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Happy New Year from the house of the rising pun ...

It's Friday - you've got to smile! :-)
If only it WAS that easy! Ha!!
Enjoy your weekend! (MusicTeacherResources)

I would like to introduce you to my wonderful son ❤️

Great opportunity ‼️

Vladimir Stoupel - Online Master Classes Online Master Classes. Vladimir Stoupel, a classical artist from Berlin

Wonderful , we will be there!

Inviting you all to my first livestream concert this Wednesday, April 22nd at 19:00 Central European time, 1pm Eastern time!
Yamaha Music Europe Yamaha Pianos Berlin Classics
📸Shinichi Shimazaki

Would gladly join the conversation as a pianist but enjoy the post and comments! It is good to laugh a little these days:)

Best musical advice I ever got! On the cover!

I am on the leadership Council of Southern Poverty Law Center and feel obliged to help spreading this message‼️

Over 1,000 Hate Groups Are Now Active in United States, Civil Rights Group Says The number of hate groups in America rose for the fourth year in a row, fueled largely by anti-immigrant sentiment, the Southern Poverty Law Center said.

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This grave stone is inspiring!

Alfred Schnittke basically has the greatest gravestone ever The Russian composer has the best, geekiest gravestone we’ve ever seen.

Rachmaninoff’s private concert at Eugene Ormandy’s house in Philly is now yours to hear, 78 years later The private preview of "Symphonic Dances" was recorded off-mic just before its 1941 Philadelphia Orchestra premiere and is now available on the Marston label. It's one of several old classical recordings getting new life right now.

Small in Statue, big sometimes even vicious as personality.

Igor Strawinskji (1882-1971)

I am glad he had a dog! He should have kept one during his solitude adult life!

Glenn!!!

Finally a glimpse into Brahms’ young years!

Beautiful drawing.

"He could bring out the best in a musician." - Anne-Sophie Mutter

Photo: ©Siegfried Lauterwasser, Karajan-Archive, Salzburg, 1977

This is a very interesting post . Many pianist- grandmothers taught and raised grandchildren to become great
Musicians.

Glenn Gould and his grandmother.

Very very interesting and worth reading
The whole article !

On this day in 1938, Antonia Brico became the first woman to conduct the New York Philharmonic at a Lewisohn Stadium concert.

Brico was born in 1902 in Rotterdam and grew up in California where she was the first woman to graduate from U.C. Berkley’s conducting program. In 1933 she moved to New York and led the Musicians’ Symphony Orchestra in 1933 and the Women’s Symphony Orchestra beginning in 1934. In 1948 she founded what would become the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra. She conducted there until her retirement in 1985.

View the program from Brico's Philharmonic debut: https://bit.ly/2JPE2gi
View more press clippings from our scrapbooks about Brico: https://bit.ly/2LRxeRT

This a truly beautiful drawing!

https://youtu.be/WYUJviwotlQ

This , I must say, is exciting to watch: The fruits of many years of teaching presented, very analytical, positive and warm communication with student. Great presence as an artist and performer. Congratulations!

Keshet Eilon Live: Chaim Taub (Violin) Masterclass, August 2nd, 2019 5:30pm

Keshet Eilon Live: Chamber Music Concert, August 2nd, 2019 8:15pm

Ursula Ingolfsson- Fassbind performing the Schoenberg Piano Concerto - archive recording. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qLWdYacOeQ&feature=share

Schoenberg. Piano Concerto, Op. 42. Ursula Ingolfsson-Fassbind, piano Ursula Ingolfsson-Fassbind, piano Karsten Anderson, conductor

An other piece of history!

Menuhin and Celibidache rehearsal Brahms Violin Concerto - 1946 Menuhin and Celibidache rehearsal Brahms Violin Concerto - 1946

Click on to listen to the Chopin e minor concerto! Do not miss!

Today is Argentinian Pianist Martha Argerich's 78th Birthday! [ON-THIS-DAY] Today is Argentinian pianist Martha Argerich's 78th birthday!

One of my most beloved composers!

One of the greatest composers of the XX century Dmitry Shostakovich in his youth. Summer 1923