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100 1 a| Paperno, Dmitriĭ,d| 1929-2020.=| ^A397946;

240 10 a| Zapiski moskovskogo pianista.l| English=| ^A621163;

245 10 a| Notes of a Moscow pianist /c| by Dmitry Paperno.;

300 a| 226 pages, 12 pages of plates :b| illustrations ;c| 24 cm;

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500 a| Translation of: Zapiski moskovskogo pianista.;

504 a| Includes discography (page 217) and index.;

505 0 a| Foreword / by Vladimir Ashkenazy -- Preface to the American edition -- Preface to the Russian edition -- School years -- Moscow Conservatory -- Encounters of a concert pianist -- Last years in Moscow -- America -- Epilogue -- Afterword / by Mstislav Rostropovich.;

520 a| Through the middle years of this century, a formidable stream of Russian pianists--Gilels, Richter, Berman, Ashkenazy--took the musical world by storm, revealing by their virtuosity and musicianship the continuation of a great pianistic tradition. The Central School of Music and the Moscow Conservatory were the shrines where this tradition was passed on by dedicated and gifted teachers. Dmitry Paperno, himself a brilliant pianist, was a witness to this golden age of the piano. His memoirs, translated for the first time into English, take us into the halls of these celebrated schools, where the reader encounters not only the great pianists of the period but other legendary names: Oistrakh, Kogan, Rostropovich. Towering above all is his beloved teacher, Alexander Borisovich Goldenweiser. The rich musical life of Moscow and the tensions of international competition are vividly described along with the brutal repression of the Stalin years. The author recalls his performing career and gives an account of his years teaching in America since his emigration, rounding out this reminiscence.;

600 10 a| Paperno, Dmitriĭ,d| 1929-2020.=| ^A397946;

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Notes of a Moscow pianist / by Dmitry Paperno.

Author/creator	Paperno, Dmitriĭ
Format	Book
Publication Info	Portland, Ore : Amadeus Press, ©1998.
Description	226 pages, 12 pages of plates : illustrations ; 24 cm
Subjects	Paperno, Dmitriĭ, 1929-2020. Pianists--Soviet Union. --Biography.

Uniform title	Zapiski moskovskogo pianista. English
Contents	Foreword / by Vladimir Ashkenazy -- Preface to the American edition -- Preface to the Russian edition -- School years -- Moscow Conservatory -- Encounters of a concert pianist -- Last years in Moscow -- America -- Epilogue -- Afterword / by Mstislav Rostropovich.
Abstract	Through the middle years of this century, a formidable stream of Russian pianists--Gilels, Richter, Berman, Ashkenazy--took the musical world by storm, revealing by their virtuosity and musicianship the continuation of a great pianistic tradition. The Central School of Music and the Moscow Conservatory were the shrines where this tradition was passed on by dedicated and gifted teachers. Dmitry Paperno, himself a brilliant pianist, was a witness to this golden age of the piano. His memoirs, translated for the first time into English, take us into the halls of these celebrated schools, where the reader encounters not only the great pianists of the period but other legendary names: Oistrakh, Kogan, Rostropovich. Towering above all is his beloved teacher, Alexander Borisovich Goldenweiser. The rich musical life of Moscow and the tensions of international competition are vividly described along with the brutal repression of the Stalin years. The author recalls his performing career and gives an account of his years teaching in America since his emigration, rounding out this reminiscence.
General note	Translation of: Zapiski moskovskogo pianista.
Bibliography note	Includes discography (page 217) and index.
LCCN	97021882
ISBN	1574670344

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