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Accent Online Spring 1999 Page 8 Italian pianist Sergio Fiorentino, who passed away at his home in Naples, Italy in August 1998. The 74 minute CD features Mr. Fiorentino's all http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126
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Extractions: Vote for me in Top Site PIANOFORTE S E R G I O F I O R E N T I N O Best view with INTERNET EXPLORER 5.5 at 800 x 600 and font size of browser adjusted to "small" Hello, it is a pleasure to have you here. This is the index of The Sergio Fiorentino Pages . . . The contents hidden behind this starter are for those interested in the late Italian pianist S E R G I O F I O R E N T I N O You can choose: Sergio Fiorentino's Complete Discography ( including pseudonymous releases ) click here, please Fiorentino Memorial Site I ( pictures, short bio, reviews of new recordings and MPEG downloads ) click here, please Fiorentino Memorial Site II ( reviews of live concerts and reactions to his passing ) click here, please The RAI Recordings . . . click here, please Listen free to Fiorentino's Recordings at AMPCAST !! click here, please
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Extractions: Concert Artist/Fidelio Recordings Royston, Hertfordshire, SG8 7EG, England Featured Artists Sergio Fiorentino Born in Naples on December 22nd 1927 Sergio Fiorentino showed an early talent for the piano. He was barely 11 years of age when he was awarded a scholarship and entered the San Pietro a Majella Conservatoire in 1938 and was placed under the guidance of Luigi Finizio and Paolo Denza. He was awarded his diploma in 1946. He repaid those who had shown such confidence in his prodigious talent by winning first prizes in every European Piano Competition of note before he was barely twenty years old! During those years as a student he developed a significant and remarkable affinity for the music of Rachmaninov. In 1947 he played the composers third piano concerto for the first time and he retained a firm affection for the work throughout his life. In fact he chose to play the concerto in a series of orchestral concerts in Germany not many months before he died. Fiorentino was one of the few top-ranking pianists to play the complete works of the great Russian composer and maintain them in his constant performing repertoire. In 1987 he gave a series of recitals in which he played Rachmaninovs complete piano works in four programmes spread over a few days.
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Extractions: Sergio Fiorentino Memorial Site II S E R G I O F I O R E N T I N O pianist musician Reactions to his concerts appearances Tuesday night in The Breakers Fiorentino opened the Newport Festival by making his first American appearance in 43 years. A courtly gentleman with an aureole of white hair, Fiorentino looks like a pianist in an old movie - or like photographs of the German pianist Wilhelm Kempff. Fiorentino, like Horowitz or Dubravka Tomsic, is undemonstrative at the keyboard; he doesn't have time for theater, because there is so much color and drama in the actual playing. The first half of the recital was "serious", the second devoted to entertainment - but these are false distinctions. Fiorentino's performance of the Schumann "Fantasy" was architecturally sound, but it was also full of darting, unexspected departures and a sense of play. And like the great pianists of the past, Fiorentino doesn't play transcriptions of waltzes to show off his virtuosity but to celebrate the waltz in all its intricate, teasing glory. The waltzes were the Liszt version of the Kermesse from Gounod's "Faust", Fiorentino's transcriptions of a Tchaikovsky waltz and a sequence of waltzes from "Der Rosenkavalier", Tausig's transcription of Strauss' "Man lebt nur einmal!" and the masterpiece fo the genre, Godowsky's "Symphonic Metamor- phoses on Themes from Die Fledermaus". Fiorentino neatly discriminated among the various national styles; and his iridescent scales, glissandi, arpeggios, chords, double notes, and octaves, his opalescent shifting harmonies, and his superbly secure and supple rhythmic sense wre not virtuoso tricks but ornaments devised to dramatize the curve of each dance in delirious movement.
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Extractions: BUY NOW AmazonUK AmazonUS APRs extensive devotion to Sergio Fiorentino bore rich rewards before the pianists death in August 1998. A series of discs displayed remarkable qualities in a musician whose public profile was deliberately circumscribed he was Professor of Piano at the Naples Conservatoire from 1974-93, playing concerts only intermittently. Fiorentino had made his American debut in 1953 and his career, despite devastating injuries sustained in a 1954 plane crash, was to flourish in the 1960s, precisely the time he made these Concert Artist LPs. As Justin Thymes notes make clear the trajectory of the career meant that Fiorentino was much less well known than his status deserved and this continuing series has triumphantly succeeded in bringing his name to wide attention.
Extractions: The legendary pianist Sergio Fiorentino died in 1998 having enjoyed a long-delayed resurgence in his international career. The overwhelming bulk of the extant recordings, many issued for the first time or unavailable for years, have been of the solo literature so it is especially valuable that Concert Artist/Fidelio Recordings are issuing a number of his concerto engagements which include, in addition to this Grieg/Chopin disc, some of the Beethoven Concertos. Documentation is good and remedial work on the tapes has been a success, even given acoustical and other problems; Fiorentino admirers simply wont hesitate to acquire these precious and rare examples of him in literature he so seldom performed. Others, more sceptical Fiorentino divides opinion as much as, say, Pollini should certainly listen, especially, to the Chopin.
