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1. Magda.html
Besides working as a soloist, magda tagliaferro had always a strong career in chamber Stilla young pianist in the flourishing Paris of the beginning of the
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/rpassarj/magda.html
Magda Tagliaferro
Which is better? To love or to be loved?
Never one to be satisfied, I have always needed both. (Magda in her Memoirs)
Click here to see Magda 's autograph. My life has all been Love, in the widest sense of the word. Everything I have created within and around me has been created with Love.
Her life
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After the Conservatoire, she followed her studies with Alfred Cortot, who, she once recalled in a TV interview in Brazil, showed her how to put her fantasy and imagination at her service when playing. She became a friend of the members of the famous Casals-Cortot-Thibaud trio and used to play tennis with them, accompanied Casals and Thibaud in concerts, played under Cortot's baton.
Besides working as a soloist, Magda Tagliaferro had always a strong career in chamber music. The most powerful influence was violinist Jules Boucherit; she also toured twice with Geoge Enescu.
Her youth in the flamboyant Paris was full of adventure: she recalled as being one of the first women drivers, of singing the part of Love in an open air production of Gluck's Orfeo. Among her recollections were walks with Ravel, always silent most of the time. She also met D'Indy, Poulenc, Milhaud.
Among her friends was pianist Artur Rubinstein; once, she told it in a TV interview and in her memoirs, while they danced in Spain, he said ftattering that he wondered why he had never thought of marrying her but, instantly, said that he knew the reason: they were too much alike!

2. MusicalOnline: Pianists
article about the eclectic, pianist, singer, and composer; by Roger Hahn from Lithuania. tagliaferro, magda Life and recordings of the Brazilian/French pianist. Tashombe, Fulton
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- The Grand Prize Winner of 1999 International Web Concert Hall Competition and the first prize of Ivo Pogorelich International Piano Competition.
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Cooperstock, Andrew
- Pianist. Winner of the National Federation of Music Clubs Competition. He is Associate Professor of Piano at the University of Oklahoma. Crawshaw, Sandra Dick, James Dowling Richard Lara Downes - has attracted attention as one of the most exciting and communicative young pianists of today's generation, cited by critics for her "breathtaking virtuosity" and "penetrating, sensitive accounts of classical and romantic repertoire". Find out about Lara's concert tours, recordings, news and reviews! Will Duchon Erlendsdottir, Edda

3. Musical Autographs: Catalog 51
ARRAU, Claudio signature of the Chilean pianist 1963 on AL- 20. 086. tagliaferro, magda- large greeting and signature 1962 from the great Brasilian pianist
http://www.rgrossmusicautograph.com/instrumental51.html
INSTRUMENTAL
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034. ARRAU, Claudio- signature of the Chilean pianist 1963 on AL-
035. BASHMET, Yuri- SP 4 x 6 color shot of the popular young violist
036. BEHREND, Siegfried- SP 4 x 6 DGG color promo photo with recordings of the German guitarist list on verso in Japanese
BREAM, Julian- SP 8 x 10 vintage photo of the English classical guitarist d/s quite elusive
038. BROWNING, John- SP 8 x 10 Christian Steiner bust shot of the smiling pianist
039. CAMPOLI, Alfredo- SPc size photo of the popular Italian fiddler playing s 1984
040. CLAREMONT STRING QUARTET- sign AL c 1969- Marc Gottlieb, Irving Klein and 2 others
042. de PASQUALE, Robert- with gratitude the de PASQUALE QUARTET on AL
043. de PASQUALE, Yramis, William and J- the other 4 members sign another AL- 044. ENTREMONT, Philippe- SP 8 x 10 photo of the French pianist earnestly playing d/s 1979 045. FERRAS, Christian- large signature on AL. from the French fiddler 046. FIRKUSNY, Rudolph- signature on AL Rio 23/6-1969 from the Czech pianist FISCHER, Annie- SP lovely bust shot of the legendary Hungarian pianist from a program. SCARCE

