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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Birthday Blog
Today this blog is a year old – thank you to all who have contributed to its 11,000 views! This is the 60th post; the first post on October 24 2010 was Any Excuse to Play Liszt – here. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged 127 Hours, Années de Pèlerinage, Beethoven, Chopin, King's Speech, Liszt
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Liszt’s 200th Birthday – today!
As a small child, I used to stare closely at this cover of an *LP of Liszt’s music in my parents’ record collection, fascinated by the patterns, shapes and colours. One day I suddenly realised that the individual fragments, when viewed as a … Continue reading
Duel Pianists – Liszt and Thalberg
Liszt’s 200th birthday falls this week on Saturday 22 October, and on Wednesday at Hatchlands in Surrey I’m giving a recital on an 1845 Erard piano signed by Thalberg, his greatest rival. ‘Old Arpeggio’ was the nickname given to Sigismund Thalberg because of a … Continue reading
Posted in Composers, Music, Pianists, Places
Tagged Jules Janin, Liszt-Thalberg duel, Princess Belgiojoso, Sébastien Érard, Thalberg
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