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Tag Archives: Walter Bache
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Composers’ letters make fascinating reading. This 1895 edition of some of Liszt’s letters is doubly significant, as the translations were by Constance Bache, whose brother Walter studied piano privately with Liszt as well as in the Weimar classes; he also performed Liszt’s … Continue reading
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