4. Pagano | Pianist | Professor
return to top of page return to home page. BIOGRAPHY and bravura" (Berlin Die Welt), Brazilian pianist Caio Pagano is in great demand in in Brazil at magda tagliaferro's school. He continued
http://www.public.asu.edu/~pagano/meet.html
MY LIFE
This section which will reflect on the life of Caio Pagano has yet to be written. Please come back at a later date for another visit to learn more about his life and his music. Until then please continue your journey through Caio's site to sample his recordings, read about his professorship at the Arizona State University and a whole lot more. return to top of page return to home page BIOGRAPHY
Mr. Pagano has performed with many leading conductors, including Ernest Bour, Szymon Goldberg, Sergiu Comissiona, Morton Gould, Eleazar de Carvalho, Jose Serebrier, Paul Freeman and James Sedares.
Pagano's artistic talent was recognized at the young age of four, when he began his piano studies in Brazil at Magda Tagliaferro's school. He continued with this illustrious pianist in Paris and followed with Helena Costa in Portugal. He completed his training with Karl Engel in Hanover, and Conrad Hansen at the Hamburg Hochschule in Germany.
Mr. Pagano has performed with many leading conductors, among them Ernest Bour, Szimon Goldberg, Sergiu Comissiona, Morton Gould, Eleazar de Carvalho, Jose Serebrier, Paul Freeman, and James Sedares.

5. Classica.html
magda tagliaferro The Early Years - Piano works by Brahms, Chopin, Granados, Liszt, Saint-Saëns find more about the most famous Brazilian pianist. magda tagliaferro Home Page
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Classical Music
Recommended Books, CD's and Videos
Here are some good Classical Music items that I have recently bought and liked. They are all available through the mail order services on the Net.
Books
  • The Art of the Piano (David Dubal) - Its performers, literature and recordings - performers are listed in alphabetical order; the second part is dedicated to composers, in alphabetical order as well. Sometimes performers like Pogorelich get more praise than they deserve, but the book is a good reference source for pianists and music lovers - Harvest Book - Book Stacks
  • The Callas Legacy (John Ardoin) - a guide to Callas's recordings, in chronological order; it includes both studio and live recordings and a brief analysis of each entry - Amadeus Press - Book Stacks
  • Evenings with Horowitz - A Personal Portrait (David Dubal) - a duel of egos (Horowitz's and Dubal's) during aproximately 3 1/2 years; very interesting subjects as piano techique, composers, pianists as well as urban violence help the reader in getting a picture of Horowitz the artist and human being. At the end Mr. Dubal included Horowitz's discography and the book begins with a short biography. Read and send your e-mail telling who had the bigger ego, Horowitz or Dubal - Schirmer Books - Book Stacks
  • 5000 Nights at the Opera (Sir Rudolph Bing) - narcissitic account, by the Met dictator during the 50's and 60's, of his regime at the Met - Amereon House -

6. Artist Biographical Information - Festival Miami 2002
States, magda tagliaferro in Paris, and Bruno Seidhofer in Vienna. However, it was famed Brazilian pianist Jacques Klein in the United States, magda tagliaferro in Paris, and Bruno
http://www.music.miami.edu/festivalmiami2002/bio/benedini.html
One of Brazil's most brilliant pianists, Luiz Fernando Benedini began his musical education at an early age, soon becoming the prizewinner of every major piano competition in his native country. As a result, he was awarded scholarships to continue his studies with Rosina Lhevine and Lili Kraus in the United States, Magda Tagliaferro in Paris, and Bruno Seidhofer in Vienna. However, it was famed Brazilian pianist Jacques Klein who most influenced his artist development and shared his musical idiom.
One of Brazil's most brilliant pianists, Luiz Fernando Benedini began his musical education at an early age, soon becoming the prizewinner of every major piano competition in his native country. As a result, he was awarded scholarships to continue his studies with Rosina Lhevine and Lili Kraus in the United States, Magda Tagliaferro in Paris, and Bruno Seidhofer in Vienna. However, it was famed Brazilian pianist Jacques Klein who most influenced his artist development and shared his musical idiom.
Benedini's recitals and orchestral engagements have taken him to Eastern Europe, Latin America, Japan, and the United States. Appearances during the 2001-02 season included a chamber music performance at Festival Miami '95, recital appearances at the Temple Beth Am Concert Series in Miami, his return to the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., and at the Sala Cecilia Neireles in Rio de Janeiro. Benedini also made orchestral appearances in Latin America with the Salzburg Chamber Orchestra in Rio de Janeiro, the Orquestra Sinfónica de São Paulo under the direction of Eleazar de Carvalho at Festival de Gramado, and the Filarmonic de Buenos Aires at famed Teatro Colon in Argentina.

