* The Complete Beethoven Piano Sonatas (album),
Artur Schnabel (1932-1935)
He met with famous musician Fritz Kreisler and philosopher/artist
Artur Schnabel, and played violin sonatas with Max Planck.
Although a teacher of Helen Titus' stature deserved it (Titus was very close with
Artur Schnabel, who had willed Helen Titus several of his possessions when he died), she never rose above the rank of Associate Professor at the University of Michigan.
Nakamatsu studied privately with Marina Derryberry and has worked with Karl Ulrich Schnabel, son of the great pianist
Artur Schnabel. He is a graduate of Stanford University with a bachelor's degree in German studies and a master's degree in education.
Fleisher, I wonder how
Artur Schnabel may have impacted you in this regard.
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Artur Schnabel, edited by Werner Grunzweig, Lynn Matheson, and Anicia Timberlake.
The story goes that after hearing music by Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Puccini said: "He has so much talent, he could easily give us half and still have enough left for himself." Richard Strauss, Gustav Mahler, pianist
Artur Schnabel, conductors Artur Nikisch and Bruno Walter and many others all held similar opinions.
Artur Schnabel is best know to us today as a concert pianist closely associated with the piano sonatas of Beethoven.
Encouraged there by
Artur Schnabel, his future as a conductor and composer began to take shape.
His teachers included Leo Schrade and Jack Westrup (musicology), Ernest Hutcheson and
Artur Schnabel (piano), and Howard Hanson and Igor Stravinsky (composition).
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"I keep coming back to something which
Artur Schnabel said, which is that he only played music which was greater than any performance of it ever could be.
Artur Schnabel - United States composer (born in Austria) and pianist noted for his interpretations of the works of Mozart and Beethoven and Schubert (1882-1951)