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24. French Culture | Music Recordings | Classical Archive 0202 Mendelssohn and Schumann Trios ThibaudCasals-cortot Trio Naxos 8.110185 (59.23)The trio of French pianist alfred cortot, French violinist Jacques Thibaud http://www.frenchculture.org/music/cd/classical/archive02-02.html

Music CD New Releases NEW CD HIGHLIGHTS: FRENCH CLASSICAL MUSIC ARCHIVE 2002-2 Ravel: Piano Works Dejan Lazic, piano Channel Classics CCS 17598 (63.08) Zagreb-born pianist Dejan Lazic offers an album of selected piano works by Ravel. Pavana: The Virgin Harpsichord Queyras Plays Hungarian Cello Music Harmonia Mundi HMC 901735 (69.56) French cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras and French pianist Alexandre Tharaud perform seminal masterpieces of 20th-century Hungarian chamber music. The lush Kodaly - including Sonata for cello and piano (1909) and Cello Sonata No. 8 (1915) - is interpreted with native feeling. The spiky Kurtag is handles with mastery and authority. Very fine. Ravel: Complete Piano Works Angela Hewitt, piano Hyperion CDA 67341/2 (2CD-138.11) Canadian pianist Angela Hewitt, best known for her Bach interpretations, tackles the opalescent piano works of Maurice Ravel. Chant du Monde LDC 2781137 (59.24)

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26. Instrumental: Catalog 46 cortot, alfred SP 4 x 5 showing the great pianist together with hisoftime cohorts cellist Casals and fiddler Thibaud who did not sign http://www.rgrossmusicautograph.com/instrument46.html

INSTRUMENTAL click on to view image 028. ARRAU, Claudio- signs photo on 6 x 9" flyer for Carnegie Hall recital Jan 18,1975. Another photo not signed on other side 029. ASHKENAZY, Vladimir- SP 4 X 6 color photo for Decca with recordings listed on back CORTOT, Alfred- SP 4 x 5 showing the great pianist together with his oftime cohorts cellist Casals and fiddler Thibaud who did not sign 033. CORTOT, Alfred- AMusQS from Liszt's Faust Symphony Mar 1935 on message side of post card sent from Budapest 034. DARRE, Jeanne Marie- send greetings on post card from Budapest 035. FRANCESCHI, Vera- signs program for Little Orchestra Society concert Feb 4,1957 at Town Hall, NYC. Conductor Pierre MONTEUX also signed. Francheschi died tragically young 036. FLESCH, Carl - signs message side of sepia portrait showing the famed Hungarian virtuoso fiddler/teacher instrument in hand. Dated London 2/XI/33 GILELS, Emil- signs program photo at piano alongside program page for 17 December 1957 recital in the Large Hall of the Leningrad Philharmonic. He played Brahms, Scriabin and Prokofiev 038. GOULD, Morton- see PARAY - CONDUCTORS

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Instrumentalists click on to view image 052. ANDRE, Maurice- SP 4 x 6 photo of the famed French trumpet player playing. He did a brilliant adaptation of Lakme's Bell Song for trumpet 053. BEAN, Hugh- SP 5 x 7 photo of the English fiddler playing. Best remembered for his association with HOFFNUNG 054. BRENDEL, Alfred- SP 4 x 6 photo of the popular Austrian pianist 056. CZIFFRA, George- program page for l969 Geneve recital 057. de LARROCHA, Alicia- SP 4 x 6 color Decca promo portrait 058. ENGEL, Karl- SP 5 x 7 shown playing 059. ENTREMONT, Philippe, SP 5 x 7 color photo standing backstage *060. FLESCH, Carl- SPc by Leiser,Berlin- a sepia shot of the young fiddler/teacher holding his instrument. Flesch is one the the legendry figures of violin history and a top rarity in signed photos 061. FOLDES, Andre- SP 4 x 6 photo busily playing his piano s. Bonn l959 062. GELBER, Bruno Leonardo- SPc smiling at the piano 063. GENDRON,Maurice - SP 7 x l0 photo of the noted cellist with his instrument 064. GUTMAN, Natalia- SP 5x7 photo of the Russian cello star

