Ampico Piano Rolls Inventory 38, 51554, Chopin, Frederic, Waltz, Op. 42, godowsky, leopold, 1914 41, 51164, Liszt, Franz, Etude de Concert, godowsky, leopold http://www.usc.edu/isd/archives/arc/findingaids/ampico/
Extractions: Collection 28 AMPICO PIANO ROLLS Inventory Box Roll Catalog # Composer Piece Performer Saint-Saens, Camille Danse Macabre Henrion, Theodore Schulz-Evler/Strauss Arabesques on the Blue Danube Levitzki, Mischa Leschetizky Etude (La Piccola) Op. 43, no. 2 Ornstein, Leo Sparks Moszkowski LaForge, Frank Tchaikovsky, Pyotr I. Symphony "Pathetique", second Suskind/Loesser Brahms, Johannes Scherzo, Op. 4 in E-flat Minor Suskind, Milton Theory of Music, no. 2 Beethoven, Ludvig van Symphony no. 5, fourth mvt. Loesser/Suskind Schubert, Franz Symphony "Unfinished", first mvt. Suskind/Loesser Chopin, Frederic Mazurka, Op. 33 no. 4 Henrion, Theodore Tchaikovsky, Pyotr I.
Leopold Godowsky Picture of leopold godowsky. (sent by Jonathan Mann). Born 13 February 1870, Wilna (Poland) Died 21 November 1938, New York (USA) http://www.classical-composers.org/cgi-bin/ccd.cgi?comp=godowsky
Extractions: Born in Edmonton, Canada, Adam Aleksander has been performing to the acclaim of audiences worldwide since his debut with orchestra at the age of fourteen with the Chopin Piano Concerto in E Minor. He has studied with Sergei Babayan at the Cleveland Institute of Music, Regina Smendzianka at the Chopin Academy in Warsaw, Ivan Davis at University of Miami (where he earned his doctorate) and Jim Bonn at the University of Southern California. He has performed at festivals in Tokyo, Tours, Atami, Orford, Quebec, Interlochen, Michigan, Cleveland, Miami, Slupsk as well as Antonin, Poland.
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Sheet Music Plus - Search Results By leopold godowsky. Piano Solo (Intermediate to advanced piano arrangements with no Polonaise (score) By godowsky, leopold (18701938). For piano solo. http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/a/search.html?id=50330&select=composer&more=Leopol
Radie Britain : Duos godowsky, leopold, 18701938. Alt-Wien; arr. Violin and Piano. Notes Arrangement by Britain for violin and piano of the work for solo piano by leopold http://www.music.indiana.edu/collections/britain/duos.html
Extractions: Duos index Notes: Arrangement by Britain for violin and piano of the work for solo piano by Leopold Godowsky; the original composition is no. 11 in his Triakontameron . Inscription in the caption "Whose yesterdays look backwards with a smile through tears" is from Godowsky's original. Unpublished. Not in Bailey.
ON CLASSICAL. Classical Music In MIDI Files - MIDI: G godowsky, leopold Wilno Vilnius, Poland now Lithuania 1870 New York 1938); Pol. Sheet music to order online. To contribute works by this composer you http://www.kunstderfuge.com/classical/g.htm
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Extractions: Teachers are sometimes asked to teach when the student can play with only one hand, temporarily or permanently. If a student sustains an injury during the course of the studio year, encourage him/her to continue piano study. Once stopped, it will be tedious to regain pre-injury levels, even in the non-affected arm. The prospect of being unable to play well with either hand may be so frustrating that once restarted, the student may quit in what he feels is failure. Also, once lessons and home practice time are stopped, other activities will flow in to fill the void. If the parents call and say the child will be suspending lessons "for a while," bring these two problems to their attention. If the parents truly wish to keep the child in piano study, they will continue to enroll him throughout the recuperation period. If enrollment ceases, it is up to you whether to hold that spot open or to fill it. If the child has not returned in 6 weeks, I would say there is a 98% chance he will not. If you have a waiting list or receive an inquiry during the child's hiatus, you might want to fill the lesson time immediately and try to work in the returning student later (if, indeed, he does return). As to the one-handed literature, most of it is for the left hand. Much of this was written for a particular artist, such as Paul Wittgenstein, who lost his right arm in World War I. wo other reasons why left-hand literature is more common than right-hand literature are that most people are right-handed; and that nearly all the standard repertoire has the melody primarily in the upper (and thus right-hand) register. Consequently, left-handed repertoire not written for a specific artist is designed primarily for a pedagogic purpose.
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Extractions: By Michael Hawley May 2001 Page 1 of next It came and went almost without notice: a small musicale at Rockefeller University last winter that was part of a symposium called "Meet the Polymaths." Ten amateur pianists performed favorite pieces, playing by heart for the most part, and afterwards engaged in a panel discussion on ways that music and the sciences seem to go hand in hand. The correlation is striking. It is hard to find great scientists or technologists who don't have some flair or at least passion for music. Einstein played the violin. Artificial intelligence guru Marvin Minsky loves to play fugues. Claude Shannon, the recently deceased father of modern information theory, tried to make computers compose music. MIT has a terrific orchestra. Yes, MIT Actually, the New York Times did notice the concert-where I was, incidentally, among the participants. Reviewing the event (in the paper's science pages, naturally), Bruce Schechter hit the nail on the head by including the following anecdote. Two of the most towering piano virtuosos of all time, Josef Hofmann and Leopold Godowsky, were schmoozing at a party. Aside from being phenomenal pianists, the pair had something else in common: both were very short in stature, with remarkably small hands to match. After reverently shaking hands with the pianists, a fan was struck by their tiny hands. "How can you great artists play the piano so magnificently with such small hands?" she asked. Godowsky (a good friend of Einstein's) replied, "Where in the world did you get the idea that we play the piano with our hands?"
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