7. Magda Tagliaferro
She was the first pianist to record Mompou’s music. The absence of magda tagliaferro,the Martha Arguerich of the midcentury, from the Philips collection of
http://www.ifrance.com/pianistes/magda.htm
Magda Tagliaferro HAHN: Concerto, Sonatina; SCHUMANN: Vienna Carnival, Romance 2 ; CHOPIN: Impromptu; ALBENIZ: Sevilla ; MOMPOU: La Rue, Le Guitariste et Le Vieux Cheval Jeune Fille au Jardin ; DEBUSSY : Jardin sous la Pluie Toccata Pearl 0157-79 :17 The Bewildered Nightingale Roi malgré lui . The sweetly ingenuous Rêverie is followed by a tempestuous and capricious finale, a kind of piano portrait of Magda Tagliaferro whose recording here displays all the brio and vitality for which she was known. Hahn’s Sonatina illustrates the tendency of his period toward what was called Neo-classicism, although the term "neo-Baroque" might be a more accurate description of this stylistic exercise, dedicated to Diémer. Its three movements share the form and character of the dance as well as of a suite. Tagliaferro draws the maximum from this lighthearted piece in C major in which the naïve chord progressions and self-evident scales in the last movement recall one of Marmontel’s witty remark: "The fingers are little horses returning all by themselves to the stable!" Vienna Carnival She plays Sevilla Goyescas Suburbis

8. HAHN: Le Rossignol Eperdu
It is not entirely surprising that a great pianist like Earl Wild should turn Pearlreissue of Hahn’s Concerto for piano, played by magda tagliaferro to whom
http://www.ifrance.com/pianistes/hahn.htm
HAHN: Le Rossignol Eperdu Le bal de Béatrice and his operetta Ciboulette, sung by the very popular Yvonne Printemps. These works achieved mass appeal by responding to the popular taste of the time, but songs like and Si mes vers avaient des ailes soar with a timeless beauty that assures them a place at the pinnacle of vocal music. Clarity, distinction, articulation, lightness, spiritual elegance that leaves no room for vulgar sentimentality, all these qualities of his songs can be found in the 53 poems for piano that make up Le rossignol éperdu [The Bewildered Nightingale]. Pièces de clavecin en concert, Pièces Pittoresques Fêtes Lointaines but its spirit magnifies the quintessence of French sensibility, carefully traced throughout the four suites that compose the work. A musical love letter or intimate little encyclopedia filled with allusions and epigraphs, this work would best be read with score in hand (Heugel publisher): devotees of literature will be delighted to learn that Marcel Proust, Hahn’s alter ego, wrote about his friend, "All that I have accomplished is because of Reynaldo." Just as in Debussy’s Preludes, these epigraphs are also metaphors, hypallages and paradigms that can be interpreted ad libitum.

9. MUSISCOPE - Instrumentistes - Piano
tagliaferro, magda Life and recordings of the Brazilian/French pianist. Thibaudet,Jean-Yves - offers a profile of the French pianist, known for his red sox.
http://www.musiscope.com/piano.htm

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10. James Tocco, Pianist
Founded in 1895, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is the fifth oldest symphony in the United States and represents the evolution of 200 years of musical tradition in the Queen City. latter including an acclaimed recording. The pianist's recent season engagements included his Royal and a French government grant to study with magda tagliaferro in Paris
http://www.cincinnatipops.com/aboutus/guest_artists/Tocco.htm

11. Musical Autographs: Catalog 58
tagliaferro, magda SP 6 x 8 of the important Brasilian pianist inan 8 page program for a 1951 recital at Lisboa s Teatro Sao Carl.
http://www.rgrossmusicautograph.com/instrumental58.html
INSTRUMENTAL
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ARRAU, Claudio- SP 8 x 10 photo of the superb Chilean pianist at the piano for RCA
026. BLUMENTHAL, Jacques (Jacob)- ALS 2 pp in English from the German pianist/composer who settled in England and became pianist to Queen Victoria as well as concretizing, teaching and composing
027. BUONAMICI, Giovanni- ALS 1 p in Italian 1892 from the pianist, piano scholar pupil of Hans von Bulow
029. CAMPOLI, Alfred- SPc size bust portrait with Decca recordings listed verso
CASALS, Pablo- SP 4 x 6" photo playing the cello
CASALS, Pau (Pablo)- the great cellist writes on his printed calling card in French "happy holidays and best wishes 1954"
CLIBURN, Van- SP 8 x 10" John. G. Ross photo of the young pianist playing boldly signed in red which produces medium light contrast on the dark ground. Great image
DUBOIS, Marie- AMusQS from the 5th Nocturne Chopin Paris 31 Mai 1899 on large AL from the French pianist
034. ENSOR, Vera M.- SPc sitting with her cello FEUREMANN, Emanuel- the great cellist writes in German" friendly greetings from Emanuel Feuremann Bucarest 30. Dez 1925 and Happy New Year!" With unsigned photo VERY SCARCE. ATTRACTIVE FRANCESCATTI, Zino- SP 5 x 7" soignee pose cigarette in hand d/s 1960

