Ignaz Jan Paderewski
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ON MUSIC AND TEACHING 55 chamber music of Brahms. His worship of the romantic Chopin, Liszt and Schumann does not interfere with his enjoyment of the classical Mozart and Beethoven. He adores Bach and Schubert, and at the same time he is a thorough Wagnerite. To hear ' Parsifal ' or 'Tristan, ' he says, you ought to go to Bay- reuth ; for the ' Meistersinger' to Vienna, for 'Tannhauser' to Dresden; while of 'The Flying Dutchman ' the best performance he ever heard was at a small German city ...of thirty thousand inhabitants. This catholicity of taste compares strangely with Rubinstein's rather limited enthusiasms. " There are cer- tainly few pianists who have shown so eclectic a taste in their playing as Paderewski has always displayed. It would be difficult, indeed, to decide from his interpretations what com- posers appeal to him most, for while at one moment you are ready to declare that no pianist can surpass him in a performance of the music of Liszt and Chopin, at the next a singularly noble and sensitive interpretation of a Beethoven sonata will compel you to place Paderewski as the most sympathetic player of Beethoven in the world.
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B.
ON MUSIC AND TEACHING 55 chamber music of Brahms. His worship of the romantic Chopin, Liszt and Schumann does not interfere with his enjoyment of the classical Mozart and Beethoven. He adores Bach and Schubert, and at the same time he is a thorough Wagnerite. To hear ' Parsifal ' or 'Tristan, ' he says, you ought to go to Bay- reuth ; for the ' Meistersinger' to Vienna, for 'Tannhauser' to Dresden; while of 'The Flying Dutchman ' the best performance he ever heard was at a small German city ...of thirty thousand inhabitants. This catholicity of taste compares strangely with Rubinstein's rather limited enthusiasms. " There are cer- tainly few pianists who have shown so eclectic a taste in their playing as Paderewski has always displayed. It would be difficult, indeed, to decide from his interpretations what com- posers appeal to him most, for while at one moment you are ready to declare that no pianist can surpass him in a performance of the music of Liszt and Chopin, at the next a singularly noble and sensitive interpretation of a Beethoven sonata will compel you to place Paderewski as the most sympathetic player of Beethoven in the world.
What to read after Ignaz Jan Paderewski?
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