28. Ccm Composers-classical-music Com : Cortot, Alfred Cortot home. cortot, alfred 18771962 Switzerland, Nyon - France, Lausanne pianist, conductor.Title, Parts. Largo after Chopin's sonata op65. Piano Fredrik Ullen. http://composers-classical-music.com/c/CortotAlfred.htm

home Cortot, Alfred 1877-1962 Switzerland, Nyon - France, Lausanne pianist, conductor Title Parts Largo after Chopin's sonata op65. Piano Fredrik Ullen. BIS 1083

29. Welcome To: Millennium Music! Playing Time 6058 The Swiss pianist alfred cortot was an artist of immense cultureand intellect who recorded a rich and varied legacy for the musical world. http://www.millenniummusic.com/naxos3.htm

N A X O S OF A M E R I C A, INC. DISTRIBUTION Great Pianists: Cortot Piano Concertos Schumann: Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.54 Chopin: Piano Concerto No.2 in F minor, Op.21 The Swiss pianist Alfred Cortot was an artist of immense culture and intellect who recorded a rich and varied legacy for the musical world. Cortot studied with Decombs, one of Chopin's last pupils, at the Conservatoire de Paris. It was Decovbs who gave him his love for the romanticism of Chopin and Schumann. In addition to being a world famous pianist, Cortot was a partner in a most notable chamber trio with Pablo Casals and Jacques Thibaud, and he was an assistant conductor at Bayreuth. it was Cortot who gave the first performance in Paris of Wagner's Gotterdammerung. These recordings display Cortot at height of his romantic sensibilites and pianistic powers. From Abbey Road Station No. 1 in London, 1934, these historic recordings enshrine Alfred Cortot's playing which combined elegance with authority and masculinity with poetry. Restored by Mark Obert-Thorn. Back to main classical page NAXOS New Releases Thomas Beveridge Yizkor Requiem Kreisler Great Violinists- Com. Con. Recordings Vol.2

30. Alfred Cortot alfred cortot was a consummate musician, with a remarkably cortot's most importantweakness was (like Schnabel) a and later recordings capture a pianist in his http://members.macconnect.com/users/j/jimbob/classical/cortot.html

Dr. Jimbob's Home Classical Music Pianists Contents: HOME WORK Biographical Abstract Full curriculum vitae Internal Medicine Medical Informatics ... Traditional Chinese Medicine PLAY Cooking Media Travel WESTERN CLASSICAL MUSIC Alfred Cortot Other Sites Alfred Cortot For more information: Philips Great Pianists of the Century Series (biography and selected recordings) Posted to: rec.music.classical.recordings Subject: Alfred Cortot Date: Mon, 9 Oct 1995 Richard Sauer asks: Several posters persuaded me to invest in Furtwaengler-money well spent. Now I wonder if someone can do the same for Cortot recordings. In the past I shied away from the Furtwaengler releases because of the Penguin Guides. The 1989 companion to the main volume often, but not always, writes about Furtwaengler: "pulls the music out of shape", "distorts" etc. Moreover Penguin's editors weigh the sonics as heavily as the performance, so many classic performances get the kiss of death- a (*). Similarly, I have flipped past Cortot discs (Pearl) because of the cost, and the suspicion (unwarranted I suspect) that Cortot wasn't all he was cracked-up to be-"willful", "distorting". I know he drops a lot of notes, but so did Schnabel. Anyway: Why Cortot? and where does one start? Schumann? Chopin? or Liszt? NOTE: info shamelessly stolen from liner notes and Harold Schonberg's The Great Pianists . I'm sure there are other sources, but this is being done strictly OTTOMH.

