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The Sun-Sentinel
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1/26/01
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by Phillip Evans
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Two pianists
show fitful brilliance, together and alone
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The unusual combination of two pianists, playing
a highly unorthodox program of solo and duo works, presented
a 2 1/2-hour marathon Wednesday at the Broward Center in Fort
Lauderdale.
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The Miami Herald
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1/31/01
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by James Roos
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Young talent
in spotlight as pianomania breaks out
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Pianomania, which you might define simply as
``a craze for the piano and pianists,'' is gripping South
Florida again,
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The Miami Herald
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2/08/01
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by James Roos
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Russian pianist
lives up to expectations
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Denis Burstein, the young Russian pianist whose
debut recital last season for the Miami Festival of Discovery
stirred such hope for the future
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Piano-News.com
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7/10/01
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by J.B. Vonhvgen
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Francesco Libetta's
American debut out on CD
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Being the first pianist ever to play all (!)
of Godowsky's fifty-three studies (based on Chopin's Itudes)
in public by memory....
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San Antonio News
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07/10/01
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by Mike Greenberg
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International
Piano Festival at Williams, Ilya Itin, piano Williamstown,
MA
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First time ever at the International Piano Festival
at Williams: Ilya Itin playing Scriabin (Five Preludes,
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The Boston Globe
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7/13/01
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by Richard Dyer
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Itin
overcomes pretense in all-Russian program
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WILLIAMSTOWN - In 1996, Ilya Itin won the prestigious
Leeds International Piano Competition.
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The Boston Globe
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7/19/01
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by Richard Dyer
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Anderszewski
lets rhythm flow
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WILLIAMSTOWN - Pianist Piotr Anderszewski is
already established as a major figure in several countries,
and it's only a matter of time before American households
will need to learn how to pronounce his name.
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Sun - Sentinel
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7/21/01
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by Philip Evans
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Beethoven's
33 variations give pianists a workout
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An amazing musical event occurred on Wednesday
evening at the Broward Main Library auditorium. Beethoven's
Diabelli Variations, the most difficult, esoteric and profound
set of variations ever written for the piano, was performed
by a near-genius, Piotr Anderszewski.
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Newhouse News Service - Critic at Large
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8/10/01
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by Byron Belt
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Piano Festival
fulfills all of its goals.....
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For Immediate Release, ART by Express. THE MIAMI
INTERNATIONAL PIANO FESTIVAL OF DISCOVERY FULFILLS ALL OF
ITS GOALS EXCEPT FINDING A LARGER PUBLIC TO SHARE IN THE THRILLS.
MIAMI BEACH.
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ClassicsToday.com
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by Jed Distler
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Konstantin Lifschitz
(piano)
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On paper Schubert's two books of Impromptus,
six Moments Musicaux, and Three D. 946 Klavierstück might
seem too much of a good thing programed on a single recital,
as Konstantin Lifschitz did on July 12, 2000.
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Washington Post
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10/8/01
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by Ronald Broun
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Konstantin Lifschitz:
Playing With Fire
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Thin, distracted and very, very intense, Ukrainian
pianist Konstantin Lifschitz gazed left, away from the audience,
and listened.
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ClassicsToday.com
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by Jed Distler
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Kemal Gekic (piano)
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These splendid live performances from the 1999
International Piano Festival at Williams College reveal Kemal
Gekic's prodigious growth as a Lisztian
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andante.com
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by Leslie Gerber
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"The Most Talented
Instrumentalist of His Generation"
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The young Italian pianist Francesco Libetta,
recorded live in a concert of virtuoso showpieces
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Metromix.com -Chicago Guide
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11/01/01
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by John von Rhein
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Classical review,
pianist Piotr Anderszewski at Mandel Hall
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By rights, an important young pianist such as
Piotr Anderszewski deserves to be introduced to the Chicago
concert public
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