12. Musical Autographs: Catalog 48
Wilem portrait of the Chilean pianist at the keyboard d/s 163. tagliaferro, magda SP 5 x 7 de Bellis NY sepia bust portrait of the Brasilian pianist d/s
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INSTRUMENTALISTS
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099. AMADIO, John- SPc of the noted flautist who often toured with Melba s 1925. There is a 5 line message on the verso too
100. ARRAU, Claudio- SP 5 x 7 Wilem portrait of the Chilean pianist at the keyboard d/s to Arminda de Cantero de Farruggia, Rosario (Argentina) 1940. Some minor staining to right side of image not affecting
ARGERICH, Marta- SP full page moody image inside program for 1968 Israel Philharmonic concert under ABBADO who also signs his picture. She played the Prokofiev Concerto #3
AUER, Leopold- SP 7 x 9 sepia photo showing him with Toscha Seidl standing, Heifetz seated at the piano and Eddy Brown fiddling d/s to Leopold and bold signed. RARE
103. BACKHAUS, Wilhelm- writes "Yours truly, Wilhelm Backhaus" on a paper-nice large example
104. BACHAUER, Gina- signs cover photo on program for Queens College recital 1969
105. BADURA-SKODA, Paul- SP 4 x 6 photo of the smiling Austrian pianist making a point d/s in Spanish to Arminda Canteros 1987
106. BAR-ILLAN, David- signs cover photo on program for 1975 Queens College recital

13. Artist-Show - The Largest Art Link Site In The World!
tagliaferro, magda Life and recordings of the Brazilian/French pianist. Takasawa,Manabu - concert listings and other information on pianist and teacher.
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Jana Stuart pianist (CA), Ruslan Sviridov pianist (RU). Beata Szalwinskapianist (PL), magda tagliaferro pianist (BR) (d. 1986).
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15. Janos Solyom -- The Wide-Spectrum Pianist
his studies for Ilona Kabos in London, Nadia Boulanger and magda tagliaferro in Paris PresentIn addition to his regular activities as pianist, conductor and TV
http://www.solyom.com/spectrum.html
Viking with a Hungarian Accent
However Hungarian by birth, Janos Solyom is by now an integral part of the musical history of Sweden, his adopted home-country for over four decades. This is not only due to his distinguished career as a concert pianist but also to his contributions to Swedish musical life as an educator and "popularizer" of classical music. An imaginative approach to programming combined with countless radio and television shows over the years have firmly established Janos Solyom as one of Scandinavia's most popular profiles in music, just as well-known to concert audiences as to immigration officers at Stockholm's Arlanda Airport. The Past
As one would expect of someone born 1938 in Budapest, Hungary, Janos Solyom is a straight-line descendant of the proud musical traditions of Liszt, Bartók and Ligeti. He studied piano, composition and conducting at the Bartók Conservatory and the Liszt Academy of Music under the most renowned teachers of the time: Arnold Székely, Kornél Zempléni, Lajos Hernádi, Leo Weiner, Ervin Major and János Viski. After having escaped Hungary as a result of the 1956 uprising Mr.Solyom settled down in Sweden. Being only 18 at the time, he continued his studies for Ilona Kabos in London, Nadia Boulanger and Magda Tagliaferro in Paris His official debut in Sweden took place in 1958 with the Stockholm Philharmonic. Since then he has been touring extensively in Sweden, the rest of Scandinavia, in most parts of Europe, the Americas, Israel and China. He has also performed regularly on radio and television, especially for the BBC where he has been a regular for many years.

