Famous Pianists of to Day And Yesterday
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He spent five or six months at Weimar, living with Liszt, who was at that time regarded as a demigod. It was his desire to make himself known as a composer during this tour, and he played and conducted many of his own works. On his return to St. Petersburg, he became interested in the establishment of the Musical Society, of which the pioneer, according to Rubinstein's own account, was Kologrivov, who also laboured nobly to establish the conservatories of St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Kiev. The R...ussian Musical Society became the Imperial Society. In 1 862 classes were formed in the Michael Palace, which may be regarded as the nucleus of the St. Petersburg Conservatory. Les- chetitzky was the professor of the piano, Wieniawski of violin, and Madame Nissen- Salomon of voice, while Rubinstein assumed the directorship. Music was then at a low ebb in Russia, and the professional artist was Rubinstein, Von Billow > and Tausig. 159 unknown. The enterprise was supported by many influential people, but there was also bitter opposition, as there always is, and always will be, to such matters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He spent five or six months at Weimar, living with Liszt, who was at that time regarded as a demigod. It was his desire to make himself known as a composer during this tour, and he played and conducted many of his own works. On his return to St. Petersburg, he became interested in the establishment of the Musical Society, of which the pioneer, according to Rubinstein's own account, was Kologrivov, who also laboured nobly to establish the conservatories of St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Kiev. The R...ussian Musical Society became the Imperial Society. In 1 862 classes were formed in the Michael Palace, which may be regarded as the nucleus of the St. Petersburg Conservatory. Les- chetitzky was the professor of the piano, Wieniawski of violin, and Madame Nissen- Salomon of voice, while Rubinstein assumed the directorship. Music was then at a low ebb in Russia, and the professional artist was Rubinstein, Von Billow > and Tausig. 159 unknown. The enterprise was supported by many influential people, but there was also bitter opposition, as there always is, and always will be, to such matters.
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