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``In the last decade, everyone was trying as hard as they could to
cross over into jazz, into pop, into so many areas,'' said
Fisk, the last direct pupil of Spanish guitar legend Andres Segovia and
a professor at the University of Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria, and the
New England Conservatory of Music. In fact,
that's how she was discovered by legendary Latin band leader Xavier
Cugat, who immediately brought the 16-year-old bombshell to the States
after seeing her perform on television with Andres Segovia, considered
the father of classical guitar. By the time he
and Nureyev met in 1963, Hurok had been booking the best in the business
for more than half a century, Melba and Chaliapin; Pavlova, Duncan, and
Mary Wigman; Andres Segovia, Artur Rubenstein, Van Cliburn, and Marian
Anderson. |
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