16. Franz F. Eichberger, Pianist
Translate this page Franz F. Eichberger pianist. pianistische Studien von 1959-1966 zunächst beiProf. Friedrich Wührer, später bei Prof. magda tagliaferro in Paris.
http://www.pianisten.de/eichberger/home.htm
Franz F. Eichberger
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Repertoireliste Programmvorschläge Kontaktadressen Paris, Le Figaro, Pierre Petit "Franz F. Eichberger hat uns die sensationellste Interpretation von Beethovens "Appassionata" geboten. Indem er mit Leichtigkeit die technischen Hürden dieses gefürchteten Werkes nahm, machte er daraus ein Meisterwerk erfüllter Romantik und gebändigter Leidenschaft und ließ ihm dennoch das unnachahmliche Fluidum ... ein sehr großer Künstler." Frankfurt Allgemeine Zeitung, H. H. Stuckenschmidt Über die Interpretation des 3. Klavierkonzerts von Béla Bartók in der Berliner Philharmonie: "Das Bartók-Konzert spielte Franz F. Eichberger so ausgezeichnet, daß man ihm auch in inderen Aufgaben wieder hier begegnen möchte ... brilliante Technik, viel Pedal-Kultur und Anschlagsfarbe." Franz F. Eichberger , rheinland-pfälzischer Abstammung, ist geboren in Neuburg an der Donau. Mit neun Jahren erster Klavierunterricht. Nach dem Abitur Studium an der Musikhochschule Heidelberg sowie Studien in Anglistik, Musikwissenschaft und Philisophie an der Universität Heidelberg. Pianistische Studien von 1959-1966 zunächst bei Prof. Friedrich Wührer, später bei Prof. Magda Tagliaferro in Paris. 1964 vom Deutschen Musikrat in die "Bundesauswahl Konzerte Junger Künstler" aufgenommen.

17. Stereophile: 1998 Records To Die For
Though Brazilianborn, Paris-trained pianist magda tagliaferro died honored, loved,and decorated in 1987 at age 94, she doesn t even rate an entry in the New
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18. James Tocco, Pianist
The pianist s recent season engagements included his Royal Concertgebouw Orchestradebut and a French government grant to study with magda tagliaferro in Paris.
http://www.cincinnatisymphony.org/aboutus/guest_artists/Tocco.htm
James Tocco, pianist James Tocco enjoys international renown as a recitalist, orchestral soloist, chamber musician and pedagogue. His vast repertoire includes virtually the entire standard piano literature, and he is widely regarded as among the foremost interpreters of American masterworks. He is associated particularly with Bernstein's Age of Anxiety , which he recorded recently with Leonard Slatkin and the BBC London Symphony and performed with Marin Alsop and the New World Symphony; and the Corigliano Piano Concerto, of which he is acknowledged as the definitive interpreter by the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer. He has performed the Corigliano Concerto with the orchestras of Atlanta, San Diego, Kansas City, Phoenix and Louisville, the latter including an acclaimed recording. The pianist's recent season engagements included his Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra debut, performing the MacDowell Concerto and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue , both conducted by Leonard Slatkin. An accomplished recitalist, Mr. Tocco has been widely praised for his interpretations of Beethoven, Chopin and Liszt, as well as 20th-century composers, and he is among the very few pianists to regularly program the keyboard works of Handel.

19. Spokane Symphony
SPOKANE –Spokane’s favorite pianist, Aida Ribeiro will perform on Friday Previously,she had graduated from the magda tagliaferro Piano School in Brazil and
http://www.spokanesymphony.org/ind.php?page=showrelease&id=76

20. Release
to whom Eudoxia owes the definition of her career as a professional pianist. herdestiny); lessons in Sao Paulo and in Paris with magda tagliaferro and her
http://www.eudoxiadebarros.com.br/port/Ingles.htm
English EUDOXIA DE BARROS was born in Brazil, in the city of Sao Paulo, from a traditional Brazilian family. Her father, Joviniano de Barros, was from Piracicaba and her mother, Maria Antonietta de Campos Barros, from Braganca Paulista, two cities in the heartland of the State of Sao Paulo. Even though Eudoxia's parents were not professional musicians, they loved music in general and had great interest in the Brazilian culture. Since her childhood, Eudoxia was undoubtedly influenced by this environment, always cultivating a great love for her country but also showing her appreciation for the culture of other nations. From a very early age Eudoxia devoted special attention to the Brazilian composers embracing the mission of influencing the national artistic midst. She used to say: "Someday I will be able to hear our Brazilian music being played all over the world!" And today she can certainly verify that her dream is almost coming true. In 1984 Eudoxia established with her husband and other composers the Centre for the Brazilian Music (Centro de Musica Brasileira) , a non-profit organization that promotes concerts and competitions dedicated exclusively to the Brazilian music.

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