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33. Chopin: As Seen By A Pianist For further reading, I recommend alfred cortot’s Aspects of Chopin, and JeanJacques Eigeldinger’s Chopin pianist and Teacher As Seen By His Pupils. http://www.scena.org/lsm/sm5-5/Chopin-en.htm

Home Content Articles La Scena Musicale ... Search La Scena Musicale - Vol. 5, No. 5 Chopin: As Seen by a Pianist by Tristan Lauber / February 1, 2000 Nocturnes Op.62 and the second from Op.55). Mozart was a favourite, Beethoven less so. His attitude towards his contemporaries was ambiguous at best. He was cool towards Schumann, never reciprocating the latter’s enthusiasm for his own music. And his admiration for Liszt was tinged with jealousy. But perhaps the most important aspects of his personality were his insecurity and his indecisiveness (many letters to his parents in which he expresses his hesitation between going back to Poland to fight alongside his countrymen or staying in his new adopted home attest to this trait). This "folie du doute," his inability to make up his mind, actually permeates many of his works and is even reflected in his harmonic language, making him by far one of the most original harmonists of his time. The second Prelude Op.28 in A minor and the Mazurka, Op.68, no.4

34. Alfred Brendel - A Musical Paradox teachers listening to other pianists, especially Edwin Fischer, alfred cortot,and Wilhelm Brendel continues to be described as an intellectual pianist. http://www.scena.org/lsm/sm6-6/brendel-en.html

Home Content Articles La Scena Musicale ... Search La Scena Musicale - Vol. 6, No. 6 Alfred Brendel - A Musical Paradox by Lucie Renaud / March 1, 2001 C onsidering the phenomenal number of articles written about Alfred Brendel, it might seem futile — or at least not particularly useful — to take yet another look at this incomparable pianist. He is an artist whose peers hold him in the highest regard. He is a perfectionist when it comes to technique, and a musical interpreter of profound sensitivity. In fact, he challenges the standards, expectations, and unspoken laws of the classical music jungle and emerges greater than ever, yet able to maintain a disconcerting frankness and modesty. Brendel has a remarkably fine-tuned “ear,” not only when performing but with regard to life in general, and he leads parallel lives that are mutually enriching. He is a chamber player (he recently joined with baritone Matthias Goerne, to the delight of fans of the vocal art); he performs with orchestra (in April he will perform all of Beethoven’s concertos with Seiji Osawa and the Boston Symphony Orchestra) and as a soloist (recitals in Montreal and Ottawa are scheduled for March and April). Brendel is also an essayist ( Thoughts and Afterthoughts has been providing absorbing reading for musicians and music-lovers for over thirty years); a new-fledged poet (his collection

35. Paul Cadmus most interesting documents in this collection is a letter which Cadmus wrote toAitkin on a program for a recital given by the French pianist alfred cortot. http://archivesofamericanart.si.edu/exhibits/piano/cadmus.htm

Paul Cadmus (1904-1999) The fondness Paul Cadmus felt for for his friend Webster Aitkin, the concert pianist, is evident in his letters. Cadmus often discusses mutual friends, painting and music, and expresses his admiration of Aitkin's musicianship. In a 1947 letter Cadmus muses, "I keep wishing: if only I were rich! Not for the money; just so that I could commission you to do K. 503 and a Weber concertoit mightn't be good, but I would like to hear itfor an invited audience: yours & mine." Aside from how he felt about Weber's concertos, Cadmus certainly had confidence in Aitkin's pianistic skills (developed through study at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia, and with Emil van Sauer and Artur Schnable in Vienna) and an appreciation for piano literature. As he asks Aitkin in one letter, "So are you breaking, or by this time have broken the back of Eliot's sonata: How pleased I am; it implies a back and a bone to break. How rare! In these days when the anatomy of the worm is body enough for most composers." Postcard to Webster Aitkin from Paul Cadmus, August 19, 1946

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38. Beethoven Times Six Pianists, From Schnabel On from this set include any of the performances of alfred cortot, who remains a fewlesser known or slightly forgotten artists such as French pianist Yves Nat http://www.msnbc.com/news/783894.asp

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Search ... Money The Andante series features the major European composers. Beethoven times six pianists, from Schnabel on Plus: Schumann interpreted by Alfred Cortot, Horowitz, Rachmaninoff and others By Jerry Wong SPECIAL TO MSNBC.COM eDiets Diet Center Yellow Pages Loan Center Newsletters ... Shopping IN THE BEETHOVEN SET, French pianist Marguerite Long defies stereotypical French style, discarding light, airy cleanliness in favor of a bolder, more rambunctious approach to Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Minor. (Long, who was closely associated with Parisian musical life until her death in 1966, worked with and performed all of the major French composers of her day.) Those who have heard live performances by the Polish-American pianist Artur Rubinstein invariably contrast his work in the recording studio, however elegant, with his electrifying playing on stage. Clara Haskil Gieseking, remembered as an artist with rare artistic vision, plays the piece in a reflective, almost nostalgic vein. Haskil, the Romanian-born child prodigy, plays with an astoundingly beautiful sonority. The sounds she brings out of the instrument alone are worth adding this collection to the shelf. More from Andante: Brahms and Bach SCHNABEL AND SERKIN Scaling new heights UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES The level of risk taking in these recordings is immediately striking. Cortot in particular is ready to forfeit a note or two in favor of an overall concept.

39. Bilson Review, Volume 2 Issue 2 Spring 2000 de Laroccha (another sad omission from the film) is also a pianist who hasn Cziffra'sGrand Galop Chromatique of Liszt, and the lesson by alfred cortot on Der http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/echo/Volume2-Issue2/reviews/art-of-the-piano.html

VIDEO REVIEW "The Art of Piano: Great Pianists of the 20 th Century." Great Performances. PBS. June 2000. Music Video and DVD. Warner 29199-3, 1999. $26.99. Download a printable version (PDF, 15K) So a composite video such as this one is for me a veritable treasure trove, a true legacy of a large proportion of the great piano playing of the 20 th th . The video available for purchase is narrated by John Tusa, but the same program as seen on PBS several months ago was narrated by John Rubinstein, son of Arthur. I was told by the producers that since the film involved many studios from many countries, the video exists with various narrations in different languages. The small booklet enclosed with the video has a text that follows to a large extent the line of the film; it has been translated into English from an article in French. There are also commentaries by a number of pianists, conductors and managers, including Piotr Anderszewski, Daniel Barenboim, and Colin Davis. Some of these are enormously sympathetic, such as Anderszewski, or very insightful, such as Daniel Barenboim, who describes each artist in a particularly characteristic way. Cortot, for example, he describes as follows: "I think Cortot looked for the opium in music. He looked for anything that was extraordinary; he always looked for something, not sickly, but something abnormal, totally removed from reality, and far from anything that could be construed as smelling of normality."

40. Magda.html she followed her studies with alfred cortot, who, she and Thibaud in concerts, playedunder cortot's baton Still a young pianist in the flourishing Paris of the http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/rpassarj/magda.html

Magda Tagliaferro Which is better? To love or to be loved? Never one to be satisfied, I have always needed both. (Magda in her Memoirs) Click here to see Magda 's autograph. My life has all been Love, in the widest sense of the word. Everything I have created within and around me has been created with Love. Her life M After the Conservatoire, she followed her studies with Alfred Cortot, who, she once recalled in a TV interview in Brazil, showed her how to put her fantasy and imagination at her service when playing. She became a friend of the members of the famous Casals-Cortot-Thibaud trio and used to play tennis with them, accompanied Casals and Thibaud in concerts, played under Cortot's baton. Besides working as a soloist, Magda Tagliaferro had always a strong career in chamber music. The most powerful influence was violinist Jules Boucherit; she also toured twice with Geoge Enescu. Her youth in the flamboyant Paris was full of adventure: she recalled as being one of the first women drivers, of singing the part of Love in an open air production of Gluck's Orfeo. Among her recollections were walks with Ravel, always silent most of the time. She also met D'Indy, Poulenc, Milhaud. Among her friends was pianist Artur Rubinstein; once, she told it in a TV interview and in her memoirs, while they danced in Spain, he said ftattering that he wondered why he had never thought of marrying her but, instantly, said that he knew the reason: they were too much alike!

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