Tag Archives: Vladimir Horowitz

Not quite forgotten: Liszt’s Valses oubliées

Posted on October 6, 2019 by barczablog

The composer centennials & bicentennials may be artificial stimuli to research, but the effect is real. Knowing that everyone is suddenly focusing upon a particular period seems to inspire all sorts of interesting studies, conferences where people share their research … Continue reading →

Posted in Books & Literature, Music and musicology, Psychology and perception | Tagged disability, Franz Liszt, Mária Eckhardt, Peter Jost, Valses oubliées, virtuosity, Vladimir Horowitz | 1 Comment

Above the clouds

Posted on August 10, 2012 by barczablog

Last weekend John Terauds used the occasion of the Simcoe Day holiday to celebrate the quintessential Torontonian composer, Godfrey Ridout. It reminds me of a time long ago, when I took a course taught by two giants at the Faculty … Continue reading →

Posted in Reviews | Tagged Andrei Gavrilov, Daniel Barenboim, Dean of Faculty of Music, Don McLean, Godfrey Ridout, Harvey Olnick, John Terauds, Ludwig van Beethoven, Richard Wagner, Ride of the Valkyries, Rudolf Serkin, Stewart Goodyear, University of Toronto, Vladimir Horowitz | Leave a comment

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