) ... Site at the Polish American Center 1. Who was Paderewski? November 6th marks the anniversary of the birth of the most famous and popular pianist of all times - Ignacy Jan PADEREWSKI (1860-1941). Although discouraged by his teachers from becoming a pianist, he launched his artistic career in 1885 and literally swept the world with his playing and his dynamic personality. In 1932 American president Franklin Delano Roosevelt called him a Modern Immortal and two years later in a book written by author Charles Phillips, The Story of a Modern Immortal, the introduction began as follows, "It is difficult to write of Paderewski without emotion. Statesman, orator, pianist and composer, he is a superlative man, and his genius transcends that of anyone I have ever known. Those of us who love Poland are glad that she can claim him as a son, but let her always remember that Ignace Jan Paderewski belongs to all mankind." Yes, here was a personality that was not one in a million, but perhaps one in a century; an "artist of such a distinctly pronounced individuality as to be an exceedingly rare occurence -indeed - phenomenal." Paderewski was a genius, an intellectual, a "statesman par excellence;" a beautiful orator in a language that was not his; a linguist who spoke no less than seven languages fluently; a great musician; a patriot; and most of all, a humanitarian who was so generous that every act of kindness to him was always returned manifold.

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by David Dubal Ignaz Jan Paderewski was born on 6th November 1860 in Podolia, an isolated region of the Russian partition of Poland. As a child he had two dreams: to become a pianist and to be of service to Poland. Both dreams would be fulfilled far beyond his wildest expectation. Patriotism was engendered early, especially knowing his father was in prison for a time because of participation in the failed 1863 Polish uprising against the Czar. The boy's early piano teachers were poor and ineffective, and Paderewski later complained, "I did not know how to practise. I did not get even the first rudiments of piano technique." At twelve he was taken to Warsaw where he worked diligently, learning harmony, piano and attempting to play flute and trombone. By the age of sixteen he was composing, but he was still dissatisfied with his work at the piano. Half-heartedly he finished his studies at the Institute of Music, receiving his diploma in 1878, for which he performed with the school orchestra the still-new Grieg Concerto. Forced to earn a living, the eighteen-year-old youth taught, wrote some piano pieces, and two years later completed his Violin Sonata which Brahms, reading through it five years later, called "a very fine concert sonata."

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14. Piano Videos In The UNLV Music Library In 1977 the pianist Martha Argerich visited the studios of the Canadian BroadcastingCorporation s 2 / performed by ignaz jan paderewski Liszt. http://www.library.unlv.edu/music/info/pianovideos.html

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15. Roll Editors At Work The most famous pianist of his time, ignaz jan paderewski, recording for theWelte Mignon reproducing piano on 27 February 1906. http://www.pianola.org/pages/history/repro.html

if (top == self) top.location.pathname = "/pages/history/index.html"; The most famous pianist of his time, Ignaz Jan Paderewski, recording for the Welte Mignon reproducing piano on 27 February 1906. Edwin Welte and Karl Bokisch, joint inventors of the Mignon, can be seen at the left of the photograph. The cabinet next to Welte held the roll recording apparatus. Click to hear Chopin's Polonaise in A flat , recorded by Paderewski on this very day. Another Polish virtuoso, Vladimir de Pachmann, recorded for the Duo-Art reproducing piano in the mid-1920s. The studio was on the top floor of the Aeolian Hall in central London, although there was also a Duo-Art studio in New York. Seated to the left of the piano is the British Duo-Art recording producer, Reginald Reynolds, who can be seen operating two large dials that formed part of the dynamic recording mechanism.

16. Ernesto Drangosch, Argentine Composers, Compositores Argentinos, Music, Musica, Little is known about Ernesto Drangosch, a virtuoso pianist, composer, conductor, ignaz paderewski, Arturo Toscanini, Arthur Rubinstein, jan Kubelik, http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/music/drangosch.htm

Ernesto Drangosch (1882-1925) Meet the Argentine Composers A Genius Rediscovered Little is known about Ernesto Drangosch, a virtuoso pianist, composer, conductor, pedagogue born in Buenos Aires on January 22, 1882, and died on June 26, 1925. An incredibly talented, multi-faceted personality, his life was totally devoted to every aspect of music. His parents came from Germany but he was Argentinian by birth. When he was a child he used to repeat by ear every note his brother played during his piano lessons at home in Buenos Aires. His father, Carlos Drangosch, the owner of an important music store in Buenos Aires, was so impressed by little Ernesto’s natural gifts that he immediately sent him to a Professor Collin, a European piano teacher who, as was the case in all of the American continent, played a major role in the early development of music schools in this part of the world.

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Editor login Link Feedback Submit Item ... About Search Whole Directory free-text band or artist name song title album This Category free-text Advanced Search Top Instruments Keyboard ... Bands and Artists Links: Paderewski, Ignaz Jan (1860-1941) - Biographical essay and list of works by Wanda Wilk from the Polish Music Reference Center. Pallas and Trail - Faculty piano duo in residence at American University in Washington, D.C. Biographies, performance calendar. Pap, Milica (b. 1973) - Classical pianist and educator, born in Sarajevo; site includes biography, repertoire, audio and video clips. Papadiamandis, Mathieu - Young Greek pianist; short information and presenting his debut recording (needs flash-plugin). Paratore, Anthony and Joseph - Piano duo, born in Boston of Italian descent; includes biography, discography, repertory, and contact information. Parker, Jon Kimura - Canadian pianist's web page, includes touring schedule, biography, interviews, reviews, pictures and recordings. Persone, Pedro - Harpsichordist and fortepianist. Discography, recitals, comments. Pirojenko, Alexandre (b.1979)

20. Worldwide Internet Music Resources: Instrumentalists Marilyn Nonken; ignaz jan paderewski (BMG Classics) ? Julian Rhodes, pianist,organist, harpsichordist; Artur Rubinstein (BMG Classics) http://www.music.indiana.edu/music_resources/